From agent-validator
Summarizes the most recent validator session, showing gate results and failure details from log files. Useful for debugging failed runs.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/agent-validator:validator-statusThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Show a detailed summary of the most recent validator session.
Show a detailed summary of the most recent validator session.
agent-validate status 2>&1
The script parses the .debug.log for session-level data (run count, gate results, pass/fail status) and lists all log files with their paths and sizes.
For each gate marked FAIL in the Gate Results table, read the corresponding log files to extract failure details:
check:src:code-health): Read the matching check_*.log file. Check log formats vary by tool (linters, test runners, code health analyzers) — read the file and extract the relevant error/warning output.review:.:code-quality): Read the matching review_*.json file(s). These contain structured violation data with file, line, issue, priority, and status fields.Use the file paths from the "Log Files" section of the script output. Match gate IDs to file names: check:.:lint corresponds to check_._lint.*.log, review:.:code-quality corresponds to review_._code-quality_*.{log,json}.
Combine the script's session summary with the detailed failure information into a comprehensive report:
npx claudepluginhub codagent-ai/agent-validator --plugin agent-validatorDiagnoses validator behavior from runtime artifacts and CLI outputs. Answers why a validator failed, explains logs, and identifies what went wrong in a run.
Fixes session protocol validation failures in GitHub Actions. Reads Job Summary from failed PR runs to parse NON_COMPLIANT verdicts, corrects session log structure per requirements, and commits fixes.
Fixes session protocol validation failures in GitHub Actions by reading Job Summary, analyzing session logs against SESSION-PROTOCOL.md, and applying targeted fixes. Use for PRs failing with NON_COMPLIANT verdicts or MUST requirements.