Pr Splitter
- 2 repo stars
- Updated January 12, 2026
- danielsinai/pr-splitter
pr-splitter is a Claude Code plugin that analyzes file dependencies and creates git worktree slices so developers can split one large change into atomic, reviewable pull requests.
About
pr-splitter is a Claude Code marketplace plugin that splits large pull requests into atomic, dependency-ordered slices using git worktrees. The agent analyzes changed files and imports, proposes logical groupings for your approval, then creates isolated branches under .claude/worktrees/ for independent pushes and PRs. Use it when a feature branch grew too large and reviewers need smaller, ordered changes instead of one overwhelming diff.
- Dependency analysis across TS, Python, and Go
- Git worktree isolation per slice
- Two-phase propose-then-execute workflow
- Shell tools for diff, imports, and cleanup
Pr Splitter by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 2 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | January 12, 2026 |
| Repository | danielsinai/pr-splitter ↗ |
How do I break a huge feature branch into smaller PRs that respect import order without constantly switching branches?
Splits oversized changes into dependency-ordered PR slices using git worktrees.
Who is it for?
Developers with large multi-file changes who want dependency-aware PR slices created via git worktrees.
Skip if: Small changes that already fit comfortably in a single focused pull request.
What you get
Named slice worktrees and branches appear under .claude/worktrees/, each ready to push and open as an independent PR.
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin - install individually after you add the marketplace.
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FAQ
Which languages does import analysis support?
TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and Go imports are analyzed to order slices so dependencies land in earlier PRs.
Where do worktrees live?
Each slice gets an isolated directory under .claude/worktrees/ with its own branch following the pr-split-{num}-{name} pattern.