Standardize GitHub labels to match SDLC conventions across repositories.
npx skills add https://github.com/tomzx/agents --skill configure-labels
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: configure-labels Source: https://github.com/tomzx/agents/tree/main/skills/configure-labels Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tomzx/agents --skill configure-labels
Configures the standard label taxonomy in a GitHub repository so that downstream skills (triage-issues, label-issue, prioritize-issues) can classify and manage issues consistently. Idempotent: safe to re-run on a repository that already has some or all labels configured.
Run the configure-labels skill against the target repository to create and align all SDLC labels.
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Standardizing GitHub issue labels involves applying a consistent SDLC taxonomy across repositories. This process creates missing labels and updates existing ones with correct descriptions and colors while preserving user-created labels not in the standard set.
Yes, the label configuration process is idempotent, meaning it is safe to re-run on repositories that already have labels configured. It ensures idempotent changes without removing unknown or user-created labels outside the standard set.
To configure SDLC labels, you need gh CLI access and an architectural context file located at .sdlc/context. These prerequisites allow the tool to read project conventions and apply label changes via the GitHub API.
A standard SDLC taxonomy includes labels for Type, Area, Platform, Provider, Priority, Triage State, and Severity. These classifications help downstream skills classify and manage issues consistently across the project lifecycle.
Label standardization handles conflicts with GitHub defaults by updating or resolving them to match SDLC conventions. It reports all changes to support continuous governance of issue labeling without deleting unknown labels.
rnagrodzkiDraft GitHub issues for SDLC errors using the ToolingError.md template.
poindexter12Apply a standardized label taxonomy and triage workflow to GitHub issues.
cliffthelinApply type, effort, priority, and area labels to GitHub issues.
hiromailyClassify user requests into Type and Language/Scope labels and create GitHub issues via CLI.
