github-task-sync

Sync tasks to GitHub issues by running the skill with a markdown file containing your task list. The skill parses checklists, converts them to GitHub issues, and automatically attaches them to a project board, eliminating manual data entry.

Yes, the skill accepts tasks from diverse input formats—markdown checklists, structured JSON, or verbal instructions—and converts them into properly formatted GitHub issues linked to your project board in one command.

The skill automatically detects your target repository by analyzing local Git remotes, so you don't need to manually configure which repo to use. It intelligently identifies the project board or selects the first available one.

You need the gh CLI installed and authenticated to your GitHub account. The skill uses gh CLI commands to create issues and link them to projects, so proper setup is required before running sync operations.

Yes, point the skill to a markdown file with multiple action items or pass structured task data, and it creates all issues and adds them to your project board in a single execution, returning a JSON report of results.

The skill intelligently detects the most relevant project or automatically selects the first available project board associated with your repository, eliminating the need for manual project selection in most workflows.