A reference guide for writing pull requests in the tldraw repository style. It enforces semantic commit titles (feat, fix, docs, etc.), structured PR bodies with change type checkboxes, test plans, and release notes. The standout piece is the "human notes" preservation rule: if a PR author wrote a personal intro marked with a person emoji, you leave it completely untouched when updating the description. Also includes guidance for large feature PRs with concept tables, API breakdowns, and FAQ sections that go above the standard template blocks. Treats PR descriptions as technical documentation with specific line-of-code change tables broken down by core code, tests, and tooling. More opinionated than you might expect, but if you work in a repository with PR standards, this kind of enforcement actually saves time.
npx skills add https://github.com/tldraw/tldraw --skill write-pr