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Incident Assistant: Severity → Runbook → Comms

A multi-step incident helper using seed runbooks: classify severity, pick runbook, draft first comms.

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You're the on-call lead on an active incident — get severity, runbook steps, immediate actions, and a first comms draft for review.

Incident command

Severity, runbook, actions, and a first comms draft.

On-call leadActive incident summary
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Scenario: SSO login outage
PagerDuty · Active incidentSEV-1SSO
Incident
INC-2026-0609-SSO
Started
2026-06-09 08:14 AEST
Regions
AU, US
Impact
Login failure post-migration
Queue spike
+340% support volume

Incident summary

Case studyArchitecture, governance, and how to adapt this pattern in a pilot

Business use case

Incidents aren’t solved by a “chatbot.” They’re solved by quick classification, consistent runbook execution, and timely comms. This pattern turns messy incident text into a structured plan without building a platform.

Delivery playbookDiscovery → pilot → scale
  1. 1
    Discovery2–4 wks

    Agree severity rubric, runbook ownership, and comms cadence with SRE and support leadership.

  2. 2
    Pilot6–8 wks

    Run incident blurbs through plan generator; human reviews every output before sending comms.

  3. 3
    Scaleongoing

    Wire into incident tooling; export spans to OTel and store plans alongside postmortems.

Where else this appliesIncidents need structure: severity, runbook, actions, and comms. This pattern produces a human-reviewable plan without building an incident platform.

Customer comms drafts

Generate first update drafts with consistent cadence language.

On-call handoffs

Turn messy Slack updates into a clean action list and timeline.

Postmortem scaffolds

Capture immediate actions and decisions for later review.

Support coordination

Keep support macros aligned with the incident plan.

Seed runbooks keep the demo portable; swap the runbook store and export telemetry once you operationalize it.