Orchestrate GitHub Issue processing through planning, implementation, review, and security checks.
npx skills add https://github.com/nanokajs/nanoka --skill issue-next-nanokajs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: issue-next Source: https://github.com/nanokajs/nanoka/tree/main/.agents/skills/issue-next Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nanokajs/nanoka --skill issue-next-nanokajs
This Skill automates the orchestration of processing a single GitHub Issue by sequentially calling sub-agents for planning, implementation, review, and security checks, and then closing the Issue upon completion.
Use the /issue-next command followed by the Issue number to process a specific GitHub Issue.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate GitHub issue processing by orchestrating sub-agents that sequentially handle planning, implementation, code review, and security checks. The workflow requires user confirmation at key steps and automatically closes the issue upon completion.
Agent orchestration for issue management is the sequential coordination of specialized sub-agents to plan, implement, review, and security-check a single GitHub issue. It ensures focused processing by handling one issue at a time and closing it automatically upon completion.
No, automated issue processing handles one GitHub issue at a time to ensure focused and complete work on each issue before moving to the next. This approach requires user confirmation at key steps to maintain process integrity.
To start automating a specific GitHub issue, use the /issue-next command followed by the issue number. This triggers the sequential orchestration of sub-agents for planning, implementation, review, and security checks, requiring your confirmation at key steps.
Yes, automated GitHub issue orchestration includes code review and security checks by sequentially calling dedicated sub-agents. After planning and implementation, the workflow runs a review agent and a security review agent before automatically closing the issue.
No, you do not need to manually close GitHub issues after automated processing. The orchestration workflow closes the issue automatically upon completion of the planning, implementation, review, and security check steps, reducing manual overhead.
glwrPrepare and publish an Apple app release with versioning and GitHub release creation.
GTC6244Merge PRs, wait for CI, deploy to production, and run canary health checks.
TymorIbrahimAutomates build, static analysis, tests, security scan, and code review for Spring Boot projects.
faccomicheleCreate, review, and manage GitHub pull requests via the gh CLI.
