diagnose

name	diagnose
description	ALWAYS invoke this skill when diagnosing the health of a spec-tree or spx environment, when checking whether the SessionStart hook fired for the current session, or when troubleshooting a missing session identity, worktree claim, or unreachable spx CLI. NEVER guess why session state is missing without running these checks first.
allowed-tools	Bash(spx diagnose:*)

A deterministic environment-diagnostics report from spx diagnose, run with the plugin-shipped manifest, relayed with remediation judgment for every non-healthy verdict.

1. Run spx diagnose --manifest "${SKILL_DIR}/manifest.json" --format json.
2. Preserve stdout, stderr, and the exit code exactly. Session identifiers, version strings, paths, verdict names, and status values are identity values; report them verbatim.
3. Relay the spx diagnose report without reclassifying any check and without recomputing the overall verdict.
4. When the report's overall verdict is non-healthy, add remediation judgment grounded only in the report's per-check verdicts, readings, and remediation fields.
5. When the command cannot start, the diagnose subcommand is missing, the manifest is rejected, or the exit code is nonzero before a report is emitted, report stdout, stderr, and the exit code verbatim, then direct the user to install or update @outcomeeng/spx to the floor declared in the manifest.

• NEVER classify environment readings in this skill body. Classification lives in spx diagnose.
• NEVER fold per-check verdicts into an overall verdict in this skill body. The overall verdict is spx diagnose output.
• NEVER edit the manifest at runtime or substitute values into the command by hand. The build renders the manifest before the plugin ships.
• ALWAYS pass the manifest by path from the installed skill directory.
• ALWAYS keep identity values verbatim, including session IDs, version strings, paths, marketplace names, plugin names, and status values.

The manifest is ${SKILL_DIR}/manifest.json. It declares the spx version floor, marketplace identity, expected plugin set, and diagnostic check set that the installed plugin asks spx diagnose to evaluate.

<success_criteria>

• spx diagnose --manifest "${SKILL_DIR}/manifest.json" --format json ran, or its startup failure was reported verbatim.
• The deterministic report was relayed without rewriting check verdicts, readings, or the overall verdict.
• Every non-healthy verdict in the report received remediation judgment grounded in the report.
• The skill body contains no check classification table and no overall-verdict fold.

</success_criteria>