Enable verbose logging for iEvo pipeline sessions with system calls and prompts.
npx skills add https://github.com/ievo-ai/skills --skill debug-on
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: debug-on Source: https://github.com/ievo-ai/skills/tree/main/plugins/ievo/skills/debug-on Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ievo-ai/skills --skill debug-on
This Skill provides detailed logging for iEvo pipeline sessions, helping users diagnose issues and understand the internal processes.
Enable debug mode by creating a .ievo/debug.flag file in your project directory.
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To enable verbose logging for iEvo pipeline sessions, create a `.ievo/debug.flag` file in your project directory. This activates the project-local debug flag to capture all system calls and prompts.
Verbose session tracking captures full prompts, sub-agent returns, and all system calls during iEvo workflows. This detailed logging output helps users diagnose issues and understand internal pipeline processes.
Yes, enabling debugging for iEvo workflows requires write access to the `.ievo/` directory and access to POSIX shell commands. These permissions allow the system to generate session IDs and write log files.
Yes, you can share the debug configuration because the debug flag is project-local. Team members can use the generated unique session IDs for log aggregation and post-mortem analysis within the shared directory.
Your iEvo pipeline session may not generate detailed logs if the `.ievo/debug.flag` file is missing from your project directory. Ensure you have write access to the `.ievo/` directory and POSIX shell commands enabled.
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