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Narrow down an error step by step

Instead of guessed fixes: hypotheses, checks and only then a minimal change.

Type
Prompt
Level
Intermediate
Time
about 10 min

Results depend on the tool, the model and what you enter.

Result preview

Example: written by our editors, not real AI output.

Most likely causes: 1. Some records have no “email” field (likely). Check: count records without “email” with a query. 2. The field was renamed … Minimal change: user.get("email") instead of user["email"], plus a test with the field missing.

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What should happen?
Error message or behaviour
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Your prompt

I get an error in [Language/framework].
Expected: [Expected]
Actual: [Error]

Relevant code:
[Code]

Approach:
1. Name the three most likely causes, ordered by likelihood.
2. Give one concrete check for each cause (log output, test or command).
3. Only then propose a minimal change and explain why it fixes the error.
Do not change anything unrelated to the error.

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Tools from our catalog that this prompt works well with.

How to use it

  1. Remove credentials, tokens and customer data from code and logs.
  2. Copy the prompt into a chat tool or your code editor's chat.
  3. Run the checks and report the results back before you accept the fix.
  4. Write a test that reproduces the error and passes after the fix.

Works in these tools

Prompts work in many chat and generator tools. This selection comes from our catalog; prices as shown on the tool page.

Why does this work?

Asking straight for a solution often yields a plausible but wrong change. Hypotheses plus checks separate guesswork from evidence.

Tips

  • Include the full stack trace, not just the last line.
  • With agents in the editor, run the analysis without write access first, then approve the fix.

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