piter-setup
Set up PITER framework elements for AFK agent systems. Use when configuring prompt input sources, triggers, environments, and review processes for autonomous agent workflows.
What this skill does
# PITER Setup
Guide for setting up the PITER framework elements to enable AFK (Away From Keyboard) agent systems.
## When to Use
- Configuring GitHub as prompt input source
- Setting up webhook or cron triggers
- Preparing a dedicated agent environment
- Designing the review process
- Moving from in-loop to out-of-loop agentic coding
## PITER Overview
| Element | Question | Common Implementation |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **P** | Where do tasks come from? | GitHub Issues |
| **I** | What type of work is this? | LLM Classification |
| **T** | When does work start? | Webhooks / Cron |
| **E** | Where do agents run? | Dedicated VM/Sandbox |
| **R** | How is work validated? | Pull Requests |
## Setup Workflow
### 1. Configure Prompt Input (P)
#### GitHub Issues Setup
```bash
# Verify GitHub CLI is authenticated
gh auth status
# Test issue creation
gh issue create --title "Test Issue" --body "Testing ADW prompt input"
# Test issue fetching
gh issue view 1 --json title,body,labels
```
Issue structure becomes the prompt:
```text
Title: Add user authentication
Body: We need OAuth with Google provider...
Labels: feature, priority-high
→ Becomes: "/feature Add user authentication..."
```
### 2. Configure Classification (I)
Create `/classify-issue` command:
```markdown
# Issue Classification
Analyze the issue and respond with exactly one of:
- /chore - for maintenance, updates, cleanup
- /bug - for defects, errors, unexpected behavior
- /feature - for new functionality
## Issue
$ARGUMENTS
```
Test classification:
```bash
claude -p "/classify-issue 'Fix login button not working'"
# Expected: /bug
claude -p "/classify-issue 'Update dependencies'"
# Expected: /chore
```
### 3. Configure Trigger (T)
#### Option A: Cron Polling
```python
# trigger_cron.py (simplified)
import time
POLL_INTERVAL = 20 # seconds
while True:
issues = get_unprocessed_issues()
for issue in issues:
run_adw(issue.number)
time.sleep(POLL_INTERVAL)
```
Unprocessed = no comments OR latest comment is "adw"
#### Option B: Webhook
```python
# trigger_webhook.py (simplified)
from flask import Flask, request
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/gh-webhook", methods=["POST"])
def handle_webhook():
event = request.json
if is_new_issue(event):
run_adw(event["issue"]["number"])
return "OK"
```
Webhook setup:
1. Set up tunnel (ngrok/cloudflare)
2. Configure webhook in GitHub repo settings
3. Select events: Issues, Issue comments
### 4. Configure Environment (E)
Environment checklist:
```bash
# Verify Claude Code
claude --version
# Verify API key
echo $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | head -c 10
# Verify GitHub access
gh auth status
# Verify repository
git remote -v
# Test templates
claude -p "/chore test" --dry-run
```
Create `.env` file (never commit):
```bash
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_...
CLAUDE_CODE_PATH=claude
```
### 5. Configure Review (R)
PR-based review:
```bash
# Test PR creation
gh pr create \
--title "Test PR" \
--body "Testing ADW review process" \
--base main \
--head feature-test
```
Branch protection (recommended):
- Require pull request reviews
- Require status checks to pass
- Require linear history
## Validation Checklist
### Prompt Input (P)
- [ ] GitHub CLI authenticated
- [ ] Can create issues
- [ ] Can fetch issue details
- [ ] Issue format understood
### Classification (I)
- [ ] `/classify-issue` command works
- [ ] Correctly classifies chores
- [ ] Correctly classifies bugs
- [ ] Correctly classifies features
### Trigger (T)
- [ ] Trigger method chosen (cron/webhook)
- [ ] Trigger script running
- [ ] Events detected correctly
- [ ] ADW invoked on trigger
### Environment (E)
- [ ] Dedicated environment available
- [ ] API keys configured
- [ ] Claude Code accessible
- [ ] Templates tested
- [ ] Permissions configured
### Review (R)
- [ ] PR creation works
- [ ] Issue linking works
- [ ] Branch protection configured
- [ ] Review process documented
## Quick Test Workflow
```bash
# 1. Create test issue
gh issue create --title "Test: Update README" --body "Add installation section"
# 2. Manually run ADW
python adws/adw_plan_build.py <issue_number>
# 3. Verify PR created
gh pr list --state open
# 4. Review and close
gh pr view <pr_number>
```
## Common Issues
### Authentication Failures
```bash
# Refresh GitHub auth
gh auth login
# Verify API key
curl -H "x-api-key: $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY" \
https://api.anthropic.com/v1/models
```
### Webhook Not Receiving
- Check tunnel is running
- Verify webhook URL in GitHub settings
- Check webhook secret matches
- Look at GitHub webhook delivery logs
### Classification Accuracy
- Improve prompt with examples
- Add edge case handling
- Consider multi-label issues
## Related Memory Files
- @piter-framework.md - Full PITER reference
- @adw-anatomy.md - ADW structure
- @outloop-checklist.md - Deployment checklist
## Version History
- **v1.0.0** (2025-12-26): Initial release
---
## Last Updated
**Date:** 2025-12-26
**Model:** claude-opus-4-5-20251101
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