Ticket-to-PR-Ready Loop

Loop Engineering — turn a backlog of issues into a steady stream of small, verified PRs without hand-holding each one.

🎯 Goal

Pick one actionable ticket, implement and verify the fix, and open a PR that a reviewer can approve quickly — then move to the next ticket.

⏱️ Schedule

Suggested interval: 30m.

▶️ Run it

/loop 30m "Take the next actionable open issue. Implement the fix in an isolated branch, add tests, verify, and open a conventional-commit PR linking the issue. If a ticket needs product decisions, label it for human review and skip. Continue until the queue is clear."

🔁 Iteration steps

1. Perceive — read the next open, actionable issue.
2. Reason — confirm scope; if it needs human/product input, label and skip.
3. Plan — outline the change and the test that proves it.
4. Act — implement with /fix-github-issue; commits follow conventional-commits.
5. Observe — run tests; on green, open a PR with /create-pr that links the issue.

🛑 Stopping condition

No actionable tickets remain — each is either a verified PR or flagged for human input.

🧩 Referenced components

• command:git-workflow/fix-github-issue — implements the ticket fix.
• command:git-workflow/create-pr — opens the linked PR.
• hook:git/conventional-commits — enforces clean, conventional commit messages.

💡 Example

A "typo in error message" issue becomes a one-line fix with a snapshot test and a fix: correct auth error copy (#412) PR, all within a single pass.