diziassyafadi/import-github-issue
.claude/skills/import-github-issue/SKILL.md
Imports a GitHub Issue into a local task file in tasks/. Triggers when Dizi says "import issue", "pull issue from GitHub", "create local task from issue", provides a GitHub issue number, URL, or assignee username.
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Updated Apr 17, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add diziassyafadi/Manager import-github-issueInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- import-github-issue
- description:
- Imports a GitHub Issue into a local task file in tasks/. Triggers when Dizi says "import issue", "pull issue from GitHub", "create local task from issue", provides a GitHub issue number, URL, or assignee username.
Import a GitHub issue into tasks/.
Argument: $ARGUMENTS — issue number, full URL, or assignee username. No argument → ask.
Steps
1. Parse argument
- URL → extract number from
.../issues/<N> - Number → use directly
- Username → list issues:
python3 .claude/skills/import-github-issue/scripts/list_issues.py <username>→ present numbered list, ask which to import
2. Check duplicate
grep -rl "issue: <number>" tasks/ — if found, ask to overwrite; stop if no.
3. Fetch, parse, write
python3 .claude/skills/import-github-issue/scripts/fetch_issue.py <number> \
| python3 .claude/skills/import-github-issue/scripts/parse_issue_body.py \
| python3 .claude/skills/import-github-issue/scripts/generate_task_file.py
Prints created file path (e.g. tasks/2026-03-24-some-slug.md).
4. Confirm
✓ Issue #<N> imported → tasks/<filename>
Title: <title> | Status: <status> | Parent: <parent or "none"> | Due: <due or "not set">
What's extracted from GitHub
- Status: from GitHub Projects v2 custom field
- Parent: from GitHub Projects v2 "Parent" field (text or number field with issue number)
- Type: inferred from issue labels (Bug > Feature > Task)
- Due: from issue body
> **Due:** YYYY-MM-DDpattern - Labels: from issue body
**Labels** :block
Config
.claude/config/github-projects.json— owner, repo, project config.claude/.env—GITHUB_PAT,GITHUB_ISSUE_REPO,GITHUB_ORG- Scripts default to
GITHUB_ISSUE_REPO; pass--repo <key>to override
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