create-github-issue-feature-from-specification

You can create GitHub issues from a YAML specification file by using this Skill to extract requirements, check existing repository issues for duplicates, and populate a feature_request.yml template with the title, description, and labels.

Duplicate detection for GitHub feature requests works by searching existing repository issues before creation to prevent fragmented work items, then updating the existing issue rather than creating a new one if a match is found.

The best way to automate feature request issue creation from product specifications is to parse Markdown or YAML specs, search for existing duplicates, and apply a feature_request.yml template with labels like feature and enhancement to ensure a well-formed single issue.

Yes, you can use Markdown specifications instead of YAML to generate GitHub issues. This Skill supports requirement extraction from both YAML and Markdown specification files to populate the feature_request.yml template.

If the feature_request.yml template is missing during issue creation, the Skill uses a fallback template to ensure the GitHub issue still captures the problem, proposed solution, and context within its body.