hive-debugger

To debug a stalling or looping Hive agent, you need to analyze runtime logs and agent configurations. This debugger processes exported logs at three layers (L1-L3) to surface the root cause and provide actionable fix recommendations.

Troubleshooting node failures and timeouts requires layered runtime log analysis. The debugger monitors L1/L2/L3 logs alongside graph structures to categorize issues and generate actionable remediation templates for recovery.

Root-cause analysis for empty terminal_nodes treats this as a normal forever-alive agent state. The debugger shifts focus to node-level progress and memory management rather than treating empty terminals as failures.

Yes, you can launch the TUI dashboard to monitor real-time runtime logs. It works alongside your active agents to provide supervisor insights, track node-level progress, and guide recovery workflows during testing.

When your agent fails, you should process the exported runtime logs and graph structures. The debugger analyzes these inputs to categorize the failure across L1-L3 layers and outputs recommended remediation templates.

Empty terminal_nodes in a runtime session is not an error. It indicates a normal forever-alive agent state, meaning debugging efforts should focus on tracking node-level progress and memory management instead.