gh-cli-projects-tasks-conventions
How The Lossless Group uses the `gh` CLI for GitHub issues and Projects v2 tasks across the pseudomonorepo tree. Use whenever creating, editing, or listing GitHub Project tasks via `gh project item-create`, `gh project item-add`, or `gh project item-edit`; whenever creating repo issues via `gh issue create`; whenever the user mentions "gh project", "create a task", "create an issue", "add to the project", "draft a project item", "ProjectV2", labels, milestones, issue types, or asks to script task/issue creation; whenever an agent is about to author a task body that references one or more `context-v/` files. Encodes the **task-body-is-a-github-link** convention — every task whose work-context lives in a `context-v/` file gets a body whose primary content is a clickable GitHub URL to that file in its own repo (NOT a deep path inside the parent monorepo, because each pseudomonorepo level is its own git repo and the URL must respect that) — and the **prefill-the-sidebar** convention: query the repo/org's actual labels, milestones, assignees, and issue types, infer the best fit, ask the user only when nothing fits logically. Composes with the `pseudomonorepos` skill to identify which repo a local context-v path belongs to and which branch tier (`development` / `main` / `master`) the link should target.