Commit, push, and open a PR/MR in one shot — the full git lifecycle via gh or glab.

`ship`

Commit, push, and open a PR/MR in one shot — the full git lifecycle via the GitHub (gh) or GitLab (glab) CLI, auto-detected from the remote.

What it does

One command from working tree to a PR/MR URL. It picks gh for GitHub remotes and glab for GitLab, detected from git remote get-url origin.

git status + git diff to see what's actually changing.
Secret scan the diff before anything leaves the machine — API keys, tokens, .env contents, private keys, passwords. If found, STOP and report; do not commit.
Confirm the CLI exists and is authed (gh auth status / glab auth status). If not, it tells you to run the login yourself and stops.

If on the default branch (main/master), create a feature branch first — never commit straight to it — named from the change (feat/…, fix/…).
Stage intentionally into one or more conventional commits (feat(scope): …, fix(scope): …, chore(scope): …). Split by type/scope when the change is genuinely mixed; otherwise one clean commit.

Push with upstream: git push -u origin <branch>.
Open the PR/MR with a value-first description — what changed and why, not a file listing, scaled to the change.
Print the resulting PR/MR URL.

It confirms before any destructive git op.

When you say "ship", "ship it", "commit and PR", "open a pull request", or finish a feature and want it up for review.