shiplisted

# /forge:ship Take the current branch's committed work to a draft PR. Run only on explicit user invocation, never as a side effect of another command. Extra context for the PR body, if any: $ARGUMENTS ## Pre-flight Stop and report on any failure. Never force past one. 1. Not on the repo's default branch (detect it, never assume) nor any branch the remote marks protected. 2. No uncommitted changes, untracked files included. Ask what to do with them before committing anything on the user's behalf. 3. The base branch has not moved ahead. Flag a needed rebase instead of rewriting history yourself. 4. The repo's own tests pass. ## Push and PR Push with `git push -u origin <branch>`, skipping when already tracked and current. With an authenticated `gh`, open a draft PR against the repo's default branch. When the user supplies a prepared title and body (do-work's report produces one), use them after verifying against the actual commits. Otherwise build the body from the branch's real commits and diff, structured as **What**, **Why**, **How**, **Testing**. Title per the `conventional-commits` skill, prose per the `writing-style` skill. Report the PR URL. Without `gh`, still push once pre-flight passes. Print a copy-ready title, body, and compare URL, and say plainly why you fell back.