Retrieve in-progress GitHub issues and provide context to resume work.
npx skills add https://github.com/eygraber/jellyfin-kmp --skill resume-work
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: resume-work Source: https://github.com/eygraber/jellyfin-kmp/tree/main/.claude/skills/resume-work Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eygraber/jellyfin-kmp --skill resume-work
Resumes work on interrupted GitHub issues by retrieving in-progress work and providing context to continue.
Resume the next step for the in-progress GitHub issue.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To resume an interrupted GitHub issue, you can retrieve in-progress work using the gh CLI to view issue details like title, status, and priority, and then use local project files for context to continue.
Finding in-progress GitHub issues across projects involves discovering items via the gh CLI and local project plans, presenting a concise context summary that includes acceptance criteria to guide your next steps.
Yes, you need the gh CLI installed to resume GitHub work with context, as the process relies on gh commands like issue view, api, and project to retrieve issue data and local .projects files.
Yes, you can select a specific GitHub issue by number to resume work, or you can choose from a list of in-progress items discovered across your projects to continue.
When resuming interrupted GitHub work, the context provided includes the issue title, current status, priority level, and acceptance criteria, alongside a ready-to-run prompt to guide your next steps.
The best way to get context for resuming a GitHub issue from the command line is leveraging gh CLI tools and local project files to retrieve issue status, priority, and acceptance criteria for a ready-to-run prompt.
theZMCRead GitHub issue status, metadata, and comments via gh CLI.
HohlasExecute written implementation plans in batches with review checkpoints.
DicklesworthstoneManage GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and releases via gh CLI.
JECT-StudyDraft and create GitHub Issues via GitHub CLI with user review.
