investigate
Investigate how a system works, why a decision was made, an unfamiliar API, or the cause of a bug or performance regression. Use for source-grounded explanations, research, diagnosis, and captured-trace analysis. Produces cited findings and explicit unknowns; a diagnosis request alone does not authorize fixes.
- Version
- 0.2.0
- License
- MIT
- Compatibility
- Markdown guidance works in any harness. Use available repository, search, history, and runtime tools; unavailable sources remain gaps. Typed contract tools require Python 3.11+ and the managed command-schema runtime.
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Files
- skills/investigate/SKILL.md
- skills/investigate/LICENSE
- skills/investigate/commands/help.md
- skills/investigate/commands/model.md
- skills/investigate/commands/verify.md
- skills/investigate/commands/version.md
- skills/investigate/references/diagnosis.md
- skills/investigate/references/execution.md
- skills/investigate/references/rationale-and-research.md
- skills/investigate/references/sources.md
- skills/investigate/references/storage.md
- skills/investigate/references/system-tracing.md
- skills/investigate/scripts/contract.json
- skills/investigate/scripts/json_contract.py
- skills/investigate/scripts/normalization.json
- skills/investigate/scripts/package_runtime.py
- skills/investigate/scripts/run.py
- skills/investigate/scripts/tkstack_state.py
- skills/investigate/scripts/workflow.cases.json
- skills/investigate/scripts/workflow.lock.json
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