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@thefae/dev-command-center

v1.2.3

Published

One board to rule all your repos. Create issues, sync, and triage from anywhere.

Readme

board — Dev Command Center CLI

One command to manage issues across all your repos from a single GitHub Projects board.

Quick Start

# One-time setup: create the board
npx dev-command-center setup

# Now cd into any repo and go:
npx dev-command-center issue "Fix the auth bug"
npx dev-command-center bug "Token expires too fast"
npx dev-command-center feature "Add rate limiting"

No install needed. Auto-detects the current repo from git remote origin.

All Commands

Setup:
  board setup                         Create the project board

Issues (auto-detects current repo):
  board issue "title" ["body"]        Create issue + add to board
  board bug "title"                   Shortcut: issue + bug label
  board feature "title"               Shortcut: issue + enhancement label
  board draft "title"                 Add draft item (no repo)

Sync:
  board sync                          Sync current repo's issues to board
  board sync owner/repo1 owner/repo2  Sync specific repos
  board sync-all                      Sync every repo you own

View:
  board open                          Open board in browser
  board list                          List all items
  board now                           Show "Now 🔥" items
  board next                          Show "Next 📋" items

Automation:
  board hook                          Install auto-add GitHub Action on current repo
  board hook owner/repo1 owner/repo2  Install on specific repos

Shortcuts: i=issue, b=bug, f=feature, d=draft, s=sync, o=open, ls=list

Board Structure

| Field | Options | |----------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | Status | Now 🔥 · Next 📋 · Later 📦 · Icebox ❄️ · Done ✅ | | Impact | High 🔴 · Medium 🟡 · Low 🟢 | | Effort | Small ⚡ · Medium 🔨 · Large 🏗️ | | Category | App 📱 · Agent 🤖 · Tool 🔧 · Learning 📚 · Infra ⚙️ | | Priority Score | Number — Impact(H=3,M=2,L=1) ÷ Effort(S=1,M=2,L=3) |

Using with Claude Code

Just tell Claude what to do — it can run board commands directly:

> "File a bug on my app repo about the broken login flow"
> "Sync all my repos to the board"
> "What's in my Now column?"

Auto-Add via GitHub Actions

# Install on current repo
npx dev-command-center hook

# Install on multiple repos
npx dev-command-center hook myuser/app1 myuser/app2

Then set a PAT secret: gh secret set PROJECT_PAT --repo myuser/app1

Requirements

  • gh CLI (auto-installed if missing)
  • jq (auto-installed if missing)
  • GitHub auth: gh auth login