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debug-enhancement-framework

Adds structured JSON logging, error classification, retry with exponential backoff and full jitter, circuit breaking, performance profiling, state capture, and auto-healing to any skill or script, in Python and Bash. Use when a skill or agent needs debugging, error recovery, resilience against flaky network or rate-limited calls, thundering-herd-safe retries, crash diagnostics, performance profiling, memory monitoring, or a reproduce-diagnose-fix-verify workflow for an existing bug.

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Functional categoryDevOps, Cloud & Observabilityautomatically inferred · 73% rule confidence
Package forminstruction with code10 recorded files
Canonical sourceClawHub registryclawhub:orionshaowswmw:debug-enhancement-framework
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Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+claude-code-docs-2026-08-13 · 9/6/2026.claude/skills/debug-enhancement-framework

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

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Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+codex-docs-2026-08-13 · 9/6/2026.agents/skills/debug-enhancement-framework

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

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Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+openclaw-docs-2026-08-13 · 9/6/2026skills/debug-enhancement-framework

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

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0.1.3
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1.0.3
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Package content hashsha256:584ee12c6107a56949b1a768e136abdab3c50dba2a0417b10ad4a56e5d673001
Show up to 10 recorded paths
  • _meta.json
  • debug_enhancement/__init__.py
  • README.md
  • scripts/debugger.py
  • scripts/debugger.sh
  • scripts/recovery.py
  • skill-card.md
  • SKILL.md
  • tests/test_debugger.py
  • tests/test_documented_api.py

Source changelog

v2.1.4 — safety gates enforced inside the library, not just the CLI. The v2.1.3 scan reported recovery functions that could delete or replace arbitrary writable files without the documented gate; correct and reproduced. cleanup_temp_files(dry_run=False), recreate_directory() (which rmtrees a directory) and rollback_to_backup() (which removes a target and copies over it) all acted with the gate shut when called directly as Python, because the check lived only in the CLI. Each now checks DEBUG_FRAMEWORK_ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE itself and returns a *_refused result; four tests cover the closed gate and one confirms the action still works when open. Completes v2.1.x: real frontmatter, working documented imports, five implemented helpers, a circuit breaker that actually functions, with_healing NameError fixed, retry jitter, caller EXIT trap preserved, honest exit codes, JSON stdout, no silent egre…