Monitors a given PR for merge/close/approval/new owner comments, blocking until one of those occurs, then reports the outcome. Tracks each owner comment's open/addressed lifecycle with :eyes:/:+1: reactions on the comment itself, but leaves deciding how to address a comment to the caller. Usage: /auto-monitor-pr <pr_number>
Autonomously runs the full pipeline (new issue → plan → fix → monitor) for a queue of issue IDs, one at a time, forever — waiting for new IDs to be pushed onto the queue whenever it runs dry — with no user interaction except when a PR is closed without merging. Usage: /auto-fix-all <id1> <id2> ...
Autonomously implements a planned issue with no user interaction. Discovers the specialist agents involved in the plan, dispatches them in parallel, reviews and re-dispatches until correct, then opens or marks ready a pull request. Usage: /auto-fix-issue <id> or /auto-fix-issue #<id>
Discusses and refines an existing GitHub issue through an iterative dialogue, optionally spawning specialist agents to deepen understanding, then saves a structured markdown issue file and, on confirmation, kicks off planning on a committed branch. Usage: /discuss-issue #19
Resolves the PR for an issue's currently checked-out branch, then monitors it for merge/close/approval/new owner comments, blocking until one of those occurs. Used by auto-fix-all. Usage: /auto-monitor-issue-pr <id>
Configures CLAUDE.md and .github/copilot-instructions.md for a project, creating or updating them to point to a shared AGENTS.md file. Handles multiple scenarios depending on which files already exist. Usage: /init-claude
Creates a implementation plan for a given issue. Reads the issue file, analyzes the codebase, asks clarifying questions, and writes a structured plan in the plans folder. Usage: /plan-issue 99 or /plan-issue #99
Autonomously creates a new issue file in the project's issues folder, without asking the user anything. Parses an optional ID and title, infers a structured description (pre-populating from GitHub when a numeric ID is given), saves the file, commits it, and syncs it to GitHub. Usage: /auto-new-issue #19 - Title or /auto-new-issue Title