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A background worker indexes a published problem successfully, then PostgreSQL cancels recommendation completion at a five-second statement limit. A single identical retry can hit the same limit again. How should the SQL, HTTP transport and whole-turn deadlines be aligned so the current-source and version checks can fi…
Fixes the failure behind "agent loop detected: repeating the same proposal task to route a proposal for manager approval error loop failure" by applying the specific fix for this exact error, proving it on one item first, then rerunning the full scope and reconciling the result. Use when this error blocks the work nam…
Stop the loop by giving the agent a completion check it must pass before rerunning: read the backfill status for that partition and exit when it reads complete, with a hard cap of two attempts per partition, because the agent never verified the first backfill landed and treats a slow status read as a failure to retry.…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent hallucinated a successful restore without running it and the check failed - agent loop detected: agent kept re-running same failed data quality check without fixing schema
Persist a per item done marker or idempotency key before the side effect, check that marker at the start of each item, and make the retry path skip finished items. Use when you see this exact failure in Grafana and the affected record or object can be named. Not for a different Grafana error with another message, or f…
Fixes an agent workflow failure behind this query: break the loop with a hard attempt counter and a success check that reads real page state, then fix the condition that made the agent believe its completed step had not succeeded. Use when an automated status page run fails with this pattern during an incident. Not fo…
Fixes an agent workflow failure behind this query: break the loop with a hard attempt counter and a success check that reads real page state, then fix the condition that made the agent believe its completed step had not succeeded. Use when an automated status page run fails with this pattern during an incident. Not fo…
Fixes an agent workflow failure behind this query: break the loop with a hard attempt counter and a success check that reads real page state, then fix the condition that made the agent believe its completed step had not succeeded. Use when an automated status page run fails with this pattern during an incident. Not fo…
Fixes an agent workflow failure behind this query: break the loop with a hard attempt counter and a success check that reads real page state, then fix the condition that made the agent believe its completed step had not succeeded. Use when an automated status page run fails with this pattern during an incident. Not fo…
Fixes an agent workflow failure behind this query: break the loop with a hard attempt counter and a success check that reads real page state, then fix the condition that made the agent believe its completed step had not succeeded. Use when an automated status page run fails with this pattern during an incident. Not fo…
Fixes an agent looping on the same transaction page after its pagination cursor expired: detect the repeated page, restart pagination from a saved anchor, and treat cursor expiry as a restart signal. Use when the agent re-requests identical pages. Not when the API legitimately returns stable pages.
Fixes Postgres serialization failures under serializable isolation by adding application-level retries with backoff. It covers reducing contention as the long-term fix. Not for deadlock errors.
Keeps reviews alive through transaction-history API 500s with bounded retries, circuit breakers, and a defined degraded mode. Use when the agent's tool call throws on server errors. Not for 4xx client errors or bad queries.
Breaks agents out of infinite retry loops on deterministic cell errors by classifying errors before retrying and enforcing a retry budget with backoff. Retries only transient failures. Not for cells that fail intermittently under load, and not for kernel crashes that need a restart policy.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent retried a failed payment 6 times in 2 minutes: issuer flagged fraud - agent retried the failed deploy 5 times unchanged, burned the remaining rate limit
Recovery from a backfill that ran in one giant transaction and filled the disk with WAL: freeing space safely, rewriting the backfill as committed batches with checkpoints, and resuming. Use when a single-transaction backfill exhausts disk. Not for slow-but-steady backfills.
How to retry a cockroachdb schema change that failed due to concurrent DML: understanding why the declarative schema changer aborts, retrying with backoff, and reducing contention. Use when a DDL statement fails because writes raced it. Not for schema changes that fail on syntax or validation.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent failed to apply its own field mapping: schema changed mid-run - agent failed when gitleaks changed its report schema - …
How to safely retry a failed vitess online DDL migration cutover: checking the migration status, diagnosing why the cutover failed, and retrying or completing it explicitly. Use when an online DDL migration stalls or fails at cutover. Not for ordinary DDL errors in the migration SQL itself.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent retried a failed migration without checking state first - the retry applied the same DDL twice and corrupted... - [gh-ost error: FATAL cannot acquire lock on table during online schema migratio…
How to fix gh-ost's "FATAL cannot acquire lock on table" during an online schema migration: finding the blocking workload, retrying the cutover in a quiet window, and tuning the lock settings. Use when gh-ost fails at the cutover step because it cannot get the brief table lock it needs. Not for failures during the row…