Public Issue Evidence Capsule

The strongest part is its restraint. The Action keeps reported facts, source-supported facts, reproduced behavior, and unknowns separate before a maintainer commits to a fix. Its public boundary matters just as much as the packet. It does not execute target code, diagnose the bug, reproduce runtime behavior, recommend a fix, use AI at runtime, or send telemetry. We reviewed the public site and repository. We did not run the Action or verify a generated packet or paid brief.

The Action captures issue metadata, labels, assignees, timestamps, timeline counts, linked pull-request references, API coverage gaps, deterministic Markdown, and a content hash for one public, non-security GitHub issue.

It does not run the target project. The public documentation also says it does not diagnose the bug, reproduce runtime behavior, recommend a fix, use AI at runtime, or send telemetry.

Public Issue Evidence Capsule is for open-source maintainers and contributors who need a reviewable handoff before deciding what to do with one public, non-security issue.

Public Issue Evidence Capsule makes evidence boundaries explicit. That is useful when a maintainer needs to decide whether to investigate, implement, or ask for more information without pretending the issue has already been reproduced.

We reviewed public documentation and repository material only. We did not run the Action or confirm the output of a paid brief.