publish-execution-plan-github

You can publish an execution plan to GitHub by creating milestones for phases and issues for tasks. This skill automates that mapping, assigning labels and milestones to structure the project board.

Yes, you need the gh CLI to access the GitHub API for repository interaction. The skill also requires git to manage the local repository context before publishing the milestones and issues.

Automating GitHub project setup works by reading a local execution plan and using the GitHub API to generate corresponding milestones for phases and issues for tasks, complete with labels and milestone assignments.

Yes, you can use this skill to instantly set up a GitHub project board for a complex execution plan. It creates milestones for each phase and individual tasks as issues to streamline project tracking.

The best way to mirror a local execution plan to GitHub milestones is to automate the process. This skill creates milestones for each phase and issues for tasks, using labels to maintain project structure.

Publishing an execution plan fails without git and gh because the skill depends on git for local repository interaction and gh CLI for GitHub API access to create milestones and issues.