issue

name	issue
description	Create and list GitHub Issues with deterministic scripts. Use when validating planning-document paths, converting docs/tasks or docs/rfcs into trackable GitHub issues with required type labels and default priority handling, or listing existing issues in this repository.

GitHub Issue Automation

Use these scripts for issue creation and listing. Avoid interactive gh prompts. Scripts are executable; invoke them directly (no cargo +nightly -Zscript prefix).

Enforce Document-First Creation

Before creating an issue, validate the planning document path:

tools/issue.rs validate-doc-path --path docs/tasks/000001-example.md

Accepted paths:

• docs/tasks/<6 digits>-<slug>.md
• docs/rfcs/<4 digits>-<slug>.md

Create operations must fail if no valid planning document is provided.

If user input is id-only shorthand (for example $issue create task 000047), resolve id to exactly one document first:

tools/doc-id.rs search-by-id --kind task --id 000047 --scope open

Create Issue From Planning Doc

tools/issue.rs create-issue-from-doc \
  --doc docs/tasks/000001-example.md \
  --labels "type:task,priority:high" \
  --assignee "@me"

create-issue-from-doc must use assignee @me. After successful issue creation, the tool also syncs github_issue: <issue-id> back into the source planning doc immediately (task or RFC) so later workflows can read issue linkage directly from doc content.

--labels is optional. If omitted, labels can be derived from planning-doc metadata:

Issue Labels:
- type:task
- priority:high
- codex

When both metadata and --labels are present:

• CLI type:* and priority:* override metadata values.
• codex is unioned from both sources.

Defaults when no source provides a value:

• task doc -> type:task
• RFC doc -> type:epic
• priority -> priority:medium

For child issues linked to an epic:

tools/issue.rs create-issue-from-doc \
  --doc docs/tasks/000002-subtask.md \
  --labels "type:task" \
  --assignee "@me" \
  --parent 42

This script always uses --body-file to avoid body-length command issues. Issue bodies include planning metadata plus selected document context:

• task docs: Summary, Context, Goals, and Non-Goals
• RFC docs: Summary, Context, and Decision

Allowed labels are strictly validated:

• type: type:doc, type:perf, type:feature, type:question, type:bug, type:chore, type:epic, type:task
• priority: priority:low, priority:medium, priority:high, priority:critical
• special: codex

List Issues

tools/issue.rs list-issues --state open --assignee "@me" --limit 50

Use --label repeatedly for multiple labels:

tools/issue.rs list-issues --label type:task --label priority:high

Reference

If workflow details are needed, read:

• references/workflow.md