autopilot-batch

# Autopilot Batch Run the vetted `autopilot-queued` queue as a parallel batch: one background `isolation: worktree` subagent per issue, each running `/autopilot <n>` end-to-end at the build model its `model:` label calls for, with a gating `/code-review` one model tier above every build (Opus for Sonnet-built PRs, Fable for Opus-built PRs). This is the **run** half of the triage → run split; `/autopilot-triage` is the **vet** half that fills the queue. Use this when you have a queue of independent, well-scoped issues and want them all carried to review-ready PRs in one unattended pass. For a single issue, use `/autopilot` directly. ## Where this runs (read first) Run this **from the target application repository** — the repo whose issues and app these are (e.g. the Rails app) — on a clean default branch, pulled up to date. **Not from dotfiles.** `isolation: worktree` creates each worktree from the _orchestrator's current repo_, so the cwd decides where the fan-out worktrees land; running from the wrong repo produces worktrees of the wrong tree. If the cwd is the dotfiles repo (or any repo that doesn't own these issues), stop and say so. ## Arguments - **(no args)** — run every `autopilot-queued` issue at tier `--to pr`. The whole batch stops at review-ready PRs; nothing merges. - **`--merge <issue#,…>`** — authorize tier `--to merge` for the listed issues only (e.g. `--merge 847,851`). Everything else stays `--to pr`. Merge is still gated per issue by `/autopilot`'s Ste...