Skill

Create Pull Request

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a PR", "open pull request", "raise PR", "create bitbucket PR from current branch", or runs `/atlassian-suite:pr-create`. Creates a Bitbucket PR with default reviewers, source/destination branches, and a Jira-aware description.

Install

npx claudepluginhub acendas/acendas-marketplace --plugin atlassian-suite

Tool Access

This skill is limited to using the following tools:

Bashmcp__acendas-atlassian__create_pull_requestmcp__acendas-atlassian__get_default_reviewersmcp__acendas-atlassian__list_branchesmcp__acendas-atlassian__jira_get_issue

Preview

Open a Bitbucket PR with sensible defaults.

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Create Pull Request

Create a Pull Request

Open a Bitbucket PR with sensible defaults.

Inputs

$1 = Repo slug. $2 = Source branch. $3 = Optional destination (default main). $4 = Optional title (else derive from branch / latest commit).

Steps

Validate branches via mcp__acendas-atlassian__list_branches. If source is missing, report and stop.

Derive title if not provided:

If branch contains a Jira key (e.g. feature/PROJ-123-foo-bar), pull the issue summary via mcp__acendas-atlassian__jira_get_issue and use [PROJ-123] {summary}.
Else use the latest commit subject via git log -1 --pretty=%s (Bash).

Compose description.

If a Jira key is present, prepend Jira: {KEY} and a one-line summary.
Add a ## Changes section with bullet points from git log {dest}..{source} --pretty="- %s" (Bash, capped at 20 lines).
Add a ## Test plan placeholder for the user to fill in.

Confirm the payload with the user before creating (title, description preview, dest branch).

Create via mcp__acendas-atlassian__create_pull_request with use_default_reviewers=true. Report the new PR URL.

Notes

Never push branches — assume the source branch is already pushed. If the PR creation fails because the branch isn't on origin, tell the user to git push -u origin {branch}.

For draft PRs, append [DRAFT] to the title (Bitbucket Cloud doesn't have a native draft state).

Create a Pull Request

Open a Bitbucket PR with sensible defaults.

Inputs

$1 = Repo slug. $2 = Source branch. $3 = Optional destination (default main). $4 = Optional title (else derive from branch / latest commit).

Steps

Validate branches via mcp__acendas-atlassian__list_branches. If source is missing, report and stop.
Derive title if not provided:
- If branch contains a Jira key (e.g. feature/PROJ-123-foo-bar), pull the issue summary via mcp__acendas-atlassian__jira_get_issue and use [PROJ-123] {summary}.
- Else use the latest commit subject via git log -1 --pretty=%s (Bash).
Compose description.
- If a Jira key is present, prepend Jira: {KEY} and a one-line summary.
- Add a ## Changes section with bullet points from git log {dest}..{source} --pretty="- %s" (Bash, capped at 20 lines).
- Add a ## Test plan placeholder for the user to fill in.
Confirm the payload with the user before creating (title, description preview, dest branch).
Create via mcp__acendas-atlassian__create_pull_request with use_default_reviewers=true. Report the new PR URL.

Notes

Never push branches — assume the source branch is already pushed. If the PR creation fails because the branch isn't on origin, tell the user to git push -u origin {branch}.
For draft PRs, append [DRAFT] to the title (Bitbucket Cloud doesn't have a native draft state).