Describe the Bug
Running my workflow automation either via the test run or a real web hook fails with an error Failed to start background composer: [not_found] Error
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Hey, thanks for the report and the screenshot, it clears things up. Automation is set up for the repo sila-skandia/bfstats on the main branch, and it fails at startup because the Cursor GitHub App doesn’t have access to that repo or org. That’s why you see the wrapped [not_found] error, it’s really a repo access issue.
Most likely, Cursor is connected to a different GitHub account than the one that owns the sila-skandia org. Two ways to fix it:
Keep using the GitHub repo: grant the Cursor GitHub App access to the sila-skandia org or repo in Dashboard → Integrations, where the GitHub App install is managed. Then rerun Run Test.
Use Origin: if you want to run automation on the Origin-hosted version, select the Origin repo in Environment codebase on cursor.com, not the GitHub URL. Note that the repo only becomes runnable after the initial mirror sync completes, usually about a minute after import.
Try granting access via Integrations and rerun the test, and let me know if the message changes.