Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Foxora by identifying the failing surface, preserving the exact error, and changing one layer at a time.
Overview
Troubleshoot Foxora by identifying the failing surface, preserving the exact error, and changing one layer at a time.
02Installation and startup problems
Verify the installed package, runtime, and service status before reinstalling Foxora or removing any local data.
03Account and sign-in problems
Confirm the Foxora domain, identity, browser handoff, and device session before resetting credentials.
04Task and project problems
Verify the active task, project binding, device, and real folder before changing files or recreating a session.
05Agent, crew, and tool problems
Reduce an agent or crew failure to one selected definition, one permitted tool, and one reproducible input.
06Browser and computer-use problems
Check the selected browser mode, required pack or extension, and operating-system permission before repeating computer-use work.
07Workflow and scheduled-task problems
Test a workflow manually, then verify its trigger, timezone, input, account, and first failed step before editing the schedule.
08Plugin, channel, and MCP problems
Diagnose the exact connection type—Plugin, Channel, or MCP Server—and reconnect only the layer that failed.
09Collecting diagnostics
Collect enough redacted evidence to reproduce a Foxora failure without exposing tokens, secrets, private prompts, or unrelated files.
10Contacting support
Send Foxora support one concise reproduction with redacted evidence after the relevant troubleshooting guide fails.