Diagnose NanoClaw container agent issues by inspecting logs, environment variables, and mounts.
npx skills add https://github.com/gunabot/nanoclaw --skill debug-gunabot
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: debug Source: https://github.com/gunabot/nanoclaw/tree/main/.claude/skills/debug Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gunabot/nanoclaw --skill debug-gunabot
Debugging a malfunctioning NanoClaw container agent can be time-consuming and error-prone. This Skill provides a concise, repeatable workflow to identify misconfigurations and runtime issues that prevent the agent from starting, running, or resuming sessions.
Use this skill to diagnose container agent issues by inspecting logs at logs/nanoclaw.log, verifying environment setup in data/env/env, checking mounts in /workspace, and confirming session persistence under /home/node/.claude/.
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To debug a NanoClaw container agent startup failure, inspect the logs at logs/nanoclaw.log, verify environment setup in data/env/env, and check mounts in /workspace to identify misconfigurations or runtime issues preventing initialization.
Container agent session resume failures often stem from incorrect persistence settings. Verify that session persistence under /home/node/.claude/ is properly configured and that volume mounts are correctly attached to access previous session data.
The best way to check container agent environment variables and mounts is to verify the .env file in data/env/env and inspect volume mounts in /workspace to ensure authentication credentials and directory paths are correctly configured.
NanoClaw container logs and IPC artifacts for troubleshooting are located at logs/nanoclaw.log and within session directories under /home/node/.claude/, providing point-in-time diagnostics to rapidly locate root causes.
Yes, this debugging workflow covers general container configuration issues including authentication problems, environment variable misconfigurations, and mount failures, providing concrete steps and checks to resolve common runtime problems.
When container agent authentication stops working, check the environment setup in data/env/env for correct credentials, verify the .env file configurations, and inspect logs/nanoclaw.log for authentication-related error messages.
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