Linux Troubleshooting

This is a structured diagnostic workflow that walks you through troubleshooting Linux systems in phases, from initial assessment through resource analysis, process investigation, log analysis, network diagnostics, and service troubleshooting. Each phase suggests specific Claude skills to invoke (like bash-linux, performance-engineer, error-detective) along with the actual commands you'd run and prompts to copy-paste. It's useful when you're staring at a broken server and need a systematic approach rather than randomly running commands. The workflow assumes you're coordinating multiple skills together, so it's more of a playbook than a standalone solver. Works best when you actually have access to the system and can run the suggested commands, not for theoretical debugging.