@nockdev/awf 6.2.0 → 6.2.2

package/.agent/skills/core/observability/data/alerting-patterns.yaml

@@ -1,165 +1,165 @@
 metadata:
   skill: observability
   domain: alerting_patterns
-  version: 6.2.0
-  updated: '2026-02-05'
-  migrated_from: alerting-patterns.csv
+  version: 6.2.2
+  updated: "2026-02-05"
+  migrated_from: alerting-patterns.yaml
   patterns_count: 25
   columns:
-  - pattern_id
-  - name
-  - category
-  - description
-  - example
-  - level
+    - pattern_id
+    - name
+    - category
+    - description
+    - example
+    - level
 patterns:
-- id: ALT-001
-  name: SLO-Based Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Alert on SLO violations
-  example: Error budget burn rate
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-002
-  name: Multi-Window Burn Rate
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Short + long window alerts
-  example: 1h=14x OR 6h=6x burn rate
-  level: advanced
-- id: ALT-003
-  name: Error Budget Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Alert when budget consumed
-  example: 50% budget used = warning
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-004
-  name: Symptom-Based Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Alert on user impact
-  example: Latency > SLO target
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-005
-  name: Cause-Based Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Alert on underlying issues
-  example: CPU > 90% (less recommended)
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-006
-  name: Alert Severity Levels
-  category: Alerting
-  description: P1/P2/P3/P4 classification
-  example: P1 = page, P4 = ticket
-  level: beginner
-- id: ALT-007
-  name: Alert Routing
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Send to right channel
-  example: Slack for low, PagerDuty for high
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-008
-  name: Alert Grouping
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Combine related alerts
-  example: Group by service + severity
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-009
-  name: Alert Silencing
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Suppress during maintenance
-  example: Silence for 1h during deploy
-  level: beginner
-- id: ALT-010
-  name: Alert Inhibition
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Suppress child alerts
-  example: If cluster down, suppress pod alerts
-  level: advanced
-- id: ALT-011
-  name: Alert Fatigue
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Too many alerts desensitize
-  example: Reduce noise, focus on actionable
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-012
-  name: Runbook Links
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Include remediation steps
-  example: Each alert links to runbook
-  level: beginner
-- id: ALT-013
-  name: Alert Testing
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Verify alerts fire correctly
-  example: Synthetic failures, chaos testing
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-014
-  name: On-Call Practices
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Rotation, escalation, handoff
-  example: Clear rotation schedule
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-015
-  name: Incident Levels
-  category: Alerting
-  description: SEV1/SEV2/SEV3 classification
-  example: SEV1 = customer impact
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-016
-  name: Post-Incident Review
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Blameless retrospectives
-  example: Focus on systems not people
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-017
-  name: Alert-to-Incident
-  category: Alerting
-  description: When to create incidents
-  example: Multiple alerts = incident
-  level: beginner
-- id: ALT-018
-  name: Dashboard Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Visual alert status
-  example: Red/yellow/green indicators
-  level: beginner
-- id: ALT-019
-  name: Threshold Tuning
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Adjust alert thresholds
-  example: Analyze historical data
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-020
-  name: Alert as Code
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Version control alert rules
-  example: Terraform, Jsonnet, YAML
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-021
-  name: Dead Man's Switch
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Alert if no data received
-  example: Heartbeat monitoring
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-022
-  name: Anomaly Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: ML-based threshold detection
-  example: Dynamic baseline comparison
-  level: advanced
-- id: ALT-023
-  name: Composite Alerts
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Multiple conditions combined
-  example: A AND B OR C
-  level: advanced
-- id: ALT-024
-  name: Alert Deduplication
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Prevent duplicate pages
-  example: Dedupe by fingerprint
-  level: intermediate
-- id: ALT-025
-  name: Alert History
-  category: Alerting
-  description: Track alert trends
-  example: Reduce repeat offenders
-  level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-001
+    name: SLO-Based Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Alert on SLO violations
+    example: Error budget burn rate
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-002
+    name: Multi-Window Burn Rate
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Short + long window alerts
+    example: 1h=14x OR 6h=6x burn rate
