create-github-issues-for-unmet-specification-requirements

To automatically create GitHub issues from specification files, this Skill analyzes your specs, compares them against implemented code to identify gaps, and generates a dedicated issue for each unmet requirement using a standard template.

Yes, you can generate GitHub issues for unimplemented requirements without creating duplicates. The Skill performs deduplication checks by searching existing GitHub issues before creating a new one, ensuring only unique unmet requirements are tracked.

The best way to track specification gaps in GitHub is to automatically extract requirements from spec files, identify unimplemented ones, and create traceable issues. This records the requirement ID and context within a standardized issue template.

Yes, this tool works with specification documents stored in standard or custom directories. It is applicable to codebases containing specification files, such as those located in a /spec/ folder or adjacent directories within your repository.

To enforce one issue per requirement when generating GitHub issues from specs, the Skill analyzes specification files and creates a single, standardized issue for each unmet requirement. It searches existing issues to prevent duplicates and records the requirement ID for traceability.