watch-errorslisted

Quiet operator watch for a detached clawback proxy — stream ONLY legitimate errors and never the benign flood. Wakes on [error]/[fatal] lines, crash signatures (uncaught/EADDRINUSE/ECONN*/Error:/self-loop), server-side 5xx that are NOT the transient 529, real (non-keep-alive) request failures, and a loud "PROXY DOWN" the instant the pid dies (then exits non-zero). Deliberately silences keep-alive ping failures (401 auth-stale / 404 retired-model / 429/529), real-request 429+529 (Claude Code auto-retries), and [info] no-route attach probes — all observed-benign and not actionable. Use when pointing an agent's Monitor tool at the live proxy and you want zero token burn on no-ops, only real errors. Prefer this over the broader `operate` skill when noise/cost matters.
zapgun-ai/clawback · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 63

Install: claude install-skill zapgun-ai/clawback

# clawback watch-errors (quiet operator watch) Run `.skills/watch-errors/scripts/watch_errors.sh` from the project root. It watches a proxy you already started with the [monitor](../monitor/SKILL.md) skill (`run_monitor.sh --detach`) and emits **one line per genuinely actionable error** on stdout — and nothing during the constant benign churn. ```bash .skills/watch-errors/scripts/watch_errors.sh # defaults below .skills/watch-errors/scripts/watch_errors.sh data/clawback.run.log data/clawback.run.pid .skills/watch-errors/scripts/watch_errors.sh selftest # run the filter corpus; exit!=0 on regression ``` Defaults match `run_monitor.sh`: - `LOG_FILE` = `data/clawback.run.log` - `PID_FILE` = `data/clawback.run.pid` - poll cadence: `WATCH_ERRORS_POLL_SEC` (default 5s) ## What wakes you (legitimate errors) - **tier A (hard) — always**: any `[error]` / `[fatal]` line, unhandled/uncaught exceptions, `Error:` stack traces, bind/connection failures (`EADDRINUSE`, `ECONNREFUSED`, `ECONNRESET`, `ETIMEDOUT`, `ENOTFOUND`), `self-loop`, and the synthetic `PROXY DOWN`. A hard error wakes you **even if it also mentions a benign token** (e.g. `[error] keep-alive scheduler crashed: uncaught …`). - **tier B (soft) — unless benign**: status-code / `failed` lines — i.e. server-side **5xx that are not 529** (500/502/503/504…) and any **non-keep-alive** request that 4xx/5xx'd for a reason outside the benign set below. - *