@dx-do/cli 6.0.1 → 6.0.4

package/dist-node/{agentic-mcp-rycd2gh8.md → agentic-mcp-9nz7zh8d.md}

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 |---|---|---|---|
 | `discovery` | Explore the tenant's topology graph — what layers / services / metrics / attributes / attribute-values exist. Cached per session. | All discovery tools (read-only by nature). | Same as `read` — no mutating discovery operations. |
 | `corpus`  | Browse the corpus shipped with `@dx-do/corpus` — sections today: `queries` (worked-example payloads), `cookbooks` (quickstart + gotchas + discovery-flow), `entities` (vertex-type reference docs). Future: `metrics`, `lexicon`. | All three generic corpus tools (`corpus_sections` / `corpus_list` / `corpus_get`). | Same as `read` — no mutating corpus operations. |
-| `datastore` | Execute queries against the live tenant's DXO2 DataStore APIs (TAS / NASSQL / Metrics-Metadata). | Run full and partial queries (read against tenant data). | Reserved for future mutating datastore operations (alarms, etc.) — currently same as `read`. |
+| `datastore` | Execute queries against the live tenant's DXO2 DataStore APIs (TAS / NASSQL / Metrics-Metadata). | Run full and partial queries (read against tenant data). | Reserved for future mutating datastore operations — currently same as `read`. |
+| `alarms` | OI alarm read surface — search alarms, fetch one, get lifecycle, related alarms, saved alarm queues. | `list_alarms`, `get_alarm`, `get_alarm_lifecycle`, `get_related_alarms`, `list_alarm_queues`. | Reserved for future acknowledge / assign / clear mutations — currently same as `read`. |
 | `ui` | Manage user-authored queries on disk under `~/.dxdo/queries/<alias>/`. Same surface the visual ui exposes. | List folders / list queries / get query. | Adds create / update / move query + create folder. |
 
