HyperShift Jira Conventions
About
This skill automatically enforces HyperShift team-specific Jira conventions when it detects HyperShift-related keywords or components. It adds HyperShift-specific requirements on top of generic CNTRLPLANE/OCPBUGS project rules, primarily mandating proper component selection for Azure (ARO HCP) or AWS (ROSA HCP) hosted control planes.
Quick Install
Claude Code
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HyperShift Jira Conventions
This skill provides HyperShift team-specific conventions for creating Jira issues in CNTRLPLANE and OCPBUGS projects.
When to Use This Skill
This skill is automatically invoked when:
- Summary or description contains HyperShift keywords: "HyperShift", "ARO HCP", "ROSA HCP", "hosted control plane"
- Component contains "HyperShift"
- User explicitly requests HyperShift conventions
This skill works in conjunction with the cntrlplane skill, adding HyperShift-specific requirements on top of generic CNTRLPLANE/OCPBUGS conventions.
Component Requirements
ALL HyperShift issues in CNTRLPLANE and OCPBUGS must have a component set to one of:
- HyperShift / ARO - ARO HCP (Azure Red Hat OpenShift Hosted Control Planes)
- HyperShift / ROSA - ROSA HCP (Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS Hosted Control Planes)
- HyperShift - When it's not clear if the issue is about AWS, Azure, or agent platform
Component Selection Logic
Auto-detection based on summary/description keywords:
| Keywords | Component | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| ARO, Azure, "ARO HCP" | HyperShift / ARO | High |
| ROSA, AWS, "ROSA HCP" | HyperShift / ROSA | High |
| Both ARO and ROSA mentioned | HyperShift | High (multi-platform) |
| "All platforms", "platform-agnostic" | HyperShift | Medium (verify with user) |
| No platform keywords | Prompt user | N/A (cannot auto-detect) |
Important: If no platform keywords are found, do NOT assume platform-agnostic. Prompt the user to clarify which component.
Examples:
Summary: "Enable autoscaling for ROSA HCP clusters"
→ Component: HyperShift / ROSA (auto-detected)
Summary: "ARO HCP control plane pods crash on upgrade"
→ Component: HyperShift / ARO (auto-detected)
Summary: "Multi-cloud support for ARO and ROSA HCP"
→ Component: HyperShift (auto-detected, mentions both platforms)
Summary: "Improve control plane pod scheduling"
→ Component: Prompt user (no keywords, cannot determine platform)
When Auto-Detection is Uncertain
If component cannot be confidently auto-detected:
- Present options to user with descriptions
- Ask for clarification
Prompt example:
Which HyperShift platform does this issue affect?
1. HyperShift / ARO - for ARO HCP (Azure) issues
2. HyperShift / ROSA - for ROSA HCP (AWS) issues
3. HyperShift - for platform-agnostic issues or affects both
Select (1-3):
Version Defaults
HyperShift team uses specific version defaults:
CNTRLPLANE Issues
Target Version (customfield_12319940):
- Default:
openshift-4.21 - Override: User may specify different versions (e.g.,
4.20,4.22,4.23)
OCPBUGS Issues
Affects Version/s:
- Default:
4.21 - User should specify: The actual version where the bug was found
Target Version (customfield_12319940):
- Default:
4.21 - Override: May be different based on severity and backport requirements
Labels
In addition to ai-generated-jira (from CNTRLPLANE skill), HyperShift issues may include:
Platform-specific:
aro-hcp- ARO HCP specificrosa-hcp- ROSA HCP specific
Feature area:
autoscalingnetworkingobservabilityupgradelifecycle
Priority/type:
technical-debtsecurityperformance
MCP Tool Integration
For HyperShift Stories/Tasks in CNTRLPLANE
mcp__atlassian__jira_create_issue(
project_key="CNTRLPLANE",
summary="<issue summary>",
issue_type="Story" | "Task" | "Epic" | "Feature",
description="<formatted description>",
components="HyperShift / ARO" | "HyperShift / ROSA" | "HyperShift",
additional_fields={
"customfield_12319940": "openshift-4.21", # target version
"labels": ["ai-generated-jira"],
"security": {"name": "Red Hat Employee"}
}
)
For HyperShift Bugs in OCPBUGS
mcp__atlassian__jira_create_issue(
project_key="OCPBUGS",
summary="<bug summary>",
issue_type="Bug",
description="<formatted bug template>",
components="HyperShift / ARO" | "HyperShift / ROSA" | "HyperShift",
additional_fields={
"versions": [{"name": "4.21"}], # affects version
"customfield_12319940": "4.21", # target version
"labels": ["ai-generated-jira"],
"security": {"name": "Red Hat Employee"}
}
)
Examples
Example 1: ROSA HCP Story (Auto-Detection)
Input:
/jira:create story CNTRLPLANE "Enable automatic node pool scaling for ROSA HCP"
Auto-detected:
- Component: HyperShift / ROSA (detected from "ROSA HCP")
- Target Version: openshift-4.21
- Labels: ai-generated-jira
- Security: Red Hat Employee
Interactive prompts:
- User story format (As a... I want... So that...)
