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Orchestrates unattended spec delivery — loops over a spec's child issues in dependency order, dispatching dispatcher (complexity triage), code-author (implement), and diff-reviewer (review) workers per sub-issue, with a review→fix cycle until CLEAN, then merging per the repo's merge policy. Tracker- and host-agnostic — issues and changes live wherever docs/agents/issue-tracker.md and docs/agents/code-host.md say (GitHub via gh is the factory default). Factory defaults are parallel execution and manual merge; repo defaults live in docs/agents/developer-defaults.md and per-run flags (--parallel/--sequential, --auto-merge/--no-auto-merge) override them. Use when user says "/developer", "deliver this spec" (or "deliver this PRD"), "deliver this sub-issue", or wants the build→review→fix pipeline.
sgomez/developer-skills · ★ 4 · Code & Development · score 72
Install: claude install-skill sgomez/developer-skills
# Developer (orchestrator) Drives the triage → build → review → fix → merge pipeline across isolated subagent workers, looping over every sub-issue of a spec unattended. Each worker gets a **clean context** — the only thing it knows is the arguments you pass in its prompt. You (the orchestrator) hold the state between steps. ## Invoke ``` /developer <issue> # spec with sub-issues → deliver them all # plain issue → deliver just that one /developer <spec> <subissue> # deliver a single specific sub-issue Flags (override the repo defaults — see Run configuration): --parallel | --sequential # spec mode: waves vs one-at-a-time --auto-merge | --no-auto-merge # merge CLEAN PRs vs leave them ready ``` If no issue number is given, ask for it and stop. Do not guess issue numbers. The execution flags only change spec mode; in single mode they are a no-op. Accept the bare words `parallel` / `sequential` as synonyms for the flags. > **Namespacing.** Installed as a Claude Code plugin, skills and agents carry > the plugin prefix: the skills appear as `developer-skills:<name>` and the > subagents as `developer-skills:dispatcher` / `developer-skills:code-author` / > `developer-skills:diff-reviewer`. Use the names exactly as they appear in > your available-skills and available-agents lists; the short names below > refer to whichever form is installed. ## Contract docs (tracker + code host) The pipeline is agnostic about where issu