validate-config

To validate Kollab configuration files, check JSON syntax, verify required top-level sections, ensure valid value ranges for LLM settings, and confirm plugin configuration structure to prevent unexpected application behavior and plugin loading failures.

Your Kollab agent may fail to connect to your LLM provider due to missing or incorrect api_url and api_token settings, or conflicting configuration values between your local and global config files across cross-config layers.

Detect conflicting configuration values across local and global Kollab config layers by identifying duplicate settings with different values and spotting incompatible plugin combinations that cause runtime issues using native config manager modules.

The best way to diagnose unapplied configuration changes in Kollab is to perform a merged effective configuration analysis to identify invalid syntax, missing required settings, or conflicting values across config layers.

Yes, you can use config validation to check required settings when migrating between Kollab versions by verifying required top-level sections, validating terminal setting ranges, and auditing plugin configuration structure to prevent runtime errors.

Incompatible plugin combinations and runtime issues in Kollab are caused by invalid configuration syntax, missing required settings, or conflicting configuration values across local and global config layers that fail native validation checks.