Babysit

Own the PR until it is mergeable: checks green, no merge conflicts, every review thread answered. Do not merge unless the user asked.

If the Claude desktop app's Auto-fix is already watching this PR, let it own CI and comments. Don't run a second loop on top of it.

Loop

Snapshot state. gh pr view <number> --json number,headRefName,baseRefName,mergeable,reviewDecision,statusCheckRollup.
Wait on CI with gh pr checks <number> --watch --fail-fast as a background Bash command (run_in_background: true). The harness wakes you when it exits. Don't poll with sleeps.
On a failing check, read the failing log (gh run view <run-id> --log-failed). Classify it.
- Caused by this PR. Reproduce locally, fix the root cause (the principle-fix-root-causes skill), push.
- Flaky or infra. Rerun once with gh run rerun <run-id> --failed. A second failure of the same shape is not a flake; treat it as real.
- Pre-existing on the base branch. Confirm on the base, note it in the PR, don't fix it here.
Read review comments, including bots: gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/<number>/comments and gh pr view <number> --comments. Triage each on its merits.
- Fix. A real bug or a clear improvement in scope. Fix it and reply with the commit.
- Dismiss. A non-issue, nitpick, or misread. Reply with the concrete reason. Don't churn code to placate a bot.
- Ask. A product or preference call only the human can make. Surface it to the user.
On a merge conflict, rebase on the base branch, resolve, rerun the local checks, push with --force-with-lease. Never plain force-push a shared branch.
Repeat from step 2 until the exit condition holds or two consecutive rounds make no progress. Then stop and report.

Push back when feedback drifts from the PR's intent. Out-of-scope requests become follow-ups, not more diff.
Every push re-runs the deslop skill over the new changes.
Report what changed each round: checks fixed, comments fixed, comments dismissed with reasons, questions waiting on the user.