| name | lazy-issue |
| description | Create well-structured GitHub issues using the gh CLI with research-enriched context. Use when asked to create a GitHub issue, file a bug report, open a feature request, report a problem, or document a task as an issue. Researches similar implementations, adds acceptance criteria, and includes code references. |
Lazy Issue
Create a well-structured GitHub issue. Only create issues in repos owned by us.
Ownership Check
gh auth status
gh org list
git remote -v
If not owned by user or their orgs, DO NOT CREATE — ask how to proceed.
Research Phase
Before creating, search for:
- Similar implementations in other projects
- Code examples and patterns
- Best practices and pitfalls
- Relevant discussions in similar projects
Enrich issue with links to reference implementations and code snippets.
Issue Components
- Title: Concise summary ("Add support for..." or "Fix error when...")
- Problem/Context: What needs to be done or what problem exists
- Acceptance Criteria: Measurable outcomes defining completion
- Implementation Details (if applicable):
- Technical approach
- Code references with file paths
- External references and examples
- Tasks: Checkbox list for multi-step issues
Create Issue
gh issue create --title "Issue title" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
[issue body]
EOF
)"
Add labels with --label bug or --label enhancement as appropriate.
Clarifying Questions
Use ask_questions tool for:
- Unclear scope or priority
- Whether to include implementation details
- Related issues to reference
- Appropriate labels
