manage-error-debugging

You can automate error debugging monitoring by using a Skill that manages a background watcher script, continuously capturing and logging errors as they occur during application development. It supports starting, stopping, and checking the watcher status.

To check the status and retrieve logs from an error monitoring watcher, use the Skill's status and log retrieval commands to see if the background process is running and access recent logs to quickly diagnose captured errors and bugs.

Yes, you need Node.js installed to run the automated error debugging watcher script. You also need specific configuration enabled in your foundation-config.yaml file to activate the error debugging features before starting the background monitoring process.

The best way to manage the lifecycle of a background error monitoring script is to use a dedicated automation tool that handles starting, stopping, and checking the watcher process. This ensures potential issues are caught and logged efficiently without manual intervention.

Your error debugging watcher script might not be starting or capturing logs if Node.js is not installed or if the error debugging features are not properly configured in your foundation-config.yaml file, which is required to enable the background monitoring process.