What problem does it solve? Reporting bugs well is hard: users describe problems loosely, and issues often end up tied to fragile implementation details that go stale after refactors. This Skill turns a casual conversation about problems into well-structured, durable GitHub issues without burdening the user. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Conversational issue intake: Users describe bugs in their own words with at most 2-3 short clarifying questions, avoiding over-interviewing. - Background codebase exploration: An Explore agent learns the project's domain language and expected behavior so issues read naturally without citing files or line numbers. - Smart issue breakdown: Decides whether a report is one issue or several thin, parallelizable issues, filing them in dependency order with honest blocking relationships. - Use Case: During a QA session, a user says the form validation is wrong and the redirect is broken. The Skill files two independent GitHub issues with reproduction steps, marks them as unblocked, and shares the URLs. ## Quick Start Start a QA session and file GitHub issues for the bugs I describe.