Create GitHub Issues for client deliverables in DaveX2001/deliverable-tracking repo (discovery: requirements-clarity). Evaluate at requirements-clarity when user mentions tracking, deliverables, commitments, or "create deliverable". Extracts What/Why/Done from conversation context, prompts for missing info via AskUserQuestion, applies dynamic client labels.
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Create structured GitHub Issues for client deliverables after clarity phases establish shared understanding.
Review the conversation above to extract:
Use AskUserQuestion to gather any fields not clearly extractable from context:
Required fields:
- Client name (for label and title prefix)
- Brief description (for title)
- What (if not clear from conversation)
- Why (if not clear from conversation)
- Definition of Done (if not clear from conversation)
Optional:
- Notes (references, blockers, context)
Format questions with 2-4 concrete options when possible. For free-form input, let user select "Other".
Title format: {Client}: {Brief description}
Body format:
## What?
[Deliverable description]
## Why?
[Motivation/importance]
## Definition of Done
[Success criteria - how we know it's complete]
## Notes
[Optional: references, blockers, context]
Check if client label exists:
gh label list --repo DaveX2001/deliverable-tracking | grep -i "{client}"
If label doesn't exist, create it with client color:
gh label create "{client}" --repo DaveX2001/deliverable-tracking --color "C5DEF5" --description "{Client} client"
Create the issue with label:
gh issue create --repo DaveX2001/deliverable-tracking \
--title "{Client}: {Brief description}" \
--body "{formatted body}" \
--label "{client}"
Report the created issue URL back to user.
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