event-flow-tracer

To trace causal flows in an event-sourced system, you reconstruct the exact sequence of commands, validations, events, and state mutations from real artifacts. This pinpoints missing events by enforcing deterministic artifact discovery and explicit ordering evidence across ticks.

Debugging unexpected state outcomes in tick-driven projections requires reconstructing ordered flows across subsystems and ticks. Highlighting gaps, stalls, and illegal branches produces a minimal, navigable trace with evidence to isolate the causality issue.

Diagnosing stalls after changing event emission or lifecycle logic involves tracing the causal execution flow from commands to projections. Discovering artifacts via terminal commands and writing helper scripts verifies the correctness of the causal flow.

Yes, you can use scripts to automate trace reconstruction for debugging event sourcing. The tracer writes helper scripts when repetition would slow progress, enforcing scriptable trace reconstruction with output suitable for a structured report.

Yes, event flow tracing works without external dependencies. It relies on deterministic artifact discovery via terminal commands and scriptable trace reconstruction to analyze event-sourced, tick-driven systems directly from your existing codebase.