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  22. package/plugin/skills/frontend/tailwindcss/SKILL.md +105 -37
  23. package/plugin/skills/frontend/threejs/SKILL.md +110 -35
  24. package/plugin/skills/languages/javascript/SKILL.md +195 -34
  25. package/plugin/skills/methodology/brainstorming/SKILL.md +98 -30
  26. package/plugin/skills/methodology/defense-in-depth/SKILL.md +83 -37
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  32. package/plugin/skills/methodology/requesting-code-review/SKILL.md +93 -22
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  36. package/plugin/skills/methodology/test-driven-development/SKILL.md +120 -26
  37. package/plugin/skills/methodology/testing-anti-patterns/SKILL.md +88 -35
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  ---
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- name: problem-solving
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- description: Systematic 5-phase approaches when stuck on complex problems
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+ name: solving-problems
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+ description: AI agent applies a 5-phase systematic framework for tackling complex problems when conventional approaches fail. Use when stuck, blocked, or troubleshooting issues.
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  category: methodology
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  triggers:
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  - stuck
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  - blocked
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- - can't figure out
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  - problem solving
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- - not working
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+ - troubleshooting
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+ - can't figure out
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  ---
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- # Problem Solving
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-
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- A **systematic 5-phase framework** for tackling complex problems when conventional approaches fail. This skill provides structured methods to break through blockers and find solutions efficiently.
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+ # Solving Problems
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  ## Purpose
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- When you're stuck, random attempts waste time and energy. This skill provides:
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+ Apply a systematic 5-phase framework for complex problems:
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- - Structured approach to unknown problems
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- - Multiple hypothesis generation
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- - Systematic elimination process
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- - Time-boxed investigation phases
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- - Clear escalation criteria
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+ - Define problem boundaries clearly before investigating
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+ - Generate multiple hypotheses before testing any
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+ - Test hypotheses efficiently with time-boxing
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+ - Fix root causes, not just symptoms
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+ - Prevent recurrence with process improvements
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- ## The 5-Phase Framework
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+ ## Quick Start
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+
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+ 1. **Define** (5-10 min) - Clarify what IS and IS NOT the problem, set success criteria
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+ 2. **Hypothesize** (10-15 min) - Generate 3+ hypotheses BEFORE testing any
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+ 3. **Test** (time-boxed) - Test cheapest hypothesis first, mark confirmed/eliminated
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+ 4. **Solve** - Fix root cause, verify fix, add regression test
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+ 5. **Prevent** - Analyze why it happened, implement preventive measures
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+
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+ ## Features
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+
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+ | Feature | Description | Guide |
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+ |---------|-------------|-------|
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+ | Problem Boundary | Define what IS vs IS NOT the problem | List symptoms, affected scope, working parts |
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+ | Hypothesis Generation | Create 3+ theories before testing | Include evidence for/against, test cost |
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+ | Prioritized Testing | Test highest-value hypotheses first | Score = evidence x (1/cost) |
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+ | Root Cause Fix | Address underlying cause, not symptoms | Verify fix prevents recurrence |
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+ | Prevention Plan | Stop future occurrences | Code, process, monitoring changes |
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+ | Escalation Criteria | Know when to ask for help | Time-boxed out, all hypotheses eliminated |
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+
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+ ## Common Patterns
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- ### Phase 1: Define (5-10 minutes)
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  ```
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+ # Define Phase
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  BOUNDARY DEFINITION
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- ==================
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  What IS the problem:
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- - [ ] Specific error/behavior observed
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- - [ ] Exact steps to reproduce
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- - [ ] When it started occurring
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- - [ ] Affected scope (users, features, environments)
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+ - Specific error: [error message]
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+ - Steps to reproduce: [steps]
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+ - When started: [date/commit]
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  What is NOT the problem:
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- - [ ] What still works correctly
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- - [ ] Unrelated symptoms
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- - [ ] Red herrings already eliminated
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+ - What still works: [list]
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+ - Red herrings eliminated: [list]
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  Success criteria:
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- - [ ] What does "solved" look like?
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- - [ ] How will we verify the fix?
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- ```
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+ - What does "solved" look like?
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- ### Phase 2: Hypothesize (10-15 minutes)
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- ```
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- HYPOTHESIS GENERATION (minimum 3)
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- ================================
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- H1: [Most likely] ________________________
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- Evidence for: ________________________
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- Evidence against: ____________________
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- Test cost: Low / Medium / High
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-
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- H2: [Second likely] ______________________
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- Evidence for: ________________________
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- Evidence against: ____________________
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- Test cost: Low / Medium / High
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+ # Hypothesize Phase
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+ H1: [Most likely] - Evidence: ___ - Test cost: Low
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+ H2: [Second likely] - Evidence: ___ - Test cost: Medium
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+ H3: [Less likely] - Evidence: ___ - Test cost: High
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- H3: [Unlikely but possible] ______________
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- Evidence for: ________________________
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- Evidence against: ____________________
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- Test cost: Low / Medium / High
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-
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- RULE: Generate hypotheses BEFORE testing any of them.
