Write your own bug reports
A bug report (or a Jira issue in most workplace settings) is often preceded by a user's discovery of the bug or by an employee's decision to log a unit of work for the future. Those units of work are often assigned to human engineers, and it becomes their responsibility to peruse and understand the work request. It's detrimental to fill that bug report with volumes of generated text. The fundamental issue is lost among the generated noise. I believe the intention is good; "I'll have an agentic engineer draft up a thorough plan of work so they can get started right away." But the engineer doesn't need to be told what and how to do their work. They don't need to be handed a plan generated by an agentic engineer; they are perfectly capable of generating their own, and are more likely to know what the best prompt is to generate a plan suitable to fix the issue.
So keep your bug reports written by humans. It's humans who need to read them, and you're doing yourself and the engineer a disservice by inundating them with generated text.
I realize this same argument can be made for email, commit messages, or for code itself (arguably anything that humans used to create themselves). And those arguments are completely legitimate. You're absolutely right if you believe that code submitted to you by other humans should be written by humans.