routing-notify

Routing & Notify

Purpose

Deterministically assign the investigator by severity (escalated one level on a repeat pattern), build the cumulative owner-notification list, start any OSHA reportability clock with a computed due-by, and raise the governance escalations — then finalize the recommended next-best action.

When to use

• After severity-recordability, in every run.
• "Who investigates this and who do we notify?" / "start the OSHA clock" / "route this incident".

Inputs

• The contract payload with classification{} (severity, recordable, reportable + deadline) and history.repeat_pattern, plus occurred_at (contract mfg.safety-incident-assist.v1).

Steps

1. Validate the payload against the contract.
2. Run scripts/routing_notify.py --classification classification.json --out incident-packet.json.
3. Do not restate or recompute any assignment or clock in prose; quote the engine output verbatim.
4. Emit the {routing} contract payload and the finalized next_best_action.

Output

Contract mfg.safety-incident-assist.v1 with a populated routing{} object (investigator, notifications[], regulatory_clocks[], confidence, source=engine:routing_notify, citation) plus the finalized next_best_action and appended escalations[] — the {routing} hop.

Grounding requirements

The investigator assignment cites references/routing-matrix.md #1; each notification cites #2; a regulatory clock cites #3; escalations cite #4.

Constraints

• All routing/notification/clock logic happens in the engine. The model must never assign or notify itself.
• Draft-first: the plugin drafts the routing and notifications; it never auto-sends a notification or files an OSHA report. A human owner confirms (audit trail intact).
• Never drop or suppress a regulatory clock or a reportable escalation because of time pressure.

Escalation / uncertainty

• A reportable event, a recordable case, a repeat pattern, or low classification confidence: the engine adds to escalations[]; surface them so the clock and the sign-offs are visible (routing-matrix.md #4).