MANDATORY - Execute before ANY diagnostic recommendations. Enforces evidence-based equipment fault diagnosis with full traceability to technical manuals and verified sources. Creates comprehensive diagnostic roadmaps with failure analysis, inspection procedures, standard values, troubleshooting flowcharts, and technical diagrams. Use when equipment fault diagnosis is requested, troubleshooting is needed, maintenance planning is required, or ANY diagnostic guidance is to be provided.
Execute systematic interactive troubleshooting for complex system faults through structured user collaboration. Use this skill IMMEDIATELY when a user reports ANY equipment fault, system malfunction, or diagnostic need - including engine problems, hydraulic failures, electrical issues, overheating, leaks, abnormal noises, or performance degradation. Always prefer this skill for guided fault diagnosis requiring step-by-step user interaction, evidence-based root cause confirmation, and collaborative decision-making across diagnostic phases.
Provide templates and formatting guidelines for creating comprehensive fault case documentation. Supplies structured report templates including sections for executive summaries, diagnostic timelines, evidence tables, root cause analysis, Mermaid diagram patterns, and lessons learned. Use as a reference when documenting complete diagnostic sessions - the calling agent must generate the actual report using these templates with full context from the diagnostic conversation.
Conduct structured information collection for fault diagnosis, technical support, and troubleshooting scenarios. Guides users through dynamic, priority-based questioning to efficiently gather critical context including equipment details, fault descriptions, operating conditions, and maintenance history. Use when starting any diagnostic or technical assistance task where comprehensive context is needed but incomplete. Prioritizes information gaps by diagnostic impact rather than forcing complete collection.
Guide users through hands-on equipment maintenance, inspection, and repair operations. Use when the user needs to perform physical work on equipment including disassembly, measurement, adjustment, or component replacement. This skill provides step-by-step operational guidance with safety reminders, tool requirements, real-time data retrieval, and confirmation checkpoints for each action.
Generate comprehensive fault case reports after diagnostic completion. Use when a fault diagnosis has been completed and documentation is needed for knowledge retention, training, or archival purposes. This skill creates structured reports including fault manifestation, diagnostic trajectory, troubleshooting procedures, solutions implemented, fault tree analysis, and technical insights based entirely on conversation history.
General-purpose fault diagnosis and localization for industrial equipment. Use when equipment exhibits abnormal symptoms and the root cause needs to be identified through systematic troubleshooting. This skill guides users from initial symptom observation through structured diagnostic procedures to root cause identification, supporting various equipment types including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and control systems.