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Review a PR end-to-end with CI checks, fix cycles, and optional auto-merge. Use for PR review, cleanup, or readiness checks. Don't use for creating PRs, raw issue analysis, or non-PR code review.

Create an atomic PR closing a GitHub issue end-to-end via a 6-step pipeline. Use to resolve, fix, or implement issue #N. Don't use for analysis without fixing (/issue-analysis), reviewing a PR (/issue-pr-review), or bulk backlog work (/auto-pilot).

Run an autonomous triage-resolve-review-merge loop to auto-pilot the GitHub issue backlog, resolving everything until done with zero prompts. Don't use for single-issue work (/issue-resolver), triage (/issue-triage), or PR review (/issue-pr-review).

Generate a .gitissue.yml by auto-detecting a repo's stack, test runner, and size. Use to init, setup, or configure gitissue, or set up IDD. Don't use for editing an existing .gitissue.yml, creating issues (use /issue-creator), or plain git/npm init.

Analyze one GitHub issue for root cause, complexity, and risk into .gitissue/analysis-N.json. Use when you need to analyze or scope issue #N. Don't use for creating issues (/issue-creator), triaging (/issue-triage), or resolving (/issue-resolver).

Create structured GitHub issues from text, screenshots, or lists, with acceptance criteria and preserved reporter context. Use for filing bugs/features, batch creation, or template cleanup. Don't use for resolving, triaging, or deep issue analysis.

Scan open GitHub issues for dependencies, priority, parallel work, and staleness. Use to prioritize the backlog or pick what to do next. Don't use for one-issue analysis (/issue-analysis), resolving (/issue-resolver), or creating (/issue-creator).