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Search, read, create, and comment on GitHub issues through the GitHub MCP server.
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| name | github-issues |
| description | Search, read, create, and comment on GitHub issues through the GitHub MCP server. |
| category | productivity |
| contexts | ["heartbeat","chat"] |
| mcp | {"server":"github","command":"npx","args":["-y","@modelcontextprotocol/server-github"],"env_requires":["GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN"]} |
| bound_tools | ["mcp_github_search_issues","mcp_github_list_issues","mcp_github_get_issue","mcp_github_create_issue","mcp_github_add_issue_comment","mcp_github_update_issue"] |
Work with GitHub issues on repositories the configured token can reach. This skill binds the GitHub MCP server: activating it starts the server (first use only) and unlocks the bound tools for this turn.
mcp_github_search_issues to check whether the
issue already exists; duplicate issues waste maintainer attention. Comment on the
existing issue instead when appropriate.Relay the exact next_step to the user (#102). It will point them to run
hexis auth github setup-token in a terminal — never ask for or accept a
token pasted into chat; the tool activation path already checks Hexis's own
stored credential automatically on retry. Explain, if useful, why a public
repo still needs this: reading it is public, but creating or commenting on
an issue as a specific account is not. Do not claim GitHub capability is
missing — it is installed and one step away.