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/wf0-promote

Promote a local workflow to GitHub Issue or Jira ticket.

Usage

/wf0-promote github [work-id]
/wf0-promote jira [work-id]

Arguments

• github / jira: Target platform
• work-id: Optional. Uses active work if omitted.

Prerequisites

• github: gh CLI authenticated
• jira: jira-cli recommended, or manual input

Processing

1. Validate

Get work from state.json. Error if source.type is not "local". Require 01_KICKOFF.md exists.

2. Extract Kickoff Info

From 01_KICKOFF.md: Title (from state.json), Goal section, Success Criteria section.

3. Create External Issue

GitHub:

• Create issue via gh issue create with title, body (Goal + Success Criteria + local workflow reference)
• Auto-assign label from work type: FEAT→enhancement, FIX→bug, RFC→rfc
• Extract issue number/URL from result

Jira:

• Get project/domain from .wf/config.json or JIRA_PROJECT/JIRA_DOMAIN env vars
• Create via jira-cli if available, otherwise prompt for manual creation
• Record ticket ID and URL

4. Update state.json

Update source: set type to github/jira, record id, url, promoted_from: "local", promoted_at timestamp.

5. Update 01_KICKOFF.md

Update Issue reference line in header.

6. Optional: Rename Work-ID

Ask user if they want to update work-id to include the issue number (e.g., FEAT-myid-... → FEAT-123-...). If yes: rename docs directory, update state.json key, optionally rename git branch.

7. Commit

docs(wf): promote <work-id> to <target_type>

Notes

• Only works with source.type: "local" workflows
• Preserves existing kickoff content
• Records promotion history in state.json
• GitHub labels auto-assigned by work type