tech-diagnosis-exercise

What problem does it solve?

This Skill converts real debugging sessions and git commit pairs into structured, teachable diagnosis exercises so engineers and instructors can turn fixes into learning material that emphasizes systems thinking and troubleshooting patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Symptom to Exercise: Transform a before/after commit pair and a user problem description into a reproducible symptom narrative and starting question.
• Layered Technical Anatomy: Produce a layer-by-layer map showing what changed, what didn't, and why—highlighting the negative space for learning.
• Anatomical Fix & Practice: Include actual code snippets from the after commit, line-by-line explanations, diagnostic questions, and a practice exercise for skill transfer.
• Use Case: An engineering mentor creates a lesson from a bug fix (local success vs. deployed failure) to teach proxy handling, config issues, or dependency regressions.

Quick Start

Create a diagnosis exercise comparing commits abc123 and def456 describing the observed symptom, environment context, and desired learner level.