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Run npx skillmds@latest add majiayu000/issue-creation in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Which AI agents work with Issue Creation?

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Is Issue Creation free to use?

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Who published Issue Creation?

majiayu000 (@majiayu000) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Issue Creation by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Issue Creation
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Issue Creation

This skill should be used when the user asks to create Trellis issues including "create a project", "create epics", "create features", "create tasks", "new project", "new epic", "new feature", "new task", "break down project into epics", "break down epic into features", "break down feature into tasks", "decompose project", "decompose epic", "decompose feature", or mentions creating any type of issue in Trellis.

majiayu000 Updated Sep 9, 2026 567 repo stars

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Create Trellis Issues

Create issues in the Trellis task management system. This skill supports creating all issue types: projects, epics, features, and tasks.

Issue Type Hierarchy

Trellis uses a hierarchical issue structure:

Project -> Epic -> Feature -> Task

Project: Top-level container representing a complete initiative
Epic: Major work stream within a project
Feature: Implementable functionality within an epic
Task: Atomic unit of work (1-2 hours) within a feature

Each type can be created standalone or within its parent hierarchy.

Determining Issue Type

Based on the user's request, determine which issue type to create:

User Request	Issue Type	Reference
"create a project", "new project", "set up project management"	Project	project.md
"create epics", "break down project into epics", "decompose project"	Epic	epic.md
"create features", "break down epic into features", "decompose epic"	Feature	feature.md
"create tasks", "break down feature into tasks", "decompose feature"	Task	task.md

Instructions

Identify the issue type the user wants to create based on their request
Read the appropriate type-specific file for detailed creation instructions:
- For projects: Read project.md
- For epics: Read epic.md
- For features: Read feature.md
- For tasks: Read task.md
Follow the detailed process in that file to gather requirements and create the issue(s)

Common Principles

All issue types share these principles:

Research the codebase FIRST - Before creating any issues, search the codebase to understand current state. Parent issues may be outdated. The codebase is the source of truth.
Proceed autonomously with parent IDs - When given a parent issue ID (P-, E-, F-), create child issues without asking for confirmation.
Default to coarser granularity - Prefer fewer, larger issues that are easier for AI agents to orchestrate. Don't create many tiny issues.
Ask questions only when necessary - Only ask when requirements are genuinely ambiguous, critical information is missing, or decisions have significant irreversible consequences.
Include acceptance criteria - All issues should have measurable success criteria.
Keep it simple - Follow KISS, YAGNI principles. Don't over-engineer the structure.
Create sequentially - When creating multiple issues, do them one at a time, not in parallel.

---name: issue-creationdescription: This skill should be used when the user asks to create Trellis issues including "create a project", "create epics", "create features", "create tasks", "new project", "new epic", "new feature", "new task", "break down project into epics", "break down epic into features", "break down feature into tasks", "decompose project", "decompose epic", "decompose feature", or mentions creating any type of issue in Trellis.--- # Create Trellis Issues Create issues in the Trellis task management system. This skill supports creating all issue types: projects, epics, features, and tasks. ## Issue Type Hierarchy Trellis uses a hierarchical issue structure: ``` Project -> Epic -> Feature -> Task ``` - **Project**: Top-level container representing a complete initiative - **Epic**: Major work stream within a project - **Feature**: Implementable functionality within an epic - **Task**: Atomic unit of work (1-2 hours) within a feature Each type can be created standalone or within its parent hierarchy. ## Determining Issue Type Based on the user's request, determine which issue type to create: | User Request | Issue Type | Reference | | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------ | | "create a project", "new project", "set up project management" | Project | [project.md](project.md) | | "create epics", "break down project into epics", "decompose project" | Epic | [epic.md](epic.md) | | "create features", "break down epic into features", "decompose epic" | Feature | [feature.md](feature.md) | | "create tasks", "break down feature into tasks", "decompose feature" | Task | [task.md](task.md) | ## Instructions 1. **Identify the issue type** the user wants to create based on their request 2. **Read the appropriate type-specific file** for detailed creation instructions: - For projects: Read [project.md](project.md) - For epics: Read [epic.md](epic.md) - For features: Read [feature.md](feature.md) - For tasks: Read [task.md](task.md) 3. **Follow the detailed process** in that file to gather requirements and create the issue(s) ## Common Principles All issue types share these principles: - **Research the codebase FIRST** - Before creating any issues, search the codebase to understand current state. Parent issues may be outdated. The codebase is the source of truth. - **Proceed autonomously with parent IDs** - When given a parent issue ID (P-, E-, F-), create child issues without asking for confirmation. - **Default to coarser granularity** - Prefer fewer, larger issues that are easier for AI agents to orchestrate. Don't create many tiny issues. - **Ask questions only when necessary** - Only ask when requirements are genuinely ambiguous, critical information is missing, or decisions have significant irreversible consequences. - **Include acceptance criteria** - All issues should have measurable success criteria. - **Keep it simple** - Follow KISS, YAGNI principles. Don't over-engineer the structure. - **Create sequentially** - When creating multiple issues, do them one at a time, not in parallel.

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