What problem does it solve? Recurring implementation work across multiple repositories requires manual branch creation, test runs, and PR authoring each time. This Skill automates that routine by draining pending pr-author jobs from ether-pro's job store, implementing each task in an isolated branch or worktree, running the target repo's tests, and opening a pull request with gh. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Job queue draining: Pulls pending pr-author jobs from ether-pro's job store and processes each one against its target repository. - Autonomy tier gating: Checks ether job should-confirm before writing, requiring human approval on first runs and recording outcomes so the state machine can promote or demote future runs. - TDD-enforced implementation: Invokes scope estimation and test-driven development for every run, verifies the target repo's test/lint commands pass, and reconciles actual LOC against the estimate before opening the PR. - Use Case: Schedule /loop 1h /pr-author-job or a CronCreate trigger so queued tasks like "fix the null check in the auth handler" are implemented on a branch, tested, and opened as PRs overnight without manual intervention. ## Quick Start Run the PR author job to drain any pending pr-author jobs, implement each task on its own branch, and open pull requests for review.