self-healing-error-recovery · diff

v1.1.0 to v1.2.0

2 added, 8 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: self-healing-error-recovery

- description: >

- Diagnoses failures and retries with alternate strategies. Use when commands

- fail, tools error, or the user says heal this error, self recover, fix failu

- re automatically. Stores lessons for future tasks. Triggers: heal this error

- , selfrecover, fix failure automatically, retry smart.

- version: 1.1.0

+ description: "Diagnoses failures and retries with alternate strategies. Use for: heal this error, self recover, fix failure automatically, retry smart."

+ version: 1.2.0

author: Stijnman

license: MIT

metadata:

grok:

tags: [heal this error, self recover, fix failure automatically, retry smart]

related_skills: [knowledge-graph-builder, semantic-memory-manager, bottleneck-resolver]

compatibility: Grok agent; optional MCP and shell access

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# Self Healing Error Recovery

## When to Use

- User says **heal this error** or task matches this capability

- User says **self recover** or task matches this capability

- User says **fix failure automatically** or task matches this capability

- User says **retry smart** or task matches this capability

## Workflow

1. Capture error message, command, and environment context.

2. Classify: transient / config / permission / logic / dependency.

3. Try up to 3 recovery strategies (retry, alternate path, dependency fix).

4. If recovered, summarize fix. If not, escalate with diagnosis.

5. Record lesson: error pattern -> successful fix.

## Integrations

- `knowledge-graph-builder`

- `semantic-memory-manager`

- `bottleneck-resolver`

## Error Handling

| Failure | Response |

|---------|----------|

| Destructive command failed | Do not auto-retry deletes; require HITL. |

| Same error 3x | Stop retrying; report root cause. |

| Permission denied | Never escalate privileges; ask user. |

## Gotchas

- Read-only diagnosis first; mutate only after classification.

## Example

**Input:** User request matching triggers above.

**Output:** Structured result per workflow with integrations invoked as needed.