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Triage and manage cortex-detected incidents — unacknowledged error signatures, recent notification firings, similar past incidents, and full incident context around a time window. Use whenever the user asks "what errors haven't been addressed", "what's still firing", "have we seen this before", "ack this error", "acknowledge this signature", "what notifications went out recently", or wants a full picture of what happened around an incident.
dinglebear-ai/cortex · ★ 2 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 68
Install: claude install-skill dinglebear-ai/cortex
# Cortex Incident Management Triage the error-signature backlog, review recent alert firings, find prior occurrences of a problem, and pull full context around a time window. This skill is for incident-response workflows — not general log search (use `cortex` for that) and not connection/service failures (use `troubleshoot` for that). ## Workflow ### 1. Find what's unaddressed Start here for "what's still open" / "what haven't we fixed" questions. `cortex action=unaddressed_errors [limit=N] [include_acknowledged=true]` (CLI: `cortex alerts signatures [--include-acknowledged] [--limit N]`) Returns `signatures[]`, each with a `signature_hash` (the stable key for everything downstream), a `template`/`sample_message`, `severity`, `sample_hostname`, `first_seen_at`/`last_seen_at`, `total_count`, and `count_last_1h`. By default only unacknowledged signatures are returned — pass `include_acknowledged=true` to see the full set including ones already handled. Triage priority: high `count_last_1h` (still actively firing) beats high `total_count` alone (could be a stale, no-longer-occurring pattern). ### 2. Acknowledge or un-acknowledge a signature Once a signature is understood and either fixed or explicitly accepted as known/benign, acknowledge it so it drops out of the default `unaddressed_errors` view: `cortex action=ack_error signature_hash=<hash> [notes="..."]` (CLI: `cortex alerts signatures ack <signature_hash> [--notes TEXT]`) To reverse a bad acknowledgement (e.g. i