GitHub Workflows & Copilot PM Tooling
Welcome! This site explains how to adopt, adapt, and extend the project management automation and Copilot-powered workflows used in this repository. It is structured using the Diataxis documentation framework:
- Tutorials - Step-by-step guides to get started with the PM workflow and Copilot assets.
- How-to Guides - Recipes for common tasks (e.g., syncing labels, triaging issues, updating docs).
- Reference - Label taxonomy, script usage, workflow and prompt details.
- Explanation - The rationale behind the strategy, design decisions, and how it all fits together.
Motivation
Managing multiple GitHub repositories across work, open source, and hobby projects used to be a chore. It was easy to lose track, and the admin overhead meant issues and PRs often slipped through the cracks. This system was built to solve that: a single project board for everything, with automation and Copilot prompts to keep it all in sync, so you can focus on building, not on manual triage.
Who is this for?
- Solo developers or small teams who want to manage multiple GitHub repos efficiently.
- Anyone interested in using AI (Copilot) to automate project management.
- Developers looking to reuse or adapt the label strategy, workflows, or Copilot assets.
What you’ll find here
- How to set up and use the PM workflow prompts (all
pm-*prompts explained). - How to install and customise Copilot agents, skills, and instructions for your own repos.
- The label taxonomy and board automation rules.
- Guidance on adapting the system for your own workflow.
Site Map
For internal/contributor-facing documentation, see the README.md in the repository.
For repository folder context, see README.md in this directory.