invisible-error-detect

What problem does it solve?

Detects "invisible" errors that standard code review and automated checks commonly miss by combining forward code-driven analysis with backward failure-driven reasoning to find logic gaps, runtime triggers, and scenario-specific vulnerabilities before handoff verification completes.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Dual-agent parallel analysis: a forward-facing Error Detector and a backward-facing Failure Finder run independently and results are merged to highlight high-confidence findings.
• Conditional execution and modes: automatic trigger based on git diff size and sensitive paths, a --deep-check override for forced runs, and a --lite mode that simulates both perspectives without spawning agents.
• Structured deduplication and noise filtering: normalizes findings, cross-checks against prior code-review output, applies a 2-of-4 noise gate, produces a fragility map, and emits a prioritized report with PASS/WARN/BLOCK verdicts and revalidation loops.
• Use case: run during handoff-verify on changes to auth, payments, migrations, or schema files to catch runtime triggers and missed failure modes before merging.

Quick Start

Run the invisible-error-detect skill on the current branch to scan recent changes and produce a prioritized invisible error report.