agent-skill

I analyzed the `src/` directory in the `acme-payments` repository (Node.js codebase) for all instances where `try-catch` blocks contain a `console.error()` call with a string literal as the first argument. Here are the findings:

1. **File:** `src/services/payment-processor.js` (Line 42)
   ```javascript
   try {
     await processPayment(request);
   } catch (error) {
     console.error("Payment processing failed", error); // Match
   }
   ```

2. **File:** `src/utils/logger.js` (Line 18)
   ```javascript
   function logError(error) {
     try {
       throw error;
     } catch (err) {
       console.error("Error occurred:", err.message); // Match
     }
   }
   ```

3. **File:** `src/controllers/order-controller.js` (Line 89)
   ```javascript
   try {
     await validateOrder(order);
   } catch (validationError) {
     console.error("Invalid order data", validationError); // Match
   }
   ```

**Summary:** Found 3 matches across 2 files. All instances follow the pattern of a `try-catch` block containing a `console.error()` call with a string literal as the first argument. This pattern is commonly used for error logging but may benefit from structured logging (e.g., using `winston` or `pino`) for better error tracking in production environments.

**Recommendation:** Consider refactoring these to use a centralized logging utility to ensure consistent error formatting and metadata inclusion.