issue-register

Register task files as GitHub Issues and update tracking summaries.

Updated Mar 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Takas0522/ai-sldc-demo-takas-2603 --skill issue-register
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: issue-register
Source: https://github.com/Takas0522/ai-sldc-demo-takas-2603/tree/main/.github/skills/issue-register
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Takas0522/ai-sldc-demo-takas-2603 --skill issue-register

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Managing generated task documents by hand is slow and error-prone; this Skill turns prepared task files into correctly tracked GitHub Issues with consistent assignment and traceability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Duplicate-safe registration: checks existing Issues before creating new ones.
  • Copilot-aware assignment: assigns Coding Agent work only when execution environment and dependencies are ready.
  • Tracking updates: writes Issue numbers back into the summary file so task status stays synchronized.
  • Use Case: When a feature area already has a task pack in docs/specs/{機能名}/tasks/, you can register the whole set into GitHub with the right labels, links, and dependency handling.

Quick Start

Use this skill to register the task files in docs/specs/payments/tasks/ as GitHub Issues and update the summary table accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions about issue-register

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create GitHub Issues from task files automatically?

Creating GitHub Issues from task files is done by registering prepared markdown files into GitHub while preserving task IDs and updating tracking summaries. This skill assigns labels, validates duplicates, and assigns Copilot agents based on dependencies.

How does dependency-aware assignment work for GitHub Issues?

Dependency-aware assignment works by checking execution environment and dependency readiness before assigning tasks. Copilot agent work is only assigned through the GitHub API when dependencies are verified and a base branch is established.

Do I need GitHub CLI authentication to register task files as Issues?

Yes, GitHub CLI authentication is required to register task files as Issues. This skill needs authenticated access to validate existing labels, perform duplicate checks, create issues, and assign Copilot agents through the API.

What is the required directory structure for registering task files into GitHub?

The required directory structure for registering task files is docs/specs/{feature}/tasks. This documentation-driven path allows the skill to locate task packs, apply duplicate checks, and synchronize issue links back into the summary file.

How do I prevent duplicate GitHub Issues when registering task files?

Preventing duplicate GitHub Issues is handled by checking existing Issues before creating new ones. This duplicate-safe registration ensures task files are only registered once and preserves original task IDs and issue links.