Параллельная отладка методом конкурирующих гипотез

★ 8.5 · testing

parallel-debugging is a Claude Code skill that debugs complex issues using the Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH) methodology with parallel agent investigation, evidence collection, and root cause arbitration. It generates hypotheses across six failure mode categories — logic errors, data issues, state problems, integration failures, resource issues, and environment differences — then evaluates each against a three-tier confidence scale (high, medium, low) with mandatory file:line citations. The arbitration protocol classifies results as confirmed, plausible, falsified, or inconclusive, ranks competing confirmed hypotheses, and validates the proposed fix against a structured checklist. Best suited for bugs with multiple plausible root causes, issues spanning several modules, or cases where previous debugging attempts have stalled and systematic analysis is needed to avoid confirmation bias.