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Reduce MTTR with context-aware AI severity analysis and automated SLA enforcement Know that feeling when a "low priority" ticket turns into a production fire? Or when your on-call rotation starts showing signs of seri...

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Reduce MTTR with context-aware AI severity analysis and automated SLA enforcement

Know that feeling when a "low priority" ticket turns into a production fire? Or when your on-call rotation starts showing signs of serious burnout from alert overload?

This workflow handles that problem. Two AI agents do the triage work—checking severity, validating against runbooks, triggering the right response.

What This Workflow Does

Incident comes in through webhook → two-agent analysis kicks off:

Agent 1 (Incident Analyzer) checks the report against your Google Sheets runbook database. Looks for matching known issues, evaluates risk signals, assigns a confidence-scored severity (P1/P2/P3). Finally stops you from trusting "CRITICAL URGENT!!!" subject lines.

Agent 2 (Response Planner) builds the action plan: what to do first, who needs to know, investigation steps, post-incident tasks. Like having your most experienced engineer review every single ticket.

Then routing happens: - P1 incidents → PagerDuty goes off + war room gets created + 15-min SLA timer starts - P2 incidents → Gmail alert + you've got 1 hour to acknowledge - P3 incidents → Standard email notification