typeclaw-troubleshooting

typeclaw-troubleshooting is an Agent behaviour & coding discipline skill for AI agents, published by typeclaw in the typeclaw repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates typeclaw-troubleshooting D (67/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Use this skill when you are stuck in a fix-it loop — you've made roughly three attempts at the same failure and you're still cycling shell commands (kill the process, re-run, `sleep`, `capture-pane`, inspect, retry) without converging. Triggers include a hung or runaway process that won't die, a `C-c` that didn't stop the program, `<defunct>`/zombie processes piling up in `ps`, an interactive program that blocks `bash` waiting for input, a script that "ran" but produced no output and no file, repeated "not found"/timeout/same-error-again loops, and any moment you catch yourself thinking "let me wait a bit more and check again" for the third time. Read it before you spawn `operator` to take over the debugging — it covers the operator hand-off prompt, the tmux session pattern, killing stuck/zombie processes properly, and the edge-triggered capture-pane polling loop that the inline retry-and-sleep approach gets wrong.

Grade

D

Quality

67 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

42

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