What problem does it solve? Keeping a batch of open pull requests moving toward merge is tedious and error-prone: mergeability states are misleading, auto-merge silently disarms, queue evictions look like withdrawals, and serial CI rounds can outlast a work session. This Skill encodes the operational discipline for watching a set of PRs and driving each one to landed without overstepping consent boundaries. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Watch-set management: Builds an explicit, auditable set of PRs to drive, applies ownership labels, refills the set as members merge, and works it oldest-first. - Correct state reading: Interprets GitHub mergeable_state, auto_merge, merge-queue timeline events, and check runs accurately, avoiding false alarms like stale greens or missing required checks. - Parallel fix dispatch: Dispatches load-capped fleets of worktree-isolated fix agents in a single batch, clusters shared red causes, and routes conflicts to the auto-resolve workflow. - Use Case: You ask the agent to babysit ten open PRs overnight; it reads the whole set's status in one command, dispatches fix agents for every red branch at once, re-arms auto-merge where consent exists, and reports blockers loudly until everything lands. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to babysit PRs #4923, #4931, and #4967 and drive them to green and landed.
