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This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User Here is a list of plugins that are available but not installed. - Atlassian Rovo (atlassian-rovo@openai-curated-remote) - Box (box@openai-curated-remote) - Figma (figma@openai-curated-remote) - GitHub (github@openai-curated-remote) - Gmail (gmail@openai-curated-remote) - Google Calendar (google-calendar@openai-curated-remote) - Google Drive (google-drive@openai-curated-remote) - Notion (notion@openai-curated-remote) - Outlook Calendar (outlook-calendar@openai-curated-remote) - Outlook Email (outlook-email@openai-curated-remote) - SharePoint (sharepoint@openai-curated-remote) - Slack (slack@openai-curated-remote) - Teams (teams@openai-curated-remote) # AGENTS.md instructions # Agent Vault Memory Use `/Users/nickyoung/Agent Vault` as the durable agent-owned memory vault for relevant work. At the start of any thread involving Nick's ongoing work, tech setup, projects, people, preferences, decisions, or open loops: 1. Read `/Users/nickyoung/Agent Vault/AGENTS.md`. 2. Read the relevant pages in `/Users/nickyoung/Agent Vault`, especially `TODO.md`, `projects/`, `people/`, `agent/`, and `notes/` when they match the task. 3. Treat the vault as agent-owned working memory, not as Nick's main Obsidian vault. During work, quietly update the relevant vault pages when something durable changes: - a preference is corrected or confirmed - a project advances - an open loop is created or closed - a decision is made - a repeated mistake or anti-pattern is identified - a known-good setting, artifact, backup, or workflow is established Do not ask before ordinary memory updates. Do not make the final answer mostly about the memory update unless Nick asks, the update is important, or something needs review. Keep entries concise, dated when useful, inspectable, and easy to diff. Do not store secrets, tokens, passwords, private keys, or sensitive credentials in the vault. Do not record guesses as settled fact; label useful uncertainty clearly. ### User # Thread # raycast-v2-beta Nick Young Jul 8th at 8:05 AM Just switched on my mac this morning and had the 'Raycast failed to start' error. i sorted it out with codex who said the problem was... macOS 26.5.1, build 25F80, with about 10 GiB free on the internal drive. Raycast Beta was failing to start with the generic "Raycast failed to start" message. The confusing bit was that the app process appeared briefly, so it looked as if Beta was running, but the backend was actually shutting itself down during startup. The relevant log lines were: Failed to initialize indexer failed to open the index Will shut down gracefully... exitCode: 3 So the issue seemed to be a broken/corrupt local Raycast Beta index, not my extension setup and not simply a duplicate Raycast/stable-vs-beta conflict. The fix was to move this folder aside: ~/Library/Application Support/com.raycast-x.macos/index I renamed it to a dated backup: index. broken-20260708-074813 Then I removed the stale: SingleInstance.lock and reopened Raycast Beta. It rebuilt a fresh index folder and then stayed running normally. 1 reply Tirta Jul 8th at 3:13 PM Hi Nick Glad you got it sorted, and great debugging! You nailed it: a corrupt local Beta search index, not your extensions or a stable-vs-beta conflict. This shouldn't happen in the first place, so I'm passing it to the team. One thing that would really help our investigation, if you still have them: 1. The log from the failed startup (the session where it wouldn't launch), if it's still in your log history, a fresh log won't show anything now that it's working. 2. That index.broken-20260708-074813 folder you backed up, if you haven't deleted it. If you can zip it and send it over, that's the actual artifact we'd use to figure out why it got corrupted. No worries if either is already gone. Thanks again for the excellent report! B I U S = = • • Reply... Also send to # raycast-v2-beta + AaCan you see if I have the file or the folder she's talking about here, please? The person responding to me. ### Assistant I’ll check for the dated broken-index backup and the Raycast Beta log history. I’m using the file-management skill first because this involves files under your Library folder, and I’ll also consult the Agent Vault instructions for your ongoing setup context. ### Assistant The prior troubleshooting record confirms the exact backup name and location. I’m now verifying whether it still exists and locating any failed-startup logs around July 8, rather than assuming the old record reflects current disk state. ### Assistant Yes—the important broken-index folder is still there: [index.broken-20260708-074813]() It is about **418 MB** and contains 49 files, so it appears intact. The failed-startup Raycast log has apparently rotated out: Raycast’s application logs now begin on July 13. Two July 8 updater logs remain, but they only record successful restart attempts and do not contain the index-corruption error Tirta requested. I haven’t changed anything. I can zip the broken-index folder for you when you’re ready to send it. ### User Is it safe for me just to post in their Slack? There's no sort of identifying information in there, is there? If there isn't, then yeah, by all means, zip it up. ### Assistant I’ll inspect the backup for personal paths, filenames, account identifiers, or indexed content before packaging it. I’m using the file-management rules again because this is under your Library folder; I won’t expose the index’s contents in the chat while checking it. ### Assistant No—I would not post it directly in the Slack channel. The index contains identifying information, including: - Your macOS username and home-directory paths - Google Drive/account identifiers - Personal file and folder names - Potentially other indexed search metadata stored in binary form I therefore did **not** zip it, because your condition wasn’t met. Since Raycast explicitly requested the unmodified corrupt index, sanitising it could also undermine their investigation. I’d reply: > I still have the 418 MB broken index. It contains personal local paths and account identifiers, so I’d rather not attach it in the beta channel. Could you send me a private upload link or let me know whether I should DM it to you? Once they provide a private route, I can package it for you.