myna-dev-diagnose

To diagnose Myna issues, provide the problem description or issue URL. The system reads relevant sources and skill files, evaluates problem validity, and returns a concise diagnosis with 2–4 implementation options and a recommendation.

Evaluating a reported Myna problem involves consulting foundational sources and actual skill files. The system self-evaluates problem validity by checking alignment with local-first principles, safety constraints, and settled decisions highlighted in design docs.

Getting implementation options for Myna issues requires providing the problem description. The system analyzes relevant sources and generates 2–4 actionable implementation options with a concise recommendation to guide fixes.

You do not need to provide additional context upfront. The system asks targeted clarifying questions only when the answer would directly change the diagnosis, otherwise it reads relevant sources and returns recommended options.

Proposed Myna changes need to align with local-first principles because the system prioritizes them as core safety constraints. It checks your proposal against these principles and any settled decisions in the design docs during diagnosis.