Use this meta-skill instead of answering directly when the user gives a stack trace, traceback, runtime error, or failing log that benefits from multi-skill orchestration across trace parsing, repo/history inspection, patch-target analysis, reproduction guidance, and verification commands.
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A combinator-style meta-skill that converts a pasted stack trace into a structured root-cause report. It now classifies Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, or unknown traces before running the investigation. After parsing the trace once, heterogeneous investigations run in parallel:
grep_repo — ripgrep for the symbols in the current reposearch_issues — gh issue list for similar reported problemsgit_history — recent commits touching the affected filesdiff_context — git-diff skill for current worktree contexthistory_patterns — history-explorer skill for prior skill/router
usage patternsmemory_recall — prior incidents stored under the traceback topiclanguage_probe — routed to the language-specific helper skill
(stack-trace-python-probe, stack-trace-js-probe,
stack-trace-go-probe, stack-trace-rust-probe, or generic fallback)The root_cause and repro_suggestion steps fan the signals into a
hypothesis, concrete fix targets, and verification commands. The final summary
labels degraded evidence sources explicitly before persisting the incident.
Fire by saying investigate stack trace or one of the localized triggers
listed in the frontmatter, with the traceback pasted into the same turn.
If any leaf step fails, the orchestrator surfaces partial outputs in
step_outputs. Operator should manually run rg <symbols>,
gh issue list --search, git log, and memory search and
synthesize the report by hand.
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