Web To Github Issue

> Skill Enhancer Plugin: Converts Claude's web research into actionable GitHub issues

✨ What It Does

This plugin bridges the gap between research and action by automatically creating GitHub issues from Claude's web search results.

The Flow:

1. 🔍 Claude searches web (web_search Skill)
2. 📝 Plugin extracts key findings
3. 🎫 Creates formatted GitHub issue
4. ✅ Issue ready for team action

🎯 Use Cases

Technical Research

Research best practices and create implementation tickets:

claude: "research PostgreSQL indexing best practices and create a ticket"

Result: GitHub issue with:

• Summary of indexing strategies
• Key recommendations with sources
• Related topics (performance, query optimization)
• Next steps checklist

Security Monitoring

Stay on top of vulnerabilities:

claude: "find latest CVEs for React dependencies, create urgent security ticket"

Result: High-priority issue with:

• CVE details and severity
• Affected versions
• Remediation steps
• Source links to advisories

Feature Research

Investigate competitor features:

claude: "research Stripe payment features, create feature request ticket"

Result: Feature request issue with:

• Feature comparison matrix
• Implementation considerations
• Market insights
• Next steps for evaluation

🚀 Installation

Prerequisites

• Claude Code CLI
• GitHub Personal Access Token with repo scope
• Node.js 18+

Install Plugin

# Add marketplace
/plugin marketplace add jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins

# Install plugin
/plugin install web-to-github-issue@claude-code-plugins-plus

Configure

# Set GitHub token
export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_here

# Optional: Set default repository
export GITHUB_DEFAULT_REPO=owner/repo

📖 Usage

Natural Language

Just talk to Claude naturally:

claude: "research Docker security best practices and create a ticket in myorg/backend"
claude: "find articles about API rate limiting, create issue with label performance"
claude: "search for Kubernetes deployment patterns, create ticket and assign to alice"

Command Syntax

# Basic usage
/research-and-ticket "topic"

# Specify repository
/research-and-ticket "topic" --repo owner/repo

# Add labels
/research-and-ticket "topic" --labels security,urgent

# Assign team members
/research-and-ticket "topic" --assignees user1,user2

# Shorthand alias
/rat "topic"

📊 Generated Issue Format

The plugin creates beautifully formatted GitHub issues:

Example Issue

# Research: PostgreSQL Indexing Best Practices

**Priority:** NORMAL

## Summary

Research compiled from 5 sources on 10/16/2025.

## Key Findings

- B-tree indexes should be used for most equality and range queries
  - Source: [PostgreSQL Documentation](https://postgresql.org/docs/indexes)

- Partial indexes can significantly reduce index size for filtered queries
  - Source: [Use The Index, Luke](https://use-the-index-luke.com)

- Index maintenance overhead increases with write-heavy workloads
  - Source: [Database Performance Blog](https://example.com/perf)
…

🎨 Features

• 🔍 Automatic Research: Leverages Claude's web_search Skill
• 📝 Smart Extraction: Identifies key points and actionable items
• 🏷️ Intelligent Labeling: Auto-detects priority from content
• 🔗 Source Preservation: All URLs preserved for reference
• ⚡ Priority Detection: Identifies urgent issues (CVEs, security)
• ✅ Action Checklists: Adds next steps for actionable research

🔧 Configuration Options

Environment Variables

Plugin Config

Create .env or add to shell profile:

# Required
export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_here

# Optional defaults
export GITHUB_DEFAULT_REPO=myorg/myrepo
export GITHUB_DEFAULT_LABELS=research,enhancement

🤔 How It Works

1. Research Phase

Claude uses the web_search Skill to find relevant information based on your query.

2. Analysis Phase

The plugin:

• Parses search results
• Extracts key findings
• Detects priority level (normal/urgent)
• Identifies if content is actionable
• Extracts related topics

3. Creation Phase

The plugin:

• Generates issue title
• Formats markdown body with sections
• Adds appropriate labels
• Creates GitHub issue via API
• Returns issue URL

4. Result

You get a fully formatted GitHub issue ready for team action, complete with: