todos-to-github-project

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Turn the remaining todos of the current conversation into a GitHub project of task-spec issues wired with native blocked-by dependencies.

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# Todos to GitHub project Goal end-state: every remaining todo of the conversation is one task-spec issue, the issues sit in one GitHub project, every dependency is a blocked-by edge on GitHub, and each in-scope issue carries `ready-for-agent`. The issue format — title, body sections, the `ready-for-agent` bar — is defined in [docs/authoring/github-issues.md](../../../docs/authoring/github-issues.md). Prose in titles and bodies follows [docs/authoring/WRITING.md](../../../docs/authoring/WRITING.md). This skill covers what to file, in which order, and with which `gh` calls. ## 1. Harvest 1. Collect every remaining todo from the conversation: open task-list items, deferred follow-ups, and work the user parked for later. 2. Search the tracker for each todo with `gh issue list --search "<keywords>"`. If an existing issue already tracks it, drop the todo from the set. 3. Write one sentence per todo stating the outcome its issue must deliver. If the sentence only makes sense with the conversation open, ask the user what the todo means. ## 2. Draft 1. Name the project after the outcome the set delivers, not after the conversation. 2. Split the todos into in-scope and out-of-scope. An out-of-scope todo files as a plain issue, stays out of the project, and carries no label. 3. Draft each in-scope issue as a task spec in the github-issues.md format, title included. 4. Wire the dependencies. Issue X is blocked by issue Y when X cannot start before Y merges. Record each edge as a *...

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Author
rome-os
Repository
rome-os/rome
Created
2 weeks ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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