stash-jiralisted

# Stash JIRA Skill ## Purpose Preserve current workflow artifacts by moving them from project directory to Claude home directory, enabling context switching between JIRA issues. ## Usage ```bash /stash-jira ``` ## What This Skill Does 1. **Detect Current JIRA**: Identifies JIRA number from `workflow/jira-to-github/` directory 2. **Check Conflicts**: Warns if artifacts already exist in Claude home and offers options 3. **Handle Artifacts**: Based on user choice: - Move to Claude home (overwrite or merge with backup) - Delete project artifacts (keep Claude home version) - Cancel operation 4. **Cleanup**: Removes project workflow directory after successful operation 5. **Confirmation**: Reports successful operation with JIRA number ## Prerequisites - Active workflow artifacts must exist in `workflow/jira-to-github/<JIRA-NUMBER>/` - Write access to `~/.claude/artifacts/jira-to-github/` ## Instructions You are coordinating the stashing of JIRA workflow artifacts to Claude home directory. ### Step 1: Detect Current JIRA Find the JIRA number from the workflow directory: ```bash # Find most recent workflow directory WORKFLOW_DIR=$(ls -td workflow/jira-to-github/*/ 2>/dev/null | head -1) if [ -z "$WORKFLOW_DIR" ]; then echo "❌ No workflow artifacts found in project directory" echo "" echo "Nothing to stash. Workflow directory is empty." exit 1 fi # Extract JIRA number from path JIRA_NUMBER=$(basename "$WORKFLOW_DIR") ``` ### Step 2: Check for Conflicts