issue-loop-manager - SKILL.md Agent Skill

name: issue-loop-manager description: Manages a continuous development loop that picks the next open GitHub issue, implements it using sub-agents (code-writer, code-reviewer, technical-writer), and submits a detailed Pull Request. Use when the user wants to automate the implementation of a project backlog while adhering to Zero Dependency mandates.

This skill automates the lifecycle of transforming a GitHub issue into a verified Pull Request.

Zero Dependencies: All implementations MUST use only the Go standard library. No external packages (including golang.org/x/) are allowed in the core.
GPG Signing: ALWAYS use GPG signatures for all commits (e.g., git commit -S -m "...").
Sub-Agent Orchestration:
- Implementation & Tests -> code-writer
- Architectural Review -> code-reviewer
- Documentation & Articles -> technical-writer
Testing Requirements: Every feature MUST have unit tests with t.Parallel() and >90% coverage.

Sync & Cleanup:
- git checkout main && git pull origin main
- Prune merged branches.
Pick Next Issue:
- Use gh issue list --limit 1 --json number,title,body to identify the target.
Feature Branching:
- git checkout -b feat/issue-<number>
Execution (Plan -> Act -> Validate):
- Research the issue and existing code.
- Delegate implementation to code-writer.
- Delegate review to code-reviewer.
- Delegate documentation to technical-writer.
Pull Request Submission:
- Create PR with gh pr create.
- PR Body Requirements:
  - Overview: High-level summary.
  - Implementation Details: Technical approach (e.g., "Used atomic counters").
  - Verification: Test results and coverage report.
  - Closing: Include fixes #<number>.

Automatic Loop: When the user says "Sync and continue the issue loop" or provides no specific issue, trigger the workflow from Step 1, using gh issue list to identify the next target.
Targeted Implementation: When the user provides a specific issue number (e.g., "Implement issue #123"), skip Step 2 and proceed directly to Step 3 using the provided number. Always perform Step 1 (Sync & Cleanup) regardless of the entry point to ensure a clean workspace.