agent-bom-troubleshoot

Diagnose configuration errors by running the doctor command to perform a full health check, verify installed components, and validate runtime settings on your local machine. The doctor command inspects installed packages, config files, and database state to identify root causes and recommend fixes.

Your agent-bom installation reports misconfigurations when prerequisites are missing or configuration files deviate from expected runtime settings. Run the validate command locally to inspect installed packages and database state to identify the exact root causes and apply recommended fixes.

The best way to check database status and health is to run the db status command locally. This offline diagnostic tool inspects your database state, verifies environment readiness, and confirms that all installed components are properly configured for operation.

Yes, you can run offline diagnostics by using the doctor and validate commands to assess your local environment. These tools inspect installed packages, config files, and database state directly on your machine without requiring an active network connection.

You need to run agent-bom validation commands when the system reports specific errors or misconfigurations that standard health checks do not resolve. Use validate to inspect configuration files and runtime settings, and use db status to check underlying database readiness.

Yes, the agent-bom troubleshooter supports local environment analysis and offline configuration validation. It uses doctor, validate, and db status commands to inspect installed packages, config files, and database state to ensure proper operation and environment readiness.