kramme:siw:define-issue

To create well-defined issues, this Skill leads stakeholders through a guided interview covering problem, context, scope, and acceptance criteria. It parses your inputs and optional file references to draft a ready-to-write issue file.

Yes, you can improve existing issue drafts. The Skill supports mode switching between create and improve, allowing you to update problem statements, context, acceptance criteria, and technical notes while maintaining the standardized issue structure.

An issue template for software engineering workflows needs standardized sections for problem, context, acceptance criteria, technical notes, and open questions. This Skill enforces that structure and assigns an issue prefix and number to produce ready-to-review files.

Yes, the guided issue interview process supports optional file references. You can start a new issue by describing the desired outcome or by referencing relevant files, which the system parses to draft the complete issue document.

The best way to capture project context before implementation is using a structured interview workflow. This ensures consistent issue structure, phase mapping, and ready-to-review templates so teams document intent and context effectively.

Template-based issue creation standardizes structure for problem, context, acceptance criteria, and technical notes, but its implementation depth is basic. It focuses on drafting ready-to-write files aligned with the siw workflow rather than deep automated technical analysis.