What problem does it solve? When the conversation context for an autonomous mission lives in one repo but the work must happen in another, this Skill captures the mission now and leaves a dormant loop file in the target repo so the operator can start it later from inside that repo. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deferred mission setup: Writes a fully contextualized rover loop file (<repo>/.autonomous/<NAME>.md) with dispatch, context, and log entries, without starting any continuation or creating branches. - Path resolution and validation: Resolves absolute, tilde, or relative target repo paths, verifies .git/ exists, and halts only when no explicit path is given. - Naming and collision handling: Distils ALL-CAPS goal-oriented loop file names and kebab-case branch suggestions, appending numeric suffixes instead of overwriting existing missions. - Use Case: While discussing an OAuth fix in your current session, run /rover:prepare ~/code/foo fix the OAuth flow to queue the mission in the foo repo, then later cd there, create the branch, and wake it with /rover:rover. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to prepare a rover mission in another repository by giving the target repo path and the mission, for example: prepare a rover loop in ~/code/foo to fix the OAuth flow.
