Turn repo issues into one reviewed draft pull request overnight
At a glance
A scheduled Muse routine picks one important repo issue, starts isolated coding work, and leaves a draft PR for review. This workflow is listed under coding agent, issue triage, scheduled workflow, pull request.
- Agents / tools
- Meta Muse, Coding agent, Git repository, Isolated worktree, Pull request
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What they did
1) Connect Meta Muse to the side project's issue-tracking repository and configure a routine to check it every 30 minutes. 2) Have Muse choose the most important open issue and start a coding agent in an isolated worktree for that task. 3) Keep the run to one issue at a time and have the coding agent stop with a draft pull request rather than merging changes. 4) Review the progress report and draft PR in the morning before deciding whether to merge.
How it went
The author reported that Muse checks the repo around the clock, works on one issue at a time, and sends a progress report at 8 AM with a draft PR waiting for review.
Worth knowing
The author describes the PR as the stopping point; the source does not report automatic merges or a measured reduction in issue backlog.
