feat(skills): replace curated systematic-debugging with native cross-cutting discipline#108
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…cutting discipline Reframe systematic-debugging from a Stage 4 pipeline skill to a cross-cutting discipline alongside ground and third-force. All three share the same cognitive shape: interrupt the default impulse with structured investigation before acting. The native skill preserves the load-bearing patterns from obra/superpowers (Iron Law, 5-step Investigation Move, 3-fix escalation rule, anti-rationalization patterns) while removing overlap with test-first (test creation) and verification-before-completion (fix verification). Pipeline integration: - using-groundwork: new "Root cause before fixes" integration principle - WORKFLOW.md: Root-Cause Investigation Thread with handoff rules - pipeline-contract.md: handoff contracts, anti-divergence rule, checklist item - agents.toml/skills.toml: point to pentaxis93/groundwork Refs #93 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I did not identify any actionable correctness, reliability, or maintainability defects introduced by this diff. The changes are consistent documentation and dependency-source updates for Raw outputs: codex-review.md, codex-review.jsonl |
README.md: systematic-debugging is now cross-cutting, not Execution stage. ARCHITECTURE.md: only subagent orchestration remains upstream from superpowers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
systematic-debuggingskill fromobra/superpowerswith a groundwork-native cross-cutting disciplineground(first-principles on creation) andthird-force(structural resolution on friction)test-firstandverification-before-completionChanges
New files:
skills/systematic-debugging/SKILL.md— native skill with 5-step Investigation Move (Stop, Read, Reproduce, Trace, Hypothesize), 3-fix escalation rule, recognition patterns, corruption modes, bidirectional cross-referencesskills/systematic-debugging/references/defense-in-depth.md— migrated companion file, generalized to language-agnosticskills/systematic-debugging/LICENSE-UPSTREAM— upstream attribution for obra/superpowersPipeline integration:
skills/using-groundwork/SKILL.md— new "Root cause before fixes" integration principle; systematic-debugging removed from Stage 4 inline listingWORKFLOW.md— Root-Cause Investigation Thread with 3 handoff rules (→ test-first, → ground, → third-force); Stage 4 entry annotated as cross-cuttingdocs/architecture/pipeline-contract.md— 2 handoff contracts, anti-divergence rule Regenerate issue-craft skill around its fundamental exigence #9, compliance checklist itemDependency management:
agents.toml— pointed topentaxis93/groundworkskills/skills.toml— pointed topentaxis93/groundworkIssue(s)
Closes #93
Test plan
sk sync --skill-target name --non-interactiveafter merge — skill installs from GitHub