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Create and sync GitHub labels for the principled workflow lifecycle. Ensures all required labels exist with correct names, colors, and descriptions. Use when setting up a new repo or when the label taxonomy has been updated.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Validate that a pull request follows principled conventions: references a plan or proposal, has correct labels, includes required sections in the description, and links to relevant documents. Use in CI or before merging to enforce PR quality.
Generate a structured pull request description from a DDD plan task. Reads the plan, task manifest, and implementation branch to produce a PR body with references to the originating proposal, plan, ADRs, and related tasks. Use when opening a PR for plan-driven work.
Process open GitHub issues through the principled pipeline. Lists untriaged issues, normalizes their metadata, ingests them into the documentation pipeline, and reports a summary. Operates as the batch entry point — delegates to /ingest-issue for each individual issue.
Implementation orchestration strategy for the Principled framework. Consult when working with DDD plan execution, git worktrees for task isolation, task manifests, or the decompose-spawn-validate-merge lifecycle. Covers worktree management, sub-agent patterns, task state machines, and manifest schema.
Top-level orchestrator for DDD plan execution. Decomposes a plan into tasks, iterates through phases respecting dependencies, spawns worktree-isolated agents, validates implementations, and merges results. Runs inline to coordinate multiple sub-agent spawns. Use for automated end-to-end plan execution.
Audit ADR coverage across modules. Identifies modules with no architectural governance, orphaned ADRs referencing removed modules, and stale architecture docs. Classifies findings by severity.
| name | sync-labels |
| description | Create and sync GitHub labels for the principled workflow lifecycle. Ensures all required labels exist with correct names, colors, and descriptions. Use when setting up a new repo or when the label taxonomy has been updated. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Bash(gh *), Bash(bash plugins/*) |
| user-invocable | true |
Create and synchronize GitHub labels for the principled workflow lifecycle stages.
/sync-labels [--dry-run] [--prune]
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--dry-run | No | Show what labels would be created/updated/deleted without making changes |
--prune | No | Remove labels not in the principled taxonomy (use with caution) |
gh CLI must be installed and authenticatedVerify prerequisites. Check that gh is available:
bash scripts/check-gh-cli.sh
Load label definitions. Read the label taxonomy from scripts/label-definitions.sh:
bash scripts/label-definitions.sh --list
Returns all label definitions: name, color, and description.
Fetch current labels. Get existing labels from GitHub:
gh label list --json name,color,description --limit 200
Compute diff. For each label in the taxonomy:
If --prune: identify labels on GitHub that are not in the taxonomy (excluding labels without a principled prefix). These are candidates for deletion.
Apply changes. Unless --dry-run:
gh label create "<name>" --color "<color>" --description "<desc>"gh label edit "<name>" --color "<color>" --description "<desc>"--prune): gh label delete "<name>" --yesReport results. Summary of:
--prune)scripts/check-gh-cli.sh --- Verify gh CLI availability and auth status (copy)scripts/label-definitions.sh --- Canonical label taxonomy definitions