What problem does it solve?
Manually updating journal entries for shipped work leads to inconsistent progress records, missed signal acknowledgments, and broken tracking of upstream dependencies, creating extra audit work for development teams.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Followup Closure: Automatically moves completed followup entries from the open list to the recently shipped section in the progress journal, maintaining a clean separation of open and completed work.
- Signal Lifecycle Management: Handles both perpetual upstream signals (acknowledging new versions without marking them complete) and one-off manual signals (marking them as completed for historical records).
- Running Cursor Promotion: Quickly promotes the in-flight work cursor to the shipped list when work lands, clearing the active work tracking for new tasks.
- Use Case: A JellyRock developer who just shipped a Roku OS compatibility fix can use this skill to close the corresponding followup entry and update the progress journal in seconds, without manually editing markdown files.
Quick Start
Use the done skill to close the followup entry for the Roku OS compatibility fix you just shipped by passing the keyword "roku os fix".