issuekitlisted

# issuekit Own the GitHub issue lifecycle through the [`gh` CLI](https://cli.github.com), in three explicit **modes**: - **`create`** — turn a plan document or a plain description into well-formed issues, with parent→child links. - **`sync`** — reconcile and repair the PR↔issue relationship *after* the fact (issues a merged PR should have closed, a missing link on an existing PR, an un-ticked parent checklist). - **`triage`** — report the health of the tracker, then offer fixes you approve. One skill, three jobs, because they're the same job at three points in a dev workflow: file the work, keep it in sync as PRs land, and keep the tracker honest. ## When this fires The user wants to act on GitHub issues. Route to a mode from what they ask: - **create** — "create issues from this plan", "open issues for `plan-auth.md`", "file an issue for X", "start fresh with an issue". - **sync** — "sync my issues", "this PR merged but the issue is still open", "link this PR to #42", "tick the parent checklist". - **triage** — "triage the backlog", "what's the state of my issues", "review open issues", "any stale issues". **If no mode is clear, ask first.** Present the three modes as options and let the user pick before doing anything — don't guess between creating and mutating the tracker. ## Preflight (every mode) Before any GitHub call, confirm the tooling is ready: ```sh gh --version # gh installed? gh auth status # authenticated? gh repo view --json nameWithOwner