 **Defaults:** `ui=write`, everything else `read`. Override per module — modules you don't mention keep their default.

package/dist-node/alarms-cookbook-xrwbrdte.md

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+---
+id: alarms-cookbook
+title: Alarms — full reference (fields, timestamps, queues, lifecycle)
+applies_to: alarms
+tags: [reference, alarms]
+related: [alarms-quickstart, investigator-flow, gotchas]
+---
+
+# Alarms cookbook
+
+Reference companion to `alarms-quickstart`. Read the quickstart first; come back here for field-level detail, the timestamp map, alarm-queue semantics, and the lifecycle-event taxonomy.
+
+## The Alarm document — fields grouped by purpose
+
+The Alarm wire shape is open-ended (any `sourceProduct` may add product-specific fields), but the load-bearing fields fall into six groups:
+
+### Identity
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `alarmId` | string | The primary key; what `get_alarm` / `get_alarm_lifecycle` / `get_related_alarms` accept. |
+| `external_ids` | string[] | TAS-compatible entity externalIds. **In practice 0 or 1 elements** — do not assume multi-element arrays. |
+| `vertexId` | string | APM-only — internal vertex id (less stable than `external_ids`). |
+| `ciUniqueId` | string | Configuration-item id (typically empty unless APM-derived). |
+
+### Lifecycle and time
+
+See "the timestamp map" below — there are six declared timestamp-like fields but only four are populated on the wire.
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `status` | string | UPPERCASE: `NEW` \| `UPDATED` \| `CLOSED`. "Open" = `!= CLOSED`. |
+| `timeOrigin` | string (epoch ms or ISO) | The user-visible event time. Use this for "when did this happen?". |
+| `lastUpdateTime` | string (epoch ms) | Last time anything on the alarm changed — including the lifecycle. Use for "is this still moving?". |
+| `sourceTimestamp` | string (epoch ms or ISO) | What the source system reported. Usually within a second of `timeOrigin`. |
+| `closedTime` | string (epoch ms) | Present iff `status == "CLOSED"`. NOT declared on the typed interface — projection surfaces it as an optional field. |
+| `startTime` | (not on body) | The interface declares it; the wire does not carry it. Get it from the first lifecycle event (`name: "Alarm Opened"`, `propName: startTime`, ISO time in `propValue[0]`). |
+| `@timestamp` | (not on body) | Same — declared but never populated on the wire. |
+
+### Criticality and source
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `severity` | string | lowercase: `critical` \| `major` \| `minor` \| `information` \| `unknown`. The spelling is `information` (full word), not `info`. |
+| `sourceProduct` | string | Human-readable product label — see the "sourceProduct vocabulary" section. |
+| `productId` | string | Short code (e.g. `"ao"` for APM). Less useful than `sourceProduct` for users; cite it only when disambiguating product internals. |
+| `alarmType` | string | Per-source categorical label (e.g. `Application` for APM, `Disk`/`CPU`/`Memory` for UIM, `EUM_Real_User` for EUM). The set of values is dense within a `sourceProduct` and sparse across; don't filter `alarmType` without also fixing `sourceProduct`. |
+| `managementModule` | string | Identifies the alert definition (APM management module or platform module) that emitted the alarm. Most APM alarms carry it; UIM does not. |
+
+### Location and entity
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `host` | string | The hostname the alarm is "about". Nearly always present. |
+| `deviceName` | string | Often duplicates `host`; differs when the alarm is about a logical device (e.g. an APM agent name). |
+| `entity` | string | Pipe-delimited path (e.g. `SuperDomain\|<host>\|<agent>\|<perspective>\|<...>`) for APM; bare name for UIM/Spectrum. |
+| `Service` | string (capital S) | The service the alarm is scoped to. Empty when the alarm is not service-scoped. |
+
+### Content
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `message` | string | The user-readable "what happened" text. **Use this** — `alarmDescription` is almost always empty. |
+| `metricName` | string | If a metric breach drove the alarm, the metric name. |
+| `metricValue` | string | The metric value at the time of the breach. |
+| `alarmName` | string | Often duplicates `metricName`. |
+
+### Ticketing and links
+
+| field | type | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `ticketID` / `ticketStatus` / `troubleTicketUrl` | string | Populated when the alarm has been ticketed via ITSM integration. Often empty. |
+| `alarmURL` / `metric_view_link` / `isolation_view_link` / `alert_definition_link` / `metric_group_link` | string | Deep links into the DXO2 web UI. The agent doesn't usually need these; surface to the user when a follow-up requires the web UI. |
+
+## The timestamp map
+
+Six declared timestamp-like fields; four populated.
+
+| field | populated? | what to use it for |
+|---|---|---|
+| `timeOrigin` | always | "When did this happen?" — first choice. |
+| `lastUpdateTime` | always | "Is this still moving?" — most recent activity. |
+| `sourceTimestamp` | always | The source system's reported time. Usually ≈ `timeOrigin`. |
+| `closedTime` | iff CLOSED | When the alarm closed. |
