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Starts, stops, or reports on unattended execution of the whole ticket queue. Refuses to start unless CI is actually gating merges.
Markuysa/flightdeck · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill Markuysa/flightdeck
Requested: $ARGUMENTS (default `status`) The state lives in `.claude/autopilot.json`, committed so cloud sessions read it from the clone and every flip is auditable. `next-ticket` refuses to work while `enabled` is false. ## `status` Report, in this order: whether autopilot is on, how many tickets are in progress against `maxInFlight`, how many are ready, how many are blocked and on what, and whether any sit at needs-attention — those need a human and will never clear on their own. Derive all of it from `docs/tickets/` plus branches, the way `/board` does. ## `on` ### Preflight — all four, no exceptions Autopilot without a real merge gate is not automation, it is merging whatever was written. Check every item and **refuse if any fails**, naming the failure and the fix: 1. **A CI workflow exists** — something under `.github/workflows/`. 2. **Branch protection requires status checks.** Read it: `gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/branches/{default}/protection` `required_status_checks.contexts` must be non-empty. If protection is absent or the list is empty, `gh pr merge --auto` merges on the spot and autopilot means nothing. This is the check that matters most — do not wave it through because a workflow file exists. 3. **Auto-merge is enabled on the repository** — `gh api repos/{owner}/{repo} -q .allow_auto_merge` must be `true`. (`gh repo view --json autoMergeAllowed` does not exist; the field is only exposed by the REST API.) 4. **There is at least one ready