Import GitHub issues into Lanes for local Claude Code execution.
npx skills add https://github.com/lanes-sh/app --skill github-lanes-bridge
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: github-lanes-bridge Source: https://github.com/lanes-sh/app/tree/main/plugins/lanes-desktop/skills/github-lanes-bridge Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lanes-sh/app --skill github-lanes-bridge
This Skill facilitates the integration of GitHub issues with Lanes, enabling local Claude Code execution, batch-spawning sessions, and posting results back to GitHub.
Use the github-lanes-bridge skill to import a GitHub issue into Lanes for local Claude Code execution by saying "import this GitHub issue into Lanes".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To execute Claude Code locally on GitHub issues, use a bridge to import them into Lanes, spawn local sessions, and post results like PR links back to GitHub automatically.
Yes, you can decompose a single GitHub issue into multiple Lanes sub-issues, automatically generating dependencies and batch-spawning individual Claude Code sessions for each sub-task.
Yes, you must have both GitHub and Lanes MCP connected, as the bridge requires these integrations to import issues, execute local code, and report round-trip results back.
The best way to report results back to GitHub is using a round-trip bridge that posts session outputs, including PR links, comments, and follow-up issues, directly from Lanes.
You can batch-spawn multiple Claude sessions per GitHub ticket by importing the issue into Lanes, which handles creating and managing the concurrent local execution environments.
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