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Find actual code issues in a repo that aren't listed in GitHub issues. missing tests, inconsistent patterns, outdated dependencies, documentation gaps. Presents findings to the user for evaluation. Use when you want to make proactive contributions beyond existing issues, or when

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Find Real Issues

Don't wait for someone to file an issue. find real problems in the code. This skill analyzes a codebase for actual issues that maintainers would appreciate being fixed: missing tests, inconsistent patterns, silent failures, documentation gaps. You evaluate whether they're worth filing. the LLM just finds them.

Purpose

The best contributions aren't always in the issue tracker. Experienced contributors earn maintainer trust by finding and fixing problems nobody asked about. but that everyone benefits from. This skill teaches you to read code critically, spot patterns that are off, and evaluate whether a fix would be welcome.

Prerequisites

A repo cloned locally
Basic understanding of the codebase (from oss-prep-to-contribute or your own exploration)
Check that the repo accepts unsolicited PRs (some don't. verify in CONTRIBUTING.md)

Process

1. Check if unsolicited contributions are welcome

Before analyzing anything:

# Read contribution guidelines
gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/CONTRIBUTING.md --jq '.content' | base64 -d 2>/dev/null

# Check if unsolicited PRs have been merged before
gh pr list -R {owner}/{repo} --state merged --limit 20 \
  --json title,labels,authorAssociation | \
  jq '[.[] | select(.authorAssociation != "MEMBER" and .authorAssociation != "OWNER")]'

Look for:

"Please file an issue before submitting a PR": if present, you should file an issue first, not just submit a fix
"We welcome contributions": green light
No external PRs merged. yellow flag, ask in their communication channel first

Inform the user about the repo's stance on unsolicited contributions.

2. Systematic code analysis

Use Explore agents to analyze the codebase across multiple dimensions. For each dimension, look for concrete, specific problems. not vague "could be better" observations.

Dimension 1: Test coverage gaps

# Find source files without corresponding test files
find src/ lib/ -name "*.{ts,py,go,rs}" | while read f; do
  test_file=$(echo "$f" | sed 's/src/test/' | sed 's/\.ts/.test.ts/' | sed 's/\.py/test_&/')
  [ ! -f "$test_file" ] && echo "No test: $f"
done

# Find exported functions that aren't tested
# {language-specific analysis}

Dimension 2: Error handling gaps

# Find try/catch or error handling patterns and look for inconsistencies
grep -rn "catch\|except\|Error\|panic\|unwrap" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -30

# Find functions that call external services/APIs without error handling
# {trace external calls}

Dimension 3: Inconsistent patterns

# Compare naming conventions across modules
grep -rn "function\|def \|fn \|func " src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -30
# Look for: camelCase vs snake_case mixing, inconsistent prefixes, different error types for the same kind of failure

# Find multiple approaches to the same problem
# Example: some modules use callbacks, others use promises, others use async/await
grep -rn "callback\|\.then(\|async " src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -20

# Check for deprecated API usage
grep -rn "deprecated\|@deprecated\|DEPRECATED" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs"

Dimension 4: Documentation gaps

# Find README references to files that don't exist
grep -oP '\[.*?\]\(((?!http).*?)\)' README.md 2>/dev/null | while read link; do
  file=$(echo "$link" | grep -oP '\(.*?\)' | tr -d '()')
  [ ! -f "$file" ] && echo "Broken link: $link -> $file"
done

# Check if setup/install commands in README actually work
# Read the "Getting Started" section and verify each command

# Find public functions/classes without docstrings (Python example)
grep -rn "def \|class " src/ --include="*.py" -A1 | grep -B1 -v '"""' | grep "def \|class "

Dimension 5: Dependency issues

# Language-specific vulnerability checks
npm audit 2>/dev/null          # Node.js
pip audit 2>/dev/null          # Python (requires pip-audit)
cargo audit 2>/dev/null        # Rust
go list -m -json all 2>/dev/null | grep -i "deprecated"  # Go

3. Filter for actionable findings

Not every code smell is worth filing. Filter each finding:

Keep	Discard
Missing error handling that could cause silent failures	Style preferences ("I'd do it differently")
Untested critical code paths	Test coverage for trivial code
Documented behavior that doesn't match implementation	Minor doc typos (unless they cause confusion)
Security-relevant issues (input validation, auth checks)	Performance "optimizations" without benchmarks
Broken examples in docs	Cosmetic issues
Deprecated dependency with known vulnerabilities	Version bumps for non-critical deps

