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Scope

This page defines operator-safe troubleshooting for production workflows. It is designed to minimize unsafe retries, preserve traceability, and make escalation evidence complete on first pass.

Triage Flow

  1. Confirm wallet state, active account, and session ownership before retrying bench operations.
  2. Verify selected profile family, injector identifiers, and expected coding direction (read/write).
  3. Check VM runtime status and recent lifecycle events for expiration, closure, or provisioning faults.
  4. Capture exact operation timestamp and session id before any recovery action.
  5. Retry with a fresh session only after input context has been validated and logged.

Common Failure Signatures

Signature Likely Cause Operator Action
Session provision timeoutRuntime capacity or transient network delay between control plane and VM host.Retry once, then open a new session and attach both session ids to the incident note.
Profile mismatch warningSelected profile family does not match injector part or ECU context.Stop write actions, re-validate part number and family, then reload the correct profile.
Decode output not deterministicInput payload drift, wrong mode selection, or stale local assumptions.Re-run from clean input, compare traces, and escalate if divergence persists.
Payment trace not linkedSession lifecycle event and settlement confirmation are out of sync.Wait for settlement finality window, then refresh session trace panel before closure.

Runbook Checklist

Avoid parallel retries when a failure is ambiguous. Complete the triage order, log operator context, and move to escalation if any critical signal remains unresolved after one clean retry.

Escalation Package

  • Session id, wallet address (short form), and environment timestamp.
  • Injector profile identifiers used (brand, family, part, and revision when available).
  • Operation type performed and expected output shape.
  • Screenshots or logs of errors exactly as shown, without paraphrasing message text.
  • Any retries performed and whether a fresh session changed behavior.