issue-driven

What problem does it solve?

GitHub Issues are used as the primary source of truth for task definitions and progress auditing in an autonomous development workflow, enabling teams to document investigations, plans, implementations, and reviews within each issue lifecycle.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Issue-driven workflow: Use issues to define tasks, track progress, and attach notes at each phase (Investigate, Plan, Implement, Review, Submit, Done).
• Audit trails & accountability: Each phase generates notes (Investigation, Plan, Implementation, Review) that serve as a trace of decision-making and changes.
• PR linkage & automation: Create and link pull requests to the corresponding issue, automatically update status, and move the issue along its lifecycle.

Quick Start

Create or select a GitHub issue to begin the workflow and follow Investigate, Plan, Implement, Review, Submit, and Done steps, posting notes and moving the issue through stages as you go.