issue-creation
Issue creation workflow for Agent Config following the issue-first enforcement system. Trigger: When creating a GitHub issue, reporting a bug, or requesting a feature.
What this skill does
**Triggers**: creating a GitHub issue, reporting a bug, requesting a feature. ## When to Use Use this skill when: - Creating a GitHub issue (bug report or feature request) - Helping a contributor file an issue - Triaging or approving issues as a maintainer --- ## Critical Rules 1. **Blank issues are disabled** — MUST use a template (bug report or feature request) 2. **Every issue gets `status:needs-review` automatically** on creation 3. **A maintainer MUST add `status:approved`** before any PR can be opened 4. **Questions go to [Discussions](https://github.com/fearovex/agent-config/discussions)**, not issues --- ## Workflow ``` 1. Search existing issues for duplicates 2. Choose the correct template (Bug Report or Feature Request) 3. Fill in ALL required fields 4. Check pre-flight checkboxes 5. Submit → issue gets status:needs-review automatically 6. Wait for maintainer to add status:approved 7. Only then open a PR linking this issue ``` --- ## Issue Templates ### Bug Report Template: `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml` Auto-labels: `bug`, `status:needs-review` #### Required Fields | Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | **Pre-flight Checks** | Checkboxes: no duplicate + understands approval workflow | | **Bug Description** | Clear description of the bug | | **Steps to Reproduce** | Numbered steps to reproduce | | **Expected Behavior** | What should have happened | | **Actual Behavior** | What happened instead (include errors/logs) | | **Operating System** | Dropdown: macOS, Linux variants, Windows, WSL | | **Agent / Client** | Dropdown: Claude Code, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, Other | | **Shell** | Dropdown: bash, zsh, fish, Other | #### Optional Fields | Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | **Relevant Logs** | Log output (auto-formatted as code block) | | **Additional Context** | Screenshots, workarounds, extra info | #### Example — Bug Report via CLI ```bash gh issue create --template "bug_report.yml" \ --title "fix(scripts): setup.sh fails on zsh with glob error" \ --body " ### Pre-flight Checks - [x] I have searched existing issues and this is not a duplicate - [x] I understand this issue needs status:approved before a PR can be opened ### Bug Description Running setup.sh on zsh throws a glob error when no matching files exist. ### Steps to Reproduce 1. Clone the repo 2. Run \`./scripts/setup.sh\` in zsh 3. See error: \`zsh: no matches found: skills/*\` ### Expected Behavior The script should handle missing glob matches gracefully. ### Actual Behavior Script crashes with glob error. ### Operating System macOS ### Agent / Client Claude Code ### Shell zsh ### Relevant Logs \`\`\` zsh: no matches found: skills/* \`\`\` " ``` --- ### Feature Request Template: `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.yml` Auto-labels: `enhancement`, `status:needs-review` #### Required Fields | Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | **Pre-flight Checks** | Checkboxes: no duplicate + understands approval workflow | | **Problem Description** | The pain point this feature solves | | **Proposed Solution** | How it should work from the user's perspective | | **Affected Area** | Dropdown: Scripts, Skills, Examples, Documentation, CI/Workflows, Other | #### Optional Fields | Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | **Alternatives Considered** | Other approaches or workarounds | | **Additional Context** | Mockups, examples, references | #### Example — Feature Request via CLI ```bash gh issue create --template "feature_request.yml" \ --title "feat(scripts): add Codex support to setup.sh" \ --body " ### Pre-flight Checks - [x] I have searched existing issues and this is not a duplicate - [x] I understand this issue needs status:approved before a PR can be opened ### Problem Description The setup script only configures Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. Codex users have to manually copy skills. ### Proposed Solution Add a Codex option to setup.sh that links skills to the .codex/ directory. Example: \`\`\`bash ./scripts/setup.sh --agent codex \`\`\` ### Affected Area Scripts (setup, installation) ### Alternatives Considered Manually symlinking, but that defeats the purpose of the setup script. " ``` --- ## Label System ### Applied Automatically on Issue Creation | Template | Labels added | |----------|-------------| | Bug Report | `bug`, `status:needs-review` | | Feature Request | `enhancement`, `status:needs-review` | ### Applied by Maintainers | Label | When to apply | |-------|--------------| | `status:approved` | Issue accepted for implementation — PRs can now be opened | | `priority:high` | Critical bug or urgent feature | | `priority:medium` | Important but not blocking | | `priority:low` | Nice to have | --- ## Maintainer Approval Workflow ``` 1. New issue arrives with status:needs-review 2. Review the issue — is it valid, clear, and in scope? 3. If YES → add status:approved label 4. If NO → comment with reason, close if needed 5. Contributor can now open a PR linking this issue ``` --- ## Decision Tree ``` Is it a bug? → Use Bug Report template Is it a new feature/improvement? → Use Feature Request template Is it a question? → Use Discussions, NOT issues Is it a duplicate? → Link to existing issue, close ``` --- ## Commands ```bash # Search existing issues before creating gh issue list --search "keyword" # Create bug report gh issue create --template "bug_report.yml" --title "fix(scope): description" # Create feature request gh issue create --template "feature_request.yml" --title "feat(scope): description" # Maintainer: approve an issue gh issue edit <number> --add-label "status:approved" # Maintainer: add priority gh issue edit <number> --add-label "priority:high" ```
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