github-discussion-query

You can query GitHub discussions via the command line by running a script that leverages the gh CLI for data retrieval and jq for filtering. It returns structured data, allowing targeted extraction of specific fields like titles and authors.

The best way to filter GitHub discussion data with jq is to pass a jq expression to the query script. This extracts specific fields and shapes the structured results without loading the full payload.

Yes, you need both the gh CLI and jq installed. The Skill relies on the gh CLI for data retrieval and jq for applying targeted filters to the fetched discussion data.

Yes, you can fetch discussions from a specific GitHub repository. The query script applies to the current repository by default or accepts a specified owner/repo parameter to target different repositories.

Running a GitHub discussion query without a jq filter triggers schema-only discovery. It returns a schema with data size guidance instead of executing targeted data extraction.

To extract specific fields from GitHub discussions, provide a jq expression to the query script. This filters the structured data to return only the targeted fields like numbers, titles, and authors.