Triage build, deploy, and test failures with bounded retries and escalation.
npx skills add https://github.com/tonyandrewmeyer/cantrip --skill iterate-fix
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: iterate-fix Source: https://github.com/tonyandrewmeyer/cantrip/tree/main/src/cantrip/skills/iterate-fix Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tonyandrewmeyer/cantrip --skill iterate-fix
Deploy-test-debug retry strategy introduces a formalised loop for the deploy → verify → test → fix cycle. Cantrip's autodeploy helpers already generate follow-up tasks after a failed BUILD, DEPLOY, or TEST run ( [Red/Green retry], [Acceptance fix], Diagnose deployment failure:, and [Watcher] tasks). This skill explains how to interpret that feedback, what to fix first, when to stop, and when to ask for help.
Start by identifying the failing BUILD/DEPLOY/TEST task and invoke the iterate-fix workflow to triage the failure and bound retries.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A structured deploy-debug retry strategy uses bounded budgets and escalation rules to prevent endless loops. It categorizes failures into Environment, Deployment, Workload, and Test groups, applying per-failure budgeting to decide what to fix first and when to ask for help.
The best way to triage deploy-debug failures is to categorize them into Environment, Deployment, Workload, and Test groups. This structured triage guides prioritization so you know exactly what to fix first after a failed BUILD, DEPLOY, or TEST run.
You should stop retrying a failed deployment and escalate when progress stalls. A structured retry strategy enforces a three-attempt budget for deployments, preventing endless loops by triggering escalation rules when the allowed retry limit is exhausted.
Structured workflows handle interactive debugging by recommending specific tools and steps to isolate root causes during follow-up tasks. This guides you through the verify and fix phases after a failed TEST run, ensuring structured feedback before applying fixes.
Yes, you can apply this retry strategy to Juju charm deployments. The workflow handles iterative build, deploy, and test cycles, managing failure feedback and bounded retries specifically for charm deployment and debugging workflows.
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