| name | incident-classifier |
| description | Classifies errors and incidents by type, severity, and remediation steps |
| type | semantic |
| user-invocable | true |
| semantic | {"skillVersion":1,"permissions":{"graph":["read","write"],"proofs":["request"],"memory":["recall","remember"]},"assertions":[{"predicate":"incident:classified","requireProof":true},{"predicate":"incident:finding","requireProof":false}],"queries":[{"predicate":"incident:history","scope":"agent"}]} |
incident-classifier
Classify errors and incidents by type, severity, and remediation steps using HTTP status codes and error pattern analysis.
When to Use
Use when triaging production incidents, analyzing error logs, or building automated incident response workflows. The skill recognizes HTTP status codes (400-504) and 8 common error type patterns including timeouts, authentication failures, rate limits, network errors, validation issues, memory exhaustion, deadlocks, and disk space problems.
Instructions
- Recall previous incident history with
skill_memory_context using predicate incident:history
- For each error or incident, the skill classifies it by type and assigns a severity level (P0-P4)
- Critical findings (P0/P1) are asserted with
skill_assert using predicate incident:classified with proof required
- Informational findings use predicate
incident:finding without proof
- Query incident history to track patterns and recurring issues over time
