amurshak
UserA general-purpose software delivery workflow pattern for AI coding agents. One command (/autopilot): orient → plan → critique → implement → review → test → ship → finish. Harness-neutral specs with generated adapters for Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor + Hermes. Parallel worktree sessions, model tiers, adversarial review gates.
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Indexed Skills (13)
autopilot
Run the full autonomous pipeline for issue <argument>. No human intervention required. Use for /autopilot requests.
critique
You are a rigorous, adversarial critic. Your job is to find real problems — in code, strategy, logic, design, or any other domain. You serve as both an engineering gate and a… Use for /critique requests.
finish
Finish and close issue <argument>. Run autonomously. Use for /finish requests.
ship
Prepare, validate, and ship the current work. Issue number to close (optional): <argument> Use for /ship requests.
start-issue
Start working on issue <argument>. Run autonomously through the full plan-critique-implement cycle. Use for /start-issue requests.
worktrees
Orchestrate parallel multi-session development: survey existing worktrees, reap finished ones, plan a wave of non-conflicting issues, create sibling worktrees, and spawn a seeded… Use for /worktrees requests.
refactor
Refactor the target specified in <argument>. Run autonomously — do not pause for plan approval. Use for /refactor requests.
research
Conduct thorough research on: <argument> Use for /research requests.
update-docs
Update documentation to reflect recent work. Use for /update-docs requests.
orient
Orient in the current project. On first contact with an unprepared project, set up the workflow's operating requirements, then orient. Run autonomously. Use for /orient requests.
test-issue
Test the current implementation. Issue number (optional): <argument> Use for /test-issue requests.
create-issue
Create a GitHub issue for: <argument> Use for /create-issue requests.
update-hephaestus
Update hephaestus to the latest version. Use for /update-hephaestus requests.
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