What problem does it solve? Unattended repositories accumulate open issues that nobody has classified, verified, or acted on. This Skill runs an autonomous sweep that classifies every untriaged issue in the repository's own labels, closes issues that high-confidence evidence shows are already resolved, and resolves up to N of the remaining issues one at a time, each landing as a draft pull request for human review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automated Issue Triage: Classifies open issues by type, area, and severity using only the repository's existing labels, asks reporters for missing information, and marks issues triaged so later sweeps skip re-classification. - Evidence-Based Closure: Closes only issues proven already fixed, obsolete, or duplicate at high confidence, with the evidence (commit, file, or pull request) quoted in the closing comment; everything else becomes a proposal in the brief. - Sequential Issue Resolution: Resolves selected issues one at a time in dedicated git worktrees using a test-first workflow with bounded build repair and dual review lenses, opening every result as a draft pull request. - Use Case: Schedule a weekday run against owner/repo with maxResolve: 3 so each morning you review one brief listing what was labelled, closed, opened as draft pull requests, and left for a person. ## Quick Start Run the issue sweep against my repository owner/repo with maxResolve set to 3 and publish the sweep brief.
