What problem does it solve? Coordinating a multi-package software roadmap by hand means constantly checking which packages are ready, spawning implementer agents, babysitting PRs through CI and hardware gates, and remembering to merge and clean up. This Skill automates one bounded orchestration tick so the roadmap advances on a cron schedule without manual supervision. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Bounded tick execution: Each invocation runs one guarded cycle — compute eligible packages, dispatch implementers into isolated git worktrees, route fixers for failing PRs, and exit — with a lock preventing overlapping ticks. - Dual-gate PR merging: PRs merge only when CI passes AND a hardware (GPU/CUDA) verification job bound to the PR's head SHA reports PASS, with independent different-model sign-off required for fixes and non-hardware-gated packages. - Standup and ledger automation: Every tick updates a daily standup document, records dispatch outcomes in a JSON ledger, and safely garbage-collects worktrees of merged PRs. - Use Case: A Windows Task Scheduler job fires every 10 minutes, invoking this Skill to dispatch the next ready renderer package to an implementer agent, read back a finished hardware test result, merge a green PR, and refresh the team standup — all without human input. ## Quick Start Run the roadmap-orchestrator skill with --dry-run to preview the dispatch, fixer, and merge plan for the current tick without any side effects.