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Overview

Investigate a GitHub issue — fan out parallel exploration, find the root cause (5 Whys, evidence-backed), and write a reviewable RCA artifact (then post a summary to the issue). The investigate step before piv-implement-issue. Use to diagnose a bug/issue before fixing it.

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Investigate Issue #$ARGUMENTS (Root-Cause Analysis)

Objective

Investigate GitHub issue #$ARGUMENTS from this repository, identify the root cause, and document findings for future implementation.

Prerequisites:

Working in a local Git repository with GitHub origin
GitHub CLI installed and authenticated (gh auth status)
Valid GitHub issue ID from this repository

Investigation Process

1. Fetch GitHub Issue Details

Use GitHub CLI to retrieve issue information:

gh issue view $ARGUMENTS

This fetches:

Issue title and description
Reporter and creation date
Labels and status
Comments and discussion

2. Explore the Codebase — fan out in parallel

Dispatch specialized agents in parallel (one message, multiple Task calls) so exploration is fast and the noisy search stays out of your main context:

codebase-analyst — trace HOW the affected code works end-to-end: integration points, data flow, state/side effects, error handling. Return precise file:line references, no suggestions.
research-agent (a second explorer) — find WHERE the relevant code lives + patterns to mirror: the error strings from the issue, related functions/modules, similar implementations, existing test patterns.

Merge their findings into a short map (file:line + why each matters) before forming the root cause. (This is the parallel-subagent fan-out, applied to diagnosis.)

3. Review Recent History — when was it introduced?

Check recent changes to the affected areas, and pin down when the bug entered: !git log --oneline -20 -- [relevant-paths]

git blame -L <start>,<end> <affected-file>   # who/when introduced the suspect lines

Decide: a recent regression vs a long-standing bug vs original behavior — it changes both the fix and the risk.

4. Investigate Root Cause — the 5 Whys, with evidence

Don't stop at the symptom. Chain why → because until you reach the specific, fixable code, and back every link with file:line evidence:

WHY does <symptom> happen? → because <cause A>   (evidence: file.ts:123 — <snippet>)
WHY <cause A>?             → because <cause B>   (evidence: file.ts:456 — <snippet>)
… ROOT CAUSE: <the exact code/logic to change>  (evidence: file.ts:789 — <snippet>)

Watch for: input-validation gaps, unhandled edge cases, race/timing issues, wrong assumptions, missing error handling, integration mismatches.

5. Assess Impact

Determine:

How widespread is this issue?
What features are affected?
Are there workarounds?
What is the severity?
Could this cause data corruption or security issues?

6. Propose Fix Approach

Design the solution:

What needs to be changed?
Which files will be modified?
What is the fix strategy?
Are there alternative approaches?
What testing is needed?
Are there any risks or side effects?

Output: Create RCA Document

Save analysis as: docs/issues/issue-$ARGUMENTS.md

Required RCA Document Structure

# Root Cause Analysis: GitHub Issue #$ARGUMENTS

## Issue Summary

- **GitHub Issue ID**: #$ARGUMENTS
- **Issue URL**: [Link to GitHub issue]
- **Title**: [Issue title from GitHub]
- **Reporter**: [GitHub username]
- **Status**: [Current GitHub issue status]

## Assessment

Each value needs a one-line reason grounded in the investigation (not a guess):

| Metric | Value | Reasoning |
|--------|-------|-----------|
| Severity | Critical/High/Medium/Low | user impact · workaround · scope of failure |
| Complexity | Low/Medium/High | files touched · integration points · risk |
| Confidence | High/Medium/Low | evidence quality · unknowns · assumptions |

> **Confidence is the human-attention signal:** LOW confidence = a human should look before the fix runs. Say it honestly.

## Problem Description

[Clear description of the issue]

**Expected Behavior:**
[What should happen]

**Actual Behavior:**
[What actually happens]

**Symptoms:**
- [List observable symptoms]

## Reproduction

**Steps to Reproduce:**
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
3. [Observe issue]

**Reproduction Verified:** [Yes/No]

## Root Cause

### Affected Components

- **Files**: [List of affected files with paths]
- **Functions/Classes**: [Specific code locations]
- **Dependencies**: [Any external deps involved]

### Analysis

[Detailed explanation of the root cause]

**Evidence Chain (5 Whys):**

WHY → because (evidence: file:line — snippet) … ROOT CAUSE: (evidence: file:line — snippet)


**Why This Occurs:**
[Explanation of the underlying issue]

**Code Location:**

[File path:line number] [Relevant code snippet showing the issue]


### Related Issues

- [Any related issues or patterns]

## Impact Assessment

**Scope:**
- [How widespread is this?]

**Affected Features:**
- [List affected features]

**Severity Justification:**
[Why this severity level]

**Data/Security Concerns:**
[Any data corruption or security implications]

## Proposed Fix

### Fix Strategy

[High-level approach to fixing]

