working-on-an-issue
Use when asked to work on, read, or implement a GitHub issue.
What this skill does
# Working on an Issue **Announce at start:** "I'm using the working-on-an-issue skill to implement this GitHub issue." ## Overview A structured workflow for implementing GitHub issues with verification. **Core Principle:** Understand → Plan → Verify → Implement → Verify Again ## When to Use - Developer asks to work on a GitHub issue - Developer asks to implement an issue - Developer provides an issue URL or number ## Pre-flight Checklist Before starting: - [ ] Issue URL or number obtained - [ ] Repository cloned and on correct branch - [ ] CLAUDE.md exists (or run `setting-up-a-project` first) - [ ] Developer available for questions (or async mode agreed) ## The Process ### 1. Read and Understand the Issue Get the issue content via: - GitHub CLI: `gh issue view <number>` - Ask user to paste the issue content - Use GitHub MCP tools if available **Clarify before proceeding:** - If requirements are ambiguous, ask specific questions - If acceptance criteria are missing, propose them - If scope is unclear, confirm boundaries **Do not assume or invent requirements not in the issue.** ### 2. Write an Implementation Plan Use the `obra/writing-plans` skill (if available) or create a brief plan covering: 1. What changes are needed 2. Which files will be modified/created 3. Order of implementation 4. Risks or unknowns Save to `docs/plans/issue-<number>-plan.md` and get developer approval before proceeding. ### 3. Write a Verification Plan Use the `britt/writing-verification-plans` skill to create acceptance tests for the issue. ### 4. Implement - Follow TDD practices if `TDD.rules.md` is present - Commit after each logical change - Pause and ask if you hit unexpected complexity ### 5. Execute Verification Run the verification plan. Report results using the verification log format from `britt/writing-verification-plans`. ## Absolute Rules - **No assumptions**: Ask if anything is unclear - **No scope creep**: Only implement what's specified - **Verification required**: Task is incomplete until verification passes or developer confirms manual verification - **Blocked = Stop**: If blocked, use `summoning-the-user` skill
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