plan-sequence

Parse GitHub issue labels and dependencies to generate structured project roadmaps.

2|Updated Mar 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/adamaltmejd/registry-research-toolkit --skill plan-sequence
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Skill: plan-sequence
Source: https://github.com/adamaltmejd/registry-research-toolkit/tree/main/.agents/skills/plan-sequence
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adamaltmejd/registry-research-toolkit --skill plan-sequence

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires gh, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill resolves the complexity of managing large-scale project backlogs by automating the sequencing, categorization, and status tracking of GitHub issues within the Registry Research Toolkit.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Sequencing: Generates and updates a structured plan-sequence block in GitHub epic issues based on issue status and dependencies.
  • Lane Management: Provides a deterministic view of ready, running, parked, and blocked issues to optimize development flow.
  • Use Case: When managing a complex research project, use this tool to instantly refresh the epic issue body with the latest status of all sub-tasks, ensuring the team knows exactly which issues are parallel-safe and ready for development.

Quick Start

Use the plan-sequence skill to preview the current sequencing for epic 328.

Frequently Asked Questions about plan-sequence

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate GitHub issue sequencing for a complex project backlog?

Automate GitHub issue sequencing by parsing issue labels, PR closing keywords, and dependency links to generate a structured project roadmap. This Skill updates epic issue bodies with deterministic issue lanes, ensuring teams know exactly which sub-tasks are parallel-safe and ready for development.

What is the best way to visualize blocked and parked issues in a GitHub registry workflow?

Visualize blocked and parked issues using deterministic lane management. The Skill parses GitHub issue statuses and dependencies to categorize sub-tasks into ready, running, parked, and blocked lanes, providing a structured view directly within the epic issue body to optimize development flow.

Do I need the GitHub CLI to automate registry issue workflows?

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed and configured. The Skill requires GitHub CLI integration to parse issue labels, PR closing keywords, and dependency links, and it uses Python execution to maintain deterministic issue lanes and update epic documentation automatically.

Can I use GitHub issue dependencies to generate a project roadmap automatically?

Yes, you can generate a project roadmap by parsing GitHub issue dependencies. The Skill automates synchronization of issue workflows by reading dependency links and labels, creating a structured plan-sequence block in epic issues that reflects the current status of all sub-tasks.

How does automated lane management handle parallel-safe issues in GitHub?

Automated lane management identifies parallel-safe issues by parsing dependency links and PR closing keywords. The Skill generates a deterministic view of ready, running, parked, and blocked issues, instantly refreshing the epic issue body so the team can optimize development flow and avoid conflicts.

Why does my GitHub epic issue sequencing not update automatically when sub-task statuses change?

GitHub epic issue sequencing requires running the Skill to refresh the plan-sequence block. Since it relies on parsing current issue labels and dependencies via the GitHub CLI, you must execute the script to synchronize statuses and update the epic documentation with the latest sub-task states.