What problem does it solve? Taking a groomed GitHub issue from spec to a reviewable pull request normally requires a developer at the keyboard for every step: creating a worktree, implementing, committing, verifying, reviewing, fixing, writing a QA plan, and opening the PR. This Skill runs that entire middle span unattended, so a ready issue reaches a reviewable PR with no human present, while keeping planning, review, and merge as human gates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Unattended pipeline orchestration: Sequences companion skills (issuekit, implementkit, commitkit, reviewkit, qakit, prkit) as subagent dispatches, each running in the issue's isolated git worktree. - Escalation policy: When a step cannot proceed, it stops cleanly with no PR, keeps all commits intact, comments the precise stuck-state on the issue, and sets the label by cause (needs-planning for decision gaps, in-progress for execution gaps). - Batch mode: afkkit all drains the whole ready queue sequentially, ordered by priority labels, with one up-front confirmation and a final batch summary. - Use Case: Before leaving for the day, tell the agent to work the ready issues overnight; return to open PRs with committed QA plans, or cleanly escalated issues with exact reasons and preserved work. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run issue #42 unattended through afkkit so it is implemented, verified, reviewed, and opened as a pull request.