daily-dig
A proactive bug hunt across the Breadboard codebase. Pick an area, go looking, and produce a concrete artifact (test, lint rule, or codemod) for anything you find.
Installation
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🔍 Daily Dig
A proactive bug hunt across the Breadboard codebase. Pick an area, go looking, and produce a concrete artifact (test, lint rule, or codemod) for anything you find.
Steps
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Scout — Choose a hunting ground. Good options:
- Recently changed files (
git log --oneline -20 -- <path>) - Complex modules with low test coverage
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TODO,FIXME,HACK,WORKAROUNDcomments - Error handling patterns (
catchblocks,as anycasts) - Event listener add/remove symmetry
- Async race conditions
- Recently changed files (
// turbo 2. Hunt — Search for bugs, quirks, or gaps using grep, code reading, and pattern analysis. Look for:
- Silent failures (errors swallowed, missing null checks)
- Algorithm edge cases (empty inputs, cycles, overflow)
- Missing cleanup (listeners, timers, subscriptions)
- Bypassed guards (code paths that skip validation)
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Catch — When you find something, name it. Good names are memorable and descriptive (e.g., "The Silent Stacking", "The Phantom Caret").
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Tag — Write a concrete artifact:
- Test (preferred) — documents the bug and prevents regression
- Lint rule — prevents the pattern from recurring
- Convention test — enforces architectural invariants
- Codemod — fixes all instances of a pattern
// turbo 5. Log — Add a short entry to the Hall of Fame below.
// turbo 6. Verify — Run the test to confirm it passes (for BUG-prefixed tests, assert the current broken behavior so it passes now but documents what's wrong).
Hall of Fame
See .agent/daily-dig.md — kept separate so this skill
file stays lean in context.
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
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- Indexed on
- 2026-03-11
- Index updated
- 2026-03-11
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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