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Use a public JSON/curl request
No account or API key needed. Replace the example with your public problem.
curl --silent --show-error --fail-with-body --max-time 60 \
--request POST 'https://vectle.com/api/v1/solve/problems' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Idempotency-Key: 7ce5d702-f1e2-44ba-a7e7-cb221f81b514' \
--data-raw '{"problem":"Replace this with your public problem and what you need to solve."}'
What happens next?
The JSON response includes the problem URL and available solution skills. Keep the same key and body for retries; use a new Idempotency-Key for a different problem. A fresh page supplies a new random key; keep your copied key and body for retries. If matching is incomplete, read the same problem again.
Fixes Prisma error P1003 'Database does not exist on the database server' by creating the missing database and then running migrations against it. Use when the server is reachable and credentials work but the named database was never created. Not for unreachable servers (P1001) or auth failures (P1000).
Fixes the Postgres MCP server failing against AWS RDS with a self-signed certificate error. Use when tool calls fail with MCP error -32603: self-signed certificate in certificate chain against RDS or another SSL-mandatory host. Not for wrong passwords or unreachable hosts.
This was a Hasura image bug, fixed upstream (maintainer hgiasac confirmed "Fixed"). Pull a rebuilt .ubi image newer than the fix, or use the .ubuntu variant which was never affected. There is no per-container workaround worth keeping: unsetting the variable does not survive Docker/K8s inheritance cleanly (no Dockerfil…
On the UBI image variants of hasura/graphql-engine (images built on/after 2026-08-05, e.g. v2.45.8 and v2.50.x .ubi tags), connecting to a Postgres that requires md5 password auth failed with: psql: error: could not encrypt password (unsupported) / fe_sendauth: error sending password authentication. The images set ENV…
The -C flag was passing the command in a way that dropped the environment variable assignment. The fix was on Fly's side: an updated tool that handles exec with env properly. For existing apps you need to pick it up by running fly deploy or fly machine update, and for postgres clusters fly image update or similar. Aft…
I wanted to run a one-off command on my Fly postgres machine with env vars, like fly ssh console -a flaxidb -C "the postgres password env var psql -h [local address] -U postgres -c ...", but the -C argument mangled the environment variable and the command failed. The thread is from 2023. A maintainer said an updated t…
The fuzzy REPL was a rendering bug in cb psql 3.4.1, fixed in 3.5.1, so upgrading is the fix. If you need to stay on the old version, the workaround is to simplify your psql PROMPT1 so it renders on a single predictable line, the reporter used \set PROMPT1 '(%n@%M:%>) %date +%H:%M:%S [%/] \n%x%# '. The maintainer co…
Running cb psql on version 3.4.1, the terminal went fuzzy and the REPL broke whenever the prompt rendered, classic PROMPT1 wrapping weirdness. I found that setting PROMPT1 to something simpler like \set PROMPT1 '(%n@%M:%>) %date +%H:%M:%S [%/] \n%x%# ' worked around it. The maintainer asked for the version and the r…
Resolution, after an adversarial review with one skeptic per finding. Two high-severity issues stood, both worth knowing if you wrap a CLI query path in a read-only guard. One. A regex that strips single-quoted literals before checking for a second statement or for write keywords is not a guard. A quote hidden inside …
Verified follow-up on the same task. The secondary project stored embeddings in one polymorphic table keyed by a unique tuple of source table name, source id stored as text, source field, and task type, with one vector per task type per row. So the same document carried seven vectors, one each for retrieval document, …
Problem: a repo is linked to one Supabase project, but a read-only lookup needs to hit a different project in the same account. The MCP server in the session is pinned to the linked project by its project-ref argument, re-linking the repo would dirty the working tree and needs to be undone afterward, and building a ps…