+    level: advanced
+  - id: ALT-003
+    name: Error Budget Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Alert when budget consumed
+    example: 50% budget used = warning
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-004
+    name: Symptom-Based Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Alert on user impact
+    example: Latency > SLO target
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-005
+    name: Cause-Based Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Alert on underlying issues
+    example: CPU > 90% (less recommended)
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-006
+    name: Alert Severity Levels
+    category: Alerting
+    description: P1/P2/P3/P4 classification
+    example: P1 = page, P4 = ticket
+    level: beginner
+  - id: ALT-007
+    name: Alert Routing
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Send to right channel
+    example: Slack for low, PagerDuty for high
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-008
+    name: Alert Grouping
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Combine related alerts
+    example: Group by service + severity
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-009
+    name: Alert Silencing
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Suppress during maintenance
+    example: Silence for 1h during deploy
+    level: beginner
+  - id: ALT-010
+    name: Alert Inhibition
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Suppress child alerts
+    example: If cluster down, suppress pod alerts
+    level: advanced
+  - id: ALT-011
+    name: Alert Fatigue
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Too many alerts desensitize
+    example: Reduce noise, focus on actionable
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-012
+    name: Runbook Links
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Include remediation steps
+    example: Each alert links to runbook
+    level: beginner
+  - id: ALT-013
+    name: Alert Testing
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Verify alerts fire correctly
+    example: Synthetic failures, chaos testing
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-014
+    name: On-Call Practices
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Rotation, escalation, handoff
+    example: Clear rotation schedule
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-015
+    name: Incident Levels
+    category: Alerting
+    description: SEV1/SEV2/SEV3 classification
+    example: SEV1 = customer impact
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-016
+    name: Post-Incident Review
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Blameless retrospectives
+    example: Focus on systems not people
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-017
+    name: Alert-to-Incident
+    category: Alerting
+    description: When to create incidents
+    example: Multiple alerts = incident
+    level: beginner
+  - id: ALT-018
+    name: Dashboard Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Visual alert status
+    example: Red/yellow/green indicators
+    level: beginner
+  - id: ALT-019
+    name: Threshold Tuning
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Adjust alert thresholds
+    example: Analyze historical data
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-020
+    name: Alert as Code
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Version control alert rules
+    example: Terraform, Jsonnet, YAML
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-021
+    name: Dead Man's Switch
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Alert if no data received
+    example: Heartbeat monitoring
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-022
+    name: Anomaly Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: ML-based threshold detection
+    example: Dynamic baseline comparison
+    level: advanced
+  - id: ALT-023
+    name: Composite Alerts
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Multiple conditions combined
+    example: A AND B OR C
+    level: advanced
+  - id: ALT-024
+    name: Alert Deduplication
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Prevent duplicate pages
+    example: Dedupe by fingerprint
+    level: intermediate
+  - id: ALT-025
+    name: Alert History
+    category: Alerting
+    description: Track alert trends
+    example: Reduce repeat offenders
+    level: intermediate

package/.agent/skills/core/observability/data/anti-patterns.yaml

@@ -1,105 +1,105 @@
 metadata:
   skill: observability
   domain: anti_patterns
-  version: 6.2.0
-  updated: '2026-02-05'
-  migrated_from: anti-patterns.csv
+  version: 6.2.2
+  updated: "2026-02-05"
+  migrated_from: anti-patterns.yaml
   patterns_count: 15
   columns:
-  - pattern_id
-  - name
-  - category
-  - description
-  - impact
-  - fix
+    - pattern_id
+    - name
+    - category
+    - description
+    - impact
+    - fix
 patterns:
-- id: ANTI-001
-  name: High Cardinality Labels
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Using unbounded values as labels
-  impact: Memory explosion/query slowness
-  fix: Use bounded enum values or drop high-cardinality labels
-- id: ANTI-002
-  name: Metrics Without Alerts
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Collecting metrics without alerting
-  impact: Issues go unnoticed
-  fix: Define thresholds and alert rules for critical metrics
-- id: ANTI-003
-  name: Alert Fatigue
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Too many noisy alerts
-  impact: Team ignores real issues
