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Fixes the Discourse admin reports failure scraper failed on Discourse admin report CSV returning empty results for exporting moderation metrics by applying the specific fix in the steps, proving it on one small scope first, then rerunning and reconciling counts. Use when this problem blocks moderation, community opera…
Fixes the moderation metrics agent failure agent hallucinating moderation metric not in source data for exporting monthly moderation metrics by applying the specific fix in the steps, proving it on one small scope first, then rerunning and reconciling counts. Use when this problem blocks moderation, community operatio…
Fixes the Vanilla admin automation failure browser automation failed on Vanilla admin dashboard when agent tried to export moderation metrics by applying the specific fix in the steps, proving it on one small scope first, then rerunning and reconciling counts. Use when this problem blocks moderation, community operati…
Fixes the moderation metrics agent failure agent failed to export moderation metrics for the monthly community report by applying the specific fix in the steps, proving it on one small scope first, then rerunning and reconciling counts. Use when this problem blocks moderation, community operations or a member task. No…
Request Planhat company scores in paged batches, cache each page locally, build the executive report from the cache, and poll any long report job instead of holding a single request open until it times out. Use when this health scoring, alerting or sync failure repeats on retry and blocks account work. Not for platfor…
Build the executive health report from the Gainsight API or a scheduled report export instead of the scorecard admin page, and if the admin page must be used wait for the scorecard element by name with session handling made explicit rather than fixed delays. Use when this health scoring, alerting or sync failure repea…
Change the Planhat calculated metric formula to treat a missing usage field as null but a present zero as a real zero, wrap the usage input in a null check that returns a defined result, test the metric on an account with zero usage, and confirm it returns zero instead of null. Use when this health scoring, alerting o…
Fixes this failure in the expansion dashboard query - pre-aggregate usage daily per account in the warehouse and point the dashboard at the aggregate table, partitioning by date, instead of scanning raw events on every dashboard load. Prove it on one record, then rerun the full scope and reconcile the counts.
Separate the fetch failure from the report failure: test the metrics API call the agent makes on its own, check the returned payload shape against what the report builder expects, and add a cached fallback of the last good metrics so one API outage does not kill the whole report. Use when an agent that cannot fetch Mo…
Separate the fetch failure from the report failure: test the metrics API call the agent makes on its own, check the returned payload shape against what the report builder expects, and add a cached fallback of the last good metrics so one API outage does not kill the whole report. Use when an agent that cannot fetch Mo…
Find the last successful refresh or calculation timestamp, fix what stopped that job, force one refresh, and compare the served value against a direct query of the source. Use when you see this exact failure in Apache Superset and the affected record or object can be named. Not for a different Apache Superset error wi…
Fixes an agent usage-sync cron that failed silently for six days by adding run reporting, freshness checks, and a dead-man alert. Use when sync staleness is discovered late. Not for a cron that visibly failed and was ignored.
Fixes a reconciliation dashboard showing data refresh failed every morning at 6am: trace the scheduled refresh job, its data source credentials or query, and what changed at that hour. Use when a dashboard fails on schedule but may work manually. Not for a dashboard broken at all times.
Stops cron from discarding job output by installing an MTA or redirecting output to a file or logger. It covers the observability tradeoff. Not for cron scheduling issues.
Shows how to test a cron job before it goes live: running it manually, simulating the cron environment, and doing a dry run on the real schedule. Use before adding any new cron job; not for editing an already-tested job's schedule.
Shows how to prevent cron jobs from overlapping when a run takes longer than the interval: locking, single-instance guards, and what to do when overlap happens anyway. Use for any scheduled job that can overrun; not for jobs that always finish fast.
Shows an SDR agent how to recover from a mid-run cron restart without re-enrolling leads: commit a checkpoint row per batch and make enrollment idempotent. Use when a restart, crash, or redeploy replays the sequence from scratch and double-enrolls leads. Not for webhook double-delivery dedupe, CRM rate-limit retries, …
Shows how to store Google Search Console data for long-term trend analysis: what to pull, how to schema it, and how GSC's 16-month retention limit shapes the design. Use when you need trends beyond GSC's UI retention; not for one-off analyses.
Shows how to build a weekly growth report template that stays useful: the five sections, the numbers that matter, and the commentary that makes numbers actionable. Use when reporting growth to a team or founder weekly; not for daily standups or investor decks.
Shows how to alert on error rate instead of absolute counts, with a minimum-traffic guard so quiet hours stay quiet. Use when static thresholds page at night and miss daytime incidents. Not for errors that must never happen or batch job failure counts.
Sets up dead-man-switch alerts that fire when expected signals stop arriving. Use when a pipeline's silence could mean failure, when cron jobs must be monitored, or when you need to know that monitoring itself is alive. Covers heartbeat design and alert config. Not for regular threshold alerts.
Builds synthetic monitoring that catches outages before users report them. Use when you need uptime proof for login, checkout, or signup flows, when SLIs need an outside-in signal, or when status pages need real data. Covers what to script, where to run from, and alerting. Not for load testing or RUM.
Designs a helpdesk metrics dashboard for leadership. Covers which metrics matter, how to present them, and what to leave out. Use when building or fixing reporting. Not for operational agent dashboards.
Covers the morning report habit for autonomous agents: what goes in the daily report, where the data comes from, and how it builds trust with the human operator. Use it when running agents unattended and needing a daily accountability loop. Triggered by questions about agent daily reports, autonomous operation updates…
Shows how to write a weekly growth report a founder will actually read: the four-number headline, what moved and why, and explicit asks. Use it when reporting growth upward on a cadence. Triggered by questions about founder updates, weekly growth emails, or reporting structure. Not for board decks, investor updates wi…