This skill should be used when the user reports that an alert rule is "not firing", "no alert was sent", "the rule didn't trigger", "the rule isn't working", "it should have alerted but didn't", "why didn't I get an alert", "alert rule not firing", or wants to diagnose why a specific alert rule failed to produce an…
Create alert rules. Prefer reusing the validated rules in integrations (standard components like Linux/MySQL/Redis/Kafka/PostgreSQL/Elasticsearch all ship ready-made rule packs); import as many rules as the user needs—one rule, a batch, or a whole pack. Only hand-write a custom rule when integrations has nothing that…
Generate or modify Nightingale (n9e) alert notification message templates. Use when the user asks to write a notification template, change the message format, add hostname/recovery value/severity, or create DingTalk/Feishu/Lark/email/SMS/voice templates.
Onboards and troubleshoots GitHub PR CI fixing by configuring GitHub CLI authentication, a non-exposed GitHub token, a matching local checkout, and a ready coding agent before running fixgithubprci. Use for first-time setup, failed prerequisites, demos, or action-shaped requests to onboard the user onto the local…
Summarise PostHog product analytics into a per-metric team pulse. Use for PostHog usage overviews, per-metric summaries, product-analytics digests, or "what happened this week" reporting.
Read Yandex Cloud through its REST API. Applies to any question about VMs, metrics, logs, audit events, Kubernetes, managed databases, serverless, networking or any other Yandex Cloud resource. Never shell out to the yc CLI — it is not how this agent reaches Yandex Cloud and is usually not installed.
A read-only shell skill for examining files and running diagnostic commands in a restricted environment. A shell is a text interface for operating-system commands.
Explain why a Zabbix alert did or did not arrive. Use when asked why there was no notification, why an alert was missed, why a problem was not reported, or to trace notification delivery for an event.
Diagnose one host in Zabbix — why it is alerting, flapping, or silent. Use when asked to investigate, troubleshoot, or explain what is happening with a specific server or host.
Manage Zabbix maintenance windows — silence hosts for planned work, check what is currently suppressed, extend or end a window. Use when asked to silence, mute, or schedule downtime for hosts, or to find out why alerts stopped.