fault-scaffolding

Generate an ITBench fault scaffold and stub Ansible task from an incident description.

491|45|Updated Feb 5, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/itbench-hub/ITBench --skill fault-scaffolding
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Skill: fault-scaffolding
Source: https://github.com/itbench-hub/ITBench/tree/main/.claude/skills/sre/fault-scaffolding
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/itbench-hub/ITBench --skill fault-scaffolding

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps SRE teams and platform engineers scaffold new fault injections for ITBench scenarios, turning incident concepts into repeatable fault definitions and implementations that align with existing patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Guided fault scaffolding: From incident description to Ansible scaffold and index entry.
  • Template reuse: Leverages existing fault patterns to ensure consistency across scenarios.
  • End-to-end workflow: Generates a skeleton injection task, ready for extension and testing in a scenario.
  • Documentation alignment: Ensures naming, API object references, and schema conformance.

Quick Start

Provide an incident description and a desired fault outcome to generate a complete fault scaffolding and a stub injection task.

Frequently Asked Questions about fault-scaffolding

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I scaffold a new fault injection for SRE incident scenarios?

To scaffold a new fault injection, provide an incident description and desired outcome. The skill generates an index entry and a stub Ansible task aligned with existing fault patterns and schema conventions.

What is fault scaffolding in ITBench and how does it help SRE teams?

Fault scaffolding transforms incident concepts into repeatable fault definitions. It helps SRE teams generate skeleton Ansible injection tasks ready for extension and testing within ITBench scenarios.

Do I need an incident description to generate an Ansible fault template?

Yes, an incident description and desired fault outcome are required inputs. These guide the generation of a complete fault scaffolding, including the stub Ansible task and index entry.

Does fault scaffolding enforce schema conformance and naming conventions?

Yes, generated artifacts strictly adhere to the fault schema and follow existing naming conventions and API object references to ensure consistency across ITBench scenarios.

Can I reuse existing fault patterns when creating new ITBench scenarios?

Yes, the scaffolding process leverages existing fault patterns to ensure consistency across scenarios. Template reuse guides generation of the index entry and stub Ansible injection task.

What are the limitations of generating fault scaffolding from an incident description?

The skill generates a skeleton Ansible injection task and index entry from the incident description. The resulting artifact is a stub requiring further extension and testing before deployment.