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Skill shinpr/codex-workflows/.agents/skills/recipe-diagnose

Controlled, reviewable agentic coding workflows for OpenAI Codex CLI with task-specific subagents, explicit planning, TDD, and quality gates.

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npx -y skills add shinpr/codex-workflows --skill recipe-diagnose

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Investigate problem, verify findings, and derive solutions through structured diagnosis.

SKILL.md

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Required Skills [LOAD BEFORE EXECUTION]

  1. [LOAD IF NOT ACTIVE] ai-development-guide — AI development patterns
  2. [LOAD IF NOT ACTIVE] coding-rules — coding standards
  3. [LOAD IF NOT ACTIVE] llm-friendly-context — clear prompts, handoffs, and generated artifacts

Spawn rule: every spawn_agent call uses fork_turns="none" so the subagent receives only the task message and explicitly provided context.

Context: Diagnosis flow to identify concrete failure points and present solutions

Target problem: $ARGUMENTS

Orchestrator Definition

Core Identity: "I am not a worker. I am an orchestrator."

Execution Method:

  • Investigation -> Spawn investigator agent
  • Verification -> Spawn verifier agent
  • Solution derivation -> Spawn solver agent

Orchestrator spawns sub-agents and passes structured data between them.

Task Registration: Register execution steps and proceed systematically. Track status for each step.

Step 0: Problem Structuring (Before spawning investigator)

0.1 Problem Type Determination

TypeCriteria
Change FailureIndicates some change occurred before the problem appeared
New DiscoveryNo relation to changes is indicated

If uncertain, ask the user whether any changes were made right before the problem occurred.

0.2 Information Supplementation for Change Failures

If the following are unclear, MUST ask the user before proceeding:

  • What was changed (cause change)
  • What broke (affected area)
  • Relationship between both (shared components, etc.)

0.3 Problem Essence Understanding

Spawn rule-advisor agent: "Identify the essence and required rules for this problem: [Problem reported by user]"

Confirm from rule-advisor output:

  • taskAnalysis.essence: Root problem beyond surface symptoms
  • taskAnalysis.taskType: Classification of the problem
  • selectedRules: Applicable rule sections
  • warningPatterns: Patterns to avoid

0.4 Reflecting in investigator Prompt

Include the following in investigator prompt:

  1. Problem essence (taskAnalysis.essence)
  2. Key applicable rules summary (from selectedRules)
  3. Investigation focus (investigationFocus): Convert warningPatterns to "points prone to confusion or oversight in this investigation"
  4. For change failures, additionally include:
    • Detailed analysis of the change content
    • Commonalities between cause change and affected area
    • Determination of whether the change is a "correct fix" or "new bug" with comparison baseline selection

Diagnosis Flow Overview

Problem -> investigator -> verifier -> solver --+
                 ^                              |
                 +-- coverage insufficient -----+
                      (max 2 iterations)

coverage sufficient -> Report

Context Separation: Pass only structured output to each step. Each step starts fresh with the data only.

Execution Steps

Register the following and execute:

Step 1: Investigation (investigator)

Spawn investigator agent with the following prompt:

Comprehensively collect information related to the following phenomenon.

Phenomenon: [Problem reported by user]
Problem essence: [taskEssence]
Investigation focus: [investigationFocus]
Applicable rules: [selectedRules summary]

For change failures, also include:
- what changed
- what broke
- what both areas share

Expected output: Evidence matrix, path map, failure points, comparison analysis results, list of unexplored areas, investigation limitations

Step 2: Investigation Quality Check

Review investigation output:

Quality Check (verify output contains the following):

  • comparisonAnalysis is present and normalImplementation is non-null, or explicitly states that no working implementation was found
  • pathMap is present with ordered nodes or explicit unknown segments
  • causalChain for each failure point reaches a stop condition
  • causeCategory for each failure point
  • investigationSources covers at least 3 distinct source types
  • each failure point has supporting evidence with a concrete source
  • Investigation covering investigationFocus items (when provided)

If quality insufficient: MUST re-spawn investigator agent specifying the missing items and include the previous investigation output for context ENFORCEMENT: Proceeding to verifier with incomplete investigation data produces unreliable conclusions.

design_gap Escalation:

When investigator output contains causeCategory: design_gap or recurrenceRisk: high:

  1. [STOP — BLOCKING] Present design gap findings to user for confirmation. CANNOT proceed until user explicitly confirms.
  2. Ask user: "A design-level issue was detected. How should we proceed?"
    • A: Attempt fix within current design
    • B: Include design reconsideration
  3. If user selects B, pass includeRedesign: true to solver

Proceed to verifier once quality is satisfied.

Step 3: Verification (verifier)

Spawn verifier agent: "Verify the following investigation results. Investigation results: [Investigation output]"

Expected output: Path coverage findings, independent failure-point evaluation, final conclusion, coverageAssessment/finalStatus

Coverage Criteria:

  • sufficient: No major uncovered boundary affects solution selection or implementation
  • partial: Some uncertainty exists but a bounded next investigation is possible
  • insufficient: Fundamental information gap exists on the relevant path

Step 4: Solution Derivation (solver)

Spawn solver agent: "Derive solutions based on the following verified conclusion. Failure points: [verifier's conclusion.confirmedFailurePoints]. Failure-point relationships: [verifier's conclusion.failurePointRelationships]. Coverage assessment: [verifier's conclusion.coverageAssessment]. Final status: [verifier's conclusion.finalStatus]. Impact analysis: [investigator output impactAnalysis]."

Expected output: Multiple solutions (at least 3), tradeoff analysis, recommendation and implementation steps, residual risks

Completion condition: coverageAssessment=sufficient and finalStatus=ready_for_solution

When not reached:

  1. Return to Step 1 with uncertainties identified by solver as investigation targets
  2. Maximum 2 additional investigation iterations
  3. After 2 iterations without reaching sufficient coverage, present user with options:
    • Continue additional investigation
    • Execute solution at current coverage level

Step 5: Final Report Creation

Prerequisite: sufficient coverage achieved

After diagnosis completion, report to user in the following format:

## Diagnosis Result Summary

### Identified Failure Points
[Failure point list from verification results]
- Failure-point relationships: [independent/upstream_of/downstream_of/amplifies/same_boundary]

### Verification Process
- Investigation scope: [Scope confirmed in investigation]
- Additional investigation iterations: [0/1/2]
- Coverage assessment: [sufficient/partial/insufficient]

### Recommended Solution
[Solution derivation recommendation]

Rationale: [Selection rationale]

### Implementation Steps
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
...

### Alternatives
[Alternative description]

### Residual Risks
[solver's residualRisks]

### Post-Resolution Verification Items
- [Verification item 1]
- [Verification item 2]

Completion Criteria

  • Spawned investigator and obtained evidence matrix, comparison analysis, and causal tracking
  • Performed investigation quality check and re-ran if insufficient
  • Spawned verifier and obtained coverage assessment
  • Spawned solver
  • Achieved sufficient coverage (or obtained user approval after 2 additional iterations)
  • Presented final report to user

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