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bisect

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Pinpoint the first bad commit for a reproducible regression in a safe temporary worktree. Use when HEAD is bad, a known revision is good, and one unattended command distinguishes them; handles flaky endpoints and git-bisect skip exit 125.

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1. Freeze the criterion

Confirm the bad endpoint fails and name a good commit or tag. One unattended command decides: exit 0 means good, 1–124 means bad, and 125 means untestable. A missing executable is an infrastructure error.

2. Run in a throwaway worktree

node <this-skill-dir>/scripts/safe-bisect.cjs --good <good-rev> --bad <bad-rev> -- <verify-command> [args...]

The helper repeats each endpoint twice, uses a detached temporary worktree, cleans state, resets bisect, and removes the worktree on every exit path. Use --retries N only for endpoint samples. Make the reproduction deterministic first through /debug.

3. Interpret narrowly

Report the first bad commit, not automatically the root cause. Read its diff and relevant callers; feed /debug, keep the regression test, and run the full verification tier after fixing.

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