What would make sense for me is to use an AI to turn implicit context that is only there in the moment into explicit context that is stored in the ticket.
E.g. maybe you have your application open in a browser and are currently viewing a page with a very prominent red button. You hit that /issue command with "button should be yellow not red".
That half-sentence makes sense if you also have that open browser window as context, but would be completely cryptic without.
An AI could use both the input and the browser window to generate a description like "The background color of the #submit_unsafe button widget in frontend/settings/advanced.tsx should be changed from red to yellow." or something.
Sort of like a semantic equivalent to realpath if you want.
I do see utility in that.
> You hit that /issue command with "button should be yellow not red".
Wouldn’t it be easier to just open the inspector, find the css class, grep the source code, and then edit the properties? It could be even easier in an SPA where you just have to find the component file.