create-github-issue

You can create GitHub issues from templates by instructing the assistant to generate an issue in the target repository. The Skill reads .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE configurations, selects the appropriate template, and uses the gh CLI to apply labels, assignees, and milestones.

Yes, you can assign labels, milestones, and assignees when creating GitHub issues from templates. The Skill reads your repository's label configurations and applies these attributes automatically to ensure the generated issues follow your project's tracking standards.

Yes, the Skill works across multiple repositories using the gh CLI. It automatically detects and selects the appropriate issue template for bugs, features, or tasks from the specific repository you target, ensuring consistent structure regardless of the project.

The best way to enforce required fields in GitHub issues is to use a template-driven automation Skill. It reads your .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE configurations, validates the user intent against required fields, and ensures the generated issue maintains structural consistency before creation.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and configured because the Skill utilizes it to interact with GitHub. It relies on the gh CLI to read repository configurations, apply templates, and execute the issue creation process with the correct labels and assignees.

GitHub issues might miss labels if the template or label configurations are not properly defined in your repository. This Skill resolves that by reading the .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE and labels config directly, enforcing consistent labeling and structure during the automated creation process.