Bug Hunt

A structured four-phase investigation workflow that forces you to find root causes instead of patching symptoms. It runs git archaeology to pinpoint when bugs were introduced, uses task tools to trace execution paths, and enforces hypothesis testing one change at a time. The audit mode is interesting: it sweeps codebases proactively for resource leaks, concurrency bugs, and edge cases before they bite. After three failed hypotheses, it escalates to architecture review instead of letting you flail. The hard constraint on single-hypothesis testing will feel slow at first, but it prevents the usual scatter-shot debugging that wastes hours. Ships with references for deadlock triage and multi-pass sweeps.