my-issues

# My Issues List all open GitHub issues that are **assigned to me** or **created by me (with assignee empty or myself)**, deduplicate, and present them sorted by priority. ## Arguments Your args are: `$ARGUMENTS` No arguments required. ## Steps ### Step 1: Determine Current User ```bash ME=$(gh api user --jq '.login') ``` ### Step 2: Fetch Issues Run two queries in parallel: ```bash # Issues assigned to me gh issue list --assignee "$ME" --state open \ --json number,title,labels,assignees,author,createdAt,updatedAt \ --limit 50 # Issues authored by me gh issue list --author "$ME" --state open \ --json number,title,labels,assignees,author,createdAt,updatedAt \ --limit 50 ``` ### Step 3: Filter and Deduplicate 1. From **assigned to me**: include all. 2. From **authored by me**: only include if assignee list is **empty** or **contains only me**. Exclude issues assigned to other people (they own those issues now). 3. Deduplicate by issue number. ### Step 4: Classify and Prioritize Categorize each issue by reading its title, labels, and body (fetch body for each issue). Apply the following priority rules: | Priority | Criteria | |----------|----------| | **P0** | Bugs or missing features that **block core user flows** (e.g., broken interactions, missing UI components, data loss) | | **P1** | Important UX issues, newly assigned tasks, features affecting daily user experience | | **P2** | Minor UI polish, experience optimizations, larger features that need scoping | | **P3** | Long-term / operational tasks, nice-to-haves | ### Step 5: Output Use the following format: ``` ## My Open Issues (N total) ### P0 — Blocking Core Functionality | # | Title | Type | Source | Created | |---|-------|------|--------|---------| | #1234 | Short description | Bug | @author → me | 03-19 | ### P1 — Important ...same table format... ### P2 — UX Improvements ...same table format... ### P3 — Long-term / Ops ...same table format... ``` Column definitions: - **Type**: Bug / Feature / Refactor / Ops — inferred from title prefix and labels - **Source**: Show as `@author → me` if assigned by others, `self-created` if self-created and self-assigned, `self-created (unassigned)` if self-created with no assignee ### Step 6: Suggested Execution Order After the table, add a brief **Suggested Order** section with a numbered list explaining the recommended order and any dependency relationships between issues. ## Key Rules - Use `gh` CLI for all GitHub queries - Always deduplicate by issue number - Exclude issues created by me but assigned to someone else - Use English for all output titles and labels - Fetch issue body (first 500 chars) to make informed priority decisions - Current user determined via `gh api user --jq '.login'`