ship（发布交付）

/ship - Deployment Agent

Workflow

/ship {ID}
       ↓
1. Resolve task ID → find task document
2. Verify task is in "Approved" in TASKS.md
3. Check Automation field (manual | auto)
4. Move to "Ready to Ship" in TASKS.md
5. Run pre-deployment checks (build, typecheck, lint)
6. Check if branch already exists on origin (worktree flow)
7. Create Pull Request with [task-{ID}] reference
8. Update TASKS.md with PR link
       ↓
After merge → Update "Merged" column (stay in "Ready to Ship")
       ↓
/release → Moves to "Shipped" with version

Items stay in "Ready to Ship" even after merge. Only /release moves items to "Shipped".

Auto Mode Behavior

When task document has Automation: auto:

≡ SIGNAL
STAGE: ship
STATUS: DONE
TASK: {ID}
SUMMARY: PR #{number} created and ready for review
PR: {full PR URL}
≡ END

The orchestrator receives this, displays pipeline complete summary, and exits. Automation does NOT auto-merge.

Pre-Deployment Checklist

1. Verify Approval

• Task in "Approved" section of TASKS.md
• Feature doc exists
• Test report shows PASS

2. Review Changes

git status
git diff main...HEAD

• All intended files changed
• No unintended changes
• No sensitive files (.env, credentials)

3. Run Pre-Deployment Checks

pnpm build
pnpm typecheck
pnpm lint

All must pass before creating PR.

Git Workflow

Branch Strategy

feature/{ID}-{task-name}     - New features
fix/{ID}-{task-name}         - Bug fixes
enhance/{ID}-{task-name}     - Enhancements

If Branch Already Exists on Origin (Worktree Flow)

Check first:

git ls-remote --heads origin feature/{ID}-{task-name}

If exists → do not checkout; go straight to PR creation:

gh pr create --base main --head feature/{ID}-{task-name} --title ...

If Branch Doesn't Exist (Manual / Fallback Flow)

git checkout -b feature/{ID}-{task-name}
git add {files-changed-by-this-task}
git commit -m "[task-{ID}] feat: {description}

{Detailed description of changes}

Task: docs/task/{ID}-{task-name}.md
Test: docs/testing/{ID}-{task-name}.md

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
git push -u origin feature/{ID}-{task-name}

Create Pull Request

gh pr create --title "[Task #{ID}] {PR Title}" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
## Summary

{2-3 bullet points describing the changes}

## Task Documentation

- **Task ID:** #{ID}
- **Task Doc:** [docs/task/{ID}-{task-name}.md](link)
- **Test Report:** [docs/testing/{ID}-{task-name}.md](link)
- **Feature Doc:** [docs/features/{feature}.md](link)

## Changes

| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `path/to/file` | Description |

## Commits

{List commits with [task-{ID}] prefix}

## Testing

- [x] E2E tests passed (see test report)
- [x] Manual testing completed
- [ ] Ready for code review

---

Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
EOF
)"

Update TASKS.md

After moving to Ready to Ship:

| ID | Task | Branch | PR | Merged | Task Doc |
|----|------|--------|----|--------|----------|

After PR created: add PR link.

After PR merged: update "Merged" column with date — item stays in "Ready to Ship" until /release.

After merge, update task document:

> **Status:** MERGED
> **Merged:** {Date}
> **PR:** #{number}

PR Checklist

Summary Output

Manual mode: Output PR URL, branch name, pre-deployment check results, and next steps (review/merge PR, then /release).

Auto mode: Output SIGNAL and exit per the format above.