dev-all

Processes GitHub issues sequentially with dependency ordering and CI-gated PR merges.

2|1|Updated Mar 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rioX432/live-translate --skill dev-all
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Skill: dev-all
Source: https://github.com/rioX432/live-translate/tree/main/.claude/skills/dev-all
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rioX432/live-translate --skill dev-all

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines sequential GitHub issue delivery by organizing related work into isolated per-issue branches, validating each change, and merging only after checks pass.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Sequential Issue Processing: Handles multiple issues one at a time so each change stays atomic and easy to review.
  • Dependency-Aware Planning: Detects blocked-by relationships and orders work to avoid rework or merge conflicts.
  • CI-Gated Merge Flow: Waits for checks, evaluates review outcomes, and decides whether to merge, skip, or continue.
  • Use Case: A maintainer needs to ship several backlog issues in one session without mixing changes or losing track of validation status.

Quick Start

Use the dev-all skill to process the selected GitHub issues sequentially, wait for CI after each pull request, and merge them in order.

Frequently Asked Questions about dev-all

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I batch resolve GitHub issues into separate pull requests automatically?

Batch resolving GitHub issues into separate pull requests requires organizing related work into isolated per-issue branches, validating each change with CI, and merging sequentially only after checks pass. This approach keeps changes atomic and easy to review.

How does dependency-aware sorting work for multi-issue GitHub development batches?

Dependency-aware sorting for multi-issue development batches detects blocked-by relationships among GitHub issues and orders work topologically. This prevents rework and merge conflicts by ensuring prerequisite issues are resolved before dependent ones are addressed.

Can I automate merging pull requests only after CI checks pass?

Automating pull request merges after CI checks pass involves waiting for continuous integration validation, evaluating review outcomes, and deciding whether to merge, skip, or continue. This CI-gated merge flow ensures only validated changes are merged.

What is the best way to process a backlog of GitHub issues in one session without mixing changes?

Processing a backlog of GitHub issues in one session without mixing changes requires sequential issue processing across isolated worktrees. Each issue gets its own branch, keeping changes atomic and maintaining clear validation status throughout the batch.

What happens when CI validation fails during automated GitHub issue resolution?

When CI validation fails during automated GitHub issue resolution, the flow applies failure handling for warnings, CI errors, and skipped items. It evaluates the outcome and decides whether to retry, skip the item, or continue to the next issue.

Do I need isolated Git worktrees to manage sequential GitHub pull requests?

Isolated Git worktrees are required to manage sequential GitHub pull requests because they provide per-issue investigation environments and separate branches. This isolation ensures dependency ordering and autonomous execution do not cause merge conflicts.