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Create a pull request from the current session's code changes.
The material indicates this is a prompt-only skill from an open-source repository, with no declared secrets, remote endpoints, or local execution capability, so overall risk is low. Caution is still warranted because it instructs use of a GitHub MCP server to create a PR, while the actual auth, network, and data-handling details of that server are not provided here.
The material explicitly states 'no required secrets/environment variables.' This skill itself does not ask the user for tokens or env vars; if an external GitHub MCP server is used later, its authentication requirements are not described here.
The README explicitly says to 'Use the GitHub MCP server to create a pull request,' indicating expected network use to create a PR and possible transmission of the title, description, and change context to a GitHub-related service. The material does not provide a specific host or full data scope, so outbound data should be reviewed, but no suspicious or unrelated endpoint is shown.
The system marks it as prompt-only, and the material contains no executable scripts, install commands, or local process-launch details. While the steps mention running compile/hygiene tasks, that is operational guidance rather than evidence of built-in code execution by the skill itself.
The README instructs to 'Review all changes in the current session' and handle uncommitted changes, which implies access to code changes in the current session and PR text content. Based on the material, this is routine access aligned with the stated purpose, with no sign of overbroad authorization.
The source is the Microsoft open-source GitHub repository (microsoft/vscode), and the system marks it as open-source, which supports auditability. Although the provided star/maintenance metadata is incomplete and the license is not stated here, the positive source signals are sufficient to keep supply-chain risk low.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "create-pr" skill from askskill: 1. Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/vscode/main/src/vs/sessions/skills/create-pr/SKILL.md 2. Save it as ~/.claude/skills/create-pr/SKILL.md 3. Reload skills and tell me it's ready
Create a pull request from all code changes in the current session, and generate a clear title and change summary.
A pull request is created with a title, description, and summary of key changes.
I've finished this bug fix. Create a PR from the current session changes and explain the root cause and fix in the description.
A bug-fix PR is created with background, fix details, and impacted scope.
Turn the current refactoring changes into a PR, with a title highlighting the refactoring goal and a description listing major module updates.
A well-structured refactoring PR is created for easier team review and merge.
Use the GitHub MCP server to create a pull request — do NOT use the gh CLI.
/commit skill to commit themLaunch VS Code OSS in isolation for automation and multi-process debugging.
Investigate failed PR checks and iteratively fix CI issues faster.
Generate or update session run commands for faster project startup and testing.
Configure and manage agents, skills, prompts, and integrations in the editor.
Run chat performance benchmarks and memory leak checks for VS Code builds.
Run vscode.dev locally to test the VS Code workbench and Agents window.
Create a draft pull request from the current session’s code changes.
Update an existing pull request with new changes from the current session
Finalize completed work by committing, pushing, and opening reviewed pull requests.
Generate Fluid-style PR content, push branches, and open GitHub pull requests.
Create commits for code changes with AI-generated messages matching repo style.
Review GitHub pull requests in ChatGPT with comments, approvals, and change requests.