What problem does it solve? It automates the repetitive per-task shipping workflow in a Claude-driven development session: building, committing, pushing, reviewing, opening a pull request, and recording the task in a session log, so each task is shipped consistently without manual bookkeeping. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Per-task PR pipeline: Runs a build check, commits and pushes the task branch, runs code review, and opens a GitHub PR with a structured body including a test plan. - Blast-radius review gating: Matches the diff against money, auth, and migration triggers to decide when to run a local security review and when to suggest a deeper multi-agent review. - Session file logging: Appends a ## Task <N> block with PR link and findings to a session file on an orphan sessions branch via a git worktree, keeping the task branch clean. - Use Case: During a multi-task coding session, after finishing a feature on a task branch, invoke the skill to build, review, open the PR, and log the task — then repeat for the next task in the same window. ## Quick Start Run /kill-this after finishing a task on its branch to build, review, open the PR, and log the task to the session file.