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List open incidents with element context and suggested actions. Usage: /bpmnkit:incidents [--process-id X]
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Design and add a Camunda AI Agent Sub-process to a new or existing BPMN process — model, prompts, tools, and a mocked test scenario. Usage: /bpmnkit:agent [file] <description>
Wire an existing BPMN step to an external service via a Camunda connector template. Usage: /bpmnkit:connect <file> <step-id> <service>
Gate a BPMN process on deploy-readiness, then deploy it to local Reebe or Camunda 8. Usage: /bpmnkit:deploy [file.bpmn] [--local|--camunda]
Extend an existing BPMN process from a natural-language change request — lifts it to a plan, applies a targeted delta, and merges. Usage: /bpmnkit:extend <file.bpmn> <change request>
Implement a BPMN process end-to-end from a natural language description — writes a ProcessPlan, compiles it deterministically, tests it, and offers to deploy. Usage: /bpmnkit:implement <description>
Run the full static analyzer on a BPMN file and report deploy-readiness. Usage: /bpmnkit:review [file.bpmn]
| name | incidents |
| description | List open incidents with element context and suggested actions. Usage: /bpmnkit:incidents [--process-id X] |
List open incidents: $ARGUMENTS
Steps:
Parse $ARGUMENTS: extract --process-id <value> if present.
Build command: casen incident list --output json
--process-id given: append --process-definition-key <value>Run via Bash and parse JSON.
Display as a table:
| Incident ID | Process | Element | Error Type | Since | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4503... | order-process | validate-order | JOB_NO_RETRIES | 2h ago | Retry or fix worker |
Suggested action column logic:
JOB_NO_RETRIES → "Check worker logs, then: casen job fail <key> --retries 3"UNHANDLED_ERROR_EVENT → "Add error boundary to element, redeploy"CONDITION_ERROR → "Fix FEEL expression on outgoing flow"casen process-instance get <instance-id>"If zero incidents: "No open incidents."
Summary: "X open incidents across Y processes."