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Triage open GitHub bug issues for Apify MCP server. Fetches issues, analyzes root causes, drafts developer-to-developer responses, and posts after user approval. Use when handling user bug reports, responding to issues, or cleaning up stale bugs.

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Skill details

Versionv1.0.0
AuthorApify
Categorycoding
Skill IDapify/apify-mcp-server/.claude/skills/bug-triage

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