A professional utility that transforms vague bug descriptions into structured, actionable reports with reproduction steps and severity levels.
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1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install bug-report-pro
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install bug-report-pro using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is Bug Report Generator?
The bug-report skill is a cornerstone of efficient development workflows within the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills. It solves the perennial problem of incomplete or vague issue reports by providing a structured framework that guides the transformation of a simple observation into a comprehensive technical document. By using these Openclaw Skills, teams can ensure that every bug reported contains the necessary context—such as environment details, expected behavior, and priority levels—required for immediate engineering action.
This tool is designed to save time for both reporters and developers. It uses logic to classify severity based on system impact and suggests specific investigation areas like input validation or race conditions based on the bug pattern. Integrating this into your daily routine ensures that Openclaw Skills maintain high documentation standards across your entire project lifecycle.
Bug Report Generator Use Cases
- Converting informal Slack or chat messages into professional, searchable bug reports for your issue tracker.
- Standardizing the quality of tickets submitted by non-technical stakeholders or QA teams using Openclaw Skills.
- Rapidly documenting production outages during incident response to ensure critical environment data is preserved.
- Generating GitHub-ready issue templates with automated labels and structured reproduction steps.
How Bug Report Generator Works
- The skill captures a rough string description or specific flags such as component and environment.
- It analyzes the input against a severity matrix to determine if the issue is Critical, High, Medium, or Low.
- A searchable title is generated following a [Component] Description pattern for better backlog management.
- Openclaw Skills automatically synthesize a numbered list of reproduction steps, starting with preconditions and ending with the failure trigger.
- The tool maps the bug type to known technical patterns to provide developers with immediate investigation suggestions.
- The final output is rendered in the user's preferred format, such as Markdown, JSON, or a platform-specific template like Jira or Linear.
Bug Report Generator Setup
To deploy this skill within your environment, ensure you have the agent configured to recognize Openclaw Skills. You can then use the following commands to generate reports directly from your CLI.
# Standard usage from a description
bug-report "login page crashes when I use special characters in password"
# Advanced usage with environment and frequency context
bug-report "API returns 500 on large file uploads" --component "upload-service" --env "production" --frequency "always"
Bug Report Generator Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes metadata into a taxonomy designed for high searchability and developer clarity. Openclaw Skills use the following data structure:
| Attribute | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Concise summary of the defect | String (max 80 chars) |
| Severity | Impact on system functionality | Critical, High, Medium, Low |
| Priority | Urgency of the fix | P0 (Immediate) to P3 (Backlog) |
| Environment | Where the bug was observed | production, staging, dev, local |
| Pattern | Categorization of the failure | Crash, 500 Error, UI Glitch, etc. |
All generated data is portable across Openclaw Skills and can be exported as raw JSON for database ingestion or formatted Markdown for documentation.
Bug Report Generator Advanced Features
- Multi-platform template support for GitHub, JIRA, and Linear, allowing for seamless integration into existing project management tools.
- Automated investigation areas that provide developers with a head start by suggesting checks for memory leaks, N+1 problems, or CSS specificity.
- Flexible output formats including JSON for programmatic use and Markdown for manual documentation within Openclaw Skills.
- Severity and Priority separation, ensuring that a cosmetic bug with high visibility (P1 Low) is treated differently than a critical backend bug with a workaround (P2 Critical).
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