skills/linear-nightshift/SKILL.md
Run a night-shift against a collaborator's Linear board. Pulls the team's Grilled tickets (/ro:linear-grill moves a ticket to Grilled once its questions are answered), VERIFIES the questions were actually answered (unanswered → bounce the ticket to the "Question for <name>" state), mirrors verified tickets to ephemeral GitHub issues with ready-for-agent, then runs the standard /ro:night-shift machinery on GitHub. Tail-calls /ro:linear-update for everything that merged + deployed. Triggers on "linear nightshift", "nightshift linear", "drain the linear board", "run the shift off linear", "/ro:linear-nightshift".
npx skillsauth add RonanCodes/ronan-skills linear-nightshiftInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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The hybrid one-way sync in motion (model locked 2026-06-11, ronan-skills#61): Linear is where collaborator stories are born and prioritised; GitHub is the execution layer. This skill is the bridge — it never makes Linear a second execution tracker and never makes the collaborator touch GitHub.
Collaborator files story (Backlog or Ready for agent)
→ /ro:linear-grill asks questions (state: Question for <name>)
→ collaborator answers in comments ← their only job
→ next /ro:linear-grill run promotes to Grilled
→ THIS SKILL: verify answers → mirror to GH → night-shift drains
→ /ro:linear-update marks Done with PR + try-it link
API mechanics (auth, mentions, states, complexity cap) and board resolution via the repo's .ro-linear.json: see /ro:linear-grill § "Linear API mechanics" and § "Step 0".
/ro:repo-mode: work repos NEVER touch Linear or GH — refuse loudly.state.type = unstarted, name from the repo's .ro-linear.json states.grilled) + their comments; the target repo's existing queue (gh issue list --label ready-for-agent). Print a pre-flight summary: N grilled tickets, M look answered, K look unanswered, existing GH queue depth.For each Grilled ticket, find the latest grill comment (API-user comment containing numbered questions). Then judge:
/ro:linear-grill --issue <ID>) and bounce.Bounce = one comment, mention-first, naming exactly which questions are open ("@name — moving this back to your questions column: questions 2 and 4 still decide the build…"), then issueUpdate state → the questions state from .ro-linear.json (e.g. "Question for Eoin"). Never silently skip — the collaborator must see WHY their ticket didn't run.
For each verified ticket, create an ephemeral execution mirror:
gh issue create --label ready-for-agent --label linear-mirror \
--title "<ticket title> (NUT-<n>)" \
--body "## Linear\n\n<ticket URL> — canonical story + the collaborator's answers.\n\n<description + distilled answers + assumptions>\n\n### Close-the-loop tests\n<standard block>"
Rules: the mirror carries the distilled answers (workers must not need Linear access); create the linear-mirror label once (idempotent, case-insensitive check); move the Linear ticket to In Progress with a one-line comment ("queued for tonight's build run").
Invoke /ro:night-shift (or /ro:planner-worker --queue) against the repo's GH queue — the mirrors are ordinary ready-for-agent issues; ALL existing machinery (worktrees, dev-links, Closes #N, mergers with the stale-squash guard, retro, nightsheet, Pushover/Telegram) applies unchanged. This skill adds nothing to the execution layer.
After the run (and deploy, per the repo's policy): for every mirror whose PR merged, invoke /ro:linear-update --issue <NUT-n> --pr <#> --deployed. For mirrors that escalated/stuck: comment on the Linear ticket honestly (what blocked it), move back to Grilled.
--plan-only — pre-flight + verification verdicts only, no mirrors, no run. --workers N, caps: passed through to night-shift.
| Condition | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Zero Grilled tickets | Say so; suggest /ro:linear-grill if Backlog has ungrilled tickets |
| All Grilled tickets bounce | Report each bounce reason; no run |
| Repo-mode = work | Refuse: this flow is for personal repos only |
/ro:linear-grill (upstream) · /ro:linear-update (tail) · /ro:night-shift (the engine) · ronan-skills#61 (design)
development
Close the loop on a Linear ticket when its work ships - move the status and post a deploy comment with the PR link, what shipped, and a try-it link, mentioning the collaborator. Used as the tail of /ro:linear-nightshift for every merged mirror, or manually after an ad-hoc build. Triggers on "linear update", "update the linear ticket", "mark NUT-x done", "tell eoin it shipped", "/ro:linear-update".
development
Grill a collaborator's Linear tickets and move every processed ticket to where it belongs. Resolves the board from the repo's .ro-linear.json, reads the collaborator's Backlog / Ready-for-agent issues, then per ticket either posts 3-5 decision-extracting questions (state moves to "Question for <name>") or confirms it build-ready (state moves to "Grilled", the gate /ro:linear-nightshift consumes); shipped-and-confirmed tickets close as Done. The async-collaborator counterpart of /ro:day-shift for people who never touch GitHub. Triggers on "grill linear", "grill eoin's tickets", "linear grill", "add questions to the linear tickets", "/ro:linear-grill".
development
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