Apollo Debug Bundle
ListedAutomatically generates comprehensive debugging bundles—logs, traces, metrics—for rapid root cause analysis of application issues.
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About this skill
What it does
The apollo-debug-bundle skill provides debugging capabilities for Apollo Client applications. It allows you to inspect GraphQL queries, mutations, and responses in a structured format. This includes viewing variables, operation names, and the raw HTTP request/response headers, aiding in troubleshooting complex data fetching issues.
When to use it
- Debugging slow queries: Identify bottlenecks by examining query execution times and network latency.
- Troubleshooting GraphQL errors: Understand error responses from your GraphQL server with detailed context.
- Inspecting variable values: Verify that the correct variables are being passed in your GraphQL requests.
- Analyzing HTTP headers: Investigate issues related to caching, authorization, or other request-related configurations.
Key capabilities
- Inspects GraphQL queries and mutations
- Displays variables used in requests
- Shows operation names
- Provides raw HTTP request/response details
Example prompts
- "Show me the debug information for this Apollo Client query."
- "What are the variables being sent with this mutation?"
- "Can you display the headers of the last GraphQL request?"
Tips & gotchas
This skill is most effective when used in conjunction with an environment where Apollo Client is actively running and making requests. It requires access to the Apollo Client instance or relevant data structures for inspection.