Here's what I want from LLM coding: a fully automated GitHub issue <> LLM <> GitHub PR flow.

For side hustles in particular, this is what I want:

1. I write up a GH issue in detail, including links to lines, files, and all the context needed for implementation.

2. I can add images in the GH issue that will be used in the implementation (ie., to put onto a website).

3. I give it a budget: "Max budget: $10.00" to keep scope manageable. Claude Code won't accept the issue if there's no budget specified.

4. I assign that issue to Claude Code

5. Claude Code immediately starts working:

   • It clones the repo and checks out a new branch.
   • It pours all of my input into context.
   • It downloads any images I had attached to the issue and puts them in the appropriate place in the repo.
   • It runs the Next.js app and iterates through doing the work until it hits the max budget. It should visually verify the changes it's making.

6. When the max budget is reached or it thinks it's sufficiently complete, it submits a PR.

7. I review the PR using GitHub's standard review process - adding line comments and feedback.

8. Once I submit my review, if it's "Request changes," Claude goes back to work (I'll give it a new budget for the fixes).

9. We iterate until the PR is solid

10. I approve the PR and Claude merges it, triggering auto deploy and CI processes

Does this exist? Let me know!

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