investigate

Systematic debugging with root cause analysis works by guiding users through structured phases of investigation, analysis, and implementation to identify the underlying cause of unexpected software behavior rather than just treating symptoms.

To troubleshoot a software error, you can initiate a structured investigation by prompting the system to debug the issue. It then guides you step-by-step through systematic investigation phases to resolve the error.

Yes, you can use Bash and command-line tools for software troubleshooting. The investigation process explicitly supports Bash, Grep, and Glob to execute commands and search files during root cause analysis.

You do not strictly need WebSearch, but it is supported as an allowed tool. You can use WebSearch alongside Bash and file reading tools to find external information while investigating unexpected software behavior.

The best way to investigate unexpected system behavior is to follow a structured debugging approach that systematically moves through targeted investigation, root cause analysis, and resolution implementation using allowed command-line tools.