+| `startTime` | **never on the body** | Read from the lifecycle's first event (`name: "Alarm Opened"`). |
+| `@timestamp` | **never on the body** | Don't read it; it's an interface artifact. |
+
+## sourceProduct vocabulary
+
+The bound tenant typically emits alarms from a small set of `sourceProduct` values. Common examples:
+
+| sourceProduct | what it covers | typical alarmType values |
+|---|---|---|
+| `Application Performance Management` | APM agents — application errors, slow transactions, JVM/CLR metrics, management-module alerts. The dominant source on most tenants. | `Application` |
+| `UIM` | Infrastructure monitoring — host CPU/disk/memory, networking, robots/probes/hubs. | `Disk`, `CPU`, `Memory`, `Alarm`, `E2Emonitor`, `OC_Failover`, `OC_Failback`, `Application`, `MySQL`, … |
+| `Spectrum` | Network fault management ingestion. | `Fault`, `ConnectorHealth` |
+| `EUM` | End-user monitoring — real-user browser/mobile telemetry. | `EUM_Real_User` |
+| `DXO2` | Platform-native — service-health, SLI breaches, ingestion conditions. | `ServiceHealth`, `SLI`, `Application` |
+
+Filtering by `alarmType` is most useful within a single `sourceProduct`. To narrow to "all APM alarms about applications", pass `sourceProducts: ["Application Performance Management"]` — the alarmType vocabulary inside that source is uniform.
+
+## Alarm queues — saved filters
+
+`list_alarm_queues` returns the tenant's saved alarm-filter configurations. Each entry has:
+
+- `id` — UUID. Pass back into `list_alarms.alarmQueueId`.
+- `filterName` — the label customers chose. The user-visible identifier.
+- Additional UI-display fields (column preferences, etc.) — generally not relevant to the agent.
+
+**Multiple queues can share a `filterName`** — they're separate `id`s. When the user names a queue, ask which one if there's ambiguity.
+
+When a customer has already curated a filter ("show me the SiteMinder Prod queue"), passing `alarmQueueId` is far more reliable than hand-authoring `severities` / `sourceProducts` / `alarmTypes` — the queue captures customer intent that the agent can't reconstruct from the name alone.
+
+## Searching for closed alarms
+
+There is no "closed only" filter on the API. To answer "what closed in the last 24 hours?":
+
+```
+list_alarms(lookbackHours: 24, includeClosed: true)
+# post-filter: alarms.filter(a => a.status === "CLOSED")
+# order: alarms.sort by closedTime descending
+```
+
+When the user asks about a wider window, increase `lookbackHours` (up to 720 = 30 days). For arbitrary historical sweeps that span more than 30 days, the CLI has `dx-do alarm list startTime=P30D relativeEndDuration=P30D` — escape hatches with ISO 8601 duration arguments (`P` for date durations, `PT` for time durations; e.g. `P7D` = 7 days, `PT24H` = 24 hours).
+
+## Lifecycle events — what the timeline looks like
+
+`get_alarm_lifecycle(alarmId)` returns `{totalCount, lifecycle_events: [...]}` where each event is `{name, propName, propValue[], oldValue[], timestamp, updatedBy, userType}`. Event names observed:
+
+| `name` | `propName` | typical `userType` | what it means |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `Alarm Opened` | `startTime` | `PRODUCT` | First event. `propValue[0]` is the alarm's actual start time (ISO). |
+| `Services Impacted` | `services_impacted` | `AUTOMATIC` | Enrichment: array of impacted service names in `propValue`. **This is the only place to find `services_impacted`** — it is NOT on the alarm body. |
+| `Service Enrichment` | `sa_unique_id` | `AUTOMATIC` | Internal service-association id. |
+| `Status` | `status` | `AUTOMATIC` | One per status change (NEW → UPDATED → CLOSED). |
+| `clusterId` / `clusterStatus` / `isStableCluster` | (same) | `MANUAL` (`SITUATIONS`) | Clustering enrichment from Situations correlation. |
+| `metric_group_link` / `metric_view_link` / `isolation_view_link` / `alert_definition_link` | (same) | `MANUAL` | Portal-link enrichments — added post-creation. |
+
+`userType` carries the source category: `PRODUCT`, `AUTOMATIC`, `MANUAL`, `SYSTEM`. `updatedBy` carries a product name or `SYSTEM`/`SITUATIONS`.
+
+## Round-trip: alarm → entity (TAS) → metrics (NASSQL)
+
+`alarm.external_ids[0]` is a TAS-compatible vertex externalId. The two most useful follow-up patterns:
+
+1. **Find the entity** — feed `external_ids[0]` into a TAS query keyed by `externalId`. (`vertex.externalId == "<value>"`.)
+2. **Find the entity's metrics** — chain TAS → Metrics-Metadata via `corpus_get('queries', '34-nassql-entity-to-metric-ids')` (externalId → metric.id rows).
+
+Common triage chain when a user asks "what's wrong with this alarm?":
+
+```
+list_alarms(...)                          # find the alarm
+→ get_alarm(alarmId)                      # the full body
+→ get_alarm_lifecycle(alarmId)            # services_impacted, status timeline
+→ TAS query on external_ids[0]            # what entity is this on?
+→ NASSQL FROM/JOIN_METADATA               # what metrics relate to that entity?
+```
+
+## What's not here
+
+Mutating alarm operations (acknowledge, unacknowledge, assign, clear, trigger-webhook, create-alarm, update-field) are not exposed on the MCP today. They exist on the CLI (`dx-do alarm acknowledge`, `dx-do alarm assign`, `dx-do alarm clear`, etc.) — point users at those when they need to operate on an alarm rather than investigate it.

