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Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent timed out waiting on its own canary worker: CPU time limit hit mid load test, canary failed - news agent timed out and bulk filing pull failed mid briefing
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 an ARM migration recommendation that ignores x86-only dependencies by adding an architecture-compatibility check. Use when a migration recommendation misses a hard x86 dependency. Not for workloads already validated on ARM.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent retried a failed migration without checking state first - the retry applied the same DDL twice and corrupted... - [agent couldn't reproduce the failure - CI runs on arm64 and the agent's sandbo…
Adds an arm64 validation gate to architecture migrations and plans the rollback on committed capacity. Use when a Graviton move broke on a non-portable binary and the emergency rollback cost more than the savings. Not for migrations that already passed an arm64 canary.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent verified the upgrade on arm64 but production runs x86 - a native module failed at deploy - the agent's "last scan" watermark advanced on a failed scan - the next run skipped the whole fleet
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt state:modified bug: comparing wrong artifacts - agent generated the client from the provider's OpenAPI spec - the spec's examples were wrong and every happy-path...
Repairs agent --upgrade runs that broke pinned dbt packages for analytics engineers supervising repair agents. Use when dbt deps --upgrade moved packages off their pins. Not for registry outages or git auth issues.
Fixes agent repairs applied to the wrong target for analytics engineers supervising repair agents. Use when an agent fixed staging but production still fails. Not for genuine environment differences in the fix itself.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - the agent fixed the symptom in CI config but the test still fails on developers' machines - agent couldn't reproduce a failure because CI uses a different timezone and the test parsed a local date
How to fix a migration that passed locally on sqlite but failed in production on postgres: reproducing on real postgres, fixing the dialect differences, and making CI test against postgres. Use when the local/prod database mismatch hides failures. Not for failures that reproduce on postgres locally.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent ran the migration against production because DATABASE_URL pointed at prod in its shell - how to guard against... - [agent squashed migrations locally but production still runs the old files - h…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent's braintrust eval dataset changed mid-run: version pinning - agent's changelog summary hallucinated breaking changes - the release notes it cited didn't exist
How to reconcile when an agent squashed migrations locally but production still runs the old files: why squashing applied history breaks, and the safe paths (keep old files, or stamp after proving schema equivalence). Use when a squash rewrote history that production already recorded. Not for squashes of never-applied…
A guard playbook for when an agent runs a migration against production because DATABASE_URL pointed at prod: assessing what ran, and building target verification into the agent's procedure so it never happens again. Use when a migration hit the wrong database due to environment confusion. Not for migrations that faile…
Fixes a deploy failure from architecture mismatch on native modules. Use it when a bump verified on arm64 fails on x86 production. Key trigger: the failure names a native module or binary compiled for the wrong architecture. Not for: pure-JavaScript or pure-Python packages, which are architecture-independent.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent's monorepo bump updated the root lockfile but not the nested workspace lockfiles - sibling packages installed... - agent secret rotation updated the secret but not the binding reference