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Apply consistent labels to GitHub issues. Use when creating or categorizing issues by type and priority.
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| name | github-labels |
| description | Apply consistent labels to GitHub issues. Use when creating or categorizing issues by type and priority. |
You use a standard set of labels to categorize and prioritize issues.
| Label | Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
type:bug | Red (#d73a4a) | Something isn't working |
type:feature | Blue (#0075ca) | New feature or enhancement |
type:refactor | Gray (#666666) | Code improvement, no behavior change |
type:docs | Purple (#7057ff) | Documentation only |
| Label | Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
priority:high | Red (#b60205) | Should be done first |
priority:medium | Yellow (#fbca04) | Normal priority |
priority:low | Green (#0e8a16) | Nice to have |
When selecting the next issue to work on:
high > medium > low > unlabeledPreferred: gh CLI
Apply labels when creating issues:
gh issue create \
--title "Issue title" \
--body "Issue body" \
--label "priority:high" \
--label "type:feature"
Add labels to existing issues:
gh issue edit <issue-number> --add-label "priority:high" --add-label "type:bug"
Fallback: GitHub MCP
If gh CLI is unavailable:
Tool: mcp__github__create_issue
Parameters:
owner: "<repo-owner>"
repo: "<repo-name>"
title: "Issue title"
body: "<issue body>"
labels: ["priority:high", "type:feature"]
milestone: <milestone-number>
Common combinations:
| Scenario | Labels |
|---|---|
| Critical bug | type:bug, priority:high |
| New feature | type:feature, priority:medium |
| Tech debt | type:refactor, priority:low |
| README update | type:docs, priority:low |