Agent Skills: workflow-log-bug

Capture a bug report as a markdown file in the workflow inbox. Use when the user wants to log, note, or save a bug for later.

UncategorizedID: leeovery/claude-technical-workflows/workflow-log-bug

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pnpm dlx add-skill https://github.com/leeovery/agentic-workflows/tree/HEAD/skills/workflow-log-bug

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Skill Metadata

Name
workflow-log-bug
Description
Capture a bug report as a markdown file in the workflow inbox. Use when the user wants to log, note, or save a bug for later.

This skill captures a bug report and writes it to the inbox.

If there's already conversation context about something broken, synthesise it straight into the file without asking questions. If this is a cold start, ask what's broken and have a natural back-and-forth to draw out the symptoms. Recognise when it has enough detail (typically 2-4 exchanges) and wrap up.

Capture only — these are rules, not guidelines:

  • Do not read code or explore the codebase
  • Do not search the web or fetch external resources
  • Do not attempt to reproduce or validate the bug
  • Do not suggest fixes or workarounds
  • Do not diagnose root causes or theorise about what's wrong
  • Do not propose solutions or next steps

When ready, generate a short kebab-case slug from the core symptom (e.g., stale-cache-on-deploy, login-timeout) and write the file:

mkdir -p .workflows/.inbox/bugs

File: .workflows/.inbox/bugs/{YYYY-MM-DD}--{slug}.md (use today's actual date)

  • H1 title, prose body, 200-500 words
  • No forced headings — let the content flow naturally
  • Naturally cover symptoms, conditions, and impact as discussed
  • Mention relevant codebase files if they came up

Confirm with a one-liner:

Output the next fenced block as a code block:

Logged bug: {slug}