speckit-taskstoissues

You can convert design artifacts into GitHub issues by running a conversion tool that reads existing tasks and produces a linked, dependency-aware issue set aligned to feature milestones for your repository.

Dependency-aware issue tracking organizes GitHub issues so that prerequisite tasks are linked and ordered before downstream work. This ensures each issue within a feature milestone is actionable and sequenced based on its relationships to other tasks.

Yes, generating GitHub issues from tasks requires a spec-kit style project structure with a .specify/ directory. Optional extension hooks can be configured within .specify/extensions.yml for pre and post execution.

Automating issue tracking across repositories is supported by converting design-derived tasks into a linked set of GitHub issues aligned to feature milestones. This is useful for software teams managing feature development spanning multiple repositories.

Managing pre and post execution hooks is handled through the .specify/extensions.yml configuration file. This integrates with the issue generation process to manage hooks before and after converting design tasks into GitHub issues.

Design tasks may not convert if the project lacks the required .specify/ directory structure or if GitHub is not properly configured as the target repository. The conversion relies on a spec-kit style project structure and valid design artifacts.