github:story-create

Yes, you can automate GitHub issue creation directly from your commit workflow. The skill analyzes staged git changes to suggest issue titles and optionally generates bodies from git diff, saving essential data to a local JSON file for seamless integration.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed to create issues from commit workflows. The skill depends on the gh command-line tool, alongside yq and jq, to analyze git diff data and manage the local JSON file storing issue details.

Link GitHub issues to your commit workflow by saving essential issue details to a local JSON file. When you stage changes, the skill creates the issue and stores its data locally, ensuring seamless integration with your subsequent commit operations.

Git diff analysis generates GitHub issue bodies by examining your staged changes to automatically suggest relevant content. The skill uses this diff analysis to optionally populate the issue body, ensuring the created issue accurately reflects the code modifications.

Yes, you can use automated issue creation for tracking bug fixes in git. When you stage changes for a bug fix, the skill automatically creates a new GitHub issue, assigns a title based on your changes, and links it to your commit.

Your commit workflow needs a local JSON file for issue tracking to store essential issue data for quick integration. By saving minimal issue details locally, the skill ensures seamless linking between the created GitHub issue and your subsequent commit operations.