dev-issues

dev-issues is a Task tracking & backlogs skill for AI agents, published by alecs5am in the ralphy repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates dev-issues D (58/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Turn a free-form brain-dump into a clean, ordered set of `notes/issues/*.md` work items. The user tags `/dev-issues` and writes a long stream of everything in their head — features, refactors, bugs, half-formed ideas, product direction. This skill decomposes that stream into discrete, well-shaped, individually-actionable issue files, asks clarifying questions only where a decision is genuinely the user's, collision-checks against the existing `notes/` inbox so it updates rather than duplicates, then commits the batch. The end state: every thought is captured as an issue a downstream agent (or `/dev-loop`) can pick up and execute. USE WHEN the user types `/dev-issues`, says "let me brain-dump", "capture all of this into issues", "break this into issues", "I have a bunch of ideas", "distribute these thoughts", or pastes a long unstructured list of things they want done to Ralphy. DO NOT FIRE for a single scoped change (just do it), for content/video work (that is the routing table), or…

Grade
D
Quality
58 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
108

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Our review

Architecture
82 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
Security scan
No issues found
License
Apache-2.0
Adoption
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