hive-debugger
Hive Debugger
An interactive debugging companion that helps developers identify and fix runtime issues in Hive agents. The debugger analyzes runtime logs at three levels (L1/L2/L3), categorizes issues, and provides actionable fix recommendations.
When to Use This Skill
Use /hive-debugger when:
- Your agent is failing or producing unexpected results
- You need to understand why a specific node is retrying repeatedly
- Tool calls are failing and you need to identify the root cause
- Agent execution is stalled or taking too long
- You want to monitor agent behavior in real-time during development
This skill works alongside agents running in TUI mode and provides supervisor-level insights into execution behavior.
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