Creates Git branches from Jira tickets with prefixed names.
npx skills add https://github.com/flurdy/agent-skills --skill start-ticket
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: start-ticket Source: https://github.com/flurdy/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/start-ticket Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flurdy/agent-skills --skill start-ticket
This skill helps you start work on Jira tickets by automatically creating a properly named branch, saving manual naming and reducing errors.
Run /start-ticket AB-123 to generate and switch to the new Jira ticket branch.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create a git branch from a Jira ticket automatically, the tool fetches ticket details, maps the issue type to a conventional commit prefix, and generates a branch name like prefix/TICKET-NUMBER-summary to start work.
The naming format for conventional commit branches is prefix/TICKET-NUMBER-summary. The prefix is determined by mapping the Jira issue type to a conventional commit type, and the summary is sanitized from the ticket title.
Mapping Jira issue types to conventional commit prefixes happens automatically when generating the branch. The system reads the ticket details and translates the issue type into the appropriate prefix for the branch name.
Yes, you can use Jira ticket details to generate and switch to a new git branch. The tool provides the necessary commands to create the branch and switch to it, confirming the ticket details for starting work.
Generating a branch name from a Jira ticket requires no external dependencies. It integrates with jira-ticket lookups to fetch ticket details and maps them to conventional commit prefixes without additional setup.
flurdyFetch Jira ticket details and map issue types to branch prefixes.
LarryHsiaoSwitch Git branches safely by stashing or temporarily committing uncommitted changes.
cbown75Enforce conventional commit formatting and branch hygiene across repositories.
byunghak-dableSummarize Git branch changes and post them as JIRA ticket comments.
