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Converts messy input — error logs, voice dictations, raw notes, screenshots — into structured GitHub issues following a consistent markdown template. It extracts the relevant facts, assigns severity,

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Setup & Installation

npx skills add https://github.com/microsoft/github-issue-creator --skill github-issue-creator
or paste the link and ask your coding assistant to install it
https://github.com/microsoft/github-issue-creator
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What This Skill Does

Converts messy input — error logs, voice dictations, raw notes, screenshots — into structured GitHub issues following a consistent markdown template. It extracts the relevant facts, assigns severity, and writes the issue to a file in the repo's `/issues/` directory. Instead of manually reformatting raw bug info into a structured template, this skill pulls the relevant details out of unstructured input and fills them into the correct fields automatically.

When to use it

  • Working with github issue creator functionality
  • Implementing github issue creator features
  • Debugging github issue creator related issues

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