Turning a problem into a clear written record is the first step to fixing it. This skill helps you describe what you saw, not guess why it happened. It asks five simple questions one at a time to capture everything needed.
You answer what you saw, how to repeat it, what you expected, your setup, and how serious it is. The skill checks for fuzzy answers and pushes for clear details. It never mixes in guesses about the root cause.
After the report is done, the skill picks a path. If the cause is clear from reading the code, it takes the fast track to fix it right away. If not, it goes to the standard path for a deeper analysis later.
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