open-issue

To create a GitHub issue from a conversation, the Skill extracts relevant context and structures it into a formatted issue with a title, description, steps to reproduce, and proposed solution. It then uses the GitHub CLI to publish the issue directly to your repository.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (`gh`) installed and authenticated to generate bug reports and create issues. The Skill relies on the CLI to handle the authentication and the final creation of the issue within the target GitHub repository.

The best way to draft a structured feature request is to use a Skill that automatically formats conversation context into a standardized template. This ensures your feature request includes a clear title, description, and proposed solution, while also selecting appropriate tags.

Yes, you can automatically select tags when tracking tasks in GitHub repositories. The Skill helps choose appropriate tags based on your project conventions or provides default tags to ensure the newly created issue is properly categorized.

A GitHub bug report should include a structured title, a detailed description, steps to reproduce the issue, and a proposed solution. The Skill automatically extracts these details from your conversation context to ensure consistency and completeness.

Contextual issue drafting works by automatically pulling key details from your current chat conversation to pre-fill the issue title and description. This streamlines the workflow by transforming unstructured discussion into a well-formatted GitHub issue ready for team review.