Diagnose Superset connection, host, terminal, authentication, and update problems using status checks and logs. Get a matching fix, approve changes before they run, and verify whether the original problem is resolved.
Diagnose and fix Paradev (formerly Superset) problems such as connection failures, offline hosts, terminals not attaching, auth or update issues. Use when the user reports something broken or misbehaving in Paradev itself ("Paradev won't connect", "my host shows offline", "terminal won't attach", "the app is stuck"), before filing feedback.
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See how to installDiagnose problems in Superset and suggest a fix that matches the symptoms. Check host service status, the signed-in account and organization, host connectivity, and the CLI version, then compare the results with known issues. This can help distinguish expired authentication, a stopped service, failed host setup, or a mismatch between the CLI and desktop app. After an approved change, retry the original action to check the result.
Use this skill when Superset will not connect, a host appears offline, a terminal will not attach, or you suspect an authentication or update problem. If the issue remains unresolved, it can suggest handing the collected diagnostic results to a feedback report.
The skill uses the superset CLI. It asks for your approval before running commands that change state, and checks the original action again afterward. Adding a host over SSH supports macOS and x64 or arm64 glibc Linux; curl is required. Alpine and Windows are not supported. It also asks before including log content in a report.
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Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
paradev is an alias for the superset CLI: every superset command here also runs as paradev.
Diagnose first, change one thing at a time, verify after each change.
superset status for host service healthsuperset auth whoami for auth and the active orgsuperset hosts list for host reachabilitysuperset --version| Signature | Fix |
|---|---|
whoami fails / session expired | superset auth login |
| Host shows offline | superset hosts wake <id>; confirm the machine is awake and online |
| Host service not running | superset start |
A host set up with superset hosts add is offline or broken | re-run superset hosts add <ssh-target>; it checks each step and fixes only what is wrong. On Linux its log is ssh <ssh-target> journalctl --user -u superset-host -n 50 |
hosts add cannot reach or set up the machine | confirm ssh <ssh-target> works from here, the remote is macOS or glibc Linux (x64 or arm64; Alpine and Windows are not supported), and it has curl |
Private repos will not clone on a host added with hosts add | sign in GitHub there: ssh -t <ssh-target> gh auth login (install gh first if missing) |
| Linux host stops when the user logs out of it | enable lingering on that machine: loginctl enable-linger |
hosts add stops on an empty or invalid /etc/machine-id (cloned VM or container image) | on that machine, sudo rm -f /etc/machine-id && sudo systemd-machine-id-setup, then re-run hosts add. The user runs this, since it needs sudo on their box |
superset pages publish in a Paradev terminal fails with "Not a member of organization" | superset update; newer CLIs use the desktop app's account inside its terminals |
| CLI and desktop app version mismatch, or stale CLI | superset update |
| App-side misbehavior (macOS) | read the newest entries in ~/Library/Logs/Superset/main.log for errors |
Propose the matching fix and get the user's go-ahead before running anything that changes state. Never delete data as a "fix".
Re-run the originally failing action. If it works, say exactly what was wrong and what fixed it.
If unresolved, offer to file it with the feedback skill and carry over the collected diagnostics (versions, status output, the relevant log excerpt) so the report arrives pre-triaged. Ask before including any log content; logs can contain paths and project names.
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