qa

qa is a Chinese-language (translated) skill from the mattpocock-skills-zh-cn collection (deprecated path) that runs an interactive QA session: the user reports bugs or problems conversationally, and the agent clarifies, explores the codebase for context, and files durable, user-focused GitHub issues written in the project's domain language. The problem it solves is turning informal bug reports into well-scoped, long-lived issues that stay meaningful even after major refactors.

For each problem raised, the workflow is: listen and ask only 2-3 short clarifying questions (expected vs. actual, steps to reproduce, stable vs. intermittent); in the background launch an Explore sub-agent to learn the area's domain language (checking UBIQUITOUS_LANGUAGE.md), understand intended behavior, and find the user-facing boundary—without hunting for a fix; assess whether it is a single issue or should be broken into several independent, parallelizable issues; and then file with gh issue create using provided templates (What happened / What I expected / Steps to reproduce / Additional context, plus a breakdown template with Parent issue and Blocked-by fields). Issue bodies deliberately avoid file paths and line numbers, describe behaviors rather than code, require reproduction steps, and stay concise. It prints the resulting URLs, summarizes blocking relationships, and continues until the user is done.

It targets developers and QA practitioners who want to convert conversational bug reports into clean, durable GitHub issues. Its actions are read-only codebase exploration plus issue creation via the official gh CLI—there is no destructive or credential-handling behavior.