Summary

This skill guides an agent to create GitHub Issues from feature specification files. It analyzes a specification, checks for duplicate issues, and creates or updates a single GitHub Issue with structured content including title, description, and appropriate labels.

Detected Capabilities

Trigger Keywords

Phrases that MCP clients use to match this skill to user intent.

Use Cases

• Convert feature specifications into GitHub Issues for tracking
• Prevent duplicate feature requests by searching existing issues
• Standardize feature issue creation using feature_request.yml template
• Organize feature requests with consistent labeling (feature, enhancement)

Quality Notes

• Skill is extremely brief and lacks implementation detail — no examples of how to extract requirements from specifications
• No guidance on specification file format (YAML, Markdown, JSON, etc.)
• No error handling documented — what if specification is malformed? What if search returns too many results?
• No information on how to determine when to create vs. update existing issues
• The fallback mechanism for 'feature_request.yml template' is not explained
• Missing guidance on handling edge cases: empty specifications, multiple features in one file, or specification files with no clear title
• No mention of required GitHub authentication or permissions
• Process description is vague — step 2 mentions 'search_issues' but doesn't explain what query to use or how to detect true duplicates