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mellions-deep-researchlisted

Load this before deciding anything the evidence at hand cannot settle — a work item's premise, a root cause, a remedy's mechanism, another session's or a subagent's claim, a provider's behaviour, what production actually does, which document has authority — and before publishing a claim about a file, run or record you have not opened. Triggers — "is this still true", "what does the code actually do", "the issue says", "the doc says", "the session says", "find out", "investigate", "establish", "where is the evidence". Not for deciding what to do with what you found (mellions-reasoning), proving a fix holds (mellions-falsification) or a full defect audit (mellions-bug-audit).
LetA-Tech/mellions-coxen · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 67
Install: claude install-skill LetA-Tech/mellions-coxen
<!-- Mellions Engineer | LetA Tech Ltd. | leta@letatech.ca --> # Establishing what is true Research is input, never the answer. The goal is not the most evidence but the smallest sufficiently complete picture of reality a decision can stand on; how far to go follows the stakes and the contradictions. ## Start from the question Name what has to be true for the intended action to be right. That question chooses the sources; a fixed list does not. "Is the defect still there at HEAD" wants the code and a reproduction; "why does production do this" wants runtime evidence. ## What exists Kinds, not a checklist — reach for what the question needs: - **the artifact, run and observed** — source, configuration, schema and infrastructure at a named commit; the build, the tests, a reproduction, a mutation; logs, metrics, traces, persisted state, captured requests, and production where it is reachable within what is delegated; - **history and the tracker** — `git log` and `blame`, prior fixes to the path, the issue and its comments, related pull requests: accounts, with the code as the referee; - **governing documents** — intent, architecture, contracts, specifications, and the repository's own statement of which has authority; - **the sibling repository** when cause or consequence crosses a boundary, pinned at its own commit; - **other sessions' records** — assignments, handoffs, shift streams: what they concluded and what they actually ran, which differ; - **outsi