// Transforms rough requirements into well-structured GitHub issues. Use when the user provides a vague idea, feature request, or problem description and wants to create a GitHub issue. Analyzes codebase, explores solution approaches, researches relevant libraries, and generates actionable issues using `gh` CLI.
| name | issue-enricher |
| description | Transforms rough requirements into well-structured GitHub issues. Use when the user provides a vague idea, feature request, or problem description and wants to create a GitHub issue. Analyzes codebase, explores solution approaches, researches relevant libraries, and generates actionable issues using `gh` CLI. |
| license | Complete terms in LICENSE.txt |
Extract from user input:
@file.yaml, existing code pathsIf the task is enriching an existing GitHub issue rather than creating a new one:
docs/issues/ as the local issue knowledge base when it is availableSearch the codebase to understand context:
- Existing patterns for similar features
- Related modules and their architecture
- Relevant configuration files
- Test patterns used in the project
- Existing local issue files under docs/issues/ that provide historical context
- Linked PR file changes for related GitHub issues (fetch via gh when needed)
When related historical GitHub issues are found, fetch their linked PR context before finalizing the analysis:
gh issue view <issue-number> --json number,title,url,closedByPullRequestsReferences
gh api repos/<owner>/<repo>/pulls/<pr-number>/files --paginate
Summarize:
patch hunksFor each potential approach, research:
Generate 2-3 distinct approaches when multiple solutions exist.
If one requirement actually contains multiple distinct features:
Use gh issue create with structured content:
gh issue create \
--repo {owner}/{repo} \
--title "Brief, action-oriented title" \
--body "$(cat <<'EOF'
# Problem
[1-2 sentences describing the core problem]
## Context
- Current behavior: ...
- Desired behavior: ...
- Related: #issue-number (if applicable)
## Proposed Approaches
### Approach 1: [Name]
**Libraries**: `package-name` (v1.x) - [brief description]
**Pros**:
- ...
**Cons**:
- ...
**Estimated effort**: Small/Medium/Large
### Approach 2: [Name]
...
## Recommendation
[Which approach to start with and why]
## Out of Scope
- [Explicitly excluded items]
## Labels
`enhancement`, `area:...`
EOF
)"
Each issue draft must include:
Related History section citing concrete prior issues or None found after searching docs/issues/Related PR File Context section when related issues have associated PRsRecommendation section choosing one approachOut of Scope sectionAfter creating the issue:
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