dispatch-issues

You can automate GitHub issue triage by running a continuous loop that scans, filters, and dispatches labeled issues to sub-agents. This autonomous workflow manages issue prioritization, status tracking, and development initiation based on repository labels.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (gh) installed and configured. The autonomous issue triage and workflow requires GitHub CLI integration to scan repositories, filter issues by trusted permissions, and securely execute development workflows.

Autonomous issue lifecycle management is the process of scanning, filtering, and dispatching GitHub issues to sub-agents without manual intervention. It tracks issue status, handles blocked items, and resumes in-progress tasks continuously based on repository labels.

Yes, repository labels are used to filter issues for autonomous triage. The system evaluates issues based on trusted permissions and specific labels to determine which items are assigned to the development pipeline for serial execution.

Stateful workflow management tracks issue status and handles blocked items by maintaining context within a continuous loop. It resumes in-progress tasks without human intervention, ensuring serial execution of development workflows based on permission-based trust filters.

The automation requires specific permission-based trust filters for secure execution and operates serially rather than in parallel. It depends on GitHub CLI integration and continuous loop sessions to maintain stateful workflow management for labeled issues.