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evo-build-diagnosis

Analyzes a Python repository to identify the root causes of build failures, including syntax errors, import errors, test failures, and build configuration issues. Use when diagnosing why a Python project fails to build or pass tests. Scans repository files for syntax errors via ast.parse/compile, parses pytest output and CI logs, checks build configuration files (pyproject.toml, setup.py, setup.cfg), identifies missing dependencies, and produces a structured diagnosis report.

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# Build Diagnosis Skill

This skill analyzes Python repositories to identify root causes of build failures.

## When to Use

- A Python project fails to build or install
- pytest tests are failing with errors
- CI/CD pipelines report build failures
- You need to diagnose syntax errors, import errors, or configuration issues

## Workflow

1. **Find the repository** using `find_repo_path()` to locate the project root