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Troubleshooting

Find out why a teammate does not answer or a run failed, and fix the cause.

A teammate can stop for a reason that a person can fix. Examples are an AI plan that is out of usage, a daily limit, a service that is not connected, and a question that waits. This page helps you find the reason and fix it.

Start here

  1. Open the page of the teammate. Its header says what it does now, or why it waits.
  2. Look at its face. A glowing ember means that it needs you. Closed eyes mean that it is paused.
  3. Open Needs you. A question or an approval of the teammate can hold its task.
  4. Open the task, then its latest run. The run says how it ended.

The teammate does not start

What you seeWhyWhat to do
"Your troop's computer isn't ready yet. Finish setup first."Setup did not finish.Finish setup. See Fix setup problems.
"Pick your organization's AI plan first, in Settings."No AI plan is connected.Connect a plan. See Connect your AI plan.
"Every AI plan you've connected is out of usage for now."Each plan reached its limit.Wait until a plan resets, or add another plan in Settings > AI.
A teammate "has done 200 runs today, its daily limit."It reached Times a day.Wait until the next day (UTC), or raise the limit. See Choose AI plans and models.
"Paused: it starts nothing until you resume it"A person paused it.Select Resume and its name. See Hire and manage teammates.
A teammate needs a service, such as StripeThe role reads a service that the workspace did not connect.Connect it in Settings > Apps.
The Engineer writes or reads code with Claude CodeNo Claude plan is connected.Add a Claude plan or an Anthropic API key in Settings > AI.
A feature says its tools are offAn owner or admin switched them off.See Switch tools on and off.

A teammate starts on a task only when the task is in To do. A task in the backlog waits until a person moves it.

The run stopped

Message on the runWhyWhat to do
"It ran out of rounds before finishing. Try a smaller ask."The run reached Steps each time.Split the work, or raise the limit.
"It reached its spend cap for one run"A plan that bills each use reached Spend each time.Give a smaller ask, or raise the limit.
"That took too long. Try again."The round took too long.Ask again.
"The computer didn't answer. Try again in a moment."The computer was busy or starting.Ask again in a minute.
"Your troop's computer stopped. Try again in a minute."The computer stopped under the run.Ask again in a minute.
"The answer didn't come through."The plan gave no answer.Ask again. If it fails again, connect the plan again in Settings > AI.
"Its task was canceled, so it stopped."A person canceled the task.Move the task to To do to start it again.
"This conversation is full. Start a new one."The conversation reached its size.Start a new conversation with the teammate.

A round that the computer cut short starts again one time by itself.

The plan signed out

When a provider ends the sign-in of a plan, the card of the plan shows Sign-in lapsed. Teammates then move to the next plan of the list. To fix it, disconnect the plan, and connect it again. See Connect your AI plan.

The teammate waits on a person

What waitsWhere to answer
A questionOn the task, or in Needs you. The task continues after the last answer.
An approvalIn Needs you. A denied call stops that call only.
A login that it lacksOn the task. Add the login to the Vault. See Keep logins and secrets in the Vault.
Work in In reviewRead it, then mark it done or send it back.

While the task of a routine waits in Needs you, the routine does not run.

The teammate works on the wrong thing

  • Read the brief of the task. A teammate does what the brief says. See Give your troop work that it can finish.
  • Write a comment on the task, with what to change. The comment starts the teammate again.
  • To stop it at once, move the task out of In progress, or send "stop" in its chat.
  • When a fact of the brain is wrong, mark it That's wrong. See Manage what your troop remembers.

Ask your Chief of Staff

Open Help and support from the ? menu, and select Ask your Chief of Staff. Say what you see. It can read the guides of Troopy and the tasks of the troop.

Still stuck

Write to support@troopy.ai. See Get help for what to put in the email.