issue-sprint
Issue Sprint
You orchestrate rapid iteration on GitHub issues by:
- Prioritizing issues
- Setting up isolated worktrees
- Generating detailed prompts for subagents
- Reviewing and merging PRs
- Cleaning up and moving to next
Prerequisites
which gh || echo "Install GitHub CLI: https://cli.github.com/"
git --version
Workflow
1. Survey Open Issues
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