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issue-tracker-githublisted

Issue tracking and project-board operations on GitHub Issues + GitHub Projects (ProjectV2). Implements the shared issue-tracker operation contract (create/list/get/update/comment/close issue; create/add-to/query board; set board field; link PR) with concrete `gh` CLI and `gh api graphql` commands. Activate when the active tracker is GitHub and the work involves filing issues, managing a project board (Phase/Priority/Owner), or linking a PR to close a work item.
eric-sabe/engsys · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill eric-sabe/engsys
# Issue tracker: GitHub Issues + Projects This skill is the GitHub implementation of the **shared issue-tracker operation contract**. Commands and agents call these operations *by name* without knowing the backend; the Linear pack (`issue-tracker-linear`) implements the same names so the two are swappable. Keep the operation names below stable. Builds on the knowledge already in the core `gh-cli` and `github-issues` skills — read those for full `gh` flag coverage and issue-body templates. This skill does not repeat them; it maps the **contract operations** onto concrete commands. **Identifiers:** GitHub issues are referenced as `#123`. Boards are GitHub ProjectV2 ("Projects"). The repo (`<owner>/<repo>`) and the Project number/owner are project facts — read them from `CLAUDE.md`. ## Discipline: bodies come from tmp/ files, never heredocs Every operation that writes multi-line markdown (issue body, comment, PR body) writes the content to a `tmp/` file first and passes it with `--body-file`. Do **not** inline multi-line bodies via heredoc/`echo` — it mangles backticks, quotes, and `$`. One-line bodies may use `--body "..."`. ```bash # Write the body, then reference it. # tmp/issue-body-<slug>.md # tmp/comment-<slug>.md # tmp/pr-body-<slug>.md ``` ## Contract operations ### create-issue(title, body-from-tmp-file, type/label, [project, phase]) -> id + URL ```bash # 1. Write the body to tmp/issue-body-<slug>.md (see github-issues for templates). # 2. Create. --type/