github-issue-analysis

To analyze GitHub issues for roadmap prioritization, you provide a repository in owner/repo format to group issues by recurring themes, measure community demand via reactions, and generate a structured Markdown report with recommended actions.

Yes, you can measure community demand by analyzing GitHub issue counts, reactions, and comments to gauge interest levels and generate demand trends within the final repository analysis report.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and authenticated to access public or private repositories, fetch GitHub issues and pull requests, and cluster them into primary themes for roadmap planning.

The best way to convert GitHub issues into a structured report is to process both open and closed states, cluster them by topic, calculate priority scores, and output an executive summary with theme deep-dives and recommended actions in Markdown.

Yes, GitHub issue theme discovery supports including pull requests alongside open and closed issues to provide a comprehensive view of repository activity and community demand signals for roadmap decisions.

GitHub issue analysis requires accessible repositories, meaning you must have proper gh CLI authentication and permissions for private repositories; analysis is limited to repositories your authenticated user can actually read.