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✅ Done
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The important question is not "Can I read every line?" It is "Can I tell where the agent decided, where it acted, and whether it finished?" Find the first `Tool call` in your own run and write one short note about what it was trying to do.
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The important question is not "Can I read every line?" It is "Can I tell where the agent decided, where it acted, and whether it finished?" Find the first `Tool call` in your own run and fill in the template below:
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```text
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First Tool call I saw: [tool name, e.g. github.list_issues]
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What it was trying to do: [one sentence description]
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```
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## Check the output
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-**The log shows lots of thinking but no useful action** — your instructions may be too vague. Keep the run open, then refine the workflow body in a later step.
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-**The run finishes but nothing changed in GitHub** — make sure your repository has an open issue and that the workflow had permission to write.
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Knowing what a failed run looks like helps you spot permission issues at a glance, before you spend time re-reading the brief:
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```text
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🤔 Planning... Searching for open issues
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🔧 Tool call: github.list_issues
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📥 Error: 403 Forbidden — insufficient permissions
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❌ Failed
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```
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For a deeper troubleshooting guide, see [Side Quest: Diagnosing Common Agent Output Patterns](side-quest-09-01-debug-output.md).
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## Reflect
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-[ ] I traced the first tool call and noted what the agent was trying to do
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-[ ] I compared the run summary to the actual GitHub change and noted the result
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-[ ] I know the first check to make if a run is missing, confused, or finished without writing anything
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-[ ] I can identify whether a run failed due to a permission error, a vague brief, or a missing output
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**Next:**[Refine Your Workflow with Agentic Editing](09-agentic-editing.md)
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