Print a summary listing which tools failed - #4
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Listr shows per-task titles, but a failing task's title can stay generic or get overwritten by the tool's own error output, making it hard to tell which tool actually failed. After the run finishes, print an explicit "Errors (N):" summary naming each failed tool alongside its error message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XhinaznDRvEKj1P1qsFdPr
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Problem
When a tool update fails, Listr's per-task rendering can obscure which tool actually failed. A failing task's title can stay generic, or get overwritten by the tool's own noisy error output, so it's not always obvious at a glance which tools had errors (e.g.
pireporting "No matching package found" orcursor-agentfailing on an auth error, without the tool name showing anywhere near the message).Change
After the run finishes, print an explicit summary naming every failed tool alongside its error message:
This is additive — it runs after Listr's own rendering finishes — so it works regardless of how Listr renders individual failing tasks.
Testing
pnpm test— all 24 tests pass.pnpm run build— builds successfully.Generated by Claude Code