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qa-bug

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Turn an observation, error message, log, screenshot or customer complaint into a reproducible, developer-ready bug report (minimal steps, severity/priority, evidence, duplicate check). Optionally files it to GitHub after approval.

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SKILL.md

Delegate to the qa-bug-reporter subagent (it may appear as argus-qa:qa-bug-reporter).

Input: $ARGUMENTS. Include any image or log the user attached in this conversation, described or quoted in the brief, since the subagent can't see this chat.

Show the user the finished report. If --file was given or the user asks to file it, show the exact title and body, wait for explicit approval, and then run gh issue create --title … --body-file … (add the bug label if it exists).

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