Query GitHub Issues and return prioritized eligible tasks ordered by AGENTS.md rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp --skill find-work
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: find-work Source: https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp/tree/main/.agents/skills/find-work Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp --skill find-work
Discover the next available issue to work on by querying GitHub Issues, respecting team authorization, priority ordering, and assignment rules from AGENTS.md. Use this skill when you need to discover what to work on next.
Run the skill to fetch the next eligible GitHub issue to work on for the current repository, optionally filtering by domain.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Finding the next GitHub issue to work on involves querying open issues, filtering out in-progress or blocked labels, and ranking eligible items by AGENTS.md priority rules including p0-p3 labels and admin assignment to recommend the top task.
Issue triage automation handles authorization by checking for agent-eligible labels and filtering by assignee idle time, excluding issues without proper authorization from automated discovery while still noting them as available for human contributors.
Yes, you can filter GitHub issues by domain when searching for your next task by providing a domain parameter, which applies a domain label filter to the open issues query to narrow results to your specific area of expertise.
The best way to automate discovery of ready GitHub issues is to use MCP list_issues with state open and label "ready", falling back to gh CLI if MCP is unavailable, then apply priority ordering and readiness filters to return structured eligible results.
Yes, this issue finder works without the MCP list_issues tool by falling back to the gh CLI to fetch open issues, ensuring automated task discovery remains functional even when MCP is unavailable in your environment.
Some open issues are excluded from your recommended work list because they carry in-progress or blocked labels, lack the agent-eligible label required for automated assignment, or have assignees who have not exceeded the idle time threshold.
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