4. Present findings to the user

For each finding, present:

## Finding #{n}: {one-line summary}

**Category**: {test gap / error handling / inconsistency / docs / security / dependency}
**Severity**: {high. could cause bugs or security issues / medium. code quality / low. cosmetic}
**Location**: `{file}:{line}` 
**What's wrong**: {specific description with code reference}
**Impact**: {what could go wrong because of this}
**Suggested approach**: {high-level. not a code fix, just the direction}
**Would a PR be welcome?**: {yes. clearly a bug / maybe. discuss first / probably not. too opinionated}

5. Thinking gate: user evaluates each finding

For each finding, ask the user:

"Look at finding #{n}. I showed you the location and impact above.

Do you agree this is a real problem? (Look at the code at the location I cited)

If you were a maintainer, would you merge a PR fixing this?

What could go wrong if this stays unfixed? (Check the 'Impact' section above)"

This is the most important part. The skill isn't just about finding issues. it's about teaching the user to evaluate code critically. Their judgment matters more than the LLM's analysis.

If the user says "yes, fix it" without articulating WHY:

"Before we proceed. explain why this is a problem. What could go wrong if it stays as-is? A maintainer will ask this in the PR review."

If the user disagrees with a finding:

"Good. that's a valid call. Can you explain why you think it's not an issue? Understanding why something ISN'T a problem is just as valuable."

6. Verify the finding before it becomes an issue

A finding the user believes is not a finding the repo will accept. Filing a report that turns out to be intended behaviour costs the user credibility that takes months to rebuild, and it costs a maintainer the time to explain it. Three checks, all of them, on every finding. Any one failing kills the report.

Reproduce it. Write the smallest thing that shows the behaviour: a failing test, a script, a command with its output. A finding that cannot be demonstrated is a guess about code the user has read, not a problem the repo has.

Search prior art, closed as well as open. Closed is where the answer usually is, because somebody already asked and a maintainer already explained why it is this way.

gh search issues --repo {owner}/{repo} --state open   "{keyword}" --limit 20
gh search issues --repo {owner}/{repo} --state closed "{keyword}" --limit 20
gh search prs    --repo {owner}/{repo} --state closed "{keyword}" --limit 20

Search the symbol, the error text, and the plain-language description separately. They surface different threads. A merged PR in those results means it is already fixed on the default branch and the user is reading a release.

Check whether it is deliberate. The most common false positive is behaviour a test already asserts, which means somebody decided it on purpose:

# Does a test pin the behaviour the user is about to call a bug?
grep -rn "{symbol}" test/ tests/ spec/ __tests__/ 2>/dev/null

# Snapshot and inline-snapshot tests are the ones that catch people out
grep -rln "snapshot\|golden\|approved\|__snapshots__" test/ tests/ 2>/dev/null

# Was it written this way on purpose, and does the commit say why?
git log -S "{the exact symbol or line}" --oneline -- {path}

If a test asserts the current behaviour, it is a design decision until a maintainer says otherwise. The user may still disagree with it, but the report is then "I think this decision is wrong, here is why", which is a different conversation from "this is broken", and it gets a different reception.

"Before we file this, show me:

The reproduction. What exactly did you run, and what did you see?

What did the closed issues and PRs say about it?

Is there a test asserting the current behaviour? If yes, why is the decision wrong?"

A finding that cannot answer all three does not get filed. Drop it, or go back to step 2 and gather what is missing.

7. Fetch issue templates

Before filing, check if the repo has issue templates:

# Check for issue template directory (multiple templates)
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE" \
  --jq '[.[] | select(.name != "config.yml") | .name]' 2>/dev/null

# Check for single-file issue template
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null

If a template directory exists: fetch each template file (skip config.yml: it's not a template). Templates can be .md (with YAML frontmatter) or .yml (issue forms). For .md templates, parse the YAML frontmatter (name, description, labels). For .yml issue forms, parse the top-level name, description, and labels fields directly. Present the available templates:

Available issue templates:
1. Bug Report: Report a bug (labels: bug)
2. Feature Request: Suggest an enhancement (labels: enhancement)
3. Documentation: Report a docs issue (labels: documentation)

Ask the user: "Which template matches the issue you're filing?" Fetch the selected template and enforce its structure.

