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

To automate GitHub issue creation for specification requirements, this skill parses a specification file, scans the codebase to find unimplemented requirements, and opens an issue for each gap using the feature_request.yml template while preventing duplicates.

Duplicate prevention works by searching existing GitHub issues before generating new ones. The skill scans the repository and checks current issues to ensure it only opens a new tracking issue when no matching issue already exists for that unmet requirement.

You can use this skill to track missing features by pointing it at a specification file in your repository. It parses the defined requirements from the document and scans the codebase to determine which features remain unimplemented before generating the corresponding GitHub issues.

You need GitHub API authentication to generate issues for unmet requirements. The skill adheres to GitHub API authentication and rate-limit requirements to successfully open new issues for specification gaps using the repository's feature_request.yml template.

The best way to track implementation gaps after adding a new specification is to automate issue generation. This skill instantly scans the codebase against the new spec requirements and opens a GitHub issue for each missing feature, ensuring gaps are tracked without manual effort.

A limitation of automating GitHub issue creation is the dependency on GitHub API rate limits. Additionally, the skill relies on parsing the specification file and scanning the codebase to accurately determine implementation gaps, which requires the spec structure to be clearly defined.