critical-thinking-debug
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Mandatory critical-thinking verification protocol that MUST run every time a coding/developer agent is about to conclude that a bug, failure, or unexpected behavior is caused by something external and NOT by its own code — e.g. "it's a library/framework bug", "the API/third-party service is down or broken", "environment/infra/network/CI issue", "flaky test", "caching", "bad user data", "works on my machine", "known upstream issue", "compiler/interpreter bug". Trigger BEFORE stating any such conclusion to the user, before closing an issue as external, and before adding workarounds premised on an external cause. The protocol spawns at least 3 independent subagents to hunt for bugs in the code and architecture; only if ALL of them return with no findings may the external-cause conclusion be voiced. Also use when the user says «проверь, точно ли это не наш код», «критическое мышление», «не спеши винить библиотеку», or asks to verify a blame-external claim.
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