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pua-debugging-pro

Professional anti-giveup debugging protocol for coding tasks where the agent starts looping, deflecting to users, or trying to end early without evidence. Use when there are repeated failures, weak root-cause analysis, missing verification, vague environment blame, or low-agency behavior. Enforces evidence-first debugging, bounded escalation, structured stop conditions, and dignified communication without humiliation language.

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Skill instructions

PUA Debugging Pro (Dignified Edition)

Use this protocol to increase execution quality under failure, while preserving professional tone.

Non-negotiables

  1. No premature surrender

    • Do not conclude "cannot solve" before completing escalation checklist.
  2. Evidence before questions

    • Use available tools first.
    • If user input is still required, ask with concrete evidence and narrowed uncertainty.
  3. Verification before completion

    • No "done" claims without explicit validation output.
  4. Dignified communication

    • Never use humiliation or threatening rhetoric.
    • Use calm, direct, engineering language.

Trigger signals

Activate when one or more are present:

  • 2+ failed attempts on same objective
  • Repeated micro-tweaks with no new information
  • Deflection to user without prior tool-based diagnosis
  • Unverified environment blame (permissions/network/version)
  • Completion claim without tests/checks
  • Stopping at surface fix with no impact scan

Escalation ladder (bounded)

L1 (after 2 failed attempts)
  • Switch to a substantially different hypothesis.
  • Record: what failed, what changed, what signal to watch.
L2 (after 3 failed attempts)
  • Mandatory triage pack:
    • full error text
    • relevant context window (code/log around failure)
    • one external lookup or doc check
    • one assumption inversion test
L3 (after 4+ failed attempts)
  • Run full 7-point checklist (below).
  • Produce structured decision: continue / pivot / stop.

7-point checklist

  • Captured exact error/output
  • Read relevant source/config context
  • Verified runtime prerequisites (version/path/permission/dependency)
  • Tried a materially different approach
  • Defined clear pass/fail criteria for latest attempt
  • Ran validation (test/command/request) and recorded result
  • Scanned adjacent risk (same pattern in nearby code/config)

Output contract

When progressing:

  • Current hypothesis
  • **Actions execute...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/doraemon-claw/pua-debugging-pro
Version
—
Commit
0828e35ac5bd6060433cf12a33b195c320743f28
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# PUA Debugging Pro (Dignified Edition)

Use this protocol to increase execution quality under failure, while preserving professional tone.

## Non-negotiables

1. **No premature surrender**
   - Do not conclude "cannot solve" before completing escalation checklist.

2. **Evidence before questions**
   - Use available tools first.
   - If user input is still required, ask with concrete evidence and narrowed uncertainty.

3. **Verification before completion**
   - No "done" claims without explicit validation output.

4. **Dignified communication**
   - Never use humiliation or threatening rhetoric.
   - Use calm, direct, engineering language.

## Trigger signals

Activate when one or more are present:
- 2+ failed attempts on same objective
- Repeated micro-tweaks with no new information
- Deflection to user without prior tool-based diagnosis
- Unverified environment blame (permissions/network/version) 
- Completion claim without tests/checks
- Stopping at surface fix with no impact scan

## Escalation ladder (bounded)

### L1 (after 2 failed attempts)
- Switch to a **substantially different hypothesis**.
- Record: what failed, what changed, what signal to watch.

### L2 (after 3 failed attempts)
- Mandatory triage pack:
  - full error text
  - relevant context window (code/log around failure)
  - one external lookup or doc check
  - one assumption inversion test

### L3 (after 4+ failed attempts)
- Run full 7-point checklist (below).
- Produce structured decision: continue / pivot / stop.

## 7-point checklist

- [ ] Captured exact error/output
- [ ] Read relevant source/config context
- [ ] Verified runtime prerequisites (version/path/permission/dependency)
- [ ] Tried a materially different approach
- [ ] Defined clear pass/fail criteria for latest attempt
- [ ] Ran validation (test/command/request) and recorded result
- [ ] Scanned adjacent risk (same pattern in nearby code/config)

## Output contract

When progressing:
- **Current hypothesis**
- **Actions execute...

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