Worked on these for a while to get debugging enhanced, since I work with JS most of all, this is my baby - these skills. When you ask an AI to “find bugs,” it does what anyone would without a process: scan for whatever catches its eye, report guesses alongside real problems, and miss entire categories of issues. Our debug skills replace that guesswork with a structured inspection protocol. Every potential bug must be proven real before it’s reported, severity-ranked, and documented with evidence. The AI systematically works through defined categories, from logic errors to security vulnerabilities, so nothing gets skipped. The result is fewer false alarms, fewer missed defects, and a clear, actionable report instead of a vague list of “this might be a problem.” It’s the difference between asking a friend to eyeball your house and hiring an inspector with a checklist and a license. https://github.com/Alex-R-A/claude-debug-skills submitted by /u/texasguy911
Originally posted by u/texasguy911 on r/ClaudeCode
