silver-forensics

To investigate a session failure, the skill reads session logs, planning artifacts, and git history to classify the failure and guide evidence gathering. It produces a structured post-mortem report with a clear root-cause conclusion and remediation steps.

The best way to generate a post-mortem report for an abandoned session is to run an automated triage that analyzes session evidence. It writes a structured, redacted report under docs/silver-forensics with remediation recommendations.

Yes, you can use automated triage for root-cause analysis on mid-session stalls. The skill applies to completed, abandoned, or mid-session incidents, reading available logs and git history to determine the root cause.

Yes, session forensics works with git history and planning artifacts. It reads these sources alongside session logs to classify outcomes and ensure traceable, redacted reporting for root-cause investigations.

Post-mortem reports for verification failures are saved in a structured format under the docs/silver-forensics directory. The investigation classifies the failure and outputs a redacted report containing remediation steps.