skills: add gip — grab issues in parallel - #137
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Add a parallel counterpart to the deliberately-serial gii. gip partitions the in-scope open issues into a provably-independent set (no stacking dependency, no file overlap) and a dependent remainder, then fans out one worktree-isolated subagent per independent issue — each claiming, checking history, implementing, opening a PR, and ARDI-ing it to clean — capped at ~3 concurrent to avoid swamping CI runners. The dependent remainder falls back to the serial gii loop. Includes a spelled-out grab-issues-in-parallel alias and symmetric cross-links from gii, gia, and pr-status-all (which previously asserted the issue write-loops always stay series).
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…er, ambiguous wording - Replace the non-existent 'CLAUDE.md mapping table' cross-reference with named example MCP tools (this repo's CLAUDE.md has no gh->MCP table). - Drop the hardcoded d-morrison reviewer request from the subagent prompt so the skill is portable, matching gi's reviewer-less PR open. - Remove the ambiguous 'or alongside' — the orchestrator works the dependent remainder after the parallel wave returns.
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What
Adds a new skill,
gip(Grab Issues in Parallel) — the parallel counterpart to the deliberately-serialgii. It grabs several open issues and works them concurrently: one worktree-isolated subagent per issue, each claiming, checking history, implementing, opening a PR, and ARDI-ing it to clean.Closes #136.
Why
We have the serial family —
gi(one issue),gii/gis(loop the backlog serially),gia(clean PRs then loop issues).giiis serial on purpose: a later issue's base branch can depend on a prior unmerged MR, and two issues touching the same files would conflict. But when a batch is provably independent, one-at-a-time just wastes wall-clock time.gipfills that gap without giving up the safetygiiwas protecting.How it stays safe
The load-bearing part is the independence gate:
gippartitions the in-scope issues intoorigin/main, no file overlap, not blocked → fanned out concurrently, each subagent in its own git worktree (Agentisolation: "worktree"), capped at ~3 to avoid swamping CI runners; andgiiloop.Bias is "when unsure, serialize." Each subagent prompt is self-contained (restates the full per-issue procedure), since a spawned subagent starts fresh and can't read the skill file.
Files
skills/gip/SKILL.md— canonical skill.skills/grab-issues-in-parallel/SKILL.md— spelled-out alias.skills/gii/SKILL.md,skills/gia/SKILL.md,skills/pr-status-all/SKILL.md— symmetric cross-links.pr-status-allpreviously asserted the issue write-loops always "stay series"; that's now nuanced withgipas the opt-in exception.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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