Integrations & help
Troubleshooting
The things that usually go wrong, and what to check first.
"Context directory does not exist". --context points at a folder that
is not there. The tool does not create it: mkdir it first, or drop the flag
to use ~/ronsel.
The flow tree is empty. Flows are read from flows/ in the context folder
shown in the top bar. Use Refresh in the + menu after adding files by
hand, and check you started the tool with the --context you meant.
"Application not found" when running a step. The application value must
match a folder name under applications/. Open the sidebar and check the
exact name, and that the method is exported.
"Missing environment file" when starting a flow. An application the flow
uses has no env/<environment>.env. Only the applications of that flow are
asked for one, and the message names each missing file. Create them from the
Environment variables card on the home page, import a teammate's export
there, or pick an environment the flow's applications do have. See
Environments.
"View not found" on the CLI. --view takes the name or the slug of a view
of views.yaml, and the error lists the ones that exist. The CLI button
of a folder view writes the right command.
A browser step fails with "Executable doesn't exist" or "is not
installed". Playwright is installed, its browsers are not: run
npx playwright install chromium on the machine running the flows, with
--with-deps on a bare Linux box.
A step fails only sometimes. Add retry: { times, delay } for genuinely
eventual behaviour. If the data is the problem, remember that replacers
generate new values on every run: assert with $expr: instead of exact
values.
A value from an earlier step arrives empty. Only the steps above have
written to the memory, and only parameters are templated. In a test, use
$expr: value === memory.key. See
Passing data between steps.
The AI section says "Not configured yet". Pick a provider and save a key first, then use Test connection: it does a real round trip, so it also catches a wrong model name or an Ollama that is not running.
No Xray information on a flow. The integration has to be configured and
the flow needs xray.testKey in its frontmatter. When Jira cannot be reached,
the key is shown as plain text with the error on hover.
Something looks wrong in the UI. Reload the page: unsaved editor content is discarded, which is also the way to throw away an AI edit you do not want.
Nothing else works. Run the flow from the CLI with --debug to see the
environment as the tool sees it, and open an issue with the output. See
Getting more help.