- Acceptance criteria
Result:
- Story created with HyperShift / ROSA component
- All CNTRLPLANE conventions applied
Example 2: ARO HCP Bug
Input:
/jira:create bug "ARO HCP control plane pods crash on upgrade"
Auto-detected:
- Project: OCPBUGS (default for bugs)
- Component: HyperShift / ARO (detected from "ARO HCP")
- Affected Version: 4.21 (default, user can override)
- Target Version: 4.21
- Labels: ai-generated-jira
- Security: Red Hat Employee
Interactive prompts:
- Bug template sections
Result:
- Bug created in OCPBUGS with HyperShift / ARO component
Example 3: Platform-Agnostic Epic
Input:
/jira:create epic CNTRLPLANE "Improve HyperShift operator observability"
Auto-detected:
- Component: HyperShift (platform-agnostic, from "HyperShift operator")
- Target Version: openshift-4.21
- Epic Name: Same as summary
- Labels: ai-generated-jira
- Security: Red Hat Employee
Interactive prompts:
- Epic objective and scope
- Acceptance criteria
Result:
- Epic created with HyperShift component (not platform-specific)
Example 4: Multi-Platform Feature
Input:
/jira:create feature CNTRLPLANE "Advanced observability for ROSA and ARO HCP"
Auto-detected:
- Component: HyperShift (affects both platforms)
- Target Version: openshift-4.21
- Labels: ai-generated-jira
- Security: Red Hat Employee
Interactive prompts:
- Market problem
- Strategic value
- Success criteria
- Epic breakdown
Result:
- Feature with HyperShift component (since it affects both platforms)
Example 5: Uncertain Component (Prompts User)
Input:
/jira:create story CNTRLPLANE "Improve control plane pod scheduling"
Detection: Summary doesn't contain platform-specific keywords
Prompt:
Which HyperShift platform does this issue affect?
1. HyperShift / ARO - for ARO HCP (Azure) issues
2. HyperShift / ROSA - for ROSA HCP (AWS) issues
3. HyperShift - for platform-agnostic issues or affects both
Select (1-3):
User selects: 3
Result:
- Component set to HyperShift
Component Override
User can override auto-detection using --component flag:
# Override auto-detection
/jira:create story CNTRLPLANE "Enable autoscaling for ROSA HCP" --component "HyperShift"
This will use "HyperShift" component instead of auto-detected "HyperShift / ROSA".
Error Handling
Invalid Component
Scenario: User specifies component that's not a valid HyperShift component.
Action:
Component "Networking" is not a valid HyperShift component.
HyperShift issues must use one of:
- HyperShift / ARO
- HyperShift / ROSA
- HyperShift
Which component would you like to use?
Component Required but Missing
Scenario: Component cannot be auto-detected and user didn't specify.
Action:
HyperShift issues require a component. Which component?
1. HyperShift / ARO - for ARO HCP (Azure) issues
2. HyperShift / ROSA - for ROSA HCP (AWS) issues
3. HyperShift - for platform-agnostic issues
Select (1-3):
Workflow Summary
When creating a HyperShift issue:
- ✅ CNTRLPLANE skill loads - Applies generic conventions (security, labels, versions)
- ✅ HyperShift skill loads - Adds HyperShift-specific requirements
- 🔍 Auto-detect component - Analyze summary/description for ARO/ROSA keywords
- ⚙️ Apply component:
- If auto-detected with high confidence → Use detected component
- If uncertain → Prompt user for component selection
- If
--componentflag provided → Use specified component (validate it's HyperShift)
- 💬 Interactive prompts - Collect issue type-specific information
- 🔒 Security scan - Validate no credentials/secrets
- ✅ Create issue - Use MCP tool with HyperShift component
- 📤 Return result - Issue key, URL, applied defaults (including component)
Best Practices
-
Include platform keywords in summary - Makes auto-detection more accurate
- ✅ "Enable autoscaling for ROSA HCP"
- ❌ "Enable autoscaling" (unclear which platform)
-
Be specific about platform when known
- If issue is ARO-specific, mention "ARO" or "Azure" in summary
- If issue is ROSA-specific, mention "ROSA" or "AWS" in summary
-
Use platform-agnostic component wisely
- Only use "HyperShift" (without /ARO or /ROSA) when issue truly affects all platforms
- When in doubt, ask the team
-
Component consistency within epic
- Stories within an epic should generally have the same component as the epic
- Exception: Epic is platform-agnostic but stories target specific platforms
See Also
/jira:create- Main command that invokes this skillcntrlplaneskill - Generic CNTRLPLANE/OCPBUGS conventions- HyperShift team documentation
GitHub Repository
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