unified-notifications-ops

Workflow consolidation for GitHub and Linear alerts is achieved by defining event sources, channels, and routing rules to create a unified ECC-native notification surface that captures and classifies alerts. This reduces noise and ensures important events are actionable.

Alert deduplication for local hooks and chat surfaces is handled by an event pipeline that captures, classifies, routes, collapses duplicates, and attaches follow-up actions. This pipeline enforces a default severity model to reduce inbox clutter and escalation delays.

Yes, unified notification routing supports desktop alerts and email surfaces alongside GitHub issues, PRs, Linear projects, and local hooks. It applies an event pipeline with capture, classify, route, collapse, and attach steps to provide a single actionable surface.

Setting up event routing and severity models for fragmented alerts requires defining event sources, channels, and routing rules to create an ECC-native notification surface. The system designs a canonical workflow with sources, gates, shapes, channels, and actions.

Deduplication reduces noise when unifying fragmented notifications by collapsing overlapping events from GitHub, Linear, and chat surfaces. By enforcing a default severity model and assigning ownership, it reduces inbox clutter and prevents escalation delays.