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Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.ParsingError: unexpected 'endmacro' in model sql - Parsing Error: unexpected '}' in model sql" - [dbt.exceptio…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: dbt+exceptions+ParsingError+unexpected+endmacro+in+model+sql
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes the verification gap where an agent proved a fix with dbt compile only, so a runtime-only error survived to prod. Use when compile-green work fails at run time. Not for parse or compile errors themselves.
Fixes stale package code after an agent edited packages.yml but skipped dbt deps, so the project kept running the old dbt_utils version. Use when package changes have no effect. Not for version conflicts that deps itself reports.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent ran dbt deps --upgrade and broke the pinned dbt-utils version - dbt packages.yml failed with dbt-utils version conflict error
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent skipped dbt deps after editing packages.yml: stale dbt_utils
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes a macro an agent rewrote using Python syntax, causing dbt compile errors in the Jinja environment. Use when a macro contains Python idioms Jinja does not accept. Not for genuine Python models, which are a separate dbt feature.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent couldn't parse the jinja error traceback: nested macro frames - agent failed to compile the model after its own macro edit broke jinja
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent rewrote a jinja macro using python syntax: compile error
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent's parallel test shards collided on ports: how to isolate - agent looped dbt test on the same failing test 12 times with no changes
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent's parallel dbt runs collided on the same temp schema
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes the mismatch where an agent dbt debug passes but dbt run fails because debug and run resolved different profile targets. Use when debug success does not predict run success. Not for genuine warehouse errors on the same target.
Fixes debug print statements an agent left committed in model SQL, which pollute compiled output or break strict warehouses. Use when log or print calls or stray select debug queries are found in models. Not for intentional, guarded debug code in macros under development.
Fixes the breakage after an agent merged two model fixes into one file, corrupting both models. Use when a single .sql file now contains two model definitions or mixed logic. Not for intentional multi-CTE models that are genuinely one model.
Fixes the agent workflow where 900 source freshness results flood its context so it cannot find the failing model. Use when automation ingests full freshness output. Not for humans glancing at the dbt Cloud freshness page.
Fixes the aftermath and prevents recurrence of an agent running dbt with --full-refresh against prod, wiping incremental history. Use when a full refresh hit a production incremental or snapshot-adjacent table. Not for planned full refreshes during migrations.
Fixes an agent that fetched the wrong dbt Cloud run because a job or run id was off by one digit, leading it to diagnose stale artifacts. Use when agent conclusions reference a run that does not match the failing job. Not for local runs with no Cloud ids involved.
Fixes the stale parse cache case where an agent patched a macro but dbt kept using the previously parsed version. Use when a macro edit has no effect on compiled output. Not for edits to the wrong file, which is a separate cause with the same symptom.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - interview agent wrote questions from a stale job description - the JD updated but the agent's cached copy didn't - agent cache purge used the wrong zone id: purged nothing
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent patched a macro but dbt used the stale parse cache
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes an agent failing to download dbt Cloud run artefacts by using a guessed or stale URL, covering the runs API, artefact paths per run, and account and job identifiers. Use when an artefact download 404s or returns an error page. Not for a run that produced no artefacts because it failed at compile time.
Shows how to analyse a dbt project without feeding the whole manifest file to an agent, using targeted extraction of nodes, a summary index, and the manifest's own structure. Use when manifest based analysis dies on context size. Not for a manifest that is corrupt and will not parse at all.
Fixes an agent that misread run_results.json and reported success for a failed model. Use when automated reporting disagrees with the actual dbt run outcome. Not for humans reading the dbt console output directly.
Fixes an automation agent whose dbt compile times out on a 500-model project and loses work because no partial manifest was saved. Use when an agent or script runs full compiles that die before writing artifacts. Not for single-model compile errors.
Fixes a dbt docs site that keeps showing stale model descriptions after deploys. Use when docs content lags the project YAML and models. Not for missing manifest errors, which block generation entirely.