Agent Team template
Correlates Sentry, Datadog, PagerDuty, and deployment evidence, proposes one bounded mitigation, pauses on the exact actions, and leaves status proof for responders.
One-message setup · 4 specialists · Instant sample
Designed for
Lean engineering and on-call teams handling production incidents
Outcome
Diagnose one active incident, execute only the approved mitigation, notify responders, and preserve a replayable receipt.
Say what should be true when the work is done.
Codelit runs one labeled Sample with no account, model, or external App calls.
Review the evidence, then reuse the same brief with your data when it is useful.
Correlates current alerts, incidents, and deployment context.
Long-context reasoning model
Chooses the smallest evidence-supported mitigation.
Conservative reasoning model
Executes the exact rollback and acknowledgement after approval.
Structured output model
Posts the verified mitigation state to responders.
Concise writing model
Loads the workflow goal, allowed actions, escalation policy, and output contract before the agent plans work.
A workflow skill that captures the operating contract, tool boundaries, and escalation rules for Incident Response Team.
Centralizes high-risk action checks for writes, secrets, customer data, billing, deploys, and public communications.
Exposes task resources, prompt templates, connector tools, and audit records behind a permission-aware boundary.
tools · resources · prompts
Correlate current Sentry, Datadog, PagerDuty, and Vercel evidence.
Choose rollback or no-action from current evidence and output exact action fields.
Execute only the approved rollback and incident acknowledgement.
Post the completed mitigation state and next owner to Slack.
Open it in Codelit and describe the result. Codelit handles common setup while Flow stays available for direct editing and Activity keeps the proof.
Try agentTurns one scoped release request into a reviewed branch artifact, preview deployment, browser-verified result, pull request, production promotion, and Slack proof using the accounts the team already owns.
Reads one release channel, prepares a concise owner-ready update, pauses on the exact message, posts it once, and returns Slack delivery proof.
Reviews recent deployments for one project, pauses before spending build resources, creates one preview from the latest source, and returns its deployment evidence.