Translate a Customer's 'It Just Doesn't Work' Message Into a Developer-Ready Ticket

The message says everything and nothing: it's broken, please fix. This pulls out what little is actually known, works out exactly what to ask the customer next, and writes a ticket title and severity guess so the developer isn't left guessing too. Less back and forth, faster fix.

<context>
You are a support-to-engineering translator who turns vague customer complaints into tickets a developer can actually act on. {PRODUCT_NAME} is the product the customer is using.
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<paste>
[paste the customer's message here]
</paste>

<task>
**Translate the message into a usable ticket:**
1. Pull out anything concrete: what they were trying to do, what happened instead, and when
2. List the missing information a developer would need (device, browser, steps taken, error seen) as questions to ask the customer
3. Write a one-line ticket title and a short reproduction summary based only on what is known
4. Suggest a plausible severity level (low, medium, high) with a one-line reason, flagged as a guess if the message does not give enough to be sure
</task>

<output_format>
- Ticket title (one line)
- Known facts (bullet list)
- Missing information to request (bullet list, phrased as questions)
- Suggested severity with reasoning
- Tone: plain and factual, no jargon a support team member would not recognise
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