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GitHub issue management with multi-account support. Creates, lists, views, and closes issues with correct labels and conventions per project. Use when user says "create issue", "file bug", "issue for X", "list issues", "open issues", "triage", or "close issue".
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| name | issue |
| description | GitHub issue management with multi-account support. Creates, lists, views, and closes issues with correct labels and conventions per project. Use when user says "create issue", "file bug", "issue for X", "list issues", "open issues", "triage", or "close issue". |
Manage GitHub issues across multiple accounts. Always use GitHub Issues, never ISSUES.md files.
Determine which project from context (cwd, user mention). If ambiguous, ask.
| Project | Account alias | Repo |
|---|---|---|
| project-a | gh-project-a | auto-detect from cwd |
| project-b | gh-project-b | org/repo-name |
| personal | gh-personal | auto-detect from cwd |
Check current account first:
gh auth status
Switch to correct account before any gh command.
gh issue create --title "..." --label "LABELS" --body "BODY"
For projects with strict labeling: ALWAYS include required labels. Ask the user for priority if not provided.
For repos you're not in the directory of:
gh issue create --repo org/repo-name --title "..." --body "..."
gh issue list --state open
gh issue list --label "P0" --state open
gh issue list --label "P0,frontend" --state open
gh issue view 123
Always close with a comment explaining the resolution:
gh issue close 123 --comment "Fixed in commit abc123. Verified on live site."
| Type | Labels |
|---|---|
| Priority | P0 (critical), P1 (high), P2 (medium), P3 (low) |
| Area | frontend, backend, pipeline |
Always include one from each group. If user doesn't specify priority, ask.
For bug reports:
**Steps to reproduce:**
1.
2.
**Expected:**
**Actual:**
**Context:** [URL, env, user account if relevant]
For feature requests:
**Problem:**
**Proposed solution:**
**Acceptance criteria:**
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Keep bodies concise. No filler. Facts only.
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