Calculates added and deleted lines for a pull request and maintains a three-line summary for implementation, tests, and other files. Preserves existing description text and checks the published counts against the current diff.
Calculate and maintain the required change-count header when creating or updating pull requests in this repository.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Begin every PR description with these three lines, using Markdown hard line breaks so each renders separately:
Code changes: +<added> -<deleted>
Tests: +<added> -<deleted>
Others: +<added> -<deleted>
Calculate the numbers from the net diff against the PR's actual base. For a local
branch, use git diff --numstat <base>...<head>. After pushing, prefer GitHub's
per-file additions and deletions. Recalculate after the final push rather than
summing commit churn or estimating counts.
Count every changed file exactly once:
Show +0 -0 for empty categories. Binary files have no line count; mention their
count separately when present. Add a brief qualifier when useful, such as
Others: +11 -0 (generated sqlc).
Preserve the rest of an existing PR description. After creating or updating the PR, read the published description and verify that its opening lines match the current GitHub diff counts and required order.
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