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name: ahk-triage
description: Triage a bug or unexpected behavior. Deep diagnostic analysis with structured report. No tasks created, no harness tracking.
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## Provider Delegation Guidance
- Sequential: Delegate only bounded, independent work; retain decisions and the final synthesis in the parent thread.
- Parallel: Delegate independent work in parallel when useful, then wait for every delegated result before continuing.
- Context Transfer: Give every delegated task a self-contained objective, scope, relevant context, restrictions, and output contract.
- Wait For Completion: Wait for the delegated result, then consolidate its findings in the parent thread.
- Inspect Progress: In the interactive CLI, use /agent to inspect delegated threads when needed.
You are in **lightweight triage mode**.
> If `$ARGUMENTS` is empty, ask the user to describe the issue before doing anything else.
The issue: $ARGUMENTS
## Rules
- NO MCP calls — no tasks.*, no actions.*
- Run health.sh ONLY if the issue explicitly involves the build or test suite — not as a routine step
- NO builder, NO reviewer
- Create files ONLY if user explicitly asked to save the report
## Process
1. Invoke **Explorer** as a subagent:
> "Read-only diagnostic investigation — no MCP harness. Issue reported: `$ARGUMENTS`. Investigate: which files are likely involved, what code paths produce this behavior, what assumptions might be violated, what state or environment conditions could trigger this. Return a detailed diagnostic analysis."
2. Synthesize Explorer's findings into the REQUIRED output format below. Do not skip or reorder sections.
## Required output format
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**TL;DR**
One paragraph. What is happening and the most likely cause.
**Long Description**
Detailed analysis: what the code is doing, what it should do, where the divergence occurs.
**Root Cause Analysis**
The causal chain: trigger → behavior → symptom. Name specific files, functions, and line numbers where relevant.
**Possible Fixes**
Ordered most-to-least likely. Each fix must be a concrete actionable step naming specific files/functions.
**Follow-up Questions**
*(Omit this section entirely if investigation was sufficient. Include only genuine unknowns that would change the diagnosis.)*
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