Redmine Issue Management Skill

Overview

Trigger Conditions

Issue Creation

• "create issue", "register bug", "create task"
• "new ticket", "feature request"
• "create issue", "create bug", "new ticket"

Issue Query

• "show my issues", "assigned issues list"
• "open issues", "in-progress tasks"
• "search issues", "find bugs"
• "list my issues", "show open tickets"

Issue Update

• "change issue status", "update issue"
• "complete issue", "close issue"
• "change assignee", "change priority"
• "update issue", "close ticket"

Tools Used

redmine_list_issues

• project_id

  : Project ID or identifier

• assigned_to_id

  : "me" or user ID

• status_id

  : "open", "closed", "*" or status ID

• tracker_id

  : Tracker ID (Bug, Feature, Task, etc.)

• limit

  : Maximum results (default 25)

"show my issues" → assigned_to_id: "me", status_id: "open"
"completed issues" → status_id: "closed"
"all bugs" → tracker_id: 1 (Bug)

redmine_get_issue

• id

  : Issue ID (required)

• include

  : Additional information (journals, attachments, relations, etc.)

redmine_create_issue

• project_id

  : Project ID (required)

• subject

  : Issue title (required)

• description

  : Issue description

• tracker_id

  : Tracker ID

• priority_id

  : Priority ID

• assigned_to_id

  : Assignee ID

redmine_update_issue

• id

  : Issue ID (required)

• status_id

  : Status ID

• done_ratio

  : Completion percentage (0-100)

• notes

  : Add comments

Workflow Guide

When Creating Issues

1. If project ID is missing, first use

   redmine_list_projects

   to confirm
2. If tracker/priority IDs are needed, use

   redmine_list_trackers

   ,

   redmine_list_priorities

3. Create issue with

   redmine_create_issue

When Searching Issues

1. Set filter parameters matching conditions
2. Query list with

   redmine_list_issues

3. If needed, confirm details with

   redmine_get_issue

When Updating Issues

1. Confirm issue ID (find from list or ask user)
2. Confirm fields and values to change
3. Update with

   redmine_update_issue