hve-resiliency-workitem-export

Converts resiliency assessment findings into ADO or Jira import CSV files.

2|Updated May 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/christopherromero/HVE-Resiliency --skill hve-resiliency-workitem-export-christopherromero
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Skill: hve-resiliency-workitem-export
Source: https://github.com/christopherromero/HVE-Resiliency/tree/main/.github/skills/hve-resiliency-workitem-export
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/christopherromero/HVE-Resiliency --skill hve-resiliency-workitem-export-christopherromero

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Resiliency assessments produce prioritized findings (P0-P3) in markdown reports, but manually retyping each finding into Azure DevOps or Jira is slow and error-prone. This Skill parses the assessment markdown and generates an Excel-compatible CSV ready for direct import into either platform. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Finding Extraction: Parses finding blocks with headers like #### P0-001: Title and extracts Priority, Resiliency Related, Issue, Recommended Fix, and File fields. - Target-Specific Mapping: Maps findings to ADO columns (Title, Work Item Type, Priority, Severity, State, Description, Acceptance Criteria, Tags) or Jira columns (Summary, Issue Type, Priority, Description, Labels, Components), including priority and severity translation. - Use Case: After completing a code-level resiliency assessment with 25 findings, run the exporter, answer "ADO" when prompted, and receive a UTF-8 CSV that imports directly into your Azure DevOps backlog with correct priorities and tags. ## Quick Start Run /hve-resiliency-workitem-export in Copilot Chat and answer ADO or Jira when asked which destination to prepare the export for.

Frequently Asked Questions about hve-resiliency-workitem-export

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert assessment findings into Azure DevOps work items?

Run the export script with -TargetTool ADO against your assessment markdown file. It parses findings with headers like #### P0-001 and writes a CSV with ADO columns including Title, Priority, Severity, and Acceptance Criteria for direct import.

How do I import resiliency findings into Jira from a markdown report?

Run the exporter with Jira as the target tool. It maps each finding to Jira columns (Summary, Issue Type, Priority, Description, Labels, Components) and translates P0-P3 priorities to Highest, High, Medium, and Low.

What format must the assessment markdown follow for export to work?

Findings must use headers in the form #### Pn-###: Title (for example #### P0-001) with bolded fields like **Priority:**, **Issue:**, **Recommended Fix:**, and **File:**. If no headers match this pattern, the script reports that no findings were exported.

Why did the CSV export produce zero findings?

Zero findings means the report lacks headers matching the expected #### Pn-###: Title pattern. Verify the assessment file uses P0 through P3 finding IDs and that the header level is exactly four hash marks.

Does the export script require PowerShell or Python?

Both options exist. The primary script is export-workitems.ps1 requiring PowerShell 7 or later, while wrapper scripts (create-workitems.ps1 and create-workitems.sh) invoke an equivalent Python implementation, export-workitems.py.