issue

name	issue
description	Create or update GitHub issues with correct Remotion naming and safe multiline Markdown handling

Use this skill when creating, editing, or commenting on GitHub issues. For parent issues, sub-issues, blocked-by, and blocking relationships, use the issue-management skill.

Issue title format

Use concise, action-oriented titles.

If the issue primarily affects a package, prefix the title with the package name:

`@remotion/package`: Change description

Examples:

`@remotion/player`: Support keyboard shortcuts for fullscreen
`@remotion/lambda`: Improve retry message for failed renders
`@remotion/docs`: Add examples contribution guide

If the issue affects the website/docs broadly, use:

Docs: Change description

If the issue affects the Studio broadly, use:

Studio: Change description

If the issue affects the monorepo or infrastructure broadly, use:

Build: Change description
CI: Change description
Repo: Change description

Avoid vague titles such as:

Bug
Fix issue
Examples follow-up

Prefer:

Docs: Add a skill for creating examples

Never pass multiline Markdown inline

Do not pass issue bodies, PR bodies, or long comments inline through shell arguments.

Avoid:

gh issue create --title "Docs: Add examples skill" --body "Line one\n\nLine two"

This can accidentally send literal \n characters to GitHub instead of real newlines.

Instead, always write Markdown to a temporary file and pass it with --body-file.

Creating an issue

1. Write the issue body to a temp Markdown file:

cat > /tmp/remotion-issue-body.md <<'EOF'
Summary of the issue.

## Tasks

- [ ] First task
- [ ] Second task

## Context

Related to #1234.
EOF

2. Create the issue using --body-file:

gh issue create \
  --title 'Docs: Add a skill for creating examples' \
  --body-file /tmp/remotion-issue-body.md

Prefer using the write tool to create the temp Markdown file instead of shell heredocs when operating as an agent.

Editing an issue body

1. Write the full replacement body to a temp Markdown file.
2. Edit the issue using --body-file:

gh issue edit 1234 --body-file /tmp/remotion-issue-body.md

After editing, verify that the body renders as intended:

gh issue view 1234 --json body --jq .body

Make sure the output contains real blank lines, not literal \n escape sequences.

Adding an issue comment

For multiline comments, also use a file:

gh issue comment 1234 --body-file /tmp/remotion-issue-comment.md

Creating or linking related issues

For parent issues, sub-issues, blocked-by, and blocking relationships, use the issue-management skill. Prefer the new gh issue create and gh issue edit relationship flags over hand-written GraphQL mutations.

Updating a PR or issue after linking a related issue

If a PR or issue mentions follow-up work that is now tracked by a related issue, replace vague checklist items with the concrete issue number.

Prefer:

The Remotion skill for creating examples is tracked separately in sub-issue #8158, not in this PR.

Avoid:

- [ ] Add a Remotion skill for creating an example

if that work is not part of the current PR.

Final verification checklist

After creating or editing an issue:

• View the issue body with gh issue view <number> --json body --jq .body
• Confirm Markdown has real newlines
• Confirm the title follows the package/docs/studio naming convention
• Confirm issue references such as #1234 are correct
• If adding issue relationships, follow the issue-management skill and confirm the intended links