anettodev/github-planner

MCS techpack for GitHub project management — issues, epics, triage, discussions, delivery insights, and team health from planning docs

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dev360-insights

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Analyze developer activity, workload balance, and team health. Focused on sustainability and balance — not productivity surveillance.

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issue-triage

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Scan open issues, analyze backlog health, re-evaluate priorities, assess UX impact, and produce a PM-level triage report with actionable recommendations.

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plan-discussion

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Create a structured GitHub Discussion from user input or a document. Maintains the Knowledge Manifest at docs/github-planner/KNOWLEDGE.md.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

plan-epic

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Create a GitHub Project (v2) from a planning document, link issues, and configure custom fields (Priority, Phase, Status).

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plan-insights

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Analyze project delivery metrics — milestone burndown, delivery pipeline, stale work, and overall project health.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

plan-issues

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Parse a planning document and create GitHub Issues with labels, milestones, and dependency tracking.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

plan-preview

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anettodev/github-planner

Command Claude Code

Parse a planning document and show the issues that would be created, without creating anything. This is a safe, read-only operation.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

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