Not related to OP, but debugging is often about finding where an invariant is broken, so it feels like using LLM to navigate a debugging loop may be useful as it's not a complicated but repetitive task. However in the morning I struggle to imagine how to do that.
I use claude code all day long to debug gnarly legacy code. Sometimes in languages I barely know. It works great especially as a second opinion or to get unstuck. It is very fun but can be addictive and exhausting.
More specifically I will stub out a simple unit test by hand to zoom in on where I think the issue is. It then turns into an exhilarating and wild ride from there.
