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fanout-shiplisted

Parallel multi-agent ship pattern. Decompose 1 parent task into N independent child tasks → spawn N background agents in isolated git worktrees → each opens PR targeting shared integration branch → smallest-first merge order with self-documenting rebase recipes → final PR integration → main. Collapses N×30min sequential work into ~30min wall-clock. Isolated blast radius (one agent crash ≠ kill others). Granular revert. Small review surface per PR. Background execution = no babysit. Trigger when user says: "fan out", "fanout", "split into N PRs", "parallel build", "parallel agents", "spawn N agents", "/fanout-ship", "ship in parallel", or pastes a parent issue + list of child tasks. Auto-trigger heuristic: task list ≥ 4 INDEPENDENT subtasks touching DISJOINT files, single repo, GitHub-hosted.
waseemnasir2k26/skynetlabs-all-claude-code · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill waseemnasir2k26/skynetlabs-all-claude-code
# fanout-ship ## When to use USE when ALL true: - ≥4 child tasks - Tasks touch DISJOINT files (no shared edits) - Single GitHub repo - `gh` CLI authenticated - Clean working tree on base branch SKIP when: - Tasks share files (merge conflict storm) - <4 tasks (overhead > benefit) - Sequential dependencies (B needs A's output) - No CI / no PR review process (just commit direct) ## Inputs required 1. **Repo path** — local clone, clean tree 2. **Base branch** — usually `main` / `mobile_main_dev` / `develop` 3. **Parent issue** — GitHub issue # (or create one) 4. **Child task list** — N items, each with: - `title` — short - `scope` — files/classes/methods to touch - `blast_radius` — int (line count est, method count, complexity 1-10) - `acceptance` — testable criteria If user gives vague request → ASK for the task list before fanout. ## The 8-step recipe ### 1. Pre-flight ```bash cd <repo> gh auth status # must be logged in git status # must be clean git fetch origin git checkout <base> && git pull ``` Abort on dirty tree or auth fail. ### 2. Create integration branch ```bash INTEG="issue-${PARENT}-integration" git checkout -b "$INTEG" git push -u origin "$INTEG" ``` ### 3. Create child issues (if not exist) ```bash for task in tasks; do gh issue create \ --title "Phase N: <ChildTitle>" \ --body "Parent: #<PARENT>. Scope: ...\nAcceptance: ..." \ --label "fanout" done ``` Capture issue numbers → wr