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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).
phahadek/claude-orchestrator · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill phahadek/claude-orchestrator
# Milestone Wrap Closing a milestone is **orchestrator + Notion + git state spread across several homes**, run once when a milestone's work is done. This skill is a human-driven, confirm-gated loop over those homes — it does not improvise steps, and it **pauses before the one outward-facing, hard-to-reverse action** (the release tag, which auto-updaters pick up within ~24h). > **Not `/wrap`.** `/wrap` sweeps a *session* for unpersisted residue. This closes a > *milestone*. Don't conflate them. ## Doctrine (same spine as /gate and /ops) - **Verify by reading, act via sanctioned surfaces.** Read the actual state (task board, gate readiness, DB, git) before asserting a step is done or needed; make every change through the project's sanctioned surface (the `/api/projects` route, the device-authed clients, `gh`), **never a raw DB write** and **never a mutation of the prod checkout's branches**. - **Confirm before the irreversible/outward-facing.** Marking done + updating Notion/ `context.md` bookkeeping is reversible (do it, report it). Advancing `main` is reversible-ish. Two actions have live, hard-to-casually-undo consequences and **pause for explicit go-ahead**: repointing `projects.auto_launch_milestone_id` (on an auto-launch project, this is what turns on auto-dispatch of the next milestone's `🗂️ Ready` + `💻 Code` tasks) and the **release tag + GitHub release, the point of no return**. - **Don't hand the work back.** Find the "several places" yoursel