Yeah, exactly — that’s the reason why I created that post. It wasn’t to spam at all. I read through the forum and saw at least five or six people having the exact same issue, so I thought it would be more useful to gather everything in one place. In that post I summarized the whole problem, so if you and the team answer there, everyone can see the solution instead of you having to answer each person one by one. I really respect the community, and my intention was only to make things easier for everyone.
One thing that may help the team: from what I’ve observed, the agent’s debugging logic seems to only focus on the latest visible issue instead of doing a full analysis. So it patches the first error it finds, says “fixed,” but doesn’t go deeper to the core problem. That’s why people (including me) end up spending a lot of tokens — it keeps debugging symptoms, not the root cause. The agent is great overall and definitely helpful, but this part of its logic feels limited.
Hopefully this feedback helps the team while they investigate.