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problem-handling

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Problem handling: one evidence-driven pipeline from a reported symptom to a shipped fix — evidence-first intake, root-cause tracing (5 Whys plus RCA tools, falsifiable experiments), cognitive-bias defenses, dual-channel research, severity grading with a P0/P1 restore-first fast path, classify and scope, workaround-vs-permanent-fix decision, TDD fix, verification, and a blameless close with known-error capture plus a 3-strikes design escalation. Use when a problem, bug, error, UX complaint, or behavior gap is reported, before jumping to a fix. NOT for: a pure code bug whose root cause is all you need — reproduce, isolate, fix; designing the standing configuration of a system that repeatedly calls an external service (provider choice, routing order, quota and budget, the provider-shaped failure classes) — that is configuration work, not incident triage. No skill name implied: the boundary is the task.

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