error-reporter

To standardize execution-time errors into a structured report, consolidate scattered error_context and error_description data into a single artifact. This process applies a consistent taxonomy to classify errors and map them to severity levels for rapid diagnosis.

Error taxonomy is a classification system that categorizes execution failures into consistent severity levels and recommended actions. It supports incident remediation by providing traceable source references to artifacts, files, and logs for reliable governance.

Yes, you can use optional failure_analysis_output inputs to generate actionable error reports. Integrating failure-analysis outputs during the preparation, execution, and verification phases produces a complete, ready-to-consume artifact for execution-reporting.

Add traceability to error logs by consolidating execution-time error information into a standard artifact with source references. This generates traceable outputs linking errors directly back to specific files, logs, and artifacts for decision-making.

Yes, this error-reporting approach works across preparation, execution, and verification phases. It leverages error_context and error_description inputs throughout these phases to consistently evaluate severity and classify failures into a standardized taxonomy.