### Files to Modify

1. **[file-path]**
   - Changes: [What needs to change]
   - Reason: [Why this change fixes it]

2. **[file-path]**
   - Changes: [What needs to change]
   - Reason: [Why this change fixes it]

### Alternative Approaches

[Other possible solutions and why the proposed approach is better]

### Risks and Considerations

- [Any risks with this fix]
- [Side effects to watch for]
- [Breaking changes if any]

### Testing Requirements

**Test Cases Needed:**
1. [Test case 1 - verify fix works]
2. [Test case 2 - verify no regression]
3. [Test case 3 - edge cases]

**Validation Commands:**
```bash
[Exact commands to verify fix]

Implementation Plan

[Brief overview of implementation steps]

This RCA document should be used by the piv-implement-issue skill.

Next Steps

Review this RCA document
Run the piv-implement-issue skill with issue #$ARGUMENTS to implement the fix
Run the piv-commit skill after implementation complete


## Post the summary to the issue

After writing the doc, post a short version as a GitHub comment — an audit trail, and so the fix can be
triggered/tracked from the issue itself:
```bash
gh issue comment $ARGUMENTS --body "<title · the Assessment table (severity/complexity/confidence + one-line reasons) · root cause in 1–2 lines · files to change · next: /piv-implement-issue $ARGUMENTS>"

Edge cases

Already closed → report it; still write the RCA if analysis is wanted.
Already has a linked PR → warn; confirm before continuing.
Can't pin the root cause → set Confidence: LOW, document the best hypothesis + what's uncertain, and flag it for a human before any fix.
Scope too large → suggest splitting into smaller issues; focus this RCA on the core problem and list the rest as out-of-scope.

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description: Investigate a GitHub issue — fan out parallel exploration, find the root cause (5 Whys, evidence-backed), and write a reviewable RCA artifact (then post a summary to the issue). The investigate step before piv-implement-issue. Use to diagnose a bug/issue before fixing it.
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name: piv-investigate-issue
description: Investigate a GitHub issue — fan out parallel exploration, find the root cause (5 Whys, evidence-backed), and write a reviewable RCA artifact (then post a summary to the issue). The investigate step before piv-implement-issue. Use to diagnose a bug/issue before fixing it.
argument-hint: [github-issue-id]
---

# Investigate Issue #$ARGUMENTS (Root-Cause Analysis)

## Objective

Investigate GitHub issue #$ARGUMENTS from this repository, identify the root cause, and document findings for future implementation.

**Prerequisites:**
- Working in a local Git repository with GitHub origin
- GitHub CLI installed and authenticated (`gh auth status`)
- Valid GitHub issue ID from this repository

## Investigation Process

### 1. Fetch GitHub Issue Details

**Use GitHub CLI to retrieve issue information:**

```bash
gh issue view $ARGUMENTS
```

This fetches:
- Issue title and description
- Reporter and creation date
- Labels and status
- Comments and discussion

### 2. Explore the Codebase — fan out in parallel

Dispatch specialized agents **in parallel** (one message, multiple Task calls) so exploration is fast and the noisy
search stays out of your main context:
- **`codebase-analyst`** — trace HOW the affected code works end-to-end: integration points, data flow,
  state/side effects, error handling. Return precise `file:line` references, no suggestions.
- **`research-agent`** (a second explorer) — find WHERE the relevant code lives + patterns to mirror: the error
  strings from the issue, related functions/modules, similar implementations, existing test patterns.

Merge their findings into a short map (`file:line` + why each matters) before forming the root cause. *(This is
the parallel-subagent fan-out, applied to diagnosis.)*

### 3. Review Recent History — when was it introduced?

Check recent changes to the affected areas, and pin down when the bug entered:
!`git log --oneline -20 -- [relevant-paths]`
```bash
git blame -L <start>,<end> <affected-file>   # who/when introduced the suspect lines
```
Decide: a recent **regression** vs a **long-standing** bug vs **original** behavior — it changes both the fix and the risk.

### 4. Investigate Root Cause — the 5 Whys, with evidence

Don't stop at the symptom. Chain **why → because** until you reach the specific, fixable code, and back **every link
with `file:line` evidence**:
```
WHY does <symptom> happen? → because <cause A>   (evidence: file.ts:123 — <snippet>)
WHY <cause A>?             → because <cause B>   (evidence: file.ts:456 — <snippet>)
… ROOT CAUSE: <the exact code/logic to change>  (evidence: file.ts:789 — <snippet>)
```
Watch for: input-validation gaps, unhandled edge cases, race/timing issues, wrong assumptions, missing error
handling, integration mismatches.

