What problem does it solve?
Provides a structured, persistent approach to investigating build, runtime, test, and network failures by capturing investigation state in a session file so that hypotheses, traces, and steps can be resumed and shared across environments.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Persistent session snapshots: create and update a session file that records investigation notes, command outputs, and reproduction steps for long-running or intermittent failures.
- Investigation patterns reference: includes curated starting points for build, runtime, test, network, and silent-failure diagnoses to speed hypothesis formation.
- Migration and CLI integration: serves as a deprecated RepoPlanner alias that points to the canonical get-anything-done/debug skill and supports CLI snapshot workflows for project triage.
Quick Start
Run the gad:debug snapshot command for your project to create a persistent investigation session file that you can annotate and resume later.