/arnold:bug

File a bug report linked to affected features.

When to use it

When you discover a bug and want to document it properly. Arnold creates a bug doc, links it to the affected feature, and checks if there's related drift that might explain the issue.

Usage

arnold · terminal
> /arnold:bug
🦕 ARNOLD BUG REPORT ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Describe the bug. Arnold will: 1. Create a bug doc in docs/bugs/ 2. Link it to the affected feature 3. Check if related drift exists Filing: "Double-booking race condition" → Created docs/bugs/BUG-001-double-booking.md → Linked to feature: booking → Related drift: booking capacity limit mismatch ✓ Bug filed. Run /arnold:resolve to address related drift.

What it does

  1. Creates a structured bug report in docs/bugs/
  2. Links the bug to the relevant feature folder
  3. Cross-references with the latest drift report to surface related issues
  4. Suggests next steps if drift is connected to the bug

See also

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