write-an-issue
Write an Issue
Write a single, independently-workable issue as a local markdown file. This skill produces ONE issue and does not create a parent PRD.
When this skill is invoked
This skill has two modes:
- From a
/discusssession: scope is already established. Skip the gating check and proceed to step 3. - Standalone: the user invokes this directly without prior discussion. Run the gating check below before writing.
Detect the mode from conversation context. If in doubt, ask the user.
Process
1. Gate (standalone mode only)
Ask the user for a 1-2 sentence description of the work, then check:
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