github-issue-manager

You can create GitHub issues from the command line by passing repository, title, body, type, priority, phase, labels, and template flags to the CLI. The tool applies standardized templates and automated labeling rules before submitting the issue via the GitHub API.

Yes, you can preview a GitHub issue before creation using the optional dry-run mode. This validates the issue content, template formatting, and automated labels against your repository conventions without submitting anything to the GitHub API.

Yes, the issue automation operates across any GitHub repository. It communicates directly with the GitHub API via a personal access token, allowing you to apply standardized templates and automated labeling workflows universally.

To automate GitHub issue creation, you need a personal access token for GitHub API authentication and a template directory for default issue content. You then use CLI flags to define the type, priority, phase, and extra labels for your issues.

Issue labels and templates are managed through a combination of a local template directory providing default content and CLI flags. The automation applies standard labels for type, priority, and phase, while supporting extra custom labels.

You should use a CLI tool for issue creation when you need to reduce manual setup and ensure alignment with project conventions. It standardizes feature, bug, and enhancement workflows with automated labeling and consistent templates.