the-trace-execution-path

Trace request paths across Stave process boundaries from producer to consumer.

3|1|Updated Mar 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sendbird-playground/stave --skill the-trace-execution-path
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Skill: the-trace-execution-path
Source: https://github.com/sendbird-playground/stave/tree/main/skills/the-trace-execution-path
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sendbird-playground/stave --skill the-trace-execution-path

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps engineers understand how a request travels through the Stave architecture by tracing producers, boundaries, and consumers across renderer, preload, IPC, provider runtime, and UI.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Trace end-to-end request paths across multiple process boundaries to identify where data flows and where bottlenecks or misrouting occur.
  • Diagnose cross-boundary issues such as UI triggers to renderers, IPC channels to providers, and final UI replay paths.
  • Use during debugging to map a feature's request from source to final consumer and confirm each cross-boundary step.

Quick Start

Trace a request from its UI trigger through all Stave boundaries to its final consumer.

Frequently Asked Questions about the-trace-execution-path

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I trace an end-to-end execution path across renderer and IPC boundaries?

Tracing end-to-end execution paths involves mapping a request from producer to consumer across Stave boundaries like renderer, preload, and IPC, checking forward and reverse paths to surface breakpoints.

How does cross-boundary request tracing work when debugging UI state replay?

Cross-boundary request tracing works by mapping a feature's request from its UI trigger through IPC channels to the provider runtime, confirming each step to diagnose where bottlenecks or misrouting occur.

What is the best way to debug a request flow from preload to provider runtime?

The best way to debug a request flow is to trace the request from its source to the final consumer, verifying each cross-boundary step from preload to provider runtime to locate misrouting.

When do I need execution path tracing for diagnosing cross-boundary flows?

You need execution path tracing when diagnosing cross-boundary flows like renderer to preload or IPC to provider runtime, specifically when mapping a feature's request from source to final consumer.

Can I use this to trace IPC channels to providers and identify bottlenecks?

Yes, you can trace IPC channels to providers to identify where data flows and where bottlenecks occur, using knowledge of boundary crossings to check forward and reverse paths.