research-solutions

To find previously documented solutions before debugging or planning, search the docs/solutions directory to locate relevant past work, extract root causes and steps, and report findings for reuse.

Knowledge reuse in software architecture reviews is the process of searching prior docs and solutions to extract root causes and prevention notes, accelerating planning by leveraging proven approaches.

You extract root cause and solution steps from existing documentation by searching docs/solutions to locate relevant past work, pulling context such as root causes and prevention notes, and summarizing relevance.

Yes, you can use this approach for both debugging and architecture reviews, as it locates relevant prior docs and solutions to save time and reduce duplication of effort across planning tasks.

The best way to prevent duplicate work when fixing recurring bugs is to search docs/solutions for past solutions, extract context such as root causes and steps, and apply those proven approaches.

Yes, you need a docs/solutions directory containing previously documented solutions to search, extract context such as root causes and steps, and report findings for implementation.