Builds a structured bug-bash session - pre-bash kit (charter, test-data prep, environment setup, sign-up sheet), in-bash structure (role rotation across cohorts, shared backlog board, real-time triage), scoring rubric (severity weighting, novelty bonus), and a post-bash same-day wrap-up authored by the facilitator (not a standalone debrief: for post-session writeups without a live bash, use the PROOF debrief in exploratory-testing). Use when a team needs a coordinated multi-tester sweep before a release or after a major change - converts an ad-hoc "everyone test for an hour" into a recorded, comparable session with deliverables.
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The skill exposes the agent to untrusted, user-generated content from public third-party sources, creating a risk of indirect prompt injection. This includes browsing arbitrary URLs, reading social media posts or forum comments, and analyzing content from unknown websites.
SKILL.md describes a shared backlog board (spreadsheet/Notion/GitHub issues view) with a “Triage” column and real-time updates, meaning outsider-authored test findings/comments could be ingested for triage without selecting a specific pre-chosen item.
shared backlog board (spreadsheet / Notion table / GitHub issues view)
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The plugin instructs the agent (as facilitator) to read and triage entries on a shared board where multiple testers write bug reports with free-text titles and repro steps, which constitutes ingestion of multi-author content.
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A shared spreadsheet / Notion table / GitHub issues view that everyone can see live during the bash
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## Step 3 - Shared backlog board
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The **Triage** column is filled in real-time by a roving facilitator who decides
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When done, log findings to the same shared board with `async` tag.