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Overnight PR Routine
Loop Engineering — the
/scheduleverb runs a routine while you are gone. This is the "I don't write code, I write loops, and they write the code while I sleep" pattern: a scheduled routine that lands the fixable PRs overnight.
🎯 Goal
Each night, work the open-PR queue: auto-fix build failures, answer review comments in an isolated worktree, rebase stale branches — and leave anything ambiguous for a human in the morning.
⏱️ Schedule
Trigger: daily (overnight routine, runs while your laptop is closed).
▶️ Run it
/schedule every night, watch my open PRs. For each: auto-fix build failures, answer review comments in a fresh worktree, and rebase what is stale. Leave anything ambiguous or product-sensitive for me. Keep state in git so a crash loses nothing. Post a morning summary.🔁 Iteration steps
- Perceive — list open PRs and their CI/review state.
- Isolate — spin a fresh worktree per PR with
/worktree-init(no cross-contamination). - Act —
git-workflow-managerfixes build failures, addresses review comments, rebases stale branches. - Verify — re-run CI; push only when green; ambiguous items are flagged, never guessed.
- Report — post a morning summary via
slack-notifications; update each PR with/create-pr.
🛑 Stopping condition
Every fixable PR is green and updated; ambiguous/product-sensitive items are flagged for human review (not auto-merged).
💰 Budget & guardrails
A nightly spend ceiling; never auto-merges; isolated worktrees so parallel fixes don't collide; state in git so a crash is recoverable.
🧩 Referenced components
command:git-workflow/worktree-init— isolated workspace per PR.command:git-workflow/create-pr— updates/opens PRs.agent:git/git-workflow-manager— safe rebases, fixes and comment replies.hook:automation/slack-notifications— the morning summary.
💡 Example
You wake up to three PRs rebased and green, two review comments answered with commits, and one PR flagged "needs a product decision" — exactly the one you should look at.
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