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Agent Workflow

Interns operate on an automated cycle: poll Linear for work, implement changes, open PRs, and respond to review feedback.

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Linear → Code → PR

1

Create a Linear Ticket

Create an issue in Linear on the Mission Control team. Tag it with the intern’s label (e.g., intern:golf).The description should clearly state:
  • What needs to change
  • Which repos are affected (layerfivecore, l5ui, docs)
  • Acceptance criteria
2

Agent Picks Up the Ticket (≤5 min)

The linear-poll cron runs every 5 minutes. When it finds a new issue:
  1. Announces in Slack: 🚀 Starting MC-XXX: <title>
  2. Registers the task in Supabase
  3. Moves the issue to In Progress in Linear
  4. Resets repos to the default branch
3

Claude Code Implements

The orchestrator dispatches Claude Code CLI with full tool access:
  • Creates a feature branch: feature/mc-xxx-short-description
  • Reads the codebase to understand patterns
  • Implements the changes
  • Commits with messages referencing the Linear issue
  • Pushes to GitHub
  • Opens PRs via gh pr create
4

Results Announced

After implementation:
  • PRs registered in Supabase
  • Linear issue commented with PR links
  • Slack announcement: ✅ Finished MC-XXX: PRs opened
  • Live preview rebuilt (Angular + Django)

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PR Review Cycle

1

Leave a Review Comment

Review the PR on GitHub. Leave inline comments on specific lines or top-level review comments.
The agent detects inline comments, review comments, and top-level PR comments from humans. It automatically filters out bot comments (Linear, Claude, GitHub Actions).
2

Agent Addresses Feedback (≤10 min)

The pr-review cron runs every 10 minutes. When it finds new human comments:
  1. Announces in Slack: 📝 Addressing review on l5ui#123
  2. Dispatches Claude Code CLI to make the changes
  3. Commits: [MC-XXX] Address review feedback
  4. Pushes to the same branch (PR auto-updates)
  5. Replies on the PR with a summary
  6. Rebuilds the live preview
  7. Announces: ✅ Updated l5ui#123
3

Merge When Ready

Once satisfied, merge the PR. The agent detects merged PRs and:
  • Marks the task as completed in Supabase
  • Frees capacity to pick up new work

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Capacity

Each intern handles one ticket at a time. It won’t pick up new work until all PRs from the current ticket are merged or closed. 
work-can-take → "yes" (0/1 active)
  ↓ picks up ticket
work-can-take → "no" (1/1 active)
  ↓ PRs merged
work-check-merged → frees capacity
work-can-take → "yes" (0/1 active)

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Cron Jobs

CronIntervalWhat It Does
linear-pollEvery 5 minChecks Linear for new tagged issues, dispatches Claude
pr-reviewEvery 10 minChecks open PRs for review comments, dispatches fixes
Both run as OpenClaw crons using Claude Haiku for orchestration (checking APIs, reading comments) and Claude Code CLI for actual coding work.

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Repos

The agent works across three repositories in the Lunar-Mission-Control org:
RepoTypePurpose
layerfivecoreDjango (Python)Backend API
l5uiAngular (TypeScript)Frontend app
docsMDX (Mintlify)Documentation
After pushing code, the agent automatically rebuilds the live preview:
  • l5ui changes → Angular rebuild + Nginx restart
  • layerfivecore changes → Django restart

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Example Ticket

A good ticket for an intern: 
Title: Add console.log to login component

Description:
Add one line to the login component in l5ui.

File: src/app/components/login/login.component.ts

Add at the top of ngOnInit:
console.log("Login loaded")

One line. One file. One repo (l5ui).
Start with small, well-defined tickets. The agent works best with clear requirements and specific file references. As you build confidence, you can assign larger features that span multiple repos.