What problem does it solve? Backlog issues often lack concrete, code-anchored acceptance criteria, making them impossible to implement or verify reliably. This Skill triages an existing tracker issue: it searches the repository for an existing code precedent, and either rewrites the issue body into a full specification (summary with boundaries, acceptance criteria, code references) or comments that a paired implementation session is needed first. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Precedent Detection: Searches the repository for existing code patterns that the issue's work can extend, using a shared precedent test. - Specification Rewriting: Rewrites the issue body into a structured format with boundaries, observable acceptance criteria, and references pointing to concrete code files rather than prose documents. - Guard Rails: Skips issues that are already code-anchored specifications or already in progress (checked acceptance criteria), never invents architecture, and never changes titles, labels, or checkbox states. - Use Case: After filing a vague issue with file-issue, run triage on issue #42 to determine whether it is ready for implementation; the Skill either upgrades it to an implementable specification or comments explaining what is missing. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to triage issue number 42 and promote it to an implementation-ready specification if a code precedent exists.
