one-pass-debug

Name: one-pass-debug
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Author: apexbusiness-systems

Diagnose code issues through a seven-phase debugging process.

4|Updated Oct 3, 2025

Search Tags:#debugging #programming #deterministic #process #root-cause #one-pass

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npx skills add https://github.com/apexbusiness-systems/APEX-OmniHub --skill one-pass-debug

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Skill: one-pass-debug
Source: https://github.com/apexbusiness-systems/APEX-OmniHub/tree/main/.claude/skills/one-pass-debug
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/apexbusiness-systems/APEX-OmniHub --skill one-pass-debug

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What problem does it solve?

ONE-PASS DEBUG provides a deterministic, zero-iteration debugging workflow that yields a single, proven code fix, removing guesswork and endless looped trials.

Core Features & Use Cases

Phase-driven debugging: Scope Lock, Context Harvest, Root Cause Deduction, Mental Simulation, Pre-Flight, Surgical Execution, and Closure, all enforced as a repeatable process.
Proven outcomes: Delivers a single surgical change with clear validation and rollback considerations.
Cross-stack applicability: Works across frontend, backend, mobile, and infrastructure debugging scenarios, with auditable evidence trails.

Quick Start

To use ONE-PASS DEBUG, provide a bug report or failing test; follow the seven phases to collect evidence, deduce the root cause, mentally simulate the fix, perform a surgical change, and document closure.

Frequently Asked Questions about one-pass-debug

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I fix a bug without trial and error or repeated debugging cycles?▼

A zero-iteration debugging workflow replaces guess-based trials with evidence collection, root-cause deduction, and mental simulation to produce one surgical code change.

What is the best way to perform root-cause deduction for a failing test?▼

Root-cause deduction is best performed by harvesting context, mentally simulating the fix, and executing a surgical change, ensuring reproducibility and safe changes across any stack.

Does this deterministic debugging process work across frontend and backend stacks?▼

Yes, this debugging process works across frontend, backend, mobile, and infrastructure scenarios, applying its seven phases to errors, crashes, and failing tests regardless of the technology stack.

How do I start the one-pass debugging workflow for an unexpected application crash?▼

To start one-pass debugging, provide a bug report or failing test, then follow the sequential phases: scope lock, context harvest, root cause deduction, mental simulation, pre-flight, surgical execution, and closure.

When should I not use a zero-iteration debugging approach?▼

You should avoid zero-iteration debugging when you cannot establish a scope lock or gather sufficient evidence, as the process requires deterministic root-cause deduction rather than exploratory guesswork.