What problem does it solve? Developers lose track of what to work on next when issues pile up across repositories in a GitHub Project board. This Skill pulls your assigned open issues, classifies the ones the board does not classify (type, priority, difficulty), and renders them as grouped terminal tables so you can decide what to pick up first. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Board Fetching via gh CLI: Reads any GitHub Projects v2 board through the GraphQL API, caching results per board so different boards never mix. - Agent-Assisted Classification: The agent assigns type, priority (P0โP3), and difficulty (1โ3) to unclassified issues; values already set on the board always win, and suggestions are marked with ~. - Grouped, Filterable Tables: Renders issues grouped by type, priority, difficulty, status, repo, or a custom board field, with filters and an optional rich-based renderer with colors and clickable issue links. - Use Case: Ask "what do I have to do?" and get a table of your open issues ranked by priority and difficulty, plus a recommendation of which issue to tackle first. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show your open issues from the GitHub Project board, for example: "show my issues ranked by priority and difficulty."