القائمة
One-way sync of GitHub issues assigned to me into the htask database — creates tasks for new issues, mirrors title/description, marks done on close, archives on unassign. Use when asked to sync issues, sync GitHub tasks, or pull assigned work.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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A careful fresh-eyes bug review that reads the code, fixes genuine correctness and security defects with small contained changes, then dispatches independent review agents and loops until a pass comes back clean. Two modes — the entire repo, or just the changes made this session. Use when asked to review for bugs or security issues, hunt for bugs/errors/vulnerabilities/problems, sanity-check a change, or "look with fresh eyes".
One-way sync of commitments you made in Slack into the htask database — finds messages from the last day where you said you'd do something, captures the message plus its thread context, and creates a task per commitment keyed by the message permalink. Use when asked to sync Slack commitments, pull promises from Slack, or check Slack for things you said you'd do.
Run every htask source-sync in one go — GitHub issues assigned to me and commitments I made in Slack — then print a single combined report. Use when asked to sync my tasks, sync everything, pull all my work, or run the syncs.
| name | htools-htask-gh-issue-sync |
| description | One-way sync of GitHub issues assigned to me into the htask database — creates tasks for new issues, mirrors title/description, marks done on close, archives on unassign. Use when asked to sync issues, sync GitHub tasks, or pull assigned work. |
GitHub is the source of truth for issue-sourced tasks; the local db follows.
Idempotent — run it as often as you like. The join key is the task's source
ref, owner/repo#123.
GitHub side — raise --limit if the result comes back full; a truncated list
must never be read as "everything else got unassigned":
gh search issues --assignee=@me --state=open --limit=200 \
--json repository,number,title,body,url
The ref for each issue is <repository.nameWithOwner>#<number>.
htask side — live and archived github-sourced tasks:
htask ls --source github --json
htask ls --source github --archived --json
Each object carries everything the sync needs: short_id (what every other
htask command takes), title, description, status, and source.ref.
For each assigned open issue:
No task with its ref → create one. --title takes the issue title
literally (token peeling would eat its colons as tags); the bare ref token
sets the source. Omit --desc if the body is empty:
htask add --title <issue title> --desc <issue body> owner/repo#123
Live task with its ref → mirror text: if title or description
differ from the issue, htask edit <short_id> --title ... --desc ....
Never touch status here — a done task under a still-open issue means the
work finished locally before the issue closed; leave it.
Only an archived task with its ref → it came back after being filed away; there is no unarchive, so create a fresh task as above.
For each live github-sourced task whose ref is not in the assigned-open
set, find out why — gh issue view <number> -R <owner/repo> --json state,assignees (or pass the URL if the ref is one) — then:
htask done <short_id>htask archive <short_id>Hand-made tasks with a github source get the same treatment — that's the point.
End with one compact line per bucket — created / text-updated / done / archived — plus anything odd (transfers, duplicate refs, truncated search). Nothing else.