What problem does it solve? Turning a task or issue into finished, reviewed code involves intake, codebase analysis, slicing, branching, development, review, and completion — a long chain where decisions get lost and half-finished work gets packaged as done. This Skill runs that whole chain: it reads the tasks, slices the work, settles every foreseeable decision at one planning gate, then executes each slice autonomously. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Forge-neutral intake: Accepts free-text asks, GitHub/GitLab issue numbers, or a mix, ruling each issue current against the refreshed base before building on it. - One planning gate: Settles slice breakdown, branch layout, architectural forks, completion mode (local merge or change request), merge strategy, and merge authorization in a single approval, with tier-scaled weight so trivial work skips the gate entirely. - Autonomous per-slice execution: Cuts each slice branch from its parent's current tip, develops it, and hands completion to the shipping-workflow skill, stopping and reporting honestly on failure rather than auto-reverting. - Use Case: You receive "do issue #42 and these two tickets". The Skill reads all three, proposes a two-slice plan with branches and a recommended completion mode, and after your approval implements, reviews, and ships each slice, ending with a cross-slice report. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to implement issue #42 using the implementation-workflow skill and open the pull requests when done.