If a single template exists: use it as the required format.

If no templates exist: use the freeform issue format below.

8. File issues or proceed to fix

For findings the user validates:

Option A: File an issue first (recommended for medium+ changes or repos that require it):

Help the user write an issue description (they write it, LLM reviews). If a template was found in step 6, the description must follow that template's structure.

Issue writing rules:

Title: what's wrong, in under 10 words. Not "Issue with...". State the problem directly
Body: the reproduction from step 6, expected vs actual behavior, that's it
No filler, no "I believe", no "it seems like". State facts
No AI jargon: "comprehensive", "robust", "fundamental". Cut all of it
If you can't describe the issue in 5 lines, you don't understand it well enough yet

gh issue create -R {owner}/{repo} \
  --title "{descriptive title}" \
  --label "{label1}" --label "{label2}" \
  --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
{user's issue description. following template structure if one was found in step 6}
EOF
)"
# Omit --label flags entirely if no labels from template. Use one --label per label.

Then → oss-find-issue (claim the issue they just filed) → oss-contribute → oss-submit-pr

Option B: Fix directly (for small, obvious fixe

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name: oss-find-real-issues
description: |
  Find actual code issues in a repo that aren't listed in GitHub issues. missing tests,
  inconsistent patterns, outdated dependencies, documentation gaps. Presents findings to
  the user for evaluation. Use when you want to make proactive contributions beyond
  existing issues, or when no good issues are available.
  Not for browsing the existing issue tracker. Use oss-find-issue for that.

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---
name: oss-find-real-issues
description: |
  Find actual code issues in a repo that aren't listed in GitHub issues. missing tests,
  inconsistent patterns, outdated dependencies, documentation gaps. Presents findings to
  the user for evaluation. Use when you want to make proactive contributions beyond
  existing issues, or when no good issues are available.
  Not for browsing the existing issue tracker. Use oss-find-issue for that.
---

# Find Real Issues

Don't wait for someone to file an issue. find real problems in the code. This skill analyzes a codebase for actual issues that maintainers would appreciate being fixed: missing tests, inconsistent patterns, silent failures, documentation gaps. You evaluate whether they're worth filing. the LLM just finds them.

## Purpose

The best contributions aren't always in the issue tracker. Experienced contributors earn maintainer trust by finding and fixing problems nobody asked about. but that everyone benefits from. This skill teaches you to read code critically, spot patterns that are off, and evaluate whether a fix would be welcome.

## Prerequisites

- A repo cloned locally
- Basic understanding of the codebase (from `oss-prep-to-contribute` or your own exploration)
- Check that the repo accepts unsolicited PRs (some don't. verify in CONTRIBUTING.md)

## Process

### 1. Check if unsolicited contributions are welcome

Before analyzing anything:

```bash
# Read contribution guidelines
gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/CONTRIBUTING.md --jq '.content' | base64 -d 2>/dev/null

# Check if unsolicited PRs have been merged before
gh pr list -R {owner}/{repo} --state merged --limit 20 \
  --json title,labels,authorAssociation | \
  jq '[.[] | select(.authorAssociation != "MEMBER" and .authorAssociation != "OWNER")]'
```

Look for:
- "Please file an issue before submitting a PR": if present, you should file an issue first, not just submit a fix
- "We welcome contributions": green light
- No external PRs merged. yellow flag, ask in their communication channel first

Inform the user about the repo's stance on unsolicited contributions.

### 2. Systematic code analysis

Use Explore agents to analyze the codebase across multiple dimensions. For each dimension, look for concrete, specific problems. not vague "could be better" observations.

**Dimension 1: Test coverage gaps**

```bash
# Find source files without corresponding test files
find src/ lib/ -name "*.{ts,py,go,rs}" | while read f; do
  test_file=$(echo "$f" | sed 's/src/test/' | sed 's/\.ts/.test.ts/' | sed 's/\.py/test_&/')
  [ ! -f "$test_file" ] && echo "No test: $f"
done

# Find exported functions that aren't tested
# {language-specific analysis}
```

**Dimension 2: Error handling gaps**

```bash
# Find try/catch or error handling patterns and look for inconsistencies
grep -rn "catch\|except\|Error\|panic\|unwrap" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -30

# Find functions that call external services/APIs without error handling
# {trace external calls}
```

