Diagnose and triage session failures in autoboard orchestration workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/willietran/autoboard --skill failure-willietran
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: failure Source: https://github.com/willietran/autoboard/tree/main/skills/failure Command: npx skills add https://github.com/willietran/autoboard --skill failure-willietran
Diagnose session failures, arbitrate escalations, handle permission denials, cascade dependency blocks, and retry with adjusted briefs
Explain the failure context to the system and let it guide you through diagnosis, escalation, and retry steps.
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To diagnose failed workflow sessions, this Skill interprets exit codes, logs, and status files to classify failures like permission denials or dependency cascades, providing structured remediation and retry guidance.
Handling escalation disputes involves structured arbitration of reviewer concerns using failure context and manifests. The system decides whether to retry tasks with adjusted briefs or escalate, ensuring disputes are resolved systematically without blocking downstream sessions unnecessarily.
Blocking downstream sessions during dependency cascades requires checking upstream status files and progress markers. This Skill automatically blocks dependent sessions after upstream failures and resumes them only when the upstream session achieves a successful state.
Yes, you can retry failed tasks with adjusted briefs while preserving the worktree. The Skill proposes recovery guidance by interpreting failure context and modifying instructions, allowing you to re-run the task without losing previous progress or environment setup.
Failure classification distinguishes permission denials from ordinary task failures by analyzing exit codes, logs, and design docs. It identifies specific denial patterns and escalation disputes, separating them from standard task errors to determine appropriate retry or block actions.
You should block sessions when upstream dependency cascades or permission denials occur, and resume them only after upstream success or escalation arbitration. The Skill evaluates failure context and status files to determine whether blocking or resuming is the correct remediation action.
oterowebRun a five-step verification workflow and report evidence before completion claims.
SollanSystemsClassify failing verification outputs and apply bounded repairs to agent runs.
ChegginCancel active OMC modes and clean up their state across sessions.
buvisAudit permission grants across settings files to identify overly broad patterns.
