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This skill provides a disciplined engineering workflow for troubleshooting technical issues, moving away from 'guess-and-check' patches toward scientific root cause analysis. It guides the debugging process through four mandatory phases: evidence-based investigation, pattern analysis, hypothesis testing, and test-driven implementation. By enforcing the 'Iron Law' of understanding the root cause before proposing any code changes, this skill helps developers solve persistent test failures, production bugs, and architectural flaws more efficiently while preventing the introduction of secondary regressions.