Connector activity: see and fix failed connector requests
The Connector Activity tab shows every request your app sends through an integration, along with whether it succeeded, failed, or timed out. You can click any failed request to see the error details and send them straight into chat for Lovable to repair.
Anyone whose third-party integrations are throwing errors or behaving unexpectedly.
Do this, in order
- 1
Open More in your project editor, choose Connectors, and switch to the Activity tab.
This reveals the live log of all outbound requests made through your connectors.
- 2
Filter the list by selecting Failed, choosing a specific connector, or adjusting the date range.
Filtering narrows down thousands of background calls to the exact problem request.
- 3
Click on the row of the failed request to inspect its details.
The details show the specific error reason, such as missing permissions or expired credentials.
- 4
Open the project chat panel, then click Fix with Lovable on the failed request row.
Lovable prepares a prompt summarizing the error directly inside your chat box so you can review and send it.
- 5
Send the generated prompt in chat to let Lovable update your app's code.
Nothing happens until you send the message, which consumes standard build credits to apply the fix.
Paste this into your project
Our connector calls started failing recently. Check the connector activity for the last few hours, explain what went wrong, and fix the code to handle it properly.
Words decoded
- Connector
- A managed integration inside Lovable that links your app to an external service like Stripe or GitHub.
- Status code
- A short standardized number returned by an external service (such as 401 for unauthorized) showing if a call succeeded or failed.
Where people get stuck
- Inbound webhooks and direct API calls that bypass Lovable connectors do not appear in this tab; check your project logs for those instead.
- Clicking 'Fix with Lovable' only drafts the chat message—you must click send to actually trigger the repair.
- If the failure is caused by an expired account login or rejected credentials, code edits cannot fix it; you must reconnect the account in project settings.
- New requests can take several minutes to appear in the table, so an empty list immediately after an action does not mean nothing ran.
The short version, steps, decoder and prompt on this page are written automatically from Lovable's own documentation and can lag or misread it. The official page is always the authority.