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- ```
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-
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- ### Phase 3: Test (Time-boxed per hypothesis)
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- ```
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- HYPOTHESIS TESTING ORDER
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- ========================
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- Sort by: (Evidence strength) × (1 / Test cost)
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+ RULE: Generate hypotheses BEFORE testing any.
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+ # Test Phase
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  Test H1: [15 min box]
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- Action: ________________________________
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- Result: CONFIRMED / ELIMINATED / INCONCLUSIVE
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- If inconclusive: Need more data on __________
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- Test H2: [15 min box]
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- Action: ________________________________
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+ Action: ___
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  Result: CONFIRMED / ELIMINATED / INCONCLUSIVE
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- STOP when: Hypothesis confirmed OR all eliminated
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  ```
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- ### Phase 4: Solve (Implementation)
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- ```
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- SOLUTION IMPLEMENTATION
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- =======================
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- Root cause: ______________________________
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- Solution approach: _______________________
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- Implementation checklist:
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- - [ ] Write the fix
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- - [ ] Verify fix addresses root cause (not symptom)
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- - [ ] Check for side effects
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- - [ ] Add test to prevent regression
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- - [ ] Document the issue and solution
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- ```
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- ### Phase 5: Prevent (Post-mortem)
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- ```
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- PREVENTION ANALYSIS
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- ===================
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- Why did this happen?
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- - Immediate cause: _______________________
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- - Contributing factors: __________________
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- - Systemic issues: _______________________
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- How do we prevent recurrence?
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- - [ ] Code changes
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- - [ ] Process changes
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- - [ ] Monitoring/alerting
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- - [ ] Documentation updates
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- ```
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- ## Features
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- ### 1. Root Cause Hypothesis Generator
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- ```javascript
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- // Common hypothesis categories for software issues:
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- const hypothesisCategories = {
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- data: [
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- "Invalid input data",
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- "Data corruption",
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- "Missing required data",
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- "Encoding/format mismatch",
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- "Stale/cached data"
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- ],
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- configuration: [
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- "Environment variable missing",
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- "Config file incorrect",
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- "Feature flag state",
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- "Permission misconfiguration",
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- "Version mismatch"
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- ],
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- timing: [
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- "Race condition",
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- "Timeout too short",
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- "Order of operations",
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- "Async/await issue",
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- "Deadlock"
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- ],
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- resources: [
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- "Memory exhaustion",
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- "Disk space",
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- "Connection pool depleted",
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- "Rate limiting",
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- "CPU throttling"
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- ],
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- external: [
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- "Third-party service down",
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- "Network connectivity",
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- "DNS resolution",
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- "Certificate expiry",
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- "API contract change"
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- ]
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- };
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- ```
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- ### 2. Decision Tree Construction
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- ```
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- START: Error occurs
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- +-- Is it reproducible?
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- | +-- YES: Proceed to isolation
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- | |
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- | +-- NO: Focus on logging/monitoring
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- | |
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- | +-- Add debug logging
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- | +-- Wait for recurrence
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- | +-- Analyze patterns
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- +-- Can you isolate the component?
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- +-- YES: Deep dive that component
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- +-- NO: Binary search approach
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- +-- Disable half the system
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- +-- Does error persist?
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- +-- Narrow down iteratively
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- ```
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+ # Risk Assessment Matrix
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- ```
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- ```
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- INVESTIGATION TIME BOX: 2 hours total
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- Phase 1 (Define): 15 min [■■■□□□□□□□□□]
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- Phase 2 (Hypothesize): 15 min [■■■□□□□□□□□□]
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- Phase 3 (Test): 60 min [■■■■■■■■■■■■]
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- Phase 4 (Solve): 20 min [■■■■□□□□□□□□]
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- ### Stuck on Implementation
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- PROBLEM: Feature works locally but fails in staging
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- - Error: "Connection refused to service X"
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- - Started: After last deployment
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- H2: Network policy blocking connection
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- H3: Service X not deployed to staging
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- ```
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- ```
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- ```
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- ```
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- ```
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+ | Verify root cause, not just symptoms | Fixing symptoms without understanding cause |
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+ | Escalate when time-boxed out | Hero-coding beyond time limits |
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+ | Add regression tests for every fix | Skipping prevention phase |
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- ```
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+ | Feedback Categories | Classify comment types | Blocking > Question > Suggestion > Nitpick |
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+ | Response Templates | Professional reply patterns | Agree, disagree-with-reason, clarify, defer |
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+ | Progress Tracking | Communicate resolution status | Addressed X, Discussing Y, Deferred Z |
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+ ## Review Response Summary
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+ - Addressed: 8 comments
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+ - Pending discussion: 2 comments
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+ - Deferred (follow-up issues): 1 comment
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+ Ready for another look!
