A Kimi skill that turns a GitHub-issue quality gate into a short Yi-Jing / Mei-Hua style hexagram reading.
When someone reports a bug with insufficient evidence, this skill helps resist the urge to guess. Instead, it casts a symbolic hexagram from the time and scene, gives a short unverified conclusion, and asks for the missing diagnostic materials.
- Evidence sufficient → analyze normally.
- Evidence insufficient → don't guess. Cast a short hexagram, describe the image, and ask for more materials.
- "Why the error?"
- "What's this bug?"
- "Clicked but no response"
- "Won't run"
- "Crashed"
- "Suddenly stopped working"
- "I didn't change anything"
- Maps the question time to a trigram.
- Builds a hexagram from time, scene, and error result.
- Gives a one- or two-sentence "short divination" (短断) that is explicitly unverified.
- Reviews the six-yao evidence map and lists the missing materials.
- Asks the user to provide logs, screenshots, environment, version, reproduction steps, etc.
- Predict root causes.
- Provide step-by-step fixes without evidence.
- Replace normal technical debugging.
Copy the cyber-divination-debug directory into your project's skills folder or Kimi skills path.
MIT