ship-roadmap

# Ship the roadmap (autopilot) Run the entire agentic workflow unattended between human decision points: one interactive founding turn that asks **everything**, then a driver-fired build loop (Claude Code's `/loop`, an external orchestrator, or manual re-invocation — see the launch contract) that plans, implements, reviews, opens and (optionally) merges one PR per feature until the roadmap is done — then keeps going: an **issue sweep** inventories open issues and the run's own documented residue (known-issues, trade-offs, postponed findings), triages it all, and ships what's fix-now — ending in a final report that recommends issues, newly discovered features, and the product-audit cadence. This is the **expensive** skill: a full run burns planning, implementation and review tokens for every roadmap feature. It exists to spend them well — strong tiers only where judgment lives, cheap tiers where code gets typed, humans only where a wrong call is expensive to undo. > **Ultracode tip:** for large roadmaps, the user can enable the `ultracode` > session setting (`/effort ultracode`) before starting the loop — the conductor > then fans out independent sub-work (review axes, report evidence gathering) > more aggressively. It is a session toggle only the user can set; this skill > cannot declare or enable it (`effort:` accepts only low/medium/high/xhigh/max). ## Turn contract — verify before ending the turn ``` ✓ Exactly ONE stage advanced (or a terminal banner printed) and ONE ...