debug-command-storage

To capture a failed shell command for reproducible debugging, this skill records the full invocation, converts relative paths to absolute paths, and saves it as a timestamped executable script in your working directory.

Recording failing Java-based command invocations for incident analysis is done by capturing the exact command line and substituting algorithm definitions with names where possible. This generates timestamped replay scripts without altering user configurations.

Command storage does not modify your existing shell configuration files. It safely preserves your environment by writing timestamped replay scripts directly into the current working directory instead of altering system or user settings.

To replay a failed hotvect command with absolute paths, run this skill immediately after the failure. It generates an executable shell script in the current directory that automatically uses absolute paths and substitutes algorithm definitions with names.

You can use this command capture tool with hv, hv-ext, and Java-based commands. It records the full failing invocation across these environments and converts relative paths to absolute paths for reliable replay during debugging.