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name: draft-github-issues
description: Drafts GitHub issues as YAML files from plans or requirements. Use when converting plans to issue format or structuring multiple related issues with parent-child relationships. Needs git repository with remote (for repo detection) and optional plan file or verbal requirements. Trigger with phrases like 'draft issues [from file-path]', 'create issue draft', 'draft github issues for [description]'.
allowed-tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Task(analyst)"
---
Base directory for this skill: {baseDir}
## Workflow
**Draft Mode:** Generate YAML from plan/requirements → save to tmp/issues/
**Refine Mode:** Analyze and improve existing YAML draft
Publishing happens separately via `publish-github-issues` skill.
<drafting>
## Draft Issues from Requirements
**Input:** Plan file path, text description, or verbal requirement
**Process:**
1. Parse requirement into logical issues (pattern: data → logic → UI)
2. Determine issue set name from requirement (ask only if ambiguous)
3. Detect repository from git remote (ask if not found: format owner/repo)
4. Generate outcome-focused titles and acceptance criteria
5. Evaluate each issue for technical context (see analyst usage below)
6. Save YAML to `./tmp/issues/{name}-{timestamp}.yml`
7. Report which issues were enriched with analyst context
**Output:**
```
Draft saved: ./tmp/issues/user-search-20251102-143022.yml
Enriched 3 of 4 issues with technical context.
Next: Review file, then refine or publish using publish-github-issues skill.
```
</drafting>
<analyst_usage>
## When to Use Analyst Subagent
**Invoke analyst for:**
- Multiple systems/models (integration)
- Performance/scale requirements (>100 records, <200ms, etc.)
- Security keywords (auth, permissions, tenant, isolation)
- Background jobs, async processing, queues
- New functionality in unfamiliar domain
**Skip analyst for:**
- Standard CRUD (add field, basic form)
- UI-only changes (text, styling, layout)
- Copying existing pattern explicitly
**Analyst request:** "Provide technical breadcrumbs: primary domain, similar patterns, integration points, gotchas (3-5 bullets)"
**Technical Context Format in issue body:**
```yaml
### Technical Context
- Primary domain: [models/controllers]
- Similar pattern: [existing feature]
- Integration points: [connections]
- Consider: [gotcha/constraint]
```
</analyst_usage>
<refinement>
## Refine Draft (Optional)
**Input:** Path to draft YAML file
**Process:**
1. Read and parse YAML
2. Analyze each issue:
- Titles outcome-focused (WHAT not HOW)?
- Acceptance criteria specific and testable?
- Parent-child relationships logical?
- Labels appropriate?
- Technical context present where valuable?
3. Apply improvements directly to file
4. Report changes made
**Output:**
```
Refined tmp/issues/user-search-20251102.yml
Changes:
- Issue #2: Changed title from "Implement SearchService" to "Enable search functionality"
- Issue #3: Added specific acceptance criteria for error handling
- Issue #4: Added technical context (was missing analyst breadcrumbs)
File updated.
```
</refinement>
<yaml_format>
## YAML Structure
See `{baseDir}/references/YAML-FORMAT.md` for complete specification.
**Quick reference:**
- `repository` (required): owner/repo
- `defaults` (optional): labels, milestone
- `issues` (required): array with ref, title, body
- Per-issue optional: parent_ref, milestone, labels
</yaml_format>
## Examples
### Draft from Plan File
**User:** "Draft issues from docs/plans/paddle-integration.md"
```
Reading docs/plans/paddle-integration.md...
Analyzing requirements...
Invoking analyst for technical context (3 of 3 issues)...
Draft saved: tmp/issues/paddle-integration-20251105.yml
Enriched 3 of 3 issues with technical context.
Next: Review file, then publish using publish-github-issues skill.
```
### Draft from Verbal Requirements
**User:** "Draft issues for adding user authentication with OAuth providers"
```
Detecting repository: myorg/myapp
Generating issues...
Invoking analyst for security context...
Draft saved: tmp/issues/user-auth-20251105.yml
Enriched 2 of 3 issues with technical context.
Next: Review file, then publish using publish-github-issues skill.
