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Fetch all open GitHub issues — PRDs and standalone issues — for project planning
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Draft, polish, and create a well-formed GitHub issue with required structure
Post a structured checkpoint comment to the relevant issue and commit current code state
Close out issue work - ensure PR exists, run the full CodeRabbit + /code-review gate, merge, close all issues in the working set, clean branches, and update PROGRESS.md
Fresh session pickup using the most recent checkpoint comment and git log — reconstructs working context for active issue work
Recommend juggling pairs, user decides, create correctly-named branch for issue work
Update the active issue with a design decision and cascade impact to all open issues and PRDs
| name | prds-get |
| description | Fetch all open GitHub issues — PRDs and standalone issues — for project planning |
| category | project-management |
Fetch all open GitHub issues from this project: PRDs (labeled PRD) and standalone issues (everything else). Present both in a single overview for project planning.
Note: If any gh command fails with "command not found", inform the user that GitHub CLI is required and provide the installation link: https://cli.github.com/
Fetch all open issues in a single call:
gh issue list --state open --json number,title,url,labels,body,createdAt,updatedAt
Split the results into two groups:
PRDPresent PRDs as a table:
git branch --show-current). If it matches feature/prd-<number>-*, mark that PRD as (active) in the table.Present standalone issues as a separate table:
Dependency and blocking analysis across both groups:
Next steps suggestion based on the full picture: