Use when designing, scheduling, or running a disaster recovery exercise — tabletops, live drills, chaos engineering, GameDays. Triggers when the user mentions "DR drill", "disaster recovery exercise", "tabletop", "chaos engineering", "GameDay", "region failover drill", "we should test our DR plan", or "what would happen if we lost X". The skill covers tabletop vs live tradeoffs, failure modes to drill, blast radius framing, RTO/RPO validation, follow-up discipline, and the chaos-vs-DR distinction. For the underlying backup-restore system the drills validate, see backup-and-restore. For the incident response that DR exercises rehearse, see incident-response.
EnglishUse when authoring or editing a runbook that an oncall engineer will read at 3am with a page in hand and incomplete context. Triggers when the user mentions "write a runbook", "this alert needs a runbook", "what should the responder do", "playbook for this alert", "oncall doc", or "I keep getting paged for this and there's no doc". The skill covers the runbook structure that survives sleep deprivation, trigger conditions linked to alert rules, immediate actions ordered by reversibility, escalation tree, related-runbook crosslinks, and post-incident updates. For the alert that fires the page, see monitoring-and-alerting. For the incident response itself once mitigation has happened, see incident-response. For the post-mortem after, see post-mortem-writing.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Disaster Recovery Exercise Design and Runbook Writing.
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Disaster Recovery Exercise Design
Use when designing, scheduling, or running a disaster recovery exercise — tabletops, live drills, chaos engineering, GameDays. Triggers when the user mentions "DR drill", "disaster recovery exercise", "tabletop", "chaos engineering", "GameDay", "region failover drill", "we should test our DR plan", or "what would happen if we lost X". The skill covers tabletop vs live tradeoffs, failure modes to drill, blast radius framing, RTO/RPO validation, follow-up discipline, and the chaos-vs-DR distinction. For the underlying backup-restore system the drills validate, see backup-and-restore. For the incident response that DR exercises rehearse, see incident-response.
Runbook Writing
Use when authoring or editing a runbook that an oncall engineer will read at 3am with a page in hand and incomplete context. Triggers when the user mentions "write a runbook", "this alert needs a runbook", "what should the responder do", "playbook for this alert", "oncall doc", or "I keep getting paged for this and there's no doc". The skill covers the runbook structure that survives sleep deprivation, trigger conditions linked to alert rules, immediate actions ordered by reversibility, escalation tree, related-runbook crosslinks, and post-incident updates. For the alert that fires the page, see monitoring-and-alerting. For the incident response itself once mitigation has happened, see incident-response. For the post-mortem after, see post-mortem-writing.
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