| name | m-sdd-tasks-to-issues |
| description | SDD phase 8 (optional) — push the feature's tasks.md to Jira as linked dev tickets by delegating to m-story-breakdown. Triggers: sdd tasks to issues, sdd to jira, create tickets from tasks, sdd issues, push sdd tasks to jira. |
SDD — Tasks → Issues
TL;DR — Gate on tasks ready (0) → delegate to m-story-breakdown to create linked Jira tickets from tasks.md (1) → mark done/skipped (2). Read <skills-root>/m-sdd/_shared.md first.
Pipeline: issues (terminal, optional) — runs any time after tasks (typically after implement).
Phase 0 — Preflight & gate
- Read
_shared.md.
source <skills-root>/m-sdd/sdd-lib.sh; root="$(pwd)"; id="$(sdd_active_feature "$root")"sdd_require "$root" "$id" tasks "done". By design this gates on tasks, not
implement: teams that plan in Jira may push tickets before (or instead of)
building. Implement's status is irrelevant here.- Delegate is m-story-breakdown. If Jira/Atlassian MCP isn't configured, tell the user and
sdd_set_phase "$root" "$id" issues skipped.
Phase 1 — Delegate to m-story-breakdown
sdd_set_phase "$root" "$id" issues in_progress- Feed the tasks from
specs/$id/tasks.md (and the spec for context) to m-story-breakdown; let it create per-stack tickets linked to the parent story and return the URLs. Follow its own user-confirmation gates.
- No parent in Jira yet? That's m-story-breakdown's native entry mode B — point it at the spec's
## User Stories (each maps 1:1 to a Jira story: title → summary, as-a/I-want/so-that → goal, acceptance scenarios → AC) and it creates the parent (user-gated) before breaking down. It also assesses whether breakdown is warranted at all and types each child Story/Task/Subtask by intent — accept those recommendations.
Phase 2 — Record
- On success:
sdd_set_phase "$root" "$id" issues done and report the created ticket URLs.
- On partial ticket creation (some creates failed): report the issue keys that WERE created, leave the phase
in_progress, and tell the user to re-run this skill (feeding it the already-created keys so nothing is duplicated).
