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trailhead capture cluster: the zero-friction captures that record work without breaking flow. Capture a bug ticket (bug), a small build ticket you will do now (todo), a fog idea (idea), a trigger-gated seed (seed), a verbatim note (note). A cohesion cluster of the trailhead skill split, loading the shared `_shared/` core; reached through the `/trailhead:<verb>` command wrappers and the bare `/trailhead` dispatcher. Not auto-invoked: it runs only when one of these verbs is dispatched.

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trailhead-capture is the capture cluster of the trailhead skill: the zero-friction captures that record work without breaking flow. bug captures a bug ticket; todo captures a small build ticket you will do now; idea captures a fog idea; seed captures a trigger-gated seed; note captures a verbatim note. Everything lives on the GitHub Issues; the repo holds code only.

Load first, in order

Before doing anything, load <skill base>/../_shared/load-first.md and follow it: the shared-core load contract (the six core files, in order, then the effective config). <skill base> is this skill's base directory (Claude Code prints it as Base directory for this skill: when the skill loads; on another host, the directory holding this SKILL.md): resolve the path to an absolute path and open it with the Read tool on that absolute path. Never cd into a skills directory and never read a relative path from the shell (a cd compound followed by a read is denied by the search guard). The same rule covers every later ../_shared/... or references/... path in this skill: resolve it against the base directory to an absolute path before reading. _shared/ is a sibling of this cluster's own directory (at ../_shared/), never a child of it; its absence from a listing of the cluster dir is expected, not a missing core.

A capture writes at most one issue; no isolation workspace is set up.

Routing: verb to engine

The first word of the arguments is the verb (bug, todo, idea, seed, or note); the rest is the text (or --of <ticket> <text> for bug).

  • bug / todo / idea / seed / note to references/capture.md: the full per-verb protocol and the note/idea/seed/todo spectrum. Read that file and follow it.

The cross-cluster situational references and technique bodies these captures call live in _shared/; this cluster names each by its ../_shared/... path where it needs one.

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