**Dimension 3: Inconsistent patterns**

```bash
# Compare naming conventions across modules
grep -rn "function\|def \|fn \|func " src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -30
# Look for: camelCase vs snake_case mixing, inconsistent prefixes, different error types for the same kind of failure

# Find multiple approaches to the same problem
# Example: some modules use callbacks, others use promises, others use async/await
grep -rn "callback\|\.then(\|async " src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs" | head -20

# Check for deprecated API usage
grep -rn "deprecated\|@deprecated\|DEPRECATED" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.py" --include="*.go" --include="*.rs"
```

**Dimension 4: Documentation gaps**

```bash
# Find README references to files that don't exist
grep -oP '\[.*?\]\(((?!http).*?)\)' README.md 2>/dev/null | while read link; do
  file=$(echo "$link" | grep -oP '\(.*?\)' | tr -d '()')
  [ ! -f "$file" ] && echo "Broken link: $link -> $file"
done

# Check if setup/install commands in README actually work
# Read the "Getting Started" section and verify each command

# Find public functions/classes without docstrings (Python example)
grep -rn "def \|class " src/ --include="*.py" -A1 | grep -B1 -v '"""' | grep "def \|class "
```

**Dimension 5: Dependency issues**

```bash
# Language-specific vulnerability checks
npm audit 2>/dev/null          # Node.js
pip audit 2>/dev/null          # Python (requires pip-audit)
cargo audit 2>/dev/null        # Rust
go list -m -json all 2>/dev/null | grep -i "deprecated"  # Go
```

### 3. Filter for actionable findings

Not every code smell is worth filing. Filter each finding:

| Keep | Discard |
|------|---------|
| Missing error handling that could cause silent failures | Style preferences ("I'd do it differently") |
| Untested critical code paths | Test coverage for trivial code |
| Documented behavior that doesn't match implementation | Minor doc typos (unless they cause confusion) |
| Security-relevant issues (input validation, auth checks) | Performance "optimizations" without benchmarks |
| Broken examples in docs | Cosmetic issues |
| Deprecated dependency with known vulnerabilities | Version bumps for non-critical deps |

### 4. Present findings to the user

For each finding, present:

```
## Finding #{n}: {one-line summary}

**Category**: {test gap / error handling / inconsistency / docs / security / dependency}
**Severity**: {high. could cause bugs or security issues / medium. code quality / low. cosmetic}
**Location**: `{file}:{line}` 
**What's wrong**: {specific description with code reference}
**Impact**: {what could go wrong because of this}
**Suggested approach**: {high-level. not a code fix, just the direction}
**Would a PR be welcome?**: {yes. clearly a bug / maybe. discuss first / probably not. too opinionated}
```

### 5. Thinking gate: user evaluates each finding

For each finding, ask the user:

> "Look at finding #{n}. I showed you the location and impact above.
> 1. Do you agree this is a real problem? (Look at the code at the location I cited)
> 2. If you were a maintainer, would you merge a PR fixing this?
> 3. What could go wrong if this stays unfixed? (Check the 'Impact' section above)"

**This is the most important part.** The skill isn't just about finding issues. it's about teaching the user to evaluate code critically. Their judgment matters more than the LLM's analysis.

If the user says "yes, fix it" without articulating WHY:

> "Before we proceed. explain why this is a problem. What could go wrong if it stays as-is? A maintainer will ask this in the PR review."

If the user disagrees with a finding:

> "Good. that's a valid call. Can you explain why you think it's not an issue? Understanding why something ISN'T a problem is just as valuable."

### 6. Verify the finding before it becomes an issue

A finding the user believes is not a finding the repo will accept. Filing a report
that turns out to be intended behaviour costs the user credibility that takes
months to rebuild, and it costs a maintainer the time to explain it. Three checks,
all of them, on every finding. Any one failing kills the report.

**Reproduce it.** Write the smallest thing that shows the behaviour: a failing
test, a script, a command with its output. A finding that cannot be demonstrated
is a guess about code the user has read, not a problem the repo has.

**Search prior art, closed as well as open.** Closed is where the answer usually
is, because somebody already asked and a maintainer already explained why it is
this way.

```bash
gh search issues --repo {owner}/{repo} --state open   "{keyword}" --limit 20
gh search issues --repo {owner}/{repo} --state closed "{keyword}" --limit 20
gh search prs    --repo {owner}/{repo} --state closed "{keyword}" --limit 20
```

Search the symbol, the error text, and the plain-language description separately.
They surface different threads. A `merged` PR in those results means it is already
fixed on the default branch and the user is reading a release.

