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create-issue-with-websearch
Create a GitHub issue from a vague idea by thoroughly researching the topic on the web to sharpen the specification before filing
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topic = the user's request
Use this skill when the user only has a rough, fuzzy idea and needs heavy web research to clarify the target specification before creating an issue. If the user already has a concrete, well-scoped task in mind, use the `create-issue` skill instead.
## Step 1: Gather the Initial Idea
Receive the topic from `topic` or the user's description.
If the input is very sparse, ask the user just enough to anchor the research:
- What is the rough area or goal? (e.g., a tool to support, a feature to add, a behavior to change)
- Why do they want it — what problem or limitation triggered the idea?
- Any hard constraints known up front (must/must-not, scope boundaries)?
