📚 I've also submitted a corresponding documentation PR to add this plugin to the wiki plugins list: ohmyzsh/wiki#74

Hi, thanks for your work !

I'm not a big contributor to oh-my-zsh, but I did some work and review for the git plugin.

I would like to ship some gh aliases, too! However, I think we can refine the approach here.

First, you've aliased most of the gh subcommands, but I think we should limit the list to the most popular 10 or so aliases, especially at first. The gh auth login command, for example, is pretty useless, as it only needs to be run once, when setting up gh. I also think most of the shell functions could be removed.

Second, some key aliases are missing, at least gh issue develop --checkout. That's a very neat workflow command for going from issue number to local branch ready to make a PR.

Third, I think placing the aliases in the existing gh plugin would be fine.

Yes, thanks! I mostly agree.
It's very personal. I actually have many usecases for ghat, just tody I did this:

docker run -i --rm \
  -e GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN=$(ghat) \
  -e GITHUB_DYNAMIC_TOOLSETS=1 \
  ghcr.io/github/github-mcp-server

Looking at the full plugin, I see an opportunity for customization.
Do you know of any plugins that allows to opt-in/out of features?

It's very personal. I actually have many usecases for ghat, just tody I did this:

Yeah, that one seems useful.

Do you know of any plugins that allows to opt-in/out of features?

No, I believe the goal of oh-my-zsh is to provide minimal configuration.