application-log-reader
Skill2 starsChanged 4 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Use this skill whenever a user needs to analyze, parse, trace, or debug application logs from any environment. Trigger when users say things like “read my logs,” “analyze these logs,” “find the error,” “debug this output,” “my app is crashing,” “something failed in production,” “trace this stack trace,” or “help me find the root cause.” Also activate when users paste raw logs, stack traces, crash reports, runtime output, or upload log files from GCP Cloud Run, Docker, Kubernetes, VMs, local machines, or other runtimes. If logs are shared alongside a codebase, use both together. This skill performs deep forensic debugging — not surface scanning. It correlates logs with source code to pinpoint the exact failure origin down to the file, module, function, and execution path, then prescribes precise fixes, likely causes, and remediation steps.
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