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Check the latest game log for evidence of a specific issue described by the user.
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Debug a bug using the user's description and the match log file from the most recent game.
Audit cards for data accuracy and engine correctness. Supports single-card audit (compare against UESP wiki, verify engine ops/targets/families, report PASS or NEEDS_FIX) or full-catalog batch audit with progress tracking.
Investigate and fix a card whose in-game effect is not working as described.
Add a reusable UI pattern to the catalog. Use when a new UI feature has been built and should be documented for future reuse — e.g. "add this animation pattern", "catalog this UI flow". Takes a description of the pattern and the relevant files.
Find a reusable UI pattern from the catalog given a description of what you need. Use when implementing a new card or mechanic and you want to check if an existing UI pattern applies — e.g. "I need an arrow from one creature to another", "show damage after an animation", "defer an effect until a visual plays".
Configure a test match scenario for manual gameplay testing. Use when user wants to test a card, mechanic, keyword, or interaction in-game — e.g. "test veteran", "set up a match with treasure hunt cards", "I want to try Consume". Creates a JSON config in data/test_match_configs/ so the user can press ? on the Match button to pick and launch it.
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| description | Check the latest game log for evidence of a specific issue described by the user. |
Check the latest game log for evidence of a specific issue described by the user.
$ARGUMENTS — Either a specific issue to investigate (e.g., "Morkul Gatekeeper didn't use its summon effect", "Guard was ignored", "creature had wrong stats after buff") or a general request like "summarise the last game".
If the request is a general summary (no specific bug), skip Steps 2-4 and instead provide: match duration (turns), key plays per player, board swings, final state, and any warnings logged. Keep it concise.
Read game_log.txt from the project root. It may be large — read it in chunks using offset/limit (500 lines at a time). Read the entire file; do not skip sections.
Based on the user's description, search the log for relevant evidence. Use the log format to guide your search:
[BOARD] — Board state snapshots at the start of each turn, showing creature stats and HP[PLAY] — A card was played from hand[SUMMON] — A creature entered a lane[TRIGGER] — An effect fired (shows family, effect op, and target)[DAMAGE] — Damage was dealt (shows source, target, amount)[DEATH] — A creature was destroyed[DRAW] — A card was drawn[RUNE] — A rune was broken[PROPHECY] — A prophecy window opened[MAGICKA] — A player gained or spent magicka>> WARNING: MISSING EFFECT — A card's effect_ids are not covered by triggered_abilities[TRIGGER] line followed for an expected effect[TRIGGER] fired but targeted the wrong thing[BOARD] snapshots that don't add up given prior eventsPresent your findings concisely:
Relevant log lines — Quote the specific lines that show the issue (or the absence of expected lines). Include surrounding context so the user can understand the sequence of events.
Analysis — Explain what the log shows happened vs what should have happened, based on the user's description.
Verdict — State clearly whether the log confirms the reported issue or not. If the evidence is ambiguous, say so and explain why.
If the log confirms a bug with a specific card's effect (wrong trigger, wrong target, wrong values), invoke the /fix-card-effect skill with the card name and a summary of what went wrong (derived from your analysis above).
If the bug is a system-level issue (e.g., missing win condition check, incorrect turn sequencing, broken rune logic) rather than a card-specific effect, investigate and fix the relevant engine code directly instead of using /fix-card-effect.