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make-issue-commentlisted

Post a structured investigation/fix comment on the active GitHub PR capturing findings, root cause, proposed fix, and a progress checklist — and later update progress or mark the comment resolved. Proactively invoke whenever an investigation or debugging session on a PR branch has produced a concrete root cause plus a fix plan (even if the user hasn't asked yet) — the skill's first step is to *propose* posting the comment via AskUserQuestion, so firing it speculatively is cheap. Also invoke on explicit triggers like `/make-issue-comment`, "post this as a PR comment", "file these findings on the PR", "update the PR comment", or "mark that comment as resolved".
rvanbaalen/skills · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 61
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Post (or update) a structured investigation comment on a GitHub PR. The comment captures what was debugged, what the root cause is, the proposed fix, verification, and a live progress checklist — so the user or the next engineer can reopen it later and rebuild context fast. This is **not** `/make-issue` (which opens a new GitHub issue). This skill only creates/updates **comments on existing PRs**. ## 0. Decide whether to proceed — propose first if you weren't asked The skill has two invocation paths, and they deserve different first steps: - **Explicit invocation** — the user typed `/make-issue-comment`, or wrote something unambiguous like "post this on the PR", "file these findings as a PR comment", "update the comment", "mark the comment resolved". Skip to step 1. - **Proactive invocation** — you loaded this skill because you noticed an investigation finished with a concrete root cause and fix plan, and the work is happening on a PR branch, but the user did not ask for a comment. In that case, *do not start drafting*. First confirm interest with `AskUserQuestion`: > Question: `Looks like we've landed on a root cause and a fix plan for <one-line topic>. Want me to post a structured investigation comment on the PR so it's captured for later?` > Options: > - **Yes, post a comment** — continue to step 1. > - **Not now** — acknowledge briefly and stop. Do not re-propose in the same conversation unless the user says something new that clearly revives the idea. Use t