```
### Refine Draft
**User:** "Refine tmp/issues/paddle-integration-20251105.yml"
```
Reading tmp/issues/paddle-integration-20251105.yml...
Analyzing structure and content...
Refined tmp/issues/paddle-integration-20251105.yml
Changes:
- Issue #2: Changed title to be more outcome-focused
- Issue #2: Added specific acceptance criteria for webhook events
- Issue #3: Added technical context about data migration risks
File updated.
Next: Review changes, then publish using publish-github-issues skill.
```

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# YAML Format Specification
Complete reference for GitHub issue YAML files.
## Top-Level Structure
```yaml
repository: owner/repo # REQUIRED
project: 6 # OPTIONAL - GitHub project number
defaults: # OPTIONAL - Default values for all issues
labels: [label1, label2]
milestone: "Milestone Name"
issues: # REQUIRED - Array of issue definitions
- ref: issue1
title: "Issue Title"
body: "Issue body"
- ref: issue2
# ... more issues
```
## Required Fields
### `repository`
- Format: `owner/repo` (e.g., `myorg/myapp`)
- The GitHub repository where issues will be created
### `issues`
- Array of issue objects
- At least one issue required
### Per-Issue Fields
Each issue requires:
**`ref`** (string)
- Unique identifier for this issue within the YAML file
- Used for parent-child linking via `parent_ref`
- Not sent to GitHub (internal reference only)
- Recommended: lowercase with hyphens (e.g., `parent-issue`, `login-feature`)
**`title`** (string)
- Issue title displayed on GitHub
- Keep concise (< 80 characters recommended)
- Should be outcome-focused (WHAT, not HOW)
- Examples:
- ✅ "Enable search functionality"
- ❌ "Implement SearchService class"
**`body`** (string, multiline)
- Issue description in Markdown
- Use `|` for multiline content
- Supports GitHub Flavored Markdown
## Optional Fields
### Top-Level Optional
**`project`** (integer)
- GitHub project number (not project name)
- All created issues added to this project
**`defaults`** (object)
- Default values applied to all issues
- Can be overridden per-issue
- Supported: `labels`, `milestone`
### Per-Issue Optional
**`parent_ref`** (string)
- Reference to parent issue's `ref`
- Creates parent-child relationship
- Parent issue must be defined BEFORE child in YAML
**`milestone`** (string)
- Milestone name (exact match required)
- Overrides default milestone if specified
**`labels`** (array of strings)
- Labels to apply
- Overrides default labels if specified
- Labels don't need to exist (GitHub auto-creates)
## Issue Body Format
Standard format for issue bodies:
```markdown
## Overview
Brief description of what needs to be accomplished (the outcome).
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Specific, testable criterion
- [ ] Another testable criterion
- [ ] Final criterion
## Technical Context
- Primary domain: [models/controllers involved]
- Similar pattern: [existing feature to reference]
- Integration points: [connections to other systems]
- Consider: [gotchas, constraints, or performance notes]
```
**Notes:**
- **Overview**: Outcome-focused (what users/system can do after)
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Specific, testable, observable
- **Technical Context**: Optional - add when issue involves integration, performance, security, or unfamiliar domains
## Complete Example
```yaml
repository: myorg/myapp
project: 6
defaults:
labels: [enhancement]
milestone: "v2.0"
issues:
# Parent issue
- ref: search-feature
title: "Enable search functionality"
milestone: "v2.1" # Override default
labels: [enhancement, search]
body: |
## Overview
Add full-text search to allow users to find posts and comments quickly.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Search bar visible in header on all pages
- [ ] Results page displays matching posts and comments
- [ ] Results are paginated (20 per page)
- [ ] Search works across post titles, bodies, and comments
## Technical Context
- Primary domain: Posts, Comments models; SearchController
- Similar pattern: Existing filter functionality in app/controllers/posts_controller.rb
- Consider: PostgreSQL full-text search vs external service (start simple)
# Child issue 1
- ref: search-indexing
parent_ref: search-feature
title: "Build search indexing"
body: |
## Overview
Create database indices to support full-text search.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Migration adds search columns to posts and comments
