Nietzschian Debugger launches question-based debugging tool
What happened
On October 27, Hacker News' front page reported that Nietzschian Debugger released npm v0.1.0, pitched as an "anti-AI" debugging tool. After a user pastes a bug, the tool does not fix it or give an answer; it asks a series of questions that lead the user to the root cause. It offers three questioning intensities, socrates, nietzsche and zarathustra, runs on the Claude API with the user's own Anthropic API key, and requires Node.js 20 or later or Python 3.10 or later.
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- Hacker News front pageNietzschian Debugger
Nietzschian Debugger 发布 npm v0.1.0，主打“反 AI”调试：粘贴 bug 后它不修复，而是用连续提问逼你自己找到根因。工具提供 socrates、nietzsche、zarathustra 三档强度，基于 Claude API 且需自备 Anthropic API key，要求 Node.js >= 20 或 Python >= 3.10。
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