gh-issues

To automate GitHub issue fixes, you can use a skill that fetches issues via the GitHub REST API and spawns sub-agents to implement code fixes and open pull requests automatically. This orchestration handles the end-to-end lifecycle from issue tracking to PR submission.

Yes, you can create pull requests from a fork to the source repository using fork-mode support. The automation pushes branches to your fork and opens PRs directly against the original source repository, streamlining the contribution workflow.

Yes, you need a valid GH_TOKEN to automate issue management and PR monitoring. All GitHub operations use curl with the GitHub REST API, and the system includes built-in token resolution and safety checks to ensure secure access.

You can filter GitHub issues for automated processing by specifying labels, milestones, and assignees. This allows the sub-agents to target specific subsets of issues, ensuring that only relevant tasks are fetched and scheduled for fixes.

The best way to monitor new GitHub issues and PR review comments automatically is by using watch and cron polling modes. These modes continuously check for new issues and review comments, then trigger sub-agents to react automatically or on demand.

Spawning sub-agents helps with GitHub issue orchestration by enabling parallel processing of fixes. Each sub-agent independently analyzes an issue, implements the necessary code changes, and opens a PR, allowing multiple issues to be resolved simultaneously.