To Issues
技能 活跃Break a plan, spec, or PRD into independently-grabbable issues on the project issue tracker using tracer-bullet vertical slices. Use when user wants to convert a plan into issues, create implementation tickets, or break down work into issues.
To convert project plans and requirements into a structured set of trackable issues, facilitating agile development workflows and efficient task management.
功能
- Breaks down plans into vertical slices
- Supports issue tracker integration
- Enforces tracer-bullet methodology
- Facilitates HITL/AFK task classification
使用场景
- Converting a PRD into implementation tickets
- Breaking down a feature spec into manageable user stories
- Structuring a large project plan into scannable issues
非目标
- Writing actual code for the issues
- Managing project timelines beyond issue creation
- Closing or modifying parent issues
工作流
- Gather context from conversation or issue reference
- Optionally explore the codebase
- Draft tracer-bullet vertical slices
- Quiz user on granularity, dependencies, and slice types
- Iterate on breakdown until user approval
- Publish approved slices as issues in dependency order
实践
- Agile methodology
- Vertical slicing
- Issue tracking best practices
先决条件
- Configured issue tracker (GitHub, Linear, or local files)
- Triage label vocabulary for the issue tracker
- An agent capable of interacting with issue trackers
Documentation
- info:Configuration & parameter referenceThe SKILL.md mentions an optional setup step for issue tracker vocabulary but does not detail specific parameters or configuration options for the core functionality.
Versioning
- warning:Release ManagementThe repository has a recent push date but lacks explicit versioning information in the SKILL.md frontmatter, package.json, or GitHub releases, and installation instructions reference `main`.
安装
/plugin install skills@mattpocock-skills质量评分
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