issue-manage

The issue-manage skill provides a structured, menu-driven interface for lifecycle management of software development tasks within the Claude Code Workflow (CCW) framework. Designed for developers and project leads, this tool allows for seamless tracking of issues from initial registration and planning to active execution and final archival. By bridging the gap between high-level project goals and terminal-based task execution, it ensures that project state remains synchronized with code history and repository status. The system is particularly effective for teams using Git-based workflows who need to maintain visibility over task queues, bound solutions, and completed work without leaving the terminal environment.

• Full CRUD operations via ccw issue CLI: init, list, status, update, delete, and bind solutions to specific issues.

• Interactive menu-driven interface using AskUserQuestion to guide users through filtering, editing fields, and bulk operations.

• Automated lifecycle management: transitions tasks through registered, planned, queued, executing, and completed states.

• Intelligent archival system: automatically moves completed tasks from active jsonl files to historical records while preserving associated solution data.

• Queue management utilities: supports adding tasks to queues, switching queue contexts, and syncing status updates directly from active queue execution.

• Integrated dashboard view: provides real-time summaries of active items, completed history, and pending queue tasks in a single terminal view.

• Utilize the issue list command with filters to browse current backlogs; select specific issue IDs to view detailed inspection cards including solutions and tasks.

• Modify fields such as priority, labels, or status dynamically via the interactive prompt system to reflect real-time project changes.

• Use the bulk update and sync capabilities to handle multiple tasks at once, ensuring that batch state changes do not result in data inconsistency.

• The skill relies on local .workflow/issues/issues.jsonl and solution-specific logs; ensure appropriate directory permissions are maintained for persistence.

• Integrate with other CCW skills to link technical solutions, pull requests, or architectural decisions directly to tracked issues.