do-issues

Work on GitHub issues systematically with proper development workflow: $ARGUMENTS

Follow these steps:

1. Review available GitHub issues:

   • Use gh issue list to see all open issues
   • Choose a small, manageable task to complete
   • If $ARGUMENTS specifies an issue number, work on that specific issue

2. Plan your approach:

   • Use gh issue view to get detailed issue information
   • Understand the problem and requirements thoroughly
   • Post your implementation plan as a comment on the issue using gh issue comment

3. Create a development branch:

   • Create a new branch with descriptive name: git checkout -b fix/issue-{number}-{description}
   • Ensure branch is based on the latest main branch

4. Implement the solution:

   • Search the codebase for relevant files using appropriate tools
   • Write robust, well-documented code following existing patterns
   • Include comprehensive tests with good coverage
   • Add debug logging where appropriate
   • Follow the project's coding standards and conventions

5. Verify your implementation:

   • Run all existing tests to ensure nothing breaks
   • Run linting and type checking if available
   • Test your specific changes thoroughly
   • Ensure all tests pass before proceeding

6. Create a pull request:

   • Commit your changes with a descriptive commit message
   • Push the branch to GitHub
   • Use gh pr create to open a pull request
   • Reference the issue in the PR description (e.g., "Closes #123")
   • Base the PR on the previous branch if working on sequential issues

7. Keep the issue open until the pull request is merged

Remember: Each PR should build incrementally on previous work when working on related issues.