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debugsk

v0.0.6

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Debug investigation CLI: server + skill management for Claude Code and Codex hypothesis-driven workflows.

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debugsk

Debug investigation CLI (server + skill management for Claude Code and Codex) for hypothesis-driven workflows.

Usage

Start the local log server in background and print JSON connection info:

npx debugsk@latest server start --json

The server responds to CORS preflight (OPTIONS), so the default JSON snippet works across origins.

Stop:

npx debugsk@latest server stop --json

Status:

npx debugsk@latest server status --json

Claude Code Skill

Install the skill directly to ~/.claude/skills/:

npx debugsk@latest claude install -u
npx debugsk@latest claude update -u
npx debugsk@latest claude remove -u

Default install target is ./.claude/skills (current directory). Use -u to install to ~/.claude/skills.

Warning: Skills installed via npx take priority over plugin-installed skills. If you have both the plugin and a npx-installed skill, the npx-installed version will be used. To revert to the plugin version, run npx debugsk@latest claude remove.

Codex Skill

Install the skill to ~/.codex/skills/:

npx debugsk@latest codex install -u
npx debugsk@latest codex update -u
npx debugsk@latest codex remove -u

Default install target is ./.codex/skills (current directory). Use -u to install to ~/.codex/skills. If ./.codex does not exist, debugsk will ask before creating it.