github-issue-analyzer
Analyzes GitHub issues and creates detailed implementation plans. Use when the user asks to analyze a GitHub issue, create an implementation plan, or understand what work is needed for an issue. Takes issue URL...
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Analyzes GitHub issues and creates detailed implementation plans. Use when the user asks to analyze a GitHub issue, create an implementation plan, or understand what work is needed for an issue. Takes issue URL...
Implements a feature from an existing implementation plan file (PROD-XXX-IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md). Fetches the linked Linear issue for context, asks clarifying questions, then implements ONE PHASE AT A TIME wait...
Analyzes issues from any tracker (Linear, GitHub, Jira), explores the codebase for context, and creates implementation plan files. Use when starting work on an issue. Takes issue URL/ID as input. Invokes implem...
Creates a well-formatted pull request for Sprout Rails project. Runs linting, reviews changes, and generates PR with proper title and description following project conventions. Use when the user asks to create...
Addresses PR review comments for Sprout Rails project. Fetches PR comments via gh CLI, systematically addresses each comment, runs rubocop on changed files, and runs relevant tests to ensure nothing broke. Use...
Creates well-structured GitHub issues formatted for future Claude instances to work on. Use when the user asks to create a GitHub issue or wants to document a task/bug for later implementation.
Creates a high-level implementation plan file for issues from any tracker (Linear, GitHub, Jira) that another Claude Code instance can use as a guide. Use when the user asks to create an implementation plan fil...
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