Surveys the current repo's open GitHub issues, ranks them by triage label and dependency graph, and recommends an optimal execution order; when you pick one to start, it gates on whether the issue is clear enough to execute and routes unclear ones to the grill-with-docs skill before any code is written. It can also render the board as a self-contained HTML map that groups issues into business lines, draws their dependency arrows, and spells out which feature each chain ships once completed. Use WHENEVER the user asks what to work on next, which issue to pick up, to list / prioritize / sequence the backlog, for a dependency analysis, to visualize / draw / map the issues, their relationships, business lines, or what completing a chain unlocks, anything about *their own* issues ("my issues", who's blocking me, who's waiting on me, "我负责的 / 分给我的 / 谁在阻塞我 / 谁在等我"), "下一个做什么 / 排一下 issue 优先级 / 接下来推进哪个 / 这个 issue 能直接做吗 / 把 issue 关系和业务线画出来 / 生成依赖图 / 看板", or is about to start an issue and needs to know if it's ready — eve
2026-06-11