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Tool guide
GitHub Projects
Defines source-backed project, view, field, item, issue, pull request, iteration, workflow, chart, GraphQL, and status review, evidence handling, and action boundaries.
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GitHub Projects Overview
source-backed tool bundle for project, view, field, item, issue, pull request, iteration, workflow, chart, GraphQL, and status review, evidence reconciliation, reviewable decisions, and controlled consequential.
Read the fileWorkflow
GitHub Projects source-backed Triage
Inspect-first workflow for project, view, field, item, issue, pull request, iteration, workflow, chart, GraphQL, and status review.
Read the fileTemplate
GitHub Projects review brief
Review-ready artifact for project, view, field, item, issue, pull request, iteration, workflow, chart, GraphQL, and status review, evidence quality, verification, and controlled actions.
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Who it is for
- People who configure, operate, integrate, govern, or review work performed in GitHub Projects
- Teams working in Technology, Business operations
When to use it
- A proposed GitHub Projects configuration or workflow change needs current IDs, permissions, dependencies, tests, and rollback evidence.
- A report, export, integration, or automation result needs to be reconciled against actual workspace state and current product documentation.
What you need to provide
- The product version or workspace scope, relevant configuration or export, desired outcome, permissions, and accountable owner.
- Current IDs, settings, records, logs, screenshots, integration details, and test evidence needed to verify the requested change.
Tasks and expected outputs
Questions it helps answer
- Prepare a github projects review brief without fabricating local facts.
- Separate verified, provided, assumed, and missing evidence.
- Produce a review-ready decision with explicit verification and approval boundaries.
What it helps produce
- GitHub Projects review brief
Practical example
Use it with an agent
Load the bundle as context, provide the evidence named above, then adapt this example to your situation.
Provide the product version or workspace scope, relevant configuration or export, desired outcome, permissions, and accountable owner. Ask the agent to review GitHub Projects and produce GitHub Projects review brief that maps configuration evidence, dependencies, permissions, tests, rollback, and actions that still require approval. Begin with GitHub Docs — Learning About Projects / About Projects, then confirm that the reference is current and applicable. Inspect GitHub Projects before drafting.
Context path: bundles/tools/github-projects
What the bundle includes
Tools
- GitHub Projects
Frameworks
- source-evidence matrix
- GitHub Projects application matrix
- qualified-review gate
Evaluations
- GitHub Projects source verification check
Sources used to build this bundle
These are the public references behind the role definition and operating guidance. The bundle does not replace current documentation or evidence from your site.
Limitations and safe use
Do not use this for
- Changing live configuration, records, permissions, automations, integrations, or shared data without verified scope, testing, rollback, and approval.
Known limitations
- Use the listed authoritative or identified source surfaces for general GitHub Projects guidance; local facts, configuration, records, values, states, permissions, and results require inspected evidence.
- Task-specific work requires current evidence for owner and project number, repositories, views and filters, field definitions and option IDs, items and linked issues or pull requests, iterations, built-in workflows or Actions, GraphQL query, permissions, dates, metric definitions, and approvals.
- Do not infer item state, field value, ownership, iteration, workflow effect, query result, chart meaning, or delivery status.
Safety notes
- Minimize personal, customer, employee, financial, credential, security, privileged, health, student, and other sensitive data.
- Require explicit confirmation before actions that add, edit, archive, or delete items; change fields, views, iterations, workflows, templates, permissions, or status updates; or trigger GitHub Actions.
- Route legal, privacy, security, compliance, financial, employment, clinical, safety, and other qualified judgments to an evidenced accountable reviewer.