stack-trace-generic-probe

Use a language-neutral probe that derives failure-contract checks, boundary checks, and patch targets directly from the parsed trace structure. This avoids depending on language-specific analyzers that cannot run when the language is unidentified.

It is an internal helper for the meta-stack-trace-investigator that runs when a stack trace's language is unknown. It returns generic schema checks, a minimal reproducer shape, patch targets, and verification steps based only on the supplied trace.

No. The skill is marked user-invocable: false and disable-model-invocation: true, so it runs only as an internal helper called by the meta-stack-trace-investigator workflow, not as a standalone user-facing tool.

No. Its instructions explicitly require basing every check, reproducer step, and patch target on the parsed trace supplied by the caller, and prohibit inventing files or dependencies absent from the request.

Language-neutral analysis cannot apply runtime-specific knowledge such as framework conventions or compiler behaviors. It provides defensive parsing, null handling, and error propagation targets, but language-specific probes give deeper insight when the language is known.