error-recovery

Classify build, test, import, and loop failures into recovery decision trees.

10|4|Updated Feb 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sbknana/equipa --skill error-recovery-sbknana
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Skill: error-recovery
Source: https://github.com/sbknana/equipa/tree/main/skills/developer/skills/error-recovery
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sbknana/equipa --skill error-recovery-sbknana

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Structured recovery is essential for teams that face frequent build failures, test failures, missing imports, or looping error states. This skill provides a repeatable framework to diagnose issues, select safe remediation steps, and prevent repeating ineffective fixes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Guided fault classification: categorizes errors into build, test, runtime, and dependency categories with recommended actions.
  • Recovery decision tree: provides step-by-step remediation paths and verification checks to ensure safety and progress.
  • Rollback-ready guidance: emphasizes isolating changes and rolling back if a fix worsens the situation.

Quick Start

Analyze the latest failure log and start the recovery flow by selecting the appropriate error category to trigger the next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about error-recovery

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate structured recovery for build and test failures?

Automated build and test failure recovery applies a decision-tree classification to categorize errors and provide step-by-step remediation paths. It isolates changes and guides rollback procedures to ensure safe progress when a fix worsens the situation.

What is the best way to diagnose recurring import or loop failures during development?

Diagnosing recurring import or loop failures uses a guided fault classification framework that categorizes errors into build, test, runtime, and dependency categories. This provides recommended actions and repeatable diagnosis steps to prevent repeating ineffective fixes.

How do I use a decision tree to fix software build failures safely?

Using a decision tree to fix build failures involves selecting the appropriate error category from the latest failure log to trigger guided remediation steps. The framework includes verification checks to ensure safety and progress before applying fixes.

Can I get rollback-ready guidance for failed test or dependency remediation?

Rollback-ready guidance is provided for failed test and dependency remediation by emphasizing change isolation. If an attempted fix worsens the error state, the framework directs you to safely revert changes and avoid repeating ineffective recovery steps.

When should I use a structured error recovery framework for debugging?

A structured error recovery framework should be used when facing frequent build, test, import, or looping error states. It provides a repeatable framework to diagnose issues, select safe remediation steps, and prevent repeating ineffective fixes.

Do I need specific tools to classify runtime errors using a recovery decision tree?

No specific external tools are required to classify runtime errors using the recovery decision tree. The framework operates by analyzing the latest failure log and applying decision-tree classification to categorize errors and trigger recommended actions.