Add a github-issue workflow that reads a linked issue and lands a peer-reviewed fix - #375
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The task memo is a link to a GitHub issue. GithubIssue subclasses GithubForgeWorkflow — the same collapsed PLANNING → ITERATING → MERGING → COMPLETE graph as github-self-reviewed (the user self-reviews the fix and approves it by advancing out of ITERATING), specialised for issue-fixing: - PLANNING reads the issue (new `read-issue` skill: `gh issue view`, note the number so the PR closes it) and gates a new `issue-understood` responsibility forcing the plan to cover the problem, root cause, reproduction/confirmation, fix approach, and tests. - ITERATING opens a fresh PR (inherited `open-pr`) whose body closes the issue, so `url-recorded` stays in ITERATING (unlike github-dependabot, whose PR URL is a known input). MERGING is unchanged. Registered by discovery automatically; re-exported from the workflows package and added to the default-wiring assertion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Model GithubIssue on GithubPeerReviewed rather than GithubSelfReviewed: a peer reviews the PR (the REVIEW state, `pr-reviewed`) before it reaches the merge queue. The issue-specific parts are unchanged — the `read-issue` skill and the `issue-understood` PLANNING responsibility, and `url-recorded` stays in ITERATING (the PR is opened there). Graph is now PLANNING → ITERATING → REVIEW → MERGING → COMPLETE. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a new built-in workflow,
github-issue, whose task memo is a link to a GitHub issue. The workflow reads that issue, plans and implements a fix, opens a PR that closes it, and lands it after a peer review.Design
GithubIssuesubclassesGithubForgeWorkflow, so it inherits the forge plumbing (ghtool, image layer,open-pr/babysit-ci/babysit-merge). It's a near-twin ofgithub-peer-reviewed— the fullPLANNING → ITERATING → REVIEW → MERGING → COMPLETEgraph with a peer-review gate — specialised the waygithub-dependabotspecialises for an input-URL memo:read-issueskill (gh issue view <url> --comments, reading the URL from the task memo, and noting the issue number so the PR later closes it). It gates a new module-levelissue-understoodresponsibility that forces theplan.mdto engage with the issue on five axes: the reported problem, the root cause, how the fix is reproduced/confirmed, the fix approach, and the tests that prove it.open-pr) whose body closes the issue (Closes #<n>). Because the PR URL is produced here (not a known input like Dependabot's),url-recordedstays in ITERATING — the same 7 responsibilities asgithub-peer-reviewed.pr-reviewed) before the merge queue.The three inherited forge skills are reused verbatim; only
read-issueis added on top.Scope
Pure workflow addition — no
core/taskservice/sessionservicechanges and no migrations. Discovery auto-registers the dropped-in module; it's also re-exported from the workflows package and added to the default-wiring assertion.🤖 Generated with Claude Code