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signature-troubleshooting

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Diagnose why a Scribe signature is missing, stale, or wrong in someone's mail client by walking installation status, integration health, recipient sources, and publish state in the order that finds the cause fastest. Use for "my signature isn't showing up / is out of date / looks wrong".

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Why isn't this signature showing up?

Work down this list. Each step is one tool call and rules out a whole class of cause, so stop as soon as one explains the symptom rather than gathering everything first.

  1. Is it installed for that address? list_signature_installations with email_address (no need to resolve the UUID). One row per email × signature × integration/email client, with status = installed | failed | uninstalled. A failed row carries an error_code — user_not_found means the recipient has no account on that integration, which is a directory problem, not a Scribe one.
  2. Is the workspace's integration healthy? list_integrations returns active integrations including failing ones, with status (active / error) and, when erroring, error_message + error_since. A workspace-level error explains failures across everyone — check this before investigating one person.
  3. Are they actually a recipient? list_signature_recipients for the template. If they are absent, nothing was ever going to install — this is a targeting problem; see the signature-rollout skill.
  4. Has the template ever been published? list_signatures → last_published_at. Edits live in draft_content and never ship until publish_signature runs. A signature that "won't update" is usually an unpublished draft. Confirm by comparing preview_signature with content: "draft" vs "published".
  5. What is actually installed for them? get_signature_html with their email_id returns the real final HTML — live content, their real smart-field values, tracking on. Compare it against what they say they see. Empty means never published; 404/422 means that address is not a recipient.
  6. Are their details wrong rather than their signature? list_teammates shows each smart-field value with an integration_id. Non-null = synced from a directory integration and read-only in Scribe — fix it in Google/Microsoft, and the value flows back. update_teammate silently skips integration-synced and image fields.

Repair

  • Correct content: fix draft_content, preview_signature, then publish_signature.
  • Correct content but a stale or failed deployment: install_signature re-deploys the current live content without publishing anything new. 403 = plan lacks installation; 409 = no signature integration connected.
  • Blocked outside Scribe (directory, permissions, plan): say so plainly and point at the fix. search_docs / read_docs_page have the setup guides — quote those rather than improvising.
  • Genuinely broken or missing capability: offer send_feedback (category: "bug") and send it only with the user's consent.

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