Prevents redundant troubleshooting by integrating a persistent, searchable memory system for software bugs and resolutions.
Debugging Memory is a high-performance skill for Claude Code that implements a 'never solve the same bug twice' philosophy. It transforms Claude from a stateless assistant into a context-aware debugger that maintains a local repository of past incidents. Before investigating any issue, the skill automatically searches its memory for high-confidence matches from previous sessions. For new problems, it provides a rigorous five-step debugging framework—Reproduce, Isolate, Diagnose, Fix, and Verify—coupled with parallel domain assessments that can simultaneously analyze database, frontend, API, and performance bottlenecks. By documenting every fix in a structured JSON format, it builds a project-specific knowledge base that improves in accuracy through pattern recognition and trace integration.