issue-maker

Creates GitHub issues with Pomelo team conventions and Discord summaries.

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One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pollinations/pollinations --skill issue-maker
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Skill: issue-maker
Source: https://github.com/pollinations/pollinations/tree/main/.claude/skills/issue-maker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pollinations/pollinations --skill issue-maker

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires gh.

What problem does it solve?

Creating well-structured, consistent GitHub issues that adhere to team conventions can be time-consuming and prone to inconsistencies. This Skill automates the process, ensuring all issues are formatted correctly, assigned appropriately, and labeled accurately.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Convention Enforcement: Automatically applies Pollinations team conventions for issue titles, body (bullet points), assignees, and labels.
  • Template-Driven Creation: Utilizes predefined templates for standard issues, tracking issues, and specific requests like tier upgrades, ensuring comprehensive and clear communication.
  • Smart Assignment & Labeling: Guides the assignment of issues to the correct team member based on domain expertise and applies relevant labels for better organization and filtering.
  • Use Case: A project manager needs to break down a large feature request into multiple smaller tasks and assign them to different team members. Instead of manually creating each issue, they can use this Skill to generate all necessary issues with proper formatting, assignees, and labels in minutes.

Quick Start

Use the issue-maker skill to create a GitHub issue titled "🐛 Fix broken image link on homepage" and assign it to @eulervoid with the body "- Image on /index.html is 404. - Replace with new asset from /assets/logo.svg."

Frequently Asked Questions about issue-maker

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

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How do I automate GitHub issue creation with team conventions?

GitHub issue automation enforces consistent formatting, assignments, and labels across your team's repository. This Skill creates issues following Pollinations conventions, applying correct titles, body structure, assignees, and labels automatically through the gh CLI, eliminating manual formatting and assignment errors.

Can I create multiple GitHub issues at once with different assignees?

Yes. This Skill generates multiple issues in a single operation, intelligently assigning each to domain-appropriate team members based on expertise. It applies relevant labels and formatting to each issue, then outputs a Discord-ready summary grouped by category for easy team communication.

What's the fastest way to break down a feature request into tracked tasks?

Use template-driven issue creation to split large features into smaller tasks with predefined structure. This Skill automates the breakdown, applying consistent titles, bullet-point bodies, correct assignees, and labels, delivering all issues formatted and ready for team collaboration in minutes instead of hours.

Does this work with the GitHub CLI and follow my team's issue conventions?

This Skill uses the gh CLI to create issues and enforces Pollinations team conventions for titles, body formatting, assignees, and labels. It's built specifically for the pollinations/pollinations repository and applies domain-specific assignment logic, ensuring all issues comply with your team's standards.

Can I avoid manual file changes when creating issues for project planning?

Yes. This Skill creates GitHub issues without modifying local files—it uses only gh CLI commands to generate issues in your repository. This keeps your workflow clean and focused on issue tracking rather than file management.

What labels and assignments does this Skill apply automatically?

The Skill applies labels relevant to issue type and domain, then assigns issues to team members based on expertise and role. It follows Pollinations conventions for both, ensuring issues land with the right person and carry appropriate context tags for filtering and organization.