diagnose

Redirects the /diagnose command to the renamed diagnosing-bugs skill.

Updated Apr 16, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/damoke012/eks_code --skill diagnose-damoke012
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: diagnose
Source: https://github.com/damoke012/eks_code/tree/main/.claude-env/skills/diagnose
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/damoke012/eks_code --skill diagnose-damoke012

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? The upstream skill formerly known as diagnose was renamed to diagnosing-bugs, which would break any workflow or habit relying on the old /diagnose command. This alias keeps the legacy entry point working so the command never fails. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Backward Compatibility: Preserves the /diagnose command after the upstream rename to diagnosing-bugs. - Transparent Delegation: Instructs the agent to invoke the diagnosing-bugs skill and follow it exactly, holding no procedure of its own. - Use Case: A user types /diagnose or asks to diagnose a crashloop, failing pipeline, or performance regression, and the request is routed to the current diagnosing-bugs skill without error. ## Quick Start Type /diagnose or ask the assistant to diagnose a bug, and it will invoke the diagnosing-bugs skill on your behalf.

Frequently Asked Questions about diagnose

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I diagnose a bug with the /diagnose command?▼

Type /diagnose or ask the assistant to diagnose a bug, crashloop, failing pipeline, or performance regression. The command delegates to the diagnosing-bugs skill, which contains the actual diagnostic procedure.

What happened to the diagnose skill after the rename?▼

The diagnose skill was renamed to diagnosing-bugs in the upstream mattpocock/skills repository at commit 47bde84. The old name is kept as an alias so /diagnose never fails.

Does the diagnose alias contain its own debugging procedure?▼

No, the alias holds no procedure of its own. It instructs the agent to invoke the diagnosing-bugs skill and follow it exactly, so all diagnostic logic lives in that skill.

Why does /diagnose not work if diagnosing-bugs is missing?▼

The alias only redirects to the diagnosing-bugs skill and contains no fallback logic. If that target skill is not installed, the delegation has nothing to invoke and the diagnosis cannot proceed.