milestone-runner
FeaturedUse when asked to "run milestones", "execute EXECUTION_PROMPTS.md", "continue the milestone sequence", "run independent milestones in parallel", "merge the stack", or "reconcile M5" after prior work changes the current design. Not for generating plan files; use plan-prompts. Not for repairing one stack; use stacked-prs.
Install
Quality Score: 93/100
Skill Content
Details
- Author
- Mathews-Tom
- Repository
- Mathews-Tom/armory
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- 4 days ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Bundled in these plugins
Similar Skills
Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category
milestoneplan
Use when the user wants a milestone's execution plan shown as a table — "milestoneplan v1", "/milestoneplan", "show the plan for v1". Read-only - reads every issue in the milestone and renders one table of issue number, description, complexity, dependencies, validate/build model and effort, fableplan, plan effort, and first-review trigger. Never edits an issue and never launches a run. Stage 6 of the new-app-pipeline.
create-milestone
Primary planning branch after /shape for major-tranche work that requires multiple independent PRDs. Use to create a GitHub milestone plus sequenced feature issues that will later mature from roadmap bet to research-ready to prd. Not for single-feature shaping, single-PRD big-batch work (which gets a container milestone from /write-a-prd), decomposition of a finished PRD, or implementation-ready work.
milestone-wrap
Close out a completed milestone: confirm all its tasks are terminal and the Manual Verification Gate is green, mark the milestone done + the next one active across every place that tracks it, advance main to dev, and cut the release tag. Use when the user says "wrap up milestone X", "close M11", "let's close out the milestone", or "cut the release for milestone X". A confirm-gated procedure, never improvised — pauses before the outward-facing tag/release. Distinct from /wrap (which closes a SESSION, not a milestone).