clawrium: Skill for Claude Code

Issue Creation

Create a GitHub issue for a feature request or improvement.

Instructions

1. Analyze Context: Review the current conversation for:

   • Feature requests
   • Enhancement ideas
   • Improvement suggestions
   • User pain points

2. Ask for Customer Outcome: Use AskUserQuestion to ask:

   "What should the user be able to do when this is implemented?"

   Example outcomes:

   • "User can deploy multiple components in a single command"
   • "User can see resource usage across all services"
   • "User can backup configurations automatically"

3. Form Issue Title: Use the customer outcome as the issue title.

   • Format: <outcome> (what the user can do after implementation)
   • Example: "User can deploy multiple components in a single command"
   • The user can change this later if needed

4. Gather Details:

   • If the user provided a description argument, use it for context
   • Identify the problem being solved
   • Note any constraints or preferences

5. Create Issue: Use gh issue create with:

   gh issue create \
     --title "<customer outcome from step 3>" \
     --body "<structured issue>"
   

6. Issue Body Format:

   ## Customer Outcome
   <The outcome statement - what user can do when implemented>
   
   ## Summary
   <What is being proposed>
   
   ## Motivation
   <Why this is needed / what problem it solves>
   
   ## Proposed Solution
   <High-level approach if known>
   
   ## Acceptance Criteria
   - [ ] <criterion 1>
   - [ ] <criterion 2>
   
   ---
   
   <details>
   <summary>Prompt Log</summary>
   
   **Stage**: issue-creation
   **Skill**: /itx-issue-new
   **Timestamp**: <ISO timestamp>
   **Model**: <model>
   
   ```prompt
   <original user prompt/context that led to this issue>
   

7. Return: The issue URL and number

Notes

• Always ask for customer outcome before creating the issue
• The outcome becomes the title - focus on what the user gains
• Do not add labels by default (let triage decide)
• Focus on the problem/need, not just the solution
• Include acceptance criteria when possible