| name | mysql-recovery-readiness-review |
| description | Evaluates whether MySQL or MariaDB backup posture is actually recoverable in practice. Use when: the user asks if recovery is realistic, RPO/RTO readiness needs review, or backup evidence exists but restore confidence is weak.
|
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"owner":"mysql-admin","type":"read-only","approval":"No"} |
mysql-recovery-readiness-review
Owner: mysql-admin
Type: read-only
Approval: No
What I Do
Turns backup and restore evidence into a practical MySQL recovery-readiness judgment.
When to Use Me
- restore preparedness review
- RPO/RTO discussion
- backup exists but recovery confidence is unclear
Context Requirements
Requires already loaded:
.crux/workspace/mysql-admin/MEMORY.md
Loads during execution (lazy):
.crux/docs/mysql-backup-recovery-baseline.md
(generate from agent assets first if missing)
Inputs
| Input | Source | Required |
|---|
target-host | user / MEMORY.md | Yes |
Steps
1. Review available backup and binlog evidence
2. Review restore path and test evidence if any
3. Assess recovery confidence
4. Return readiness summary and gaps
5. Skill complete — unload
Output
Inline markdown summary.
Error Handling
| Condition | Action |
|---|
| Restore evidence absent | mark readiness as unproven |
| Unexpected failure | Stop. Write error to bus. Notify user. |
