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Schema Source Configuration

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”Provide either schema_file or mcp_server_url”

This error occurs when neither a local schema file nor an MCP server URL is configured. Tasks that require function schemas (such as data-generate, schema-polish, and schema-triggered-patch) need at least one schema source. Solution: Configure a schema source using /configure: 
eigendata> /configure schema_file ./schemas/my_tools.json
or 
eigendata> /configure mcp_server_url http://localhost:8000

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”Schema source fields are mutually exclusive”

This error occurs when both schema_file and mcp_server_url are provided in an /execute config file. You must choose one. Solution: Remove one of the two fields from your configuration file, keeping only the schema source you want to use.

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/execute Errors

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”Missing required field: task”

Your /execute configuration file does not include a task field. Solution: Add a task field to your YAML config. Supported values: data-generate, data-repair, data-audit, schema-polish, resample, schema-triggered-patch. 
task: data-generate
domain: customer support
request: Generate multi-turn dialogs

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”Unknown fields in config”

Your configuration file contains fields not recognized for the specified task. Solution: Check the task’s documentation for supported parameters and remove any unrecognized fields. Each task type accepts a different set of parameters.

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”Only .yaml/.yml files are supported for /execute”

The /execute command only accepts YAML files. Solution: Ensure your config file has a .yaml or .yml extension.

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Viewer Issues

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”Outputs directory does not exist”

The /view command cannot find the outputs/ directory in your configured workspace. Solution: Ensure your workspace path is correctly set (see Getting Started for initial setup) and that you have run at least one task that produces output: 
eigendata> /configure eigendata_db_path ~/eigendataDB
The viewer looks for output files in {eigendata_db_path}/outputs/. This directory is created automatically when you run your first task.