lazy-bird

Lazy_Bird is a progressive automation system that lets Claude Code work on development projects autonomously while you focus on other priorities. It supports 18+ frameworks including game engines (Godot, Unity, Bevy), backend frameworks (Django, FastAPI, Express), and frontend frameworks (React, Vue, Angular). The system works by monitoring GitHub Issues labeled 'ready', implementing features, running automated tests, and creating pull requests if tests pass—saving developers 20-100 hours per month. Setup takes 5 minutes via pip, and you can manage 2-20+ projects from a single server with real-time monitoring and a web dashboard.

1. **Set Up Environment**: Ensure you have Claude Code installed and authenticated with your Git provider. Run `claude --version` to verify installation. 2. **Configure Project**: Navigate to your project root and run `claude init` if this is your first time using the skill. Select your framework preset (e.g., 'Next.js', 'React', 'Django') or choose 'custom' for other projects. 3. **Trigger Automation**: Use the prompt template above, replacing [PROJECT_PATH] with your project directory, [ISSUE_URL] with your GitHub/GitLab issue link, and [FRAMEWORK_PRESET] with your framework (e.g., 'Next.js', 'Flask'). For custom commands, use [CUSTOM_COMMANDS] to specify additional instructions. 4. **Review and Merge**: After the PR is created, review the changes in your Git provider. Use Claude Code to address any feedback: `claude review pr [PR_NUMBER]` or `claude fix [PR_NUMBER]`. 5. **Optimize Workflow**: For recurring tasks, save the prompt as a script in your project's `.claude` directory. Example: `echo "claude dev --issue $1" > .claude/dev-issue.sh` and make it executable.