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==== Bot Project Task #5 ==== ;Task: Identify bugs and technical debt in your assigned bot ;Due: Friday, October 31, 11:59 p.m. Pacific time ;Deliverables: You are done with Task 5 if you have conducted an analysis of limitations and weaknesses in your assigned bot by (1) publishing a report to the main repository and (2) creating user stories drawing from both the problems you've found and any new ideas for improving your bot that arise through this process. ; Turn in: No artifact turn-in required, Professor Champion will grade the state of your repository and project board. '''Steps''' # Divide up the different perspectives on code analysis into tasks for each group member, which might include...: ## Run XXXXXXXX on your code. ## Run XXXXXXX on your code. ## Examine your code for evidence of XXXXX from our reading XXXXX. # Describe your findings in a shared code analysis report in your repo. # Create user stories associated with your findings. ;Tips: * Think about how your bot has been used so far. Did anyone try anything that didn't work or wasn't supported? Maybe that's a bug or feature request? * Think like a bad actor: what happens if you try to break your bot? * Feel free to use AI tools as a tutor or source for debugging any issues that come up, however you are responsible for the content you turn in.
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