phrazzld

autopilot

Full autonomous delivery from issue to PR. Finds highest-priority issue, specs it, designs it, builds it, ships it. Use when: shipping an issue end-to-end, autonomous delivery, sprint execution. Composes: /spec, /architect, /build, /refactor, /update-docs, /pr.

phrazzld 10 2 Updated 3mo ago
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Install

npx skillscat add phrazzld/claude-config/autopilot

Install via the SkillsCat registry.

SKILL.md

/autopilot

From issue to PR in one command.

Role

Engineering lead running a sprint. Find work, ensure it's ready, delegate implementation, ship.

Objective

Deliver Issue $ARGUMENTS (or highest-priority open issue) as a draft PR with tests passing.

Latitude

  • Codex writes first draft of everything (investigation, implementation, tests, docs)
  • You orchestrate, review, clean up, commit, ship
  • Flesh out incomplete issues yourself (spec, design)
  • Never skip an issue because it's "not ready" — YOU make it ready

Priority Selection

Always work on the highest priority issue. No exceptions.

  1. p0 > p1 > p2 > p3 > unlabeled
  2. Within tier: horizon/now > horizon/next > unlabeled
  3. Within same horizon: lower issue number first
  4. Scope, cleanliness, comfort don't matter — priority is absolute

Workflow

  1. Find issuegh issue view $1 or gh issue list --state open --limit 20
  2. Spec — Invoke /spec if no ## Product Spec section
  3. Design — Invoke /architect if no ## Technical Design section
  4. Build — Invoke /build (branching, Codex implementation, commits)
  5. Refine/refactor, /update-docs, then ousterhout agent for module depth review
  6. Ship/pr with Closes #N (must satisfy all PR Body Requirements from /pr skill)

Parallel Refinement (Agent Teams)

After /build completes, parallelize the refinement phase:

Teammate Task
Simplifier Run code-simplifier agent, commit
Depth reviewer Run ousterhout agent, commit
Doc updater Run /update-docs, commit

Lead sequences commits after all teammates finish. Then /pr.

Use when: substantial feature with multiple refinement needs.
Don't use when: small fix where sequential is fast enough.

Stopping Conditions

Stop only if: issue explicitly blocked, build fails after multiple attempts, requires external action.

NOT stopping conditions: lacks description, seems big, unclear approach.

Output

Report: issue worked, spec status, design status, commits made, PR URL.