ghs-issue-implement

Automating GitHub issue implementation involves creating worktrees, spawning agents to write code, verifying results, and opening pull requests. This process turns issue descriptions into actionable code changes and accelerates development cycles.

Yes, you can batch process GitHub issues with specific labels like 'triaged' or 'bug'. The skill automates implementation for these labeled issues by creating worktrees, writing code, and opening pull requests with auto-close references.

Pull requests are linked to GitHub issues by using auto-close references in the PR description. When the code implementation is complete, the skill automatically opens a pull request with appropriate branch naming and these references.

Yes, you need the gh CLI and git installed to automate pull request creation from issues. The skill integrates with these command-line tools to perform necessary repository operations like cloning repositories and creating worktrees.

The best way to generate initial code structure from a feature request issue is to use an automated implementation workflow. The skill clones the repository, creates a worktree, and spawns agents to implement the core logic based on the issue description.

While automated agents can implement code and open pull requests, human review is still required. The skill generates the initial structure and logic, but developers must verify the results and review the pull request before merging.