What problem does it solve? When you spot a bug or want to capture work for later, context-switching to fix it immediately derails your current task. This Skill files a well-structured GitHub issue grounded in real code references, then stops — so the work is captured without being started. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Grounded issue writing: Performs read-only investigation (grep, git log, gh) to cite exact files and line numbers in the issue body. - Duplicate and label checks: Searches existing issues before creating one and only applies labels that already exist in the repository. - Structured issue templates: Produces Summary, Current/Expected behavior, Evidence, and Suggested approach sections, or Motivation and Acceptance criteria for feature requests. - Use Case: While reviewing code you notice a slug validation bug. Ask the Skill to file an issue; it locates the offending line, checks for duplicates, creates the issue with the bug label, and returns the URL without touching any source file. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to open a GitHub issue describing the bug you found, including what file it occurs in and what behavior you expected.