Three steps, zero effort

Overcut clones the branch, analyzes the diff, commits, and linked issues, then writes a structured description and keeps it current as you push.

The edge cases, covered

It links every PR to a ticket, reads the requirements behind it, and never overwrites the notes you wrote yourself.

Always linked to a ticket

Finds an existing issue or creates one with the right labels. Every PR is traceable — without anyone having to remember.

Context from the ticket

Reads the referenced ticket to understand the "why," so summaries reflect actual requirements, not just what changed.

Stays current

Regenerates the description whenever new commits are pushed, so it never drifts from the code.

Preserves your notes

Only rewrites its own section — anything you added by hand stays exactly where you put it.

Integrates with your stack

Works across your pull requests and issue tracker to keep code and tickets in sync.

Running from day one

Fires automatically when a non-draft PR opens or gains new commits, or on demand with /pr-description. Release PRs are handled separately.