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WhatProblem is listed in the llmstxt.info directory as an AI-discoverable organization. Industry: Developer Tools. The website whatproblem.dev provides its llms.txt at https://whatproblem.dev/llms.txt. Listed since 4 August 2026.
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Automated check on Sep 29, 2026: the llms.txt of whatproblem.dev is reachable (HTTP 200, text/plain, 9.4 KB). It starts with a title and a short summary, is divided into 5 sections and contains 39 links. It refers to a more detailed llms-full.txt. The file is written mainly in English.
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# WhatProblem
> WhatProblem is a GitHub app that reads new issues, restates the problem each one
> describes, and asks the questions a developer would have to ask anyway when the issue
> leaves them out, in the issue thread, within a minute or two of the issue being filed.
> Most issues arrive clear enough and get the restatement and no questions. It is aimed at
> the round trip between a vague bug report and work somebody can start. There is nothing
> to run and nothing to configure.
Facts worth having right:
- It works only through GitHub issue comments. It never touches pull requests, and it
skips issues opened by bots. It responds a minute or two after an issue is opened.
- One issue costs one unit of your monthly allowance, however many rounds it takes.
Follow-up replies and the closing summary are not charged. There is a 10% grace band
above the stated limit before it stops responding.
- Commands are `!whatproblem analyze` and `!whatproblem stop`, commented on an issue.
Stopping applies to that issue only, and can be undone with `!whatproblem analyze`.
- A conversation runs for at most five rounds. Nothing runs on a timer: if a thread has
been quiet for more than a week when the next comment arrives, that comment gets one
short note saying so instead of a new round, and `!whatproblem analyze` picks it up
again.
- The beta allowance is 150 clarified issues a month for the first 100 installations.
- Billing runs through the GitHub Marketplace. GitHub …
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