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Triage bugs reported in chat/issues, search for duplicates, file or update GitHub issues with full context, and push fix PRs.

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# Bug Triage Skill Triage bugs into well-structured GitHub issues on the correct upstream repo. ## 1. Pre-flight - **Pull latest code:** `git pull origin main`. Stale code = bad triage. - **Target repo:** Always file on the **upstream org** (`ComposioHQ/agent-orchestrator`), not forks. - **Record source:** chat URL, reporter name, attachments. ## 2. Gather Context ### 2a. Extract the report | Source | How to gather | |--------|---------------| | **Discord/Slack thread** | Read full thread. Extract: reporter name, original description (the thread starter, not whoever tagged you), screenshots, follow-ups | | **GitHub issue** | `gh issue view <number> --repo <repo> --json body,comments` | | **Live observation** | Pull live state via observability tools | ### 2b. Minimum viable report gate Before tracing code, verify the report has enough substance: **Required (ALL):** what happened, where (page/command/feature), when (after upgrade? first time?) **Required (2 of 4):** OS/shell/runtime, AO version (`ao --version`), reproducibility (consistent vs intermittent), reproduction steps If insufficient, ask: > "I'd like to triage this but need more info: (1) **What happened?** (error/behavior), (2) **Where?** (page/command), (3) **When did it start?**, (4) **How to reproduce?**" ### 2c. Local diagnostics (if bug is on same machine) Gather everything yourself before asking the reporter: ```bash # Environment ao --version && node --version && echo $SHELL && uname -a cat agent...

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Author
AgentWrapper
Repository
AgentWrapper/agent-orchestrator
Created
3 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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