mason

Turn the thing under discussion into a GitLab work item assigned to Mason Abbruzzese, and DM him the link on Zulip. Use when the user says "/mason", "assign this to mason", "open an item for mason", "

SKILL.md

GitHub

/mason — file a work item for Mason

Assignee: mason (Mason Abbruzzese) · Zulip user_id 3633.

Follow docs/agents/issue-tracker.md → "Assigning a work item to a person" for the whole procedure: duplicate search, reading the upstream GitHub issue, writing the description, creating with --assignee mason, verifying the assignee landed, and DMing the bare work-item URL.

What this skill adds on top of that doc:

  • Mason is not the one running the session, so the Zulip DM always happens. The URL alone, nothing else, unless the user asked for a covering note.
  • The user's own words for the title and description are the spec. Use them verbatim; put your research below a --- as Context, never in place of what they said.
  • Say plainly in your reply if the request conflicts with something in the repo — a description that asks for behavior the current design forbids (a shell-side sort against ADR-0001, a no-migration vault switch where every switch migrates today) still gets filed as written, with the conflict named in the Context block and in what you tell the user.