package/dist-node/alarms-quickstart-fhg59mr2.md

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+---
+id: alarms-quickstart
+title: Alarms quickstart — "are there any alarms?" and follow-ups
+applies_to: alarms
+tags: [getting-started, alarms]
+related: [alarms-cookbook, investigator-flow, gotchas]
+---
+
+# Alarms quickstart
+
+Alarms are notifications about something happening on the tenant — a metric breached a threshold, a host went down, a synthetic transaction failed, a service SLI dropped. Unlike TAS / NASSQL / Metrics-Metadata queries, alarms are NOT served by the DataStore — they have their own API and their own tools (`list_alarms`, `get_alarm`, `get_alarm_lifecycle`, `get_related_alarms`, `list_alarm_queues`).
+
+If the user asks "are there any alarms?", you call `list_alarms` — not `run_query`.
+
+## Two axes that get confused: `status` vs `severity`
+
+Every alarm carries both. They are independent.
+
+| axis | what it means | values | casing |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `status` | lifecycle state | `NEW`, `UPDATED`, `CLOSED` | UPPERCASE on the wire |
+| `severity` | criticality | `critical`, `major`, `minor`, `information`, `unknown` | lowercase on the wire |
+
+"**Open**" alarms = `status != "CLOSED"`. This is what users almost always mean when they say "alarms". `list_alarms` defaults to open-only (`includeClosed=false`).
+
+The severity value is spelled `information`, not `info`. The `unknown` value also appears (rarely).
+
+## Recipe 1 — "Are there any alarms?"
+
+```
+list_alarms()
+```
+
+That's it. Defaults: 1-hour lookback, open-only, top 100. Return the count and the top 3 by severity, in one sentence. Don't ask for clarification before the first call — if the count is zero, then widen.
+
+## Recipe 2 — "Any critical alarms in the last day?"
+
+```
+list_alarms(lookbackHours: 24, severities: ["critical"])
+```
+
+The window is configurable via `lookbackHours` (default 1, cap 720 = 30 days). Pass severities as an array — `["critical", "major"]` is fine for "important alarms".
+
+## Recipe 3 — "Alarms for host X"
+
+```
+list_alarms(hostContains: "<your-host>", lookbackHours: 24)
+```
+
+`hostContains` does a substring match on the alarm's `host` field. If you have an entity TAS externalId instead of a hostname, fetch the alarm body via `get_alarm` after listing — the alarm carries `external_ids` (an array; in practice 0 or 1 elements) that round-trips to TAS vertices.
+
+## Recipe 4 — "Which alarms closed in the last 24 hours?"
+
+```
+list_alarms(lookbackHours: 24, includeClosed: true)
+# then post-filter by `status == "CLOSED"`
+```
+
+**Important**: `includeClosed: true` returns BOTH open and closed alarms in the window, not closed-only. The OI API has no "closed only" mode — the agent does the post-filter. Order results by `closedTime` descending if the user wants the most-recently-closed.
+
+`closedTime` is present iff `status == "CLOSED"` and is the wall-clock time the alarm closed. It is NOT declared on the typed Alarm interface — read it from the projection.
+
+## Recipe 5 — "Alarms from the [name] queue"
+
+DXO2 supports saved alarm filters called **alarm queues**. Customers curate them in the web UI; the agent reaches them via `list_alarm_queues` → pick by `filterName` → pass `id` to `list_alarms`.
+
+```
+queues = list_alarm_queues()
+# present queues[*].filterName to the user, ask which they meant
+list_alarms(alarmQueueId: "<id from queues>")
+```
+
+Multiple queues can share the same `filterName` (different `id`s — often versions or user-private copies). When in doubt, ask the user which one. Prefer passing a queue id over hand-authoring `severities` / `sourceProducts` / `hostContains` — the queue carries customer intent that a hand-rolled filter cannot reconstruct.
+
+## Field presence varies by source
+
+Not every alarm carries every field. Approximate field-presence in a representative sample:
+
+| field | typically present | when absent |
+|---|---|---|
+| `host`, `deviceName`, `entity`, `message` | nearly always | rare |
+| `external_ids` | most alarms (and always 0 or 1 elements) | platform-internal alarms with no entity binding |
+| `metricName`, `metricValue` | most threshold-style alarms | log-driven, service-health alarms |
+| `Service` | most | not all alarms are scoped to a service |
+| `alarmDescription` | almost never populated | use `message` — that's the field with the "what happened" text |
+
+The `[key: string]: any` extension on the Alarm interface means each `sourceProduct` may carry product-specific extras (e.g. APM has `apm_alarm_unique_id`; UIM has `robot`/`hub`/`probe`). These reach the agent unchanged through `get_alarm`.
+
+## Drilldown patterns
+
+After `list_alarms`, the natural follow-ups:
+
+1. **Full alarm body** — `get_alarm(alarmId)`. The full document, including source-product-specific fields.
+2. **Lifecycle history** — `get_alarm_lifecycle(alarmId)`. Event-by-event timeline; status changes, enrichments, manual updates. This is also the **only place to find** the alarm's `services_impacted` (lifecycle event `name: "Services Impacted"`, `propValue` is the array of service names) and the alarm's actual `startTime` (lifecycle event `name: "Alarm Opened"`, `propName: startTime`, `propValue[0]` is the ISO time).
+3. **Related alarms** — `get_related_alarms(alarmId)`. Historically correlated via `external_ids`; useful for "has this happened before on this entity?".
+4. **Entity round-trip** — the alarm's `external_ids[0]` is the same format TAS uses for `vertex.externalId`. To go from alarm → entity, take that string and feed it into a TAS query (see `corpus_get('queries', '34-nassql-entity-to-metric-ids')` for the externalId-keyed pattern).
+
+## What's deferred
+
+Mutating alarm operations — `acknowledge`, `unacknowledge`, `assign`, `clear`, `trigger-webhook`, `create-alarm`, `update-field` — are **not** exposed on the MCP today. If the user asks the agent to operate on an alarm, point them at the CLI commands (`dx-do alarm acknowledge`, `dx-do alarm clear`, etc.).

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