What problem does it solve? Shipping multiple GitHub issues one at a time is slow and serial. This Skill takes a list of issue numbers and dispatches one isolated sub-agent per issue, each working in its own git worktree, so several fixes are implemented, reviewed, and merged concurrently without branch collisions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Parallel worktree dispatch: Each issue gets its own sub-agent in an isolated git worktree, with guards against shared-state traps like git stash and editable installs. - Pre-flight and claiming: Skips closed, blocked, assigned, or stub issues; claims survivors with assignee and in-progress labels to prevent double-picks across sessions. - Review gate and coordinator loop: Runs a configurable review agent per changeset, then a coordinator polls PRs to auto-merge greens and surface failures. - Stacked PR support: Detects declared issue chains and ships them as ordered stacked PRs from a single agent when configured. - Use Case: Say "take #341, #432" and the Skill claims both issues, ships two PRs with Closes #N, and merges them once checks pass. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to take GitHub issues #341 and #432 and ship them as pull requests in parallel.