@hzlzh: This Prompt is so effective for finding bugs in projects that I couldn't help but share it with everyone (recommended t…
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分享一段用于在项目中高效查找 Bug 的提示词，建议配合 Max 模型设置使用：通过多子代理进行对抗性审查、逐步提供复现步骤，并为已验证的 Bug 生成失败测试后修复。
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🤖 This Prompt is so effective for finding bugs in projects that I couldn’t help but share it with everyone (recommended to use with the Max model setting):
- “Examine this project thoroughly, looking for bugs. Treat it as an adversarial review using as many subagents as you want. When an issue comes back, double-check it’s correct, and add checked issues to a list.”
- “When all agents have finished, walk me through each issue one at a time, giving me reproduction steps so I can verify.”
- “For all bugs I report as verified, write a failing test proving the bug exists, fix the issue, check your work carefully, then run the test again to verify it’s resolved.”
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