- [ ] Background job updates search indices on content changes
- [ ] Search query returns results in < 200ms for typical queries
## Technical Context
- Primary domain: Posts, Comments models; db/migrate
- Similar pattern: Existing index patterns in schema.rb
- Consider: Use PostgreSQL tsvector type, GIN index
# Child issue 2
- ref: search-ui
parent_ref: search-feature
title: "Build search UI"
body: |
## Overview
Create user interface for search functionality.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Search bar component in header
- [ ] Results page shows post/comment matches with highlighting
- [ ] Pagination controls (prev/next, page numbers)
- [ ] Empty state when no results found
## Technical Context
- Primary domain: SearchController, app/views/search
- Similar pattern: Pagination in app/views/posts/index.html.erb
- Integration points: Uses search indexing from #search-indexing
```
## Title Guidelines
Titles should describe the outcome, not implementation:
**Good (outcome-focused):**
- "Enable search functionality"
- "Users can filter posts by category"
- "Support OAuth authentication"
**Bad (implementation-focused):**
- "Implement SearchService class"
- "Add filter method to PostsController"
- "Install Devise gem"
## Technical Context Guidelines
Add Technical Context section when issue involves:
- **Integration**: Multiple systems/models working together
- **Performance**: Scale requirements (>100 records, <200ms response)
- **Security**: Auth, permissions, tenant isolation
- **Background processing**: Jobs, queues, async work
- **Unfamiliar domains**: New functionality in unknown territory
Skip Technical Context for:
- Standard CRUD (add field, basic form)
- UI-only changes (text, styling, layout)
- Copying existing pattern explicitly
**Format (3-5 bullets):**
- Primary domain: Where code lives
- Similar pattern: Existing feature to reference
- Integration points: Connections to other parts
- Consider: Gotchas, constraints, performance notes

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#!/bin/bash
# Create GitHub issues from YAML file using gh CLI
# Usage: ./create_issues.sh path/to/issues.yml
set -e
YAML_FILE="$1"
if [ -z "$YAML_FILE" ]; then
echo "Error: YAML file path required"
echo "Usage: $0 path/to/issues.yml"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -f "$YAML_FILE" ]; then
echo "Error: File not found: $YAML_FILE"
exit 1
fi
# Check gh CLI is installed and authenticated
if ! command -v gh &> /dev/null; then
echo "Error: gh CLI not found. Install: https://cli.github.com"
exit 1
fi
if ! gh auth status &> /dev/null; then
echo "Error: gh not authenticated. Run: gh auth login"
exit 1
fi
# Get repo from git remote (fallback to current directory check)
REPO=$(gh repo view --json nameWithOwner -q .nameWithOwner 2>/dev/null || echo "")
if [ -z "$REPO" ]; then
echo "Error: Not in a GitHub repository or remote not configured"
exit 1
fi
echo "Creating issues in $REPO from $YAML_FILE"
echo ""
# This script expects Claude to parse the YAML and call gh commands
# for each issue. The script serves as a wrapper and validator.
#
# Claude will:
# 1. Parse YAML to extract issues
# 2. Create parent issues first (store their numbers)
# 3. Create child issues, updating body to reference parent number
# 4. Handle labels, milestones, assignees
#
# This script just validates environment and provides helper functions
# Helper: Create single issue
# Args: title body [labels] [milestone] [assignees]
create_issue() {
local title="$1"
local body="$2"
local labels="$3"
local milestone="$4"
local assignees="$5"
local cmd="gh issue create --repo $REPO --title \"$title\" --body \"$body\""
if [ -n "$labels" ]; then
cmd="$cmd --label \"$labels\""
fi
if [ -n "$milestone" ]; then
cmd="$cmd --milestone \"$milestone\""
fi
if [ -n "$assignees" ]; then
cmd="$cmd --assignee \"$assignees\""
fi
eval "$cmd"
}
# Export function for Claude to use
export -f create_issue
export REPO
echo "Environment validated. Ready to create issues."
echo "Repository: $REPO"
echo ""
# Note: This script is invoked by Claude with specific gh commands
# based on parsed YAML structure. Claude handles:
# - YAML parsing
# - Issue ordering (parents before children)
# - Reference resolution (ref -> issue numbers)
# - Error handling and reporting