speckit-taskstoissues.agent

To convert project tasks into dependency-ordered GitHub issues, use a tool that reads local task definitions and resolves dependencies. This Skill aligns tasks with design artifacts to create actionable GitHub issues in the correct repository.

Artifact-driven task mapping uses a .specify/ directory to align local task definitions with design documents. It reads these artifacts to determine task relationships and generates GitHub issues that preserve the correct dependency order and traceability.

Yes, you need a spec-kit project structure with a .specify/ directory and design artifacts. The automation relies on this specific repository layout to read local task definitions, resolve dependencies, and map them accurately to GitHub issues.

GitHub issue generation fails when the repository remote URL does not match the origin to ensure safe creation. The tool validates the remote URL and only creates issues in the correct GitHub repository when the remote URL matches the expected origin.

Yes, you can preserve task dependencies and traceability when exporting to GitHub issues. The tool resolves task relationships from design artifacts and creates issues that maintain dependency order while linking back to the original design documents for auditability.

The best way to streamline project planning from design artifacts to GitHub issues is automating dependency-aware issue generation. This converts scattered tasks into actionable, ordered GitHub issues while maintaining links between the issues and the original design artifacts.