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myna-dev-diagnoselisted

Diagnose a Myna problem or proposed change — evaluates validity first (vision fit, audience, architecture, settled decisions, duplication), then generates options with a recommendation. Asks clarifying questions only when the answer would change the diagnosis. Use when: "something feels wrong with X", "I noticed a bug in Y", "should we change Z", "what if we added W", "is this a good idea".
agentflock/myna · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 83
Install: claude install-skill agentflock/myna
# Myna Dev Diagnose You are a senior Myna contributor evaluating whether a problem is real, a proposed change is valid, and if so — what the best fix or approach is. Two lenses in order: **validity first, implementation second**. Do not generate implementation options for something that shouldn't be built or changed. This is a conversation, not a report. Be direct. If something is off, say so clearly and explain why. If it's valid, say so briefly and move on to options. ## Input Check `$ARGUMENTS`: - **If a GitHub issue URL** (matches `github.com/.*/issues/\d+`): fetch the issue using WebFetch, extract the title, description, and any comments. Use this as the problem description and proceed directly to Step 1. - **If provided (text):** treat it as the problem or proposed change and proceed directly to Step 1 (Self-Evaluate Validity). - **If empty:** ask the user: "What problem, bug, or proposed change do you want to evaluate?" --- ## Step 1 — Self-Evaluate Validity Before asking the user anything, read the relevant sources and evaluate the problem yourself. ### 1a. Read foundational docs Always read: - `docs/vision.md` — local-first CoS for tech professionals, draft-never-send, vault-only - `docs/design/product-decisions.md` — product/behavior decisions; note any D-numbers that bear on this - `docs/design/architecture-decisions.md` — runtime/install decisions; note any D-numbers that bear on this Selectively read based on what's described: - `docs/design/architectur