speckit-taskstoissues

To convert spec-kit tasks into GitHub issues, this Skill reads your feature tasks from the `.specify` directory and creates corresponding issues using a GitHub MCP server. It ensures tasks are generated in a dependency-aware sequence for accurate project tracking.

Yes, you can create dependency-ordered GitHub issues from a spec-kit repository. The Skill discovers feature tasks and sequences the generated issues to reflect task dependencies, ensuring your project execution tracking aligns with the required work order.

Generating GitHub issues from spec-kit tasks requires a repository with a `.specify` directory containing feature tasks. The Skill also executes a prerequisite check script to determine the FEATURE_DIR and validates that your git remote origin URL points to GitHub.

Yes, this Skill only creates issues for GitHub repositories. It includes safety guardrails that validate the detected git remote.origin.url is a GitHub URL before proceeding, preventing accidental issue creation on other remote platforms.

Spec-kit task discovery works by executing a validation script that determines the FEATURE_DIR and available design documents. The Skill then derives the tasks list from the validated `.specify` directory structure before mapping them to GitHub issues.

If your git remote is not a GitHub URL, the Skill's safety guardrails will halt execution. It specifically validates that the remote.origin.url is a GitHub URL to ensure GitHub MCP server issue creation only targets valid GitHub repositories.