gh-issue-flow

Work the agent-ready issues unattended. Picks up to 2 gated issues off the project board, then for each: plans it with issue-planner, implements it in an isolated git worktree, runs the repo's full validation gate, reviews the diff with parallel diff-reviewer lenses, opens a ready-for-review PR requesting review from the issue's assignee, and drives CI + review threads to green under a 45-minute cap — never merging, never touching infra. Use for "run the autopilot", "work the easy issues", "pick up the agent-ready queue", or as a scheduled unattended-work routine.

Pick the next issue off a GitHub Projects board — the theme-aligned Todo card assigned to the current user or unassigned — then either (A) emit a ready-to-paste "start it in a new session" prompt, or (B) start it in the current session (scoping- plan comment + board In Progress, pause for OK, then implement → validate → parallel diff review → PR → babysit CI and review threads to green, ending with a plain-words summary of what was done and what to review or test). Use when asked "what's the next issue to work on", for a prompt to start an issue in a new session, or to "start" / "work on" the next issue now.

Bootstrap a repo for this workflow, or check an already-configured one. Probes the repo for its integration branch, validation gate, spec flow and merge method; writes .claude/workflow.json; creates the labels triage and autopilot depend on; and verifies the project board has the fields they read. Reports every gap it cannot close itself. Use for "set up the workflow here", "onboard this repo", "why isn't triage working", or as the first thing you run after installing this plugin — and "upgrade the config" / "bring workflow.json up to date" after a plugin update adds keys an existing repo does not have yet.

Daily triage of GitHub issues across one or more repos. An UNCAPPED integrity pass guarantees a clean board — every open issue on the project board, area-labeled, assigned to its DRI, with a Status and, where its area maps to one, a Track (0 off-project, 0 unassigned). Then a capped deep pass categorizes (Bug/Feature/Improvement/Question), sizes effort, sets priority, flags duplicates, and marks safe-and-easy ones agent-ready for the autopilot skill. Writes verdicts to GitHub, then prints a receipt. Use for "triage the issues", "clean up the board", "board health", a daily triage routine, or before planning the week.

Summarize what got done in a date window from git history, in plain language. Covers every configured repo (and, for a monorepo, each workstream), collapses squash-merged PR duplicates into one item per feature, groups by repo and day, and flags repos or days with no commits. Supports one-liner, short-paragraph, or day-grouped-bullet output, a fixed three-section standup draft (Yesterday / Today / Blockers, keyword-led bullets, derived blockers) — or renders a Slidev slide deck for a stakeholder update, from a bundled generic template and stylesheet. Use when asked "what was done today / yesterday / this week", for a daily standup draft or commit summary, a Friday rollup, "give me a one-liner of today's work", or a weekly-update deck / slides / status deck.