prds-get

name	prds-get
description	Fetch all open GitHub issues — PRDs and standalone issues — for project planning
category	project-management

Get Open PRDs and Issues

Fetch all open GitHub issues from this project: PRDs (labeled PRD) and standalone issues (everything else). Present both in a single overview for project planning.

Note: If any gh command fails with "command not found", inform the user that GitHub CLI is required and provide the installation link: https://cli.github.com/

Process

1. Fetch all open issues in a single call:

   gh issue list --state open --json number,title,url,labels,body,createdAt,updatedAt
   

   Split the results into two groups:

   • PRDs: issues where any label name equals PRD
   • Standalone issues: everything else

2. Present PRDs as a table:

   • Issue number (as a clickable GitHub link), title, last updated date
   • Check the current branch name (git branch --show-current). If it matches feature/prd-<number>-*, mark that PRD as (active) in the table.

3. Present standalone issues as a separate table:

   • Issue number (as a clickable GitHub link), title, last updated date
   • Note any that reference a PRD (e.g., "blocked by #47") based on issue body text (already fetched in step 1; do not make per-issue API calls for comments unless the user asks for deeper analysis)

4. Dependency and blocking analysis across both groups:

   • Which PRDs block which issues (look for "blocked by", "depends on", "after #X" in issue bodies)
   • Which PRDs depend on other PRDs
   • Which standalone issues could be worked in parallel with the active PRD

5. Next steps suggestion based on the full picture:

   • What to work on next given current dependencies and the active branch
   • Issues that are unblocked and ready to start
   • PRDs that need attention or are stalled