amadeus-incident-response

To run an isolated incident response stage without advancing the main workflow, you execute the single stage as a synthetic workflow. This commits a synthetic start and completion record while preserving the main workflow's Current Stage untouched.

Workflow isolation for AI-DLC incident handling is a mechanism that executes a single incident response stage independently. It allows focused operation-phase passes for recovery or validation without changing the overarching AI-DLC workflow state.

Yes, you can handle user questions one at a time during an incident response workflow. The isolated stage runner supports grilling-style question handling, allowing users to answer prompts individually until the single-stage run is completed.

You should use a synthetic workflow for incident response when you need a focused operation-phase pass for recovery, targeted validation, or completing an incident task. It ensures the main workflow state remains unchanged during isolated execution.

No, running a recovery stage does not affect the main workflow's current stage. The isolated execution commits synthetic reporting records for the incident response stage while explicitly preserving the main workflow's Current Stage.

The best way to validate an incident response task without moving to the next AI-DLC phase is running an isolated stage execution. This performs focused validation within a synthetic workflow, leaving the main workflow state untouched.