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Autonomous execution skill for tickets (backlog). Use when implementing a ticket (TASK-xxx).

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name	backlog-execute
description	Autonomous execution skill for tickets (backlog). Use when implementing a ticket (TASK-xxx).

Execute one ticket: $0

Instructions:

View the task: backlog task $0 --plain
Claim the task (if not already In Progress): backlog task edit $0 -s "In Progress" -a @ralph
Execute the work described in the task and its acceptance criteria
If you discover new work, create a follow-up ticket. If that follow-up blocks the current ticket (i.e., $0 cannot proceed until the new ticket is done), revert $0 back to To Do so it is not treated as actively in progress: backlog task edit $0 -s "To Do", then exit — do not continue executing a blocked ticket.
Mark acceptance criteria complete as you go
Add implementation notes: backlog task edit $0 --append-notes "..."
Add a final summary: backlog task edit $0 --final-summary "..."
Commit ALL changes (this is mandatory — never skip the commit step). Do this BEFORE marking the ticket Done — see step 10 for why: a. If you made changes inside sportsbook-bff/: cd into it, stage the changed files, and commit there FIRST (the pre-commit hook must pass). b. If you made changes inside penn-core/: cd into it, stage the changed files, and commit there FIRST. c. Back in the root repo, stage any changed files (including submodule pointer updates for sportsbook-bff and/or penn-core if you committed inside them, plus backlog task files). Commit with an informative but concise message. d. All commits must include the Co-Authored-By trailer.
Mark the ticket done: backlog task edit $0 -s Done
Fold that status change into the commit from step 8 instead of leaving it separate: stage the updated ticket file and git commit --amend --no-edit. Committing the code first and folding the Done flip in afterward means an interruption between steps 8-10 (e.g. this process being killed) never leaves a ticket marked Done with its work uncommitted — worst case is a ticket that's already-committed but still shows its prior status, which a future run can safely re-check rather than silently losing finished work.
Print a summary of what you did and exit

Do NOT start work on multiple tickets. Complete exactly ONE ticket then exit.

Additional Information: $ARGUMENTS

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name	backlog-execute
description	Autonomous execution skill for tickets (backlog). Use when implementing a ticket (TASK-xxx).

Execute one ticket: $0

Instructions:

View the task: backlog task $0 --plain
Claim the task (if not already In Progress): backlog task edit $0 -s "In Progress" -a @ralph
Execute the work described in the task and its acceptance criteria
If you discover new work, create a follow-up ticket. If that follow-up blocks the current ticket (i.e., $0 cannot proceed until the new ticket is done), revert $0 back to To Do so it is not treated as actively in progress: backlog task edit $0 -s "To Do", then exit — do not continue executing a blocked ticket.
Mark acceptance criteria complete as you go
Add implementation notes: backlog task edit $0 --append-notes "..."
Add a final summary: backlog task edit $0 --final-summary "..."
Commit ALL changes (this is mandatory — never skip the commit step). Do this BEFORE marking the ticket Done — see step 10 for why: a. If you made changes inside sportsbook-bff/: cd into it, stage the changed files, and commit there FIRST (the pre-commit hook must pass). b. If you made changes inside penn-core/: cd into it, stage the changed files, and commit there FIRST. c. Back in the root repo, stage any changed files (including submodule pointer updates for sportsbook-bff and/or penn-core if you committed inside them, plus backlog task files). Commit with an informative but concise message. d. All commits must include the Co-Authored-By trailer.
Mark the ticket done: backlog task edit $0 -s Done
Fold that status change into the commit from step 8 instead of leaving it separate: stage the updated ticket file and git commit --amend --no-edit. Committing the code first and folding the Done flip in afterward means an interruption between steps 8-10 (e.g. this process being killed) never leaves a ticket marked Done with its work uncommitted — worst case is a ticket that's already-committed but still shows its prior status, which a future run can safely re-check rather than silently losing finished work.
Print a summary of what you did and exit

Do NOT start work on multiple tickets. Complete exactly ONE ticket then exit.

Additional Information: $ARGUMENTS