github-my-work

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Show open GitHub Issues assigned to you in the target repo, grouped by priority label (P0 first), with clickable issue links. Use whenever the user asks "what's on my plate", "my GitHub issues", "what should I work on next", "show my open issues", or starts the day wanting their remaining work. Read-only — it lists, it never changes anything.

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Added on2026-08-29

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github-my-work

List open issues assigned to you in the target repo, sorted by priority (P0 → P1 → P2 → P3 → unlabeled). Rendered as a table with clickable links. Entirely read-only.

Run it

Prereqs:

gh auth login

(or

$env:GH_TOKEN

),

$env:GH_OWNER

+

$env:GH_REPO

set.

powershell

$env:GH_OWNER = "Cartagena365"
$env:GH_REPO  = "GlassHull"
gh issue list `
  --repo "$env:GH_OWNER/$env:GH_REPO" `
  --assignee @me `
  --state open `
  --json number,title,labels,url `
  --jq '.[] | [.number, .title, (.labels | map(.name) | join(", ")), .url] | @tsv'

Format the output as a table sorted by priority label. Issues labeled

P0

come first, then

P1

,

P2

,

P3

, then unlabeled. The

column should be a clickable terminal hyperlink (use

\e]8;;URL\e\\TEXT\e]8;;\e\\

for OSC 8 links in terminals that support them).

After listing

The top P0/P1 item is the highest-priority actionable issue — a good "do next". If the user wants to turn a findings source into new issues, hand off to findings-to-github-issues.

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After listing