X Bug Triage Plugin: Zero to v0.4.3 in One Day

Thirteen releases. Ten epics. Eighty-nine tests. Four extracted sub-agent skills. One day. The x-bug-triage-plugin didn't exist at midnight. By end of day it was at v0.4.3 with a full MCP tool surface, SQLite persistence, PII redaction, family-first bug clustering, and four standalone agent skills extracted from the monolith. Forty-plus commits across three repos. Here's how a plugin goes from git init to production-shaped in a single session. The Problem It Solves Users report bugs on X/Twitter. Those reports are unstructured, often emotional, sometimes duplicates, and always missing context. The traditional workflow: scroll mentions, copy tweets into a spreadsheet, deduplicate manually, assign owners, create GitHub issues. Slow, lossy, and nobody wants the job. The x-bug-triage-plugin automates the entire pipeline. Ingest tweets via MCP tools. Parse and classify. Redact PII. Score severity. Cluster related reports into bug families. Route to the right owner. Draft GitHub issues. Surf