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salesloft-common-errors

Classify Salesloft API failures from status, documented error envelopes, auth context, visibility, and rate metadata without exposing customer data. Use when an integration returns 401, 403, 404, 422, 429, or 5xx. Trigger with "Salesloft error", "Salesloft request failed", or "debug Salesloft API".

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# Salesloft Error Triage

## Overview

This skill identifies the failing contract before changing code, scopes, or credentials. It retains structured error meaning while excluding Bearer values and sales-record payloads.

## Prerequisites

- Method, path template, status, timestamp, and team alias
- Redacted request shape and response content type
- Auth flow, granted scopes, and acting-user role
- Rate headers and attempt count when present

## Tool Discipline
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