configurator-troubleshoot
Configurator Troubleshooting
Overview
This skill provides a systematic framework for diagnosing and fixing Configurator CLI failures. It covers error classification by exit code, drill-down patterns for partial failures, common error patterns with solutions, and a structured reporting format.
When to Use
- Any CLI command fails with a non-zero exit code
- User reports error messages from configurator
- Deployment completed with partial failures
- Debugging GraphQL errors or reference issues
- When NOT looking for the deployment workflow -- use
configurator-workflowinstead - When NOT looking for JSON envelope structure -- use
agent-output-parsinginstead
Error Analysis Framework
Step 1: Gather Context via JSON Envelope
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