Ticket to Pull Request Automation with Claude & GitHub Actions

Description

⚡ From GitHub issue to reviewed PR — fully automated I built DevFlow Autopilot on top of Claude Code and GitHub Actions. Drop an issue onto your project board as a Draft, and a bot handles everything: branching, implementation, multi-agent review, documentation, and status tracking. You just review the PR at the end. 🔗 DevFlow Autopilot Repo: https://github.com/The01Geek/devflow-autopilot 🔗 RadKit Browser Extension: https://github.com/The01Geek/RadKit --- **What's covered:** `/create-issue` — turns a rough idea into a structured GitHub issue `/implement` pipeline, end to end: → **code-explorer** maps the codebase and its patterns → **code-architect** designs the solution → Implementer writes code and tests on a fresh branch → **/review-and-fix** runs 5 specialized agents in parallel (code review, silent-failure hunting, comment analysis, test coverage, type design) — loops up to 4 iterations until they pass → **WikiWizard** generates internal tech docs, user docs, release notes, and the PR description **Project board automation** — issues move automatically: Draft → In Progress → AI PR Drafted → Released → Closed, driven by 6 small GitHub Actions workflows **Day-to-day skills** outside of `/implement`: `/review`, `/pr-description`, `/docs`, `/docs-verify` --- Everything runs off a single config file (`.github/project-config.yml`) and a GitHub App (Radman AI). It's a **template repo** — no backend, no runtime. Just workflows, skills, and agents you can drop into any project.