End-to-end autonomous workflow — research, plan, implement, validate, ship, and merge in one command. **ALWAYS use when** the user says 'oneshot', 'do everything end to end', 'full workflow', or wants to go from ticket/idea to merged PR autonomously. All phases run sequentially in the current session, using agent teams for parallelism when needed.
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Install skill "oneshot" with this command: npx skills add coalesce-labs/skillsmp-coalesce-labs-coalesce-labs-oneshot
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Safely merge PR with verification and Linear integration. **ALWAYS use when** the user says 'merge the PR', 'merge this', 'ship it', or wants to merge an approved pull request. Runs tests, checks CI, verifies approvals, squash merges, cleans up branches, and moves Linear ticket to Done.
Reference for the canonical event-driven wait pattern in Catalyst skills. Use when a skill needs to block on a state change (PR merged, CI completed, push to branch, ticket transitioned) WITHOUT polling. Pairs the `catalyst-events` CLI with the Claude Code `Monitor` tool and `wait-for` for short-lived workers.
Reference for the safe two-phase GitHub event wait pattern. Use when a skill needs to block on a GitHub PR event (merged, CI complete, review submitted) without hitting GraphQL rate limits. Replaces `gh pr view --json` polling loops with `catalyst-events wait-for` plus a REST-only fallback. Includes a 3-minute diagnostic checkpoint to detect silent filter mismatches before they cause multi-hour stalls.
Protocol reference for the catalyst-filter semantic event routing daemon. Use when an orchestrator needs to wait for relevant events using a natural-language intent description instead of a precise jq predicate. Covers registration, waiting, deregistration, the wake event structure, prompt writing, context fields, and the fallback path when the daemon is not running.