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To check GTM provider availability, you can inventory YALC adapter capabilities to see exactly which configured providers can run right now based on your required environment variables. This read-only process flags availability status and groups providers by capability.

Adapter capability coverage maps every provider in YALC's adapter registry to the specific GTM functions they can fulfill. It verifies orchestration readiness by confirming provider configurations and checking resolution priority against your config file.

To troubleshoot missing environment variables, run a configuration audit using the adapter inventory to flag unavailable providers. It identifies which required env vars are unset for each capability, helping you pinpoint missing keys without modifying your registry.

You can view provider resolution priority by executing an adapter list command that reads your ~/.gtm-os/config.yaml file. It displays the winning provider order for each capability based on your configured priority list or system defaults.

Declarative adapter manifests fail to compile at boot due to malformed YAML files in the adapter registry. Running an adapter inventory surfaces these compilation errors so you can locate and fix the invalid manifest syntax.

No, you cannot modify YALC adapter configurations during an inventory audit because the process is strictly read-only. It never alters the registry, environment files, or config.yaml, ensuring you only review capability coverage before planning next steps.