hs:vibe

Orchestrates GitHub issues through the full SDLC pipeline to merged pull requests.

Updated Jul 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Dozyboy/VSF --skill hs-vibe-dozyboy
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Skill: hs:vibe
Source: https://github.com/Dozyboy/VSF/tree/main/Day2_VSF/Demo1/harness/plugins/hs/disabled-skills/vibe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dozyboy/VSF --skill hs-vibe-dozyboy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Carrying a GitHub issue or feature request from intake to a merged PR requires manually chaining many steps — worktree setup, planning, implementation, code review, shipping, PR review, and post-merge CI monitoring. This Skill automates that entire orchestration while preserving every human approval and quality gate. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-to-end SDLC orchestration: Chains worktree creation, plan validation and red-teaming, implementation via feature or bugfix routes, code review, PR shipping, and PR review/fix/reply into one command. - Optional merge with CI convergence: With the --ship flag, merges the PR per branch protection rules and watches target-branch CI, spawning follow-up fixes for repo-fixable failures. - Gate-respecting autonomy: Routes through existing plan-approval, ship, and protected-branch gates without bypassing or weakening them, and records external blockers instead of hiding failures. - Use Case: Paste a GitHub issue URL and receive a reviewed, labeled, ready-to-ship PR — or a merged commit with green CI — without hand-driving each pipeline step. ## Quick Start Run the vibe command with a GitHub issue URL, optionally adding the --ship flag to merge and converge CI after the PR is reviewed and approved.

Frequently Asked Questions about hs:vibe

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I turn a GitHub issue into a merged pull request automatically?▼

Run the vibe command with the issue URL and the --ship flag. It creates a worktree, validates and red-teams a plan, implements via the feature or bugfix route, ships the PR, resolves review findings, merges, and watches target-branch CI until green.

How do I run an issue-to-PR pipeline without merging?▼

Invoke the command with just the issue URL and no --ship flag. The pipeline stops after the PR is reviewed, fixed, replied to, and labeled ready to ship stable or ready to ship beta.

Does this pipeline bypass human approval gates?▼

No. The plan-approval gate and the ship gate requiring review-PASS, verification-PASS, and human approval remain enforced. The orchestrator supplies the artifacts those gates require and pauses at the same human checkpoints as any autonomous run.

What happens when CI fails after merging a pull request?▼

The pipeline inspects the failed run logs, branches a follow-up fix from the target branch, applies a fix with the exact error evidence, re-ships, re-reviews, and re-watches CI. It stops at green CI, an external blocker, or three failed attempts on the same blocker.

Can I use a natural-language feature request instead of a GitHub issue?▼

Yes. Natural-language input is treated as a feature request, but a GitHub issue is created only after the plan passes validation and red-teaming. An existing issue URL is always treated as the source of truth and never duplicated.

When should I not use this orchestration pipeline?▼

Avoid it for single SDLC steps — invoke the individual plan, cook, fix, code-review, ship, or review-pr skills directly instead. It is designed for carrying an issue end-to-end, not for isolated tasks.