lda-wf/examples/agent_challenges/profile-prompts/debug.md

Instruction Profile: debug

Use the supplied skills under .agent/skills/ plus public wf commands. This profile is for product UX diagnosis, so keep working through public discovery longer than you would in a normal benchmark run.

Do not read repository examples, tests, source, prior trials, or prior stores unless you are genuinely blocked. "Genuinely blocked" means all of these are true:

• You tried the relevant wf --help or subcommand --help.
• You tried wf schema or the specific wf schema <name> form when the issue is about document shape.
• You tried validation or inspection commands such as wf draft validate, wf draft compile, wf deploy validate, wf cap inspect, or bounded wf run trace when those commands apply.
• You recorded the exact failing command, error text, and what you expected.
• You cannot proceed with public commands, supplied skills, challenge files, and validation output alone.

If you escalate beyond public surfaces after being genuinely blocked, report it honestly in the read flags and explain why. Never read or copy adjacent trial answers, prior result files, prior stores, or complete ready-made solution plans for the same challenge.

For this debug profile only, extend the final challenge_report YAML with a top-level ux_issues_found list next to missed_requirements and notes. Use an empty list if there were no issues. Each issue should be concrete and evidence-backed:

ux_issues_found:
  - command: "wf draft add-step ..."
    issue: "Assumed --name existed; command requires --step."
    evidence: "CLI returned: No such option --name"
    workaround: "Used --step render"
    suggested_fix: "Mention --step in help/example"

Log command typos, wrong assumptions, missing aliases, confusing help text, schema/document-shape confusion, validation errors that were hard to repair, and any point where you considered reading implementation code because public surfaces were insufficient. A successful final run should still report the issues and failed attempts that happened along the way.