opl-incident-root-cause-triager

Diagnose OPL operational incidents and generate owner-routable root-cause briefs.

8|5|Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab --skill opl-incident-root-cause-triager
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Skill: opl-incident-root-cause-triager
Source: https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab/tree/main/plugins/opl-foundation-skills/skills/opl-incident-root-cause-triager
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab --skill opl-incident-root-cause-triager

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

OPL operational incidents such as workflow stalls, heartbeat alerts, provider failures, and readiness drift are often hard to diagnose, leaving teams unsure of the root cause or which owner is responsible for the fix, leading to prolonged downtime and unresolved blockers.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured Incident Classification: Uses a standardized L0-L4 depth ladder to categorize 8 types of OPL incidents and trace symptoms to their originating system boundaries.
  • Owner Routing & Repair Pathing: Maps identified root causes to responsible owners, defines legal next actions, and specifies verification steps to ensure fixes are applied correctly without overstepping authority limits.
  • Use Case: If a grant proposal workflow stalls with a stale heartbeat alert, this skill classifies the incident as a heartbeat alert, traces the root cause to a missing owner route, and provides the runtime owner with the exact action needed to restore the workflow.

Quick Start

Use the opl-incident-root-cause-triager skill to diagnose the stalled grant proposal workflow incident and generate a root-cause brief with owner routing and verification steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about opl-incident-root-cause-triager

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I diagnose OPL operational incidents like workflow stalls and heartbeat alerts?

To diagnose OPL operational incidents, you classify them using a standardized L0-L4 depth ladder to categorize incident types and trace symptoms to their originating system boundaries for root cause identification.

What is the best way to route root causes of provider failures to responsible owners?

Routing root causes involves mapping identified blockers to responsible owners, defining legal next actions, and specifying verification steps to ensure fixes are applied correctly without overstepping authority limits.

How does incident classification help trace failing system boundaries during readiness drift?

Incident classification helps trace failing system boundaries by applying a structured L0-L4 depth ladder to categorize readiness drift and map the symptoms directly to the responsible system owner.

Can I use this approach to generate owner-routable briefs for a stalled grant proposal workflow?

Yes, you can generate owner-routable root-cause briefs for a stalled grant proposal workflow by classifying the heartbeat alert, tracing the root cause to a missing owner route, and providing the exact action needed.

Does incident triage enforce strict authority boundaries to prevent unauthorized system modifications?

Yes, incident triage enforces strict authority boundaries to prevent unauthorized system modifications by defining legal next actions and verification steps while routing root causes to the responsible owners.

What are the limitations of using an L0-L4 depth ladder for operational incident triage?

The L0-L4 depth ladder limits operational incident triage to categorizing 8 types of OPL incidents and tracing symptoms to system boundaries, meaning it focuses on diagnosis and routing rather than applying the actual system fixes.