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Create a feature branch from the current changes, commit and push the work, then open a concise pull request targeting main. The workflow also checks Rust formatting and linting before submission.

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Create a feature branch and open a pull request for the current changes.

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  • Opening a pull request for completed changes
  • Creating a feature branch from current work
  • Preparing Rust changes for review

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Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

Create a pull request for the current changes:

  1. Determine the GitHub username via gh api user --jq .login. If the login is adilhafeez, use adil instead.
  2. Create a feature branch using format <username>/<feature_name> — infer the feature name from the changes
  3. Run cd crates && cargo fmt --all -- --check and cd crates && cargo clippy --locked --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings to verify Rust code is clean
  4. Commit all changes with a short, concise commit message (one line, no Co-Authored-By)
  5. Push the branch and create a PR targeting main

Keep the PR title short (under 70 chars). Include a brief summary in the body. Never include a "Test plan" section or any "Generated with Claude Code" attribution.

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