issue-manage
Issue Management provides a menu-driven interface for tracking and organizing issues through the `ccw issue` CLI. Create, view, edit, delete, and bulk-update issues while filtering by status, priority, or other criteria—with automatic archiving of completed items.
Issue Management lets you list and filter issues by status, priority, and other criteria through an interactive menu.
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Issue Management lets you list and filter issues by status, priority, and other criteria through an interactive menu. Issue Management provides a menu-driven interface for tracking and organizing issues through the `ccw issue` CLI. Create, view, edit, delete, and bulk-update issues while filtering by status, priority, or other criteria—with automatic archiving of completed items.
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- issue-manage lets you list and filter issues by status, priority, or other criteria using the menu-driven interface.
- Yes, issue-manage supports viewing detailed information about specific issues.
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What does issue-manage do?
issue-manage provides a menu-driven CLI interface for tracking and organizing issues through the `ccw issue` command. You can create, view, edit, delete, and bulk-update issues while filtering by status, priority, or other criteria, with automatic archiving of completed items.
How do I list all my issues?
issue-manage lets you list and filter issues by status, priority, or other criteria using the menu-driven interface. You can view your entire issue queue and apply filters to focus on specific subsets of issues that match your search parameters.
Can issue-manage show issue details like GH-123?
Yes, issue-manage supports viewing detailed information about specific issues. You can retrieve and display comprehensive details for any issue in your system, including all associated metadata and history.
How do I bulk update issue status in issue-manage?
issue-manage supports bulk operations on multiple issues at once, including batch status updates. You can select multiple issues and modify their status, priority, or other fields simultaneously through the menu interface.
Can I view completed issues and manage issue history?
issue-manage includes features for managing issue history and viewing completed issues. The system automatically archives old issues and provides access to historical data, helping you track workflow progression and maintain records of resolved items.
What license does issue-manage use?
issue-manage is released under the MIT license, allowing free use, modification, and distribution with minimal restrictions.
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Issue Management Skill
Interactive menu-driven interface for issue CRUD operations via ccw issue CLI.
Quick Start
Ask me: - "Show all issues" → List with filters - "View issue GH-123" → Detailed inspection - "Edit issue priority" → Modify fields - "Delete old issues" → Remove with confirmation - "Bulk update status" → Batch operations - "Show completed issues" → View issue history - "Archive old issues" → Move to history
CLI Endpoints
```bash
Core operations
ccw issue list # List active issues ccw issue list <id> --json # Get issue details ccw issue history # List completed issues (from history) ccw issue history --json # Completed issues as JSON ccw issue status <id>
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