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Advanced debugger

Skill rafaelghif/antigravity-agents/.agents/skills/advanced-debugger

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npx -y skills add rafaelghif/antigravity-agents --skill advanced-debugger

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Enforces a scientific, methodical approach to debugging across any tech stack.

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Advanced Debugger Skill

Objective

To prevent the agent from blindly guessing solutions or wildly changing code when facing a bug. This skill enforces the "Scientific Debugging Method" using verifiable logging and stack trace analysis.

When to Execute

  • Whenever resolving an issue labeled as a "bug".
  • Whenever a test fails during execution.
  • Whenever a runtime error or unexpected output occurs.

Execution Steps

  1. Hypothesis Formulation:

    • STOP. Do not change the application logic yet.
    • Read the error message or stack trace carefully.
    • Formulate 1-3 hypotheses about what could be causing the issue (e.g., "Null pointer at line X because the API returned empty").
  2. Probe Insertion (Language-Agnostic):

    • Insert temporary logging or debugging probes into the code to verify the hypothesis.
    • Use the appropriate syntax for the language:
      • Python: print(), logging.debug()
      • PHP: var_dump(), error_log()
      • JS/TS: console.log()
      • Java/C#: System.out.println(), Console.WriteLine()
      • Go: fmt.Printf()
  3. Execution & Evidence Gathering:

    • Run the specific file, test, or trigger the endpoint.
    • Collect the output of the probes.
  4. Analysis & Targeted Fix:

    • Did the probe output confirm the hypothesis?
      • Yes: Implement the targeted fix for the logic.
      • No: Remove the old probes, formulate a new hypothesis, and repeat Step 2.
  5. Cleanup:

    • Once the bug is fixed, MUST remove all temporary debugging probes (print, console.log, etc.) before committing the code.

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