| name | verify-config |
| description | Config doctor for clawback — loads the merged config (DEFAULTS < global < ./CLAWBACK.md < CLI overrides) exactly as the proxy's loadConfig does, prints a secret-free summary of the resolved values plus the merge-order sources, and exits non-zero if the canonical CLAWBACK.md did NOT take effect (host not 0.0.0.0, tls off, or adminToken missing) so a bad parse fails loudly instead of silently falling back to loopback defaults. Read-only; never prints the adminToken value, only its length. Use to confirm a CLAWBACK.md edit actually parsed and merged before starting the proxy, or to debug which config layer won. |
clawback config doctor
Run .skills/verify-config/scripts/verify_config_parse.mjs from the project
root. It loads the merged config the same way the proxy would and prints what
actually resolved — no secrets — then fails loudly if the canonical
CLAWBACK.md did not take effect.
node .skills/verify-config/scripts/verify_config_parse.mjs
node .skills/verify-config/scripts/verify_config_parse.mjs /path/to/project
The optional positional argument is the directory to resolve config from
(defaults to the current working directory).
What it prints
- sources (merge order) — each contributing tier and file path, lowest
precedence first, exactly the layering in CLAUDE.md's Config Merging
Strategy (
DEFAULTS < global < local < CLI).
- resolved — host, port, tls, cert/key paths, selfSign, passthrough,
keepAliveEnabled, injectExtendedCacheTtl, adminPathPrefix, and whether an
adminToken is present (length only — the value is never shown).
- warnings — any non-fatal notes
loadConfig surfaced.
Exit status
Exits non-zero with a FAIL: list when any of these are off — the
signature of a CLAWBACK.md that did not parse or merge:
host is not 0.0.0.0 (the canonical LAN bind did not stick),
tls is not true,
adminToken is missing (a non-loopback bind would have thrown anyway).
Otherwise it prints OK: canonical CLAWBACK.md parsed and merged. Pairs with
the write-config skill, which generates that file.