### 5. Assess Impact

**Determine:**
- How widespread is this issue?
- What features are affected?
- Are there workarounds?
- What is the severity?
- Could this cause data corruption or security issues?

### 6. Propose Fix Approach

**Design the solution:**
- What needs to be changed?
- Which files will be modified?
- What is the fix strategy?
- Are there alternative approaches?
- What testing is needed?
- Are there any risks or side effects?

## Output: Create RCA Document

Save analysis as: `docs/issues/issue-$ARGUMENTS.md`

### Required RCA Document Structure

```markdown
# Root Cause Analysis: GitHub Issue #$ARGUMENTS

## Issue Summary

- **GitHub Issue ID**: #$ARGUMENTS
- **Issue URL**: [Link to GitHub issue]
- **Title**: [Issue title from GitHub]
- **Reporter**: [GitHub username]
- **Status**: [Current GitHub issue status]

## Assessment

Each value needs a one-line reason grounded in the investigation (not a guess):

| Metric | Value | Reasoning |
|--------|-------|-----------|
| Severity | Critical/High/Medium/Low | user impact · workaround · scope of failure |
| Complexity | Low/Medium/High | files touched · integration points · risk |
| Confidence | High/Medium/Low | evidence quality · unknowns · assumptions |

> **Confidence is the human-attention signal:** LOW confidence = a human should look before the fix runs. Say it honestly.

## Problem Description

[Clear description of the issue]

**Expected Behavior:**
[What should happen]

**Actual Behavior:**
[What actually happens]

**Symptoms:**
- [List observable symptoms]

## Reproduction

**Steps to Reproduce:**
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
3. [Observe issue]

**Reproduction Verified:** [Yes/No]

## Root Cause

### Affected Components

- **Files**: [List of affected files with paths]
- **Functions/Classes**: [Specific code locations]
- **Dependencies**: [Any external deps involved]

### Analysis

[Detailed explanation of the root cause]

**Evidence Chain (5 Whys):**
```
WHY <symptom> → because <cause>          (evidence: file:line — snippet)
… ROOT CAUSE: <the exact fixable thing>  (evidence: file:line — snippet)
```

**Why This Occurs:**
[Explanation of the underlying issue]

**Code Location:**
```
[File path:line number]
[Relevant code snippet showing the issue]
```

### Related Issues

- [Any related issues or patterns]

## Impact Assessment

**Scope:**
- [How widespread is this?]

**Affected Features:**
- [List affected features]

**Severity Justification:**
[Why this severity level]

**Data/Security Concerns:**
[Any data corruption or security implications]

## Proposed Fix

### Fix Strategy

[High-level approach to fixing]

### Files to Modify

1. **[file-path]**
   - Changes: [What needs to change]
   - Reason: [Why this change fixes it]

2. **[file-path]**
   - Changes: [What needs to change]
   - Reason: [Why this change fixes it]

### Alternative Approaches

[Other possible solutions and why the proposed approach is better]

### Risks and Considerations

- [Any risks with this fix]
- [Side effects to watch for]
- [Breaking changes if any]

### Testing Requirements

**Test Cases Needed:**
1. [Test case 1 - verify fix works]
2. [Test case 2 - verify no regression]
3. [Test case 3 - edge cases]

**Validation Commands:**
```bash
[Exact commands to verify fix]
```

## Implementation Plan

[Brief overview of implementation steps]

This RCA document should be used by the `piv-implement-issue` skill.

## Next Steps

1. Review this RCA document
2. Run the `piv-implement-issue` skill with issue #$ARGUMENTS to implement the fix
3. Run the `piv-commit` skill after implementation complete
```

## Post the summary to the issue

After writing the doc, post a short version as a GitHub comment — an audit trail, and so the fix can be
triggered/tracked from the issue itself:
```bash
gh issue comment $ARGUMENTS --body "<title · the Assessment table (severity/complexity/confidence + one-line reasons) · root cause in 1–2 lines · files to change · next: /piv-implement-issue $ARGUMENTS>"
```

## Edge cases

- **Already closed** → report it; still write the RCA if analysis is wanted.
- **Already has a linked PR** → warn; confirm before continuing.
- **Can't pin the root cause** → set **Confidence: LOW**, document the best hypothesis + what's uncertain, and flag it for a human before any fix.
- **Scope too large** → suggest splitting into smaller issues; focus this RCA on the core problem and list the rest as out-of-scope.

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Review before install: Avoid automatic install

License: MIT

Dependency or permission surface needs review
Permission surface may require sandboxing
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution

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Source repository: coleam00/skills
License: MIT
Version: 1.0.0
Last GitHub push: Aug 26, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 3, 2026
Instruction path: .claude/skills/piv-investigate-issue/SKILL.md @ fb2e876f057c

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    "High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution, Secrets or environment access",
    "Dependency or permission surface needs review",
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  }
}

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