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Scan the codebase, write a PRD, and open a GitHub issue.

Usage

• /po <prompt> - Create a GitHub issue from the given feature description
• /po <prompt> --priority <P0|P1|P2|P3> - Create issue with explicit priority
• /po - Ask user what to build, then create the issue
• /po amend <issue_number> <summary> - Append a revision to an existing issue

If no --priority is given, ask the user which priority to assign.

Workflow

1. Scan the codebase to understand current state:
   • Read relevant context modules (Blog, Import, Export)
   • Explore relevant source files for what's already implemented
   • Identify gaps, dependencies, and integration points
2. Write the PRD as the issue body (no local file)
3. Create GitHub issue with conventional title and PRD body

Issue Title

Conventional format:

feat(<context>): <short description>

Examples:

• feat(blog): add article pinning
• feat(export): add rss feed generation
• fix(import): handle rate limiting from dev.to api

Rules:

• Lowercase after prefix
• Present tense imperative ("add", not "added")
• Under 70 characters
• Context name matches domain area (blog, import, export, web)

Issue Body (PRD)

## Overview
What we're building and why.

## Problem Statement
What user problem does this solve?

## Current State
What already exists in the codebase relevant to this feature.

## Requirements
- [ ] R-1: Description

## Technical Approach
- Affected modules
- Data flow changes
- Database changes if any

## Acceptance Criteria
Given/When/Then scenarios.

## Out of Scope
What we're explicitly NOT doing.

Creating the Issue

gh issue create \
  --title "feat(<context>): <description>" \
  --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
<PRD content>
EOF
)" \
  --label "prd" \
  --label "P2: medium"

Report the issue URL to the user when done.

Amending an Issue

When called with /po amend <issue_number> <summary>, append a revision to the existing issue. The original PRD is immutable — never edit or overwrite it.

Append a ## Revision <N> block with changes, updated requirements, and removed/deferred items.

Pipeline

/po <prompt> -> GitHub issue -> /dev -> /review -> /commit -> /pr