capture

Create lightweight tasks from quick notes via the /capture command.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

Search Tags:#workflow #notes #tasks #bug #capture #idea

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npx skills add https://github.com/ian97531/goodplan --skill capture-ian97531

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Skill: capture
Source: https://github.com/ian97531/goodplan/tree/main/skills/capture
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ian97531/goodplan --skill capture-ian97531

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Capture thoughts, bugs, or ideas quickly as tasks without interrupting your current work, keeping momentum intact.

Core Features & Use Cases

Quickly capture a thought, bug, or improvement as a lightweight task
Creates a task that remains in context with your ongoing work
Use cases include jotting quick notes, capturing issues during debugging, and recording ideas for later refinement
Note: not intended for research (/explore) or large-scope work (/create-epic)

Quick Start

Trigger /capture with your note to create a lightweight task without interrupting your current work.

Frequently Asked Questions about capture

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I capture ideas or bugs as tasks without interrupting my coding workflow?▼

You can capture ideas or bugs without breaking your flow by triggering the /capture command with a quick note. It instantly generates a lightweight task with a title and description that aligns with your active work context.

What is the best way to record quick notes during debugging sessions?▼

Recording quick notes during debugging is best handled by triggering /capture with your observation. It creates a task from the note on the spot, letting you stay focused on resolving the issue rather than managing tickets.

Can I use quick capture for large scope research and epic creation?▼

Quick capture is not intended for large scope research or epic creation. It is designed specifically for lightweight tasks like jotting quick notes or capturing issues, whereas /explore and /create-epic handle larger workloads.

Does the capture command automatically generate a task title from my note?▼

Yes, the capture command automatically generates a task title and description derived directly from your input note. It aligns the new task automatically with your ongoing work context.

When should I use a quick note capture instead of a full task manager?▼

Use quick note capture when you need to record a thought, bug, or improvement instantly without losing momentum. It creates a lightweight task that stays in context with ongoing work for later refinement.