issues-create

Create a new issue in the git-native issue tracker.

Arguments

The argument string is parsed as follows:

• •If no flags are provided, the entire argument is used as the issue title.
• •Supported flags: --title, --description, --labels (comma-separated), --priority (low/medium/high), --assigned-to, --status (open/closed).
• •Defaults: description="", labels=[], priority="medium", assigned_to="", status="open", closed=false.

Steps

1. •Ensure the .issues/ directory exists at the repo root. If not, create it.
2. •Use the Glob tool to scan .issues/*.toml for existing issue files.
3. •Determine the next ID by finding the highest numeric ID among existing files and adding 1. If no issues exist, start at 0001. Zero-pad the ID to 4 digits.
4. •Parse the arguments:
   • •If the argument contains flags like --title "something", parse each flag.
   • •Otherwise, treat the entire argument string as the title.
5. •Create the TOML file at .issues/{id}.toml using the Write tool with this exact format:

id = "{id}"
title = "{title}"
description = "{description}"
labels = [{labels}]
priority = "{priority}"
assigned_to = "{assigned_to}"
status = "{status}"
closed = false
created_at = "{today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format}"

For the labels array, format each label as a quoted string, e.g. labels = ["bug", "urgent"].

Note: Issues support a [[comments]] array-of-tables section appended after the base fields. No comments are added at creation time.

1. •Run git add .issues/{id}.toml using the Bash tool.
2. •Display the created issue to the user, showing the ID and title.

Allowed tools

• •Bash(git *) - for git add
• •Read - for reading existing issues if needed
• •Write - for creating the TOML file
• •Glob - for scanning existing issue files