Debug Pro

**Judgement:** Debug Pro is a strong, high-utility debugging companion for general software development, especially in multi-language environments. It provides a disciplined 7-step protocol plus concrete commands that can significantly improve the consistency and speed of debugging sessions. **Strengths:** - Enforces a systematic flow: reproduce → isolate → hypothesize → instrument → verify → fix → regression test. - Offers practical, real-world commands for Node.js, Python, Swift/LLDB, CSS/layout, networking, and Git. - Encodes common error patterns (e.g., ENOENT, CORS, hydration mismatches, segmentation faults) with likely causes and fixes. - Very easy to use as a checklist or as a live assistant during debugging. **Risks / Limitations:** - Shell and system commands (e.g., networking tools, file permissions, process inspection) must be vetted by the user for their specific OS, environment, and security policy. - Does not directly integrate with tooling; it is a methodology and command reference, not an automated debugger. - Some guidance is generic and may need adaptation for specialized stacks, containerized environments, or restricted production systems. **Recommended Scenarios:** - Day-to-day debugging of web backends, CLIs, and frontend/layout issues across JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and Swift. - Onboarding and coaching junior or mid-level engineers in professional debugging practices. - Structured incident triage and regression analysis when a bug appears after recent code changes. - As a “debugging playbook” embedded into an AI coding assistant workflow, where the user executes and verifies commands/results in their own environment.