What problem does it solve? Processing a backlog of queued workstreams one by one requires constant human supervision. This Skill runs the entire queue in a single unattended loop, executing each workstream, merging green PRs under a continuous-delivery policy, and stopping only when a genuine human question arises. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Autonomous queue draining: Selects the next startable workstream by recorded issue-level runnability, executes it via origin-goal, and closes it via origin-close-session with independent review before autonomous merge. - Bounded review shelf: Parks finished-but-unreviewed workstreams on a capped shelf (default 3) reconstructed from open PRs, so human review is batched instead of interrupting the run. - Safety-first stop discipline: Distinguishes question gates (stop the whole loop) from review gates (shelve and continue), files improvement observations as issues, and produces a final digest including skipped steps and shelf state. - Use Case: After mass-creating workstreams with origin-grill and origin-doc-update, invoke the loop to process the entire backlog overnight, then review one digest and one batch of shelved PRs in the morning. ## Quick Start Run the origin-ws-loop skill on this repository to drain all active workstreams until a human question comes up.