autonomous-pr-driverlisted

# Autonomous PR driver Drive a PR from change → merge-ready, resolving automated code review along the way. The hard part isn't the git mechanics — it's **judging** a stream of bot findings (some real, some stale, some wrong, some contradictory) without thrashing. This skill is the playbook for that. Deep detail lives in siblings (load on demand): [`reference/triage-playbook.md`](./reference/triage-playbook.md) (decision rules + `gh` recipes) and [`reference/known-bots.md`](./reference/known-bots.md) (per-bot cadence + @-tag behaviour snapshot). ## The loop ```text 1. OPEN/ATTACH → 2. WATCH checks → 3. RESOLVE reviews → 4. CONVERGE? ──no──┐ ▲ │ └──────── push batch ◀─────────────┘ yes → 5. HAND OFF ``` 1. **Open or attach.** If asked to ship a change: branch (repo convention — see `AGENTS.md`/`CONTRIBUTING`), commit, push, open a PR with a **Conventional Commit** title (it becomes the squash commit). If a PR already exists for the branch, **attach to it** and continue from step 2 (watch checks before triaging). 2. **Watch checks.** Poll until checks **settle** — don't triage mid-run. "Settled" = no pending checks *except* human-gated approvers (e.g. a "PR approver" agent that waits for a human). See the playbook's poll recipe. 3. **Resolve reviews.** - Enumerate **every open