Issue report — report template
This is a nested lingtai-issue-report reference: the canonical structure for an issue report — subject/title, body sections, and how to deliver it through the right channel before any filing decision.
The report template
Send the report as a mail message with a clear subject and a structured body. Use this skeleton:
Subject: [Issue Report] <one-line summary>
## What's wrong
<concise statement of the problem — one paragraph>
## Where
- Component: <skill name / capability name / preset name / procedure section>
- File or URL (if known): <path or URL>
## Reproduction
<exact steps you took, exact tool calls, exact responses you got. Include
verbatim error messages, status codes, or contradictory text.>
## What you expected
<what the docs/skill led you to expect>
## What actually happened
<what you observed instead>
## Severity
<one of: blocking | major | minor | cosmetic>
- blocking — agents cannot complete the affected workflow at all
- major — a documented feature is broken or absent; workaround exists but costs time
- minor — incorrect detail; doesn't break workflows but misleads new agents
- cosmetic — typo, formatting, broken link in a doc
## Suggested fix (optional)
<if you have a concrete suggestion, include it. otherwise omit this section.>
Keep the section headers verbatim — they double as the GitHub-flavored markdown issue body later, and GFM renders them cleanly. The title used for filing is your Subject line minus the [Issue Report] prefix.
Send it through the right channel first
Before any filing decision, send the report so there is a durable record and your parent/human can see it. Use the channel they are actually using:
# Internal LingTai email / peer mail
email(action="send", address=<parent_or_human_address>, subject="[Issue Report] ...", message=<body>)
# If the human is currently on Telegram/another chat channel, send or reply there instead.
# Always follow the surrounding agent's channel discipline.
Send it to your parent avatar (if you're an avatar) AND to the human — the same content to each, sent explicitly per channel.
Which repo
The umbrella issue tracker for end-user reports is Lingtai-AI/lingtai (the binary humans actually install). File there even if the underlying bug is in lingtai-kernel, a sibling skill repo, or a preset — the maintainers will route or transfer as needed.
If the human happens to know the issue is kernel-specific (e.g. they're a developer), they may prefer https://github.com/Lingtai-AI/lingtai-kernel/issues. Don't second-guess; let them choose.
The canonical org is Lingtai-AI on GitHub. If https://github.com/Lingtai-AI itself 404s one day, the project has likely moved; ask the human where to file instead.
Self-healing
This skill itself can have bugs. If the report template here is missing a section that you find yourself wanting, or if the GitHub URLs in this reference 404 (the org may rename, repos may move), include a note in your report saying "the issue-report skill says X but Y is what I actually found" — and the maintainers will update this skill.
Found a bug or issue? If you encounter any problems with this skill, load the
lingtai-issue-reportskill and follow its instructions to report it.