hierarchical-matching-systems
Hierarchical Matching Systems
This skill provides rigid diagnostic and architectural procedures for hierarchical matching systems. Follow checklists exactly—matching bugs often hide in skipped steps.
Quick Reference
- Algorithm selection: See references/decision-guide.md
- Algorithm details: See references/algorithms.md
1. Problem Classification Checklist
Before any work, classify the problem. Check ALL that apply:
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