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gh-issuelisted

Write and create a well-structured GitHub issue via the gh CLI, optionally from a SPEC-<ref>.md spec. Use when the user asks to create a GitHub issue/ticket.
sbnet/flux · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill sbnet/flux
# Skill: gh-issue ## Purpose Create a clean, actionable GitHub issue, linked to its spec when one exists, following the project conventions. ## Preparation 1. Read `flux-config.yml`: `github.labels` = default labels to apply. 2. Make sure those labels exist (`gh label list`); create missing ones (`gh label create <label> --color 5319e7 --description "managed by flux"`). 3. If the issue starts from a spec (`specs/SPEC-<ref>.md`), read it: the issue is its actionable summary, not a full copy. ## Writing - **Title**: imperative, concise, no type prefix ("Add the candidate pipeline", not "feat: …"; commit conventions do not apply to issues). - **Body**: ```markdown ## Context [Why now, 1-3 sentences] ## Goal [The expected, observable outcome] ## Acceptance criteria - [ ] … ## References - Spec: `specs/SPEC-<ref>.md` (if applicable) ``` - One issue = one deliverable. If the spec implies several independent work streams, offer to create several issues. ## Creation and links 1. `gh issue create --title "…" --body "…" --label <labels>` (add relevant labels on top of the defaults: bug, enhancement…). 2. If a spec is linked: record the number in its frontmatter (`issue: #N`) and in the spec's row in the `specs/README.md` index. 3. Give the issue URL to the user.