Diagnostic fix suggestions¶
Doctor can attach structured suggestions to diagnostic issues. A fix plan helps you review what to change; it does not execute commands, edit files, or grant an agent permission to apply a repair. Individual issues may have an empty action list. Studio or experimental AI consumers do not turn these suggestions into a validated production repair workflow.
Read a fix plan¶
Run diagnostics in your configured application environment:
aksara doctor fix-plan
aksara doctor fix-plan --format json
aksara doctor fix-plan --only-errors
aksara doctor fix-plan --only-with-actions
The command runs diagnostic checks before filtering their results. Those checks may inspect configured services and filesystem access; filtering is not a way to avoid running particular checks.
An exit status of 1 means the filtered issue list contains errors; otherwise
the status is 0. Consequently --only-with-actions can hide an error that has no
suggested action and return 0. JSON stats still describe the unfiltered report,
whereas issues contains the selected subset. An empty filtered plan is not proof
that the application is healthy.
For the production release policy, use
Doctor's production checks, including
aksara doctor production-check --release --format json. Do not substitute a
filtered fix plan for that gate.
Represent a suggestion¶
DiagnosticAction is a data model. build_action() constructs and validates its
shape; it does not verify that the example is suitable for your environment.
This complete example performs no diagnostics and executes no command:
from aksara.diagnostics import DiagnosticIssue, build_action
suggestion = build_action(
kind="run_command",
target="aksara doctor production-check",
title="Inspect production readiness",
example="aksara doctor production-check --release --format json",
description="Review the report before changing deployment settings.",
)
issue = DiagnosticIssue(
kind="application_review",
severity="info",
title="Review deployment configuration",
message="This application requires an operator review.",
actions=[suggestion],
)
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
kind |
One of set_env, edit_file, run_command, open_doc, add_setting |
target |
Environment name, file, command, URL, or setting |
title |
Display label |
example |
Optional suggested text; may require adaptation |
description |
Optional explanation |
For programmatic diagnosis, await run_all_checks() returns a DiagnosticReport;
iterate report.issues and each issue's actions. Checkers that fail are reported
as warning issues. The result includes system metadata and elapsed time, so it is
not a byte-stable artifact across runs.
Review suggested commands and URLs before using them. A command can affect schema, configuration, or files; diagnostic metadata is not authorization for those changes. Keep reports private when they reveal deployment details, and preserve exit codes when collecting them in CI.