Pick up next issue
The issue tracker and triage label vocabulary has been provided to you.
Pick the highest priority ready-for-agent issue. Claim the issue by marking it as in progress.
If no issues available, report "no ready-for-agent issues left" and stop. This is success, not a failure.
Implement
Use /wt-switch-create <branch> to create a worktree and branch to work in.
Implement the work described the issue.
Use /tdd where possible, at pre-agreed seams. After each green, self-contained slice, run /commit.
Run typechecking regularly, single test files regularly, and the full test suite once at the end.
Once done, use /code-review. Fix blocking findings, then re-run /code-review. Repeat until a round comes back clean, or you have run 3 rounds without reaching clean (see below).
For issues with user-facing changes, perform manual testing using /agent-browser.
Push, and run /open-pr to open a pull request.
Stop conditions
Stop immediately if either holds. In both cases, comment on the issue explaining what blocked you, and leave the issue in progress.
- Open question you can't safely decide. The spec is ambiguous, contradicts the codebase, or the choice would be expensive to reverse (data migration, public API shape, irreversible deletion, money flow). Don't guess on one-way doors. Name the question and the options you saw in the comment.
- /code-review still failing after 3 rounds. List the remaining blocking violations in the comment so a human can take over from where you left off.
Notes
- Stay autonomous. Don't ask the user mid-run; that's what the stop conditions are for.
- One issue per run. Finish or stop, then end. Don't loop back to step 1.