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- ## Process
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+ ## Best Practices
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+
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+ | Do | Avoid |
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+ | Read all comments before responding | Reacting immediately/defensively |
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+ | Categorize by priority (blocking first) | Ignoring comments without explanation |
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+ | Respond to every comment | Marking resolved without addressing |
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+ | Be specific - reference commit hashes | Over-explaining simple changes |
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+ | Thank reviewers for insights | Taking feedback personally |
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+ | Ask for clarification when needed | Arguing about preferences endlessly |
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+ | Learn from recurring feedback | Dismissing nitpicks dismissively |
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+ | Re-request review when done | Delaying response to feedback |
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+ ## Related Skills
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- ## Anti-Patterns
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- - Defensive reactions
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- - Ignoring comments
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- - Changing without acknowledgment
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+ - `requesting-code-reviews` - How to request effective reviews
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+ - `finishing-development-branches` - Complete PR preparation
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+ - `verifying-before-completion` - Pre-review verification
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+ - `solving-problems` - Handle tough feedback constructively
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- name: requesting-code-review
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- description: Requesting code reviews. Use when submitting code for review.
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+ description: AI agent requests effective code reviews through proper preparation, clear descriptions, and appropriate reviewer selection. Use when creating PRs, requesting feedback, or submitting for review.
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- # Requesting Code Review Skill
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- ## Before Requesting
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- - [ ] Tests pass
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- - [ ] Self-reviewed
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- - [ ] No debug code
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- - [ ] Docs updated
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+ ## Quick Start
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- ## PR Description
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- ```markdown
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+ 1. **Self-Review** - Review your own diff first, catch obvious issues
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+ 2. **Prepare Code** - Tests pass, no debug code, documentation updated
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+ 3. **Write Description** - Clear summary, changes list, testing info, screenshots
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+ 4. **Select Reviewers** - Match expertise to changes, respect workload
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+ 5. **Time Appropriately** - Early week, morning hours, avoid Fridays
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+ ## Features
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+ | Feature | Description | Guide |
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+ | Self-Review | Catch issues before requesting | Check debug code, TODOs, test coverage |
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+ | PR Description | Guide reviewers effectively | Summary, changes, testing, attention areas |
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+ | Reviewer Selection | Match expertise to needs | Code owner, domain expert, security reviewer |
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+ | PR Sizing | Optimal size for review quality | <400 lines ideal, split larger PRs |
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+ | Timing | When to request reviews | Morning, early week, check availability |
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+ | Reviewer Guidance | Help reviewers focus | Key areas, skip suggestions, questions |
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+ ## Common Patterns
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+ ```
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+ # PR Description Template
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+ Resolves #123
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- - [ ] Unit tests added
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- - [ ] Manual testing done
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+ ### Automated Tests
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+ - [x] Unit tests added/updated
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+ - [x] Integration tests pass
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+ ## Areas Needing Review
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+ - Performance: [specific concern]
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+ ## Checklist
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+ - [x] Self-review completed
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+ - [x] Tests pass locally
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+ - [x] Documentation updated
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+ ```
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+ # PR Size Guide
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+ | Size | Lines | Review Time | Recommendation |
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+ | Small | <100 | 15-30 min | Ideal for quality review |
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+ | Medium | <400 | 30-60 min | Acceptable |
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+ | Large | <800 | 1-2 hours | Consider splitting |
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+ | Too Large | 800+ | 2+ hours | Split required |
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+ # Self-Review Checklist
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+ [ ] No commented-out code
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+ [ ] No hardcoded values (should be config)
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+ [ ] Error handling appropriate
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+ [ ] New code has tests
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+ [ ] Complex logic has comments
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+ [ ] Commit messages clear
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+ [ ] Rebased on latest main
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+ | Do | Avoid |
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+ |----|-------|
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+ | Self-review first | Submitting PRs without testing |
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+ | Keep PRs small (<400 lines) | Creating massive PRs |
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+ | Write clear descriptions | Leaving descriptions empty |
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+ | Highlight key review areas | Expecting reviewers to find everything |
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+ | Choose reviewers wisely | Overloading single reviewers |
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+ | Be responsive to feedback | Ignoring reviewer availability |
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+ | Include screenshots for UI | Rushing reviewers |
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+ | Test thoroughly first | Wasting reviewer time on broken code |
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+ ## Related Skills
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+ - `receiving-code-reviews` - Handle feedback professionally
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+ - `finishing-development-branches` - Complete PR preparation
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+ - `verifying-before-completion` - Pre-submission verification
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+ - `writing-plans` - Plan review-ready deliverables