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Determine Base Branch

Resolve the target base branch before proceeding. Use the first matching rule:

1. Explicit override: If $ARGUMENTS contains --base <branch>, use that branch.
2. Project config: Read the project's CLAUDE.md for a Branch Strategy section:

   ## Branch Strategy
   - default-base: dev
   - release-base: main
   - direct-to-release: hotfix/*
   

   Apply rules:
   • Release PR → use release-base
   • Current branch matches a direct-to-release pattern → use release-base
   • Current branch equals default-base (e.g., you are on dev) → use release-base
   • Otherwise → use default-base
3. Auto-detect (if no project config found): a. Check for an integration branch: git branch -r | grep -E 'origin/(dev|develop)$'