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A 3-agent competing-hypotheses debugging pattern for complex, time-sensitive bugs — run three investigators in parallel to converge on root cause faster.
Defines a structured 3-agent orchestration pattern for debugging complex issues: one agent inspects symptoms, another investigates triggers, and a third searches for working references. Agents run in parallel and actively try to disprove each other's theories to avoid anchoring bias.
Use for production incidents or multi-component bugs where the root cause is unclear, time is critical, or the issue spans several layers (UI, backend, integrations). Ideal for incident response and postmortem investigations.
Designed for agent frameworks that support subagent/task orchestration and file outputs (Claude Code, agent frameworks with subagent APIs).
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