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transaction-trace-analysis

Teaches evidence-based analysis of transaction logs and traces. Use when reconstructing transaction behavior from tables, TSV/CSV files, timestamps, counters, object histories, validation records, abort records, retries, partial logs, or when producing classified transaction outputs from trace evidence.

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# Transaction Trace Analysis

Use this skill when the task provides concrete logs, tables, counters, timestamps, or partial records and asks you to infer transaction behavior.

This skill is about *reconstruction under partial evidence*:

- normalize columns into a stable event vocabulary
- reconstruct per-transaction intent and per-object version timelines
- join them through explicit fields (not through row order guesses)
- produce a minimal, auditable classification for the required output

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