GitHub Project Scoping FAQs

Question 1

Will Claude create issues on GitHub without my approval?

Accepted Answer

No. The workflow includes a mandatory validation step where Claude presents the full plan—including milestones and issue titles—for your review and adjustment before any data is sent to GitHub.

Question 2

What happens if my project is too large for a single milestone?

Accepted Answer

The skill follows best practices for project management; if decomposition yields more than 20 issues, it will recommend splitting the scope into multiple milestones to ensure the project remains manageable.

Question 3

Can this skill handle dependencies between tasks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill is designed to identify and wire up cross-references. It creates issues in dependency order and adds 'Depends on' notes and comments to blocked issues automatically.

Question 4

What permissions does the GitHub Project Scoping skill require?

Accepted Answer

The skill requires you to be authenticated via the GitHub CLI (`gh auth status`) and must be executed within a local git repository that has a configured GitHub remote.

Question 5

Does it support custom labels?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill checks your existing repository labels and can automatically create standard labels for issue types and sizes if they are missing.

GitHub Project Scoping

Características Principales

Casos de Uso

GitHub Project Scoping

Características Principales

Casos de Uso