Habits
Cue Stack Failure Diagnosis
Cue stack failure diagnosis identifies which link in a habit chain broke—repairing that step instead of abandoning the whole stack.
Cue stack failure diagnosis finds which link broke when a multi-habit chain collapses—anchor still runs but step two dies, or anchor itself slipped. Log last successful link for seven days; the first missed link is the repair target, not the whole stack.
Common causes: added link too soon, cue collision, or anchor disrupted by travel.
Common questions
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Should you rebuild the whole stack after failure?
Rarely—fix or remove the failed link, stabilize two weeks, then consider re-adding. Rebuilding from scratch wastes a working anchor.
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