planning
Work Planning
Analyze a set of GitHub Issues, identify dependencies, propose an execution order, and define work units. Output a persistent plan document that survives context loss.
Works in any project with GitHub Issues.
Workflow
Step 1: Analyze Issues
- Accept a parent issue number from the user (or a list of issue numbers).
- Read the issue hierarchy using
gh sub-issue list <number>recursively. - For each issue, read the title, labels, body, and parent-child relationships.
- Display a summary of all issues to the user:
- Issue number and title
- Labels
- Parent-child hierarchy (indented tree)
If reading issues from GitHub fails, display the error message and stop.
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