summarize-conversation-thread
Summarize GitHub issue/PR threads into key decisions, action items, and next steps
What this skill does
# Summarize Conversation Thread Skill Read long GitHub issue or PR threads and produce concise summaries highlighting what matters. ## When to Use Activate when: - Catching up on a lengthy discussion - Preparing to contribute to an existing thread - Extracting decisions from a closed issue - Identifying action items from a discussion ## Output Structure ```markdown ## Summary: [Issue/PR Title] **Status**: [Open/Closed] | **Comments**: [X] | **Last Activity**: [date] ### TL;DR [2-3 sentence summary of the core discussion] ### Key Decisions - **[Decision]**: [context and who decided] ### Action Items - [ ] [Action] — @[owner] ### Open Questions - [Unresolved question needing input] ### Next Steps [What should happen next] ``` ## Guidelines ### What to Include - Decisions made and who made them - Action items with clear owners - Unresolved questions or blockers - Changes in direction or scope - Links to key comments ### What to Skip - Redundant "+1" or "me too" comments - Off-topic tangents - Superseded proposals - Resolved sub-discussions ### Handling Edge Cases - **Stale threads** (>30 days inactive): Note this and flag if decisions may be outdated - **Heated discussions**: Present all perspectives neutrally - **No resolution**: Clearly state "No decision reached" and summarize options discussed - **Long threads** (50+ comments): Break into phases if discussion evolved significantly ## Example ```markdown ## Summary: Add dark mode support (#142) **Status**: Open | **Comments**: 23 | **Last Activity**: 2 days ago ### TL;DR Team agreed to implement dark mode using CSS variables. Debate on whether to auto-detect system preference or default to light mode resolved in favor of auto-detect. ### Key Decisions - **Use CSS variables**: Easier to maintain than separate stylesheets — @sarah - **Auto-detect system preference**: Better UX, users can override — @mike ### Action Items - [ ] Create color token system — @sarah - [ ] Add toggle to settings page — @alex ### Next Steps Sarah to submit initial PR with color variables by Friday. ```
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