# Opportunist

> Nightly PRs across your projects. Merge what matters.

Opens small improvement PRs across your repos every night. Closes them if you don't merge by the next day. Gets better at guessing what you'll want.

## Details

- **Audience**: Engineers with too many repos and no time for maintenance
- **Tone**: technical-lead
- **Price**: $199 USD
- **URL**: https://claw-packs.com/packs/opportunist
- **Buy**: https://buy.stripe.com/eVqeVeg1a3OuehIgfY9oc08

## Outcomes

- Deps, docs, and tests inch forward every day without you scheduling time for them
- Ignored PRs close themselves — your repos stay clean
- After a few weeks it knows what you merge and stops suggesting what you skip

## Memory Files

- `repo_registry.md`
- `pr_preferences.md`
- `nightly_queue.md`
- `merge_signals.md`
- `safety_rules.md`
- `decisions.md`

## Tools Guidance

- git and branching workflow
- GitHub PR creation and closing, approval-gated settings
- CI awareness, never bypass failing checks
- scoped repo access and rate limits

## Deliverables

### How the agent works

- Nightly opportunistic improvement generator
- Low-noise PR batching, 1–3 PRs max by default
- Auto-close stale PRs the next evening to keep repos clean

### Files you'll fill out

- Repo registry and allowed scopes
- PR preference model, what you like and what to skip
- Merge and rejection signals to fuel the learning loop

### Step-by-step workflows

- Nightly scan → plan → PR creation workflow
- Next-day cleanup: close what was ignored, log why
- Learning loop: classify merged PRs and update preferences so the next batch is better

## Agent Role

Opens small nightly PRs, closes what you ignore the next day, and learns which types you'll actually merge.

### Context Questions

- Which repos are in scope, and which are explicitly off-limits?
- What PR types do you want (docs, deps, refactors, tests, lint, perf)? What is forbidden?
- What is your noise budget (max PRs per night) and auto-close window?
- What are the safety gates (CI must pass, no prod changes, no lockfile churn, etc.)?