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Fixes an agent that invents filters for fields that were renamed while building a dashboard, by grounding every generated value in a live lookup against Superset and the warehouse. Use when validation rejects agent output for referencing things that do not exist. Not for a human authoring error in a hand written dashb…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent hallucinating entitlements that were already revoked: generated wrong values and validation failed with error - [agent hallucinating severity levels that were never declared: generated wrong va…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent hallucinating filters for fields that were renamed: generated wron
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes a Looker error saying a field was not found in a view for usage_events churn_risk_score so the CS dashboard renders again, by repairing the LookML reference. Use when one dashboard or tile errors on the field. Not for a field that never existed in the data.
Fixes the dbt runtime error where ref() is called outside a model context, by moving the call into model SQL or passing the relation name as a plain macro argument. Use when a model fails with 'ref is undefined'. Not for source() errors, which have their own undefined-context rules.
Fixes the dbt compilation error where a model references a node dbt cannot see, by checking the ref name against real model files, defining missing sources, and re-running dbt compile. Use when dbt compile or dbt run fails with a 'depends on a node' error. Not for warehouse errors that happen after compilation succeed…
Fixes a snapshot broken after an agent reordered models in the DAG, moving the snapshot before an upstream model it depends on. Use when a snapshot runs against stale or missing upstream data after a DAG change. Not for snapshots whose upstream is a raw source.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent macro fix broke 40 other models using the same macro - agent merged two model fixes into one file: both models broke - …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent reordered models in the dag and broke the snapshot dependency
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes a missed downstream ref after an agent renamed a model file, leaving a stale ref that fails compilation. Use when a rename was done by file operation without updating callers. Not for intentional model removals with planned downstream changes.
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.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - NVD merged two CVE entries into one and the agent's backlog now has duplicate tickets for both IDs - [parser agent merged two candidates into one record - same name, different emails, no dedup key on…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent merged two model fixes into one file: both models broke
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes the case where an agent applied its fix to a backup copy of the model file rather than the live file in the project. Use when the reported fix never changes dbt behavior and a backup file exists nearby. Not for fixes in the right file that are logically wrong.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent applied the ref fix to the wrong schema.yml file - agent applied the same fix to every failing test without diagnosing: review gate
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent applied the fix to the backup copy of the model, not the
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes the situation where an agent applied a ref fix to the wrong schema.yml file in a project with several schema files. Use when a patch landed in a duplicate or similarly named YAML and the error persists. Not for fixes applied to the wrong model SQL.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent committed the migration file with a wrong timestamp prefix so it sorts before an older migration - etl agent wrote parquet with wrong schema: schema evolution fix
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent applied the ref fix to the wrong schema.yml file
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes a generated dbt model where an agent mapped source columns to the wrong targets, covering name similarity traps, type and sample value checks, and adding contract tests before merging generated models. Use when a generated model builds but tests fail on wrong data. Not for a source schema that changed after the …
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.
Fixes a dbt ref that stops resolving after a model rename, covering the model name versus the file name, stale partial parsing state, and downstream refs that still use the old name. Use when compilation says a ref cannot be found. Not for a ref to a model in another project or package.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt Compilation Error: model not found - dbt found two resources with the same name" duplicate model - [model not found" dbt …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: dbt ref not found for model after rename in same project
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt Compilation Error: model not found - dbt found two resources with the same name" duplicate model - [model not found" dbt …
Problem outcome: unknown