debuglisted

Interactive runtime-evidence debugger for ANY language (frontend, backend, CLI, worker, mobile, shell). USE THIS (instead of adding a print/console.log and asking the user to eyeball it) when about to: "add a log and ask user to check", "open DevTools and tell me what you see", "reproduce the bug and share the output", "check the console/terminal output". Triggers: "debug this", "fix this bug", "why isn't this working", "investigate this issue", "trace the problem", "value is null/undefined", "request returns wrong data", "handler never runs", "UI not updating", "panic/exception thrown". Runs a localhost log server, instruments code, asks YOU to reproduce, reads logs directly (no copy-paste), then interactively confirms with you whether the bug is fixed before cleaning up.
Myra-Agents/skills · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 72

Install: claude install-skill Myra-Agents/skills

# Debug — Interactive Runtime-Evidence Debugging (any language) Fix bugs with **runtime evidence**, not guesses. You stay in the loop: ``` Don't guess → Hypothesize → Instrument → [ask you to Reproduce] → Analyze → Fix → [ask you: fixed?] → Verify ``` This skill runs on the **main thread**, so it can ask you questions directly (via `AskUserQuestion`) at the two human-in-the-loop gates: **reproduce** and **is it fixed?**. The mechanism is language-agnostic: a localhost HTTP log server receives NDJSON from instrumented code — browser, Go/Rust/Python/Node service, CLI, shell via `curl` — and the logs are read directly from a file. ## Hard rules 1. **Never fix without runtime evidence.** Get values from a real run first. 2. **Never guess.** Unsure ⇒ add more instrumentation and reproduce again. 3. **Never ask the user to copy-paste console output.** Capture server-side, `cat` the log file. 4. **Never remove instrumentation before the user confirms the fix.** Keep `#region debug` blocks until verified. 5. **Tag every log with the hypothesis it tests.** ## Locate the bundled scripts ```bash # Searches common install locations across agents, then the cwd as fallback. # -L follows symlinks (e.g. a global ~/.claude/skills/debug → repo checkout). SCRIPTS="$(dirname "$(find -L \ ~/.claude/skills/debug .claude/skills/debug \ ~/.config/opencode/skill/debug ~/.codex/skills/debug ~/.cursor/skills/debug . \ -path '*debug/scripts/debug_server.js' 2>/dev/null | head -1)")" ``` ##