**Check whether it is deliberate.** The most common false positive is behaviour a
test already asserts, which means somebody decided it on purpose:

```bash
# Does a test pin the behaviour the user is about to call a bug?
grep -rn "{symbol}" test/ tests/ spec/ __tests__/ 2>/dev/null

# Snapshot and inline-snapshot tests are the ones that catch people out
grep -rln "snapshot\|golden\|approved\|__snapshots__" test/ tests/ 2>/dev/null

# Was it written this way on purpose, and does the commit say why?
git log -S "{the exact symbol or line}" --oneline -- {path}
```

If a test asserts the current behaviour, it is a design decision until a
maintainer says otherwise. The user may still disagree with it, but the report is
then "I think this decision is wrong, here is why", which is a different
conversation from "this is broken", and it gets a different reception.

> "Before we file this, show me:
> 1. The reproduction. What exactly did you run, and what did you see?
> 2. What did the closed issues and PRs say about it?
> 3. Is there a test asserting the current behaviour? If yes, why is the decision wrong?"

A finding that cannot answer all three does not get filed. Drop it, or go back to
step 2 and gather what is missing.

### 7. Fetch issue templates

Before filing, check if the repo has issue templates:

```bash
# Check for issue template directory (multiple templates)
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE" \
  --jq '[.[] | select(.name != "config.yml") | .name]' 2>/dev/null

# Check for single-file issue template
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null
gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null
```

**If a template directory exists**: fetch each template file (skip `config.yml`: it's not a template). Templates can be `.md` (with YAML frontmatter) or `.yml` (issue forms). For `.md` templates, parse the YAML frontmatter (`name`, `description`, `labels`). For `.yml` issue forms, parse the top-level `name`, `description`, and `labels` fields directly. Present the available templates:

```
Available issue templates:
1. Bug Report: Report a bug (labels: bug)
2. Feature Request: Suggest an enhancement (labels: enhancement)
3. Documentation: Report a docs issue (labels: documentation)
```

Ask the user: "Which template matches the issue you're filing?" Fetch the selected template and enforce its structure.

**If a single template exists**: use it as the required format.

**If no templates exist**: use the freeform issue format below.

### 8. File issues or proceed to fix

For findings the user validates:

**Option A: File an issue first** (recommended for medium+ changes or repos that require it):

Help the user write an issue description (they write it, LLM reviews). If a template was found in step 6, the description must follow that template's structure.

**Issue writing rules:**
- Title: what's wrong, in under 10 words. Not "Issue with...". State the problem directly
- Body: the reproduction from step 6, expected vs actual behavior, that's it
- No filler, no "I believe", no "it seems like". State facts
- No AI jargon: "comprehensive", "robust", "fundamental". Cut all of it
- If you can't describe the issue in 5 lines, you don't understand it well enough yet

```bash
gh issue create -R {owner}/{repo} \
  --title "{descriptive title}" \
  --label "{label1}" --label "{label2}" \
  --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
{user's issue description. following template structure if one was found in step 6}
EOF
)"
# Omit --label flags entirely if no labels from template. Use one --label per label.
```

Then → `oss-find-issue` (claim the issue they just filed) → `oss-contribute` → `oss-submit-pr`

**Option B: Fix directly** (for small, obvious fixe

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AI 검토 승인이 없습니다
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
GitHub adoption: 62 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 62 stars, 5 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Review status: AI review approval is missing

Verified installs: —
결과: —

복사는 설치가 아닙니다. 설치 수는 성공 보고에 기반하며 전체 품질을 보장하지 않습니다.

Agent 연결

Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

설치 API 열기 LLM 텍스트 형식 Manifest 열기 자동 해결 계획

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개요

Find Real Issues

Purpose

Prerequisites

Process

1. Check if unsolicited contributions are welcome

2. Systematic code analysis

3. Filter for actionable findings

4. Present findings to the user

5. Thinking gate: user evaluates each finding

6. Verify the finding before it becomes an issue

7. Fetch issue templates

8. File issues or proceed to fix

소스 확인

가격 및 실행 비용

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