-  fix: Tune thresholds and reduce false positives
-- id: ANTI-004
-  name: Trace Without Context
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Spans missing correlation IDs
-  impact: Hard to debug across services
-  fix: Add trace_id/span_id to logs
-- id: ANTI-005
-  name: Log Without Structure
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Unstructured plain text logs
-  impact: Hard to query and analyze
-  fix: Use JSON structured logging
-- id: ANTI-006
-  name: Sampling Too Aggressively
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Missing rare errors/events
-  impact: Cannot debug edge cases
-  fix: Use tail-based sampling for errors
-- id: ANTI-007
-  name: Dashboard Overload
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Too many dashboards/panels
-  impact: Information overload
-  fix: Focus on SLO-based dashboards
-- id: ANTI-008
-  name: Metric Name Inconsistency
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Inconsistent naming conventions
-  impact: Hard to find and correlate
-  fix: Follow naming conventions (snake_case/units)
-- id: ANTI-009
-  name: Ignoring Profiling
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Never profiling in production
-  impact: Miss performance issues
-  fix: Enable continuous profiling
-- id: ANTI-010
-  name: No Baseline
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: No historical comparison
-  impact: Cannot detect anomalies
-  fix: Establish baseline metrics
-- id: ANTI-011
-  name: Over-Instrumentation
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Too many spans/metrics
-  impact: Performance overhead/cost
-  fix: Focus on critical paths
-- id: ANTI-012
-  name: Missing Service Maps
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: No dependency visualization
-  impact: Hard to understand system
-  fix: Generate service maps from traces
-- id: ANTI-013
-  name: Single Point of Failure
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: One observability backend
-  impact: Data loss if backend fails
-  fix: Multi-region/HA setup
-- id: ANTI-014
-  name: No Retention Policy
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Keeping data forever
-  impact: Storage costs explode
-  fix: Define retention by signal type
-- id: ANTI-015
-  name: Ignoring Cost
-  category: Anti-Pattern
-  description: Not monitoring observability cost
-  impact: Budget overrun
-  fix: Track ingestion volume and optimize
+  - id: ANTI-001
+    name: High Cardinality Labels
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Using unbounded values as labels
+    impact: Memory explosion/query slowness
+    fix: Use bounded enum values or drop high-cardinality labels
+  - id: ANTI-002
+    name: Metrics Without Alerts
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Collecting metrics without alerting
+    impact: Issues go unnoticed
+    fix: Define thresholds and alert rules for critical metrics
+  - id: ANTI-003
+    name: Alert Fatigue
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Too many noisy alerts
+    impact: Team ignores real issues
+    fix: Tune thresholds and reduce false positives
+  - id: ANTI-004
+    name: Trace Without Context
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Spans missing correlation IDs
+    impact: Hard to debug across services
+    fix: Add trace_id/span_id to logs
+  - id: ANTI-005
+    name: Log Without Structure
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Unstructured plain text logs
+    impact: Hard to query and analyze
+    fix: Use JSON structured logging
+  - id: ANTI-006
+    name: Sampling Too Aggressively
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Missing rare errors/events
+    impact: Cannot debug edge cases
+    fix: Use tail-based sampling for errors
+  - id: ANTI-007
+    name: Dashboard Overload
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Too many dashboards/panels
+    impact: Information overload
+    fix: Focus on SLO-based dashboards
+  - id: ANTI-008
+    name: Metric Name Inconsistency
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Inconsistent naming conventions
+    impact: Hard to find and correlate
+    fix: Follow naming conventions (snake_case/units)
+  - id: ANTI-009
+    name: Ignoring Profiling
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Never profiling in production
+    impact: Miss performance issues
+    fix: Enable continuous profiling
+  - id: ANTI-010
+    name: No Baseline
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: No historical comparison
+    impact: Cannot detect anomalies
+    fix: Establish baseline metrics
+  - id: ANTI-011
+    name: Over-Instrumentation
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Too many spans/metrics
+    impact: Performance overhead/cost
+    fix: Focus on critical paths
+  - id: ANTI-012
+    name: Missing Service Maps
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: No dependency visualization
+    impact: Hard to understand system
+    fix: Generate service maps from traces
+  - id: ANTI-013
+    name: Single Point of Failure
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: One observability backend
+    impact: Data loss if backend fails
+    fix: Multi-region/HA setup
+  - id: ANTI-014
+    name: No Retention Policy
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Keeping data forever
+    impact: Storage costs explode
+    fix: Define retention by signal type
+  - id: ANTI-015
+    name: Ignoring Cost
+    category: Anti-Pattern
+    description: Not monitoring observability cost
+    impact: Budget overrun
+    fix: Track ingestion volume and optimize