ironclaw-workflow-orchestrator

You can automate a GitHub issue-to-merge workflow by installing an orchestrator that uses routines and cron triggers to advance planning, implementation, and review cycles, keeping business logic out of core code.

It is an automation layer that uses routines and cron schedules to orchestrate GitHub issue-to-merge processes, batching readiness into a staging branch cadence every 8 hours while updating memory with merge outcomes for continuous improvement.

You configure maintainer gates and branch isolation by applying explicit workflow templates and event filters that enforce staged review loops, ensuring safe, configurable governance over pull request and issue events.

Yes, enabling webhook delivery is a documented runtime configuration prerequisite needed to activate the routines and event filters that react to issue, PR, comment, and CI events for the full merge pipeline.

To test a GitHub workflow routine after installation, you trigger a synthetic event to verify that the full issue-to-merge routine pipeline activates correctly and advances through the staged review cycles.

Keeping workflow business logic out of core code requires relying on explicit workflow templates, routine schedules, and runtime configurations for webhook delivery, meaning automation pauses if these external triggers or staging cadences fail.