Generate GitHub issues with TDD plans and agent instructions.
npx skills add https://github.com/jpeggdev/buildwithjpegg --skill create-issue-jpeggdev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: create-issue Source: https://github.com/jpeggdev/buildwithjpegg/tree/main/plugins/tribunal/skills/create-issue Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jpeggdev/buildwithjpegg --skill create-issue-jpeggdev
This Skill automates the creation of detailed GitHub issues, complete with TDD plans and agent instructions, streamlining the development lifecycle for autonomous PR management.
Use the create-issue skill to generate a new feature issue.
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You can generate GitHub issues with TDD plans by using an automation skill that interactively gathers issue type, description, and complexity, then outputs structured Markdown templates containing acceptance criteria and autonomous PR lifecycle instructions.
Automating GitHub issue creation for autonomous PR management involves generating comprehensive issues embedded with detailed agent instructions, enabling an AI agent to subsequently implement, test, and submit a pull request without manual intervention.
Yes, you need the gh CLI installed because the skill uses it as a dependency to execute CLI commands for creating GitHub issues with appropriate labels after generating the structured Markdown templates.
You can use this automation for bug reports and refactoring tasks as well as feature requests, because it interactively prompts for the issue type and generates structured templates with tailored TDD plans and context accordingly.
Embedding agent instructions in GitHub issues streamlines the PR lifecycle by providing explicit directives for implementation, code review, and merging, allowing AI agents to autonomously manage the entire pull request process from start to finish.
A limitation of using interactive prompts for GitHub issue generation is that it requires manual input for issue type, description, complexity, and context gathering, making it less suitable for fully headless or batch-mode automation workflows.
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