create-issue
SolidUse when a rough user story, bug report, feature idea, piece of feedback, or an implementation plan should be recorded as a GitHub issue — "file a ticket for this", "open an issue", "write this up for the backlog", "we should track this", "log this bug", "spec this out as a ticket so we can pick it up later" — i.e. the user wants it tracked rather than built right now. For exploring or designing the work itself, reach for a brainstorming or planning skill first; this skill records the outcome as an issue.
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- Author
- The01Geek
- Repository
- The01Geek/prflow
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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create-issue
Interview the user and open a GitHub issue that is specific enough to be implemented without further questions. Use when asked to create/file/open an issue, turn an idea or bug report into a tracked issue, or "write this up as an issue". Grounds the issue in this repo's architecture and asks the user targeted questions to remove ambiguity before filing. Pairs with the `pick-issue` and `implement` skills.
create-issue
Use when the user asks to create a GitHub issue, file a bug, request a feature, open a tracking issue, or break a feature into multiple sub-issues. Guides interactive issue drafting with structured templates, workspace-change attachment, dependency linking, and the optional `autonomous` label for the automated dev pipeline.
create-issue
Create a fully-seeded GitHub issue — not a bare `gh issue create`: template-compliant, carrying a brainstorm → spec → implementation-plan trail so a contributor can pick it up cold. ALWAYS reach for this whenever the user wants to open, file, add, raise, log, or track a NEW issue / feature request / idea / ticket / backlog item — "track this idea", "make a ticket", « ouvre une issue pour X », « crée un ticket pour ça », or batches of several ideas at once. Also PLANS AN EXISTING raw issue via `--seed #N` ("give issue 42 a plan"). Does NOT apply to otherwise managing existing issues (commenting, closing, listing), or to standalone brainstorming with no issue to file.