analysis-logic-trace

Trace reasoning steps to identify gaps, leaps, or errors in logical chains, useful for validating complex arguments, mathematical proofs, debugging reasoning, or ensuring rigorous thinking. Use when: (1) presenting arguments that skip intermediate steps between premises and conclusions, (2) before making recommendations that depend on chains of inference where each step builds on the previous, (3) using logical connectors like 'therefore' 'thus' or 'it follows that' without showing the reasoning path, (4) arguments rely on unstated assumptions being treated as established facts, (5) debugging complex issues where the relationship between cause and effect involves multiple inferential steps, (6) before claiming something as proven certain or definitively established, (7) reasoning appears to depend on premises that themselves haven't been justified, (8) constructing or evaluating multi-step proofs causal chains or decision frameworks