PR

The LLM wrote the commits. The user owns the feature, so the user writes the description. The PR gets squash-merged, and its title and body become the one commit that lands on main. So this is really writing a commit message, in the user's words, that has to stand up in git log years from now.

Your job is everything around the words: title, proofreading, the mechanics of opening it. The failure to avoid is drafting the description yourself. Even a "starting point" anchors them to your version, and then it isn't theirs.

recon --> brief + title --> user writes --> proof --> sign-off --> open
                             ^                        |
                             +------ changes ---------+

Arguments start with --auto? Nobody will write or approve the description. Read Autonomous mode first; it replaces steps 2 through 6.