What problem does it solve? GitHub issues, PR descriptions, and commit messages often bury the actionable point under filler, private-conversation context, or pasted investigation logs, forcing teammates to dig for what matters. This Skill produces self-contained, scannable GitHub text that a teammate can understand and act on in under 60 seconds. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Issue and PR Templates: Enforces sections like Description, Impact, Steps to Reproduce, and What changed, with soft length targets (~150-250 words for issues, ~100-200 for PRs). - Commit Message and Review Comment Rules: Applies Chris Beams' commit conventions (imperative mood, 50-char subject, 72-char body wrap) and Conventional Comments labels (blocking, non-blocking, question, suggestion). - Investigation Splitting: Routes long evidence, logs, and option analysis into linked Gists or Notion docs while keeping the GitHub issue focused on the actionable decision. - Use Case: After debugging a production bug, use this Skill to turn raw investigation notes into a concise GitHub issue summarizing root cause, impact, and next step, with the full evidence linked as a secret Gist. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to write a GitHub issue for the bug you just investigated, following the github-writing structure and gating the draft through the writingcheck script.