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Enable verbose / trace-level logging across the iEvo pipeline. Use when the user wants to debug an init, evolution, or security-audit session — captures full prompts, full sub-agent returns, every Task tool dispatch, every gh/git/network call, environment dump. Output goes to `.ievo/log/debug/<session-id>/` for post-mortem analysis. Activates by writing `.ievo/debug.flag` (project-level setting). Trigger words — "turn on debug", "verbose mode", "log everything", "trace level", "debug logging".
ievo-ai/skills · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 72
Install: claude install-skill ievo-ai/skills
# Debug On — enable verbose session logging Activates trace-level logging for all subsequent iEvo skill invocations in this session and future sessions, until `/ievo:debug-off` is invoked. Flag is project-local (lives in `.ievo/debug.flag`), so teammates working in the same repo see it via git too. ## When to use - User says "turn on debug", "verbose mode", "log everything", "trace level" - User reports a bug in init/evolution/security-audit and wants reproducible logs - User wants to share a session for issue filing on ievo-ai/skills - User wants to understand iEvo's internal decision-making ## Steps ### 1. Verify `.ievo/` exists If `.ievo/` directory is absent → init hasn't been run in this project. Tell user: ``` iEvo not initialized in this project. Run /ievo:init first. Debug mode applies to existing iEvo workflows — nothing to debug yet. ``` Exit. ### 2. Write the flag file Use the Write tool (NOT Bash) to create: ``` file_path: <project>/.ievo/debug.flag content: enabled: true enabled_at: <ISO-8601 UTC timestamp> enabled_by: <user identifier if known, else "user-invocation"> reason: <optional — if user mentioned why> ``` The file format is YAML for easy human reading. Other iEvo skills check for the file's existence (presence = enabled), and may parse content for context. ### 3. Create debug log directory ``` <project>/.ievo/log/debug/<session-id>/ ``` Where `<session-id>` is a fresh ISO-8601 basic timestamp: `YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSZ` (no colons — Windo