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Bug reproduction

Skill sonsriver4815/agent-skill-starter/examples/bug-reproduction

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What its author says it does

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Use this skill when the user asks to reproduce a bug, verify a reported failure, reduce an issue to a minimal case, or capture reliable steps before fixing.

SKILL.md

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Bug Reproduction

Use this skill to turn a vague bug report into a repeatable failure.

First Checks

  • Identify the reported behavior, expected behavior, affected version, and environment.
  • Read the smallest relevant code path, logs, test, issue, or stack trace.
  • Separate confirmed facts from guesses.
  • Avoid fixing the bug until reproduction is clear.

Workflow

  • Try the narrowest command or UI path that could reproduce the failure.
  • Record exact inputs, flags, files, data, and observed output.
  • Reduce the scenario until only the failing condition remains.
  • If reproduction fails, list what was tried and what evidence is still missing.

Verification

  • Prefer a failing test, command, fixture, or manual checklist that another agent can rerun.
  • Confirm the failure still occurs after reducing the case.
  • Do not mark the bug reproduced from an unrelated error.

Final Report

  • Reproduction status.
  • Exact steps or command.
  • Expected result.
  • Actual result.
  • Smallest known failing case.
  • Evidence still missing, if any.

Keep looking

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