cisco-trackers-lookup

Fetch Cisco Jira issue metadata and Cisco GHE PR data through read-only helper scripts.

Updated May 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Joey-Tools/codex-private-workflows --skill cisco-trackers-lookup-joey-tools
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Skill: cisco-trackers-lookup
Source: https://github.com/Joey-Tools/codex-private-workflows/tree/main/personal_codex/skills/cisco-trackers-lookup
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Joey-Tools/codex-private-workflows --skill cisco-trackers-lookup-joey-tools

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Engineers repeatedly write ad hoc curl commands and shell-wrapped gh literals to look up Cisco Jira issues and Cisco GHE pull requests, which scatters auth handling, host configuration, and query scope across sessions. This Skill replaces those one-off commands with narrow, validated helper subcommands that keep auth profiles, hosts, and repo boundaries explicit. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Jira Issue Lookup: Read one Cisco Jira issue's stable metadata, or fetch it together with comments and attachments, using a fixed bearer-token auth profile on jira-eng-gpk2.cisco.com. - Cisco GHE PR Inspection: View a single PR, search closed PRs inside one repo, or map a commit SHA to the PRs that contain it on sqbu-github.cisco.com. - Strict Scope Guardrails: Helpers reject non-https Jira URLs, foreign hosts, arbitrary auth env names, and repo/org/user query qualifiers that would override the explicit --repo boundary. - Use Case: Before starting diagnosis on a bug, fetch the Jira issue's metadata and comments, then map the suspect commit SHA to its originating PRs to confirm which change introduced the regression. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to look up the Cisco Jira issue SPARK-786996 with its comments and attachments using the cisco-trackers-lookup helper before starting diagnosis.

Frequently Asked Questions about cisco-trackers-lookup

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I look up a Cisco Jira issue from the command line?

Run jira_issue_probe.py with the issue subcommand, passing an issue key or /browse/ URL plus --auth-profile jira_eng_gpk2_default. The helper sends the Jira_token environment variable as a bearer token and returns normalized JSON metadata.

How do I search closed pull requests in a Cisco GHE repo?

Use cisco_ghe_probe.py with the search-prs subcommand, an explicit --repo in ORG/REPO form, and a plain-text query after --. The helper caps --limit at 20 and rejects repo:, org:, or user: qualifiers that would override the repo boundary.

How do I find which PRs contain a specific commit on Cisco GHE?

Run cisco_ghe_probe.py commit-pulls with --repo and a 7-64 character hex commit SHA. The helper calls the gh api commits/pulls endpoint on sqbu-github.cisco.com and prints normalized PR metadata as JSON.

Can I use a different Jira host or auth environment variable?

No. The Jira helper only accepts https URLs on jira-eng-gpk2.cisco.com and the fixed jira_eng_gpk2_default profile backed by the Jira_token env var. Requests with other hosts, non-https URLs, or inline URL credentials are rejected.

Why does the Jira helper reject my issue URL?

The helper only accepts plain issue keys like SPARK-786996 or https /browse/KEY URLs on jira-eng-gpk2.cisco.com. URLs with embedded credentials, other hosts, or non-https schemes fail validation with a usage error.

When should I use this skill instead of bug-triage-playbook?

Use this skill when the missing evidence is tracker metadata: Jira issues, comments, attachments, PR details, or commit-to-PR mapping. Use bug-triage-playbook only for bounded artifact transport from an exact Jenkins URL or a local ZIP, then return to diagnosis.