paperclip-manage-issues

You manage Paperclip issues by applying CLI and API workflows that handle status transitions across creation, assignment, checkout, review, and closure. This ensures tasks move from intake to completion with clear ownership, priority, and traceability.

Yes, you can attach pull requests and work products to a Paperclip issue. The Skill supports rich attachments including labels, documents, work products, and activity history, enabling agents to document fix plans and link code revisions directly to the issue.

Handling issue approvals and comments involves coordinating agent or user interactions within Paperclip. You can add comments, manage approvals, handle read and inbox states, and update issue status to move work through review to done.

Yes, Paperclip issue management requires CLI and API workflows that handle status transitions, agent heartbeats, and revision-safe document updates. This maintains issue traceability and ensures document integrity throughout the task execution process.

The best way to track a bug from investigation to closure in Paperclip is to create an issue, document the fix plan, attach a pull request, and move the issue through review to done. This end-to-end approach maintains clear ownership and traceability.