The first ten minutes of an incident get lost to logistics: who is on, where do we talk, what do we tell customers. This responder handles that the moment severity crosses the line.
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Why this subagent
The first ten minutes of an incident get lost to logistics: who is on, where do we talk, what do we tell customers. This responder handles that the moment severity crosses the line.
It opens a war-room channel, pulls in the on-call and service owners, and drafts the first internal and external updates from the alert. As the incident moves it tracks the timeline, so when it is over the postmortem half-writes itself instead of being reconstructed from memory.
How it runs
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Open a dedicated war-room channel and pull in the on-call and service owners.
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Draft the first internal and external status updates from the alert details.
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Track the timeline as the incident moves and prepare the notes for a postmortem.
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Sample output
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// Sample output
// (generated when the pipeline finishes)
Given an incident-level alert, return a JSON response opening a war-room channel, the assigned responders, and drafted internal and external status updates.
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