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Use GitHub CLI (`gh`) for all GitHub interactions. Prefer built-in `gh` commands; use `gh api` only when needed.
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| name | github |
| description | Use GitHub CLI (`gh`) for all GitHub interactions. Prefer built-in `gh` commands; use `gh api` only when needed. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Use gh (via Bash) for all GitHub operations.
Rules:
gh issue, gh pr, gh repo, gh search, gh release, etc.).gh api only if a built-in command cannot do the task.gh --helpgh <command> --helpgh <command> <subcommand> --help--json and parse with jq.When inside a git repo, gh usually infers the target repo. Otherwise use -R owner/repo.
# Issues (read)
gh issue list --state open -R owner/repo
gh issue view 123 --comments -R owner/repo
# Pull requests (read)
gh pr list --state open -R owner/repo
gh pr view 456 --comments -R owner/repo
gh pr diff 456 -R owner/repo
gh pr checks 456 -R owner/repo
# Repository/search
gh repo view owner/repo
gh search issues "memory leak" --repo owner/repo
gh search prs "author:octocat" --repo owner/repo
# JSON output
gh pr list -R owner/repo --json number,title,author --jq '.[] | {number,title,author:.author.login}'
# Fallback: API only when built-ins are insufficient (read endpoints)
gh api repos/owner/repo/issues
gh api --paginate repos/owner/repo/pulls
gh auth status
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