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fft-debug

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Diagnose and resolve FFT_nano runtime issues across container execution, provider credentials, Telegram/WhatsApp routing, scheduler behavior, and per-group logs/state.

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FFT Debug

Use this skill for incident triage and deterministic debugging of FFT_nano host and container paths.

Guardrails

  • Never use destructive git commands unless explicitly requested.
  • Preserve unrelated worktree changes.
  • Keep admin/coder controls in main chat only; do not bypass main-chat restrictions.

Fast Triage

  1. Confirm single instance lock:
    • ls -la data/fft_nano.lock
  2. Check startup/runtime logs:
    • tail -n 200 logs/fft_nano.log
    • tail -n 200 logs/fft_nano.error.log
  3. Check per-group container logs:
    • ls -la groups/<group>/logs
    • tail -n 200 groups/<group>/logs/*
  4. Inspect registration + IPC state:
    • cat data/registered_groups.json
    • find data/ipc -maxdepth 3 -type f

Common Failure Modes

  • Provider key missing: Pi reports no models available.
  • Wrong PI_API/PI_MODEL: model/provider not found.
  • Multiple bot instances: Telegram getUpdates conflict.
  • Apple Container networking timeout on macOS.

Recommended Debug Commands

  • Build/runtime checks:
    • npm run typecheck
    • npm test
  • Dry-run routing check (no live model call):
    • FFT_NANO_DRY_RUN=1 ./scripts/start.sh dev telegram-only
  • Runtime detail logging:
    • LOG_LEVEL=debug ./scripts/start.sh dev telegram-only

Telegram Debug Path

  • Verify bot token present at runtime.
  • In bot DM: /id, /status, /help.
  • Admin checks in main chat only: /tasks, /groups, /panel, /coder, /coder-plan.
  • If /main <secret> fails, verify TELEGRAM_ADMIN_SECRET and restart.

Container Runtime Debug

  • macOS Apple Container:
    • container system status
    • container system stop && container system start
  • Linux Docker:
    • docker info
    • docker ps

Database/State Debug

  • SQLite file location: store/messages.db
  • Router state: data/router_state.json
  • Group registry: data/registered_groups.json
  • Per-group Pi state: data/pi/<group>/.pi/