Overview

This skill displays full details and the comment history for a specific git-native-issue. You provide an issue ID (full UUID or a 4+ character prefix). If no ID is provided, it lists open issues so you can choose.

How This Skill Works

The skill verifies you’re in a git repo with git-issue installed, then runs git issue show <id>. If the ID matches multiple issues, it lists candidates for selection. If the issue isn’t found, it suggests git issue ls or git issue search <keyword>. The result is the full output of the issue and its comments.

When to Use It

• When you need the full details and comment history of a specific git-native-issue.
• When you have an issue ID and want to confirm its content before taking action.
• When the ID is ambiguous and you need to resolve to a single issue.
• When you want to locate an issue by keyword via git issue search.
• When you’re triaging issues and need quick context during a review.

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Verify prerequisites (git repo, git-issue installed)
2. Step 2: Run git issue show <id> (or run git issue ls if no ID is provided)
3. Step 3: If multiple matches appear, select the correct issue or refine your ID

Best Practices

• Always use a valid ID (full UUID or 4+ character prefix) to avoid ambiguity.
• If multiple matches appear, review the listed options and pick the correct one.
• Prefer exact IDs for automation to prevent accidental changes.
• Ensure you are in the correct git repository before running the command.
• Cross-check the output against related issues or PRs for context.

Example Use Cases

• /claude-git-native-issue:show a7f3b2c
• /claude-git-native-issue:show 550e8400e29b11d4a716446655440000
• /claude-git-native-issue:show → prompts user to pick an issue
• /claude-git-native-issue:show 1a2b
• /claude-git-native-issue:show 1a2b3c4d

Frequently Asked Questions