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reasoning-trace-optimizer

Debug and optimize AI agents by analyzing reasoning traces, context degradation, tool confusion, instruction drift, repeated task failures, and performance regressions.

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# Reasoning Trace Optimizer

Debug and optimize AI agents by analyzing their reasoning traces. This skill uses MiniMax M2.1's interleaved thinking to provide deep insight into agent decision-making and generate concrete improvements.

## When to Activate

- Agent reasoning traces need debugging, analysis, or prompt optimization
- Agent task fails and user wants to understand why
- User mentions "context degradation", "tool confusion", or "instruction drift"
- Request to improve agent performance or reduce errors
- User wants to generate shareable learnings from debugging sessions
- After repeated failures on similar tasks

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