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…on one rule A rule now carries up to two severity tiers, each with its own value, optional recovery value and destinations, and can open on N breaches out of the last M checks. The incident opens at the tier the value breaches and escalates or de-escalates in place; a critical incident also notifies the warning tier's destinations, and resolve reaches everyone notified. - alerting-core: tier classification (breach / hold / clear), a per-group tick history replacing the two counters, and a lifecycle planner that replays counter-only state rows exactly. A property test pins single-tier rules to the old consecutive-count machine. - Postgres: alert_rules.thresholds_json (backfilled) and breaches_out_of, alert_rule_states.history_json, alert_incidents.peak_severity. Legacy single-threshold columns stay in step for pre-tier readers. - Escalation is delivered as a trigger and de-escalation as a renotify, and check rows record a severity change as "continued" with the new alert_checks.Level column, so clients that decode those enums keep working. - v2 API: thresholds and breaches_out_of on rules, severity on preview spans, points and checks, peak_severity on incidents. PATCH keeps a rule's tiers and rejects single-threshold edits on a two-tier rule. - Preview replays the same planner, so firing spans carry their severity. - Local schema v32 adds alert_checks.Level. Spec for the remaining tier 1 work: docs/alerting-tier1-spec.md.
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The v2 thresholds field stays a bounded plain array on the wire instead of a non-empty tuple, so the generated spec carries no prefixItems for the Swift client generator; servers narrow it after decode. The iOS fixture rule gains its one tier.
- Reminders after a de-escalation reach only the current tier; the de-escalation itself and resolves still reach every tier up to the peak. - Resolves from a rule edit or a vanished group use the incident's tier, so a warning incident no longer resolves to the critical pager. - Preview firing spans split at each severity change, as the spec says. - Drop the thresholds_json backfill: readers already derive one tier from a NULL, and the backfill could go stale while old workers still edit rules. - Remove the SEVERITY_RANK alias and the identity coreTiers mapper, and revert formatter churn in the alerts lab fixture.
Maple review🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention Adds warning/critical tiers, recovery values and N-of-M to alert rules while keeping legacy columns, event types and the check counters in step. The tier planner, normalizer, delivery routing, preview replay and migrations read here are consistent; the v2 routes and the web changes went unread.
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- MCP update_alert_rule carries tiers and breachesOutOf forward instead of rebuilding one tier, and refuses single-threshold edits that would merge a two-tier rule. New destinations join the warning tier. - An incident whose severity the rule no longer has reads as the kept tier, so a severity edit no longer sends a false resolve. - Editing the comparator or a tier value clears the tick history, so ticks judged against the old condition do not count toward N of M. - Escalation raises the linked issue's severity while it is detector-set. - Preview spans after a resolve no longer date back into the last span. - Tiers are strictly ordered for gte/lte, and a critical recovery value may not sit past the warning threshold. - An explicit threshold_upper on PATCH is validated, not dropped. - ClickHouse migration 0041 adds alert_checks.Level on existing servers. - The v2 tier list decodes as non-empty; shared tier mappers live in domain, and pre-tier rows decode through the typed helper.
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A two-tier rule that opens straight at critical gave its issue the critical severity but the warning threshold. The issue upsert now reads severity and threshold from the same tier view as the incident row.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge One rule can now carry a warning and a critical tier, each with an optional recovery value and its own destinations, and open on N of the last M checks; the lifecycle machine replans from a tick history. Safe to merge; the only open item is the info-level lab fixture nit.
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…ier moves - A condition edit resets history and counters inside the rule-write transaction, so warning-only ticks no longer replay as critical and a tick that claimed the old config cannot write stale history back. - Resolves map the incident's severity onto the tier the rule kept, so removing that tier no longer drops the resolve. A move is announced as escalation or de-escalation on its first breaching tick. - Opening at critical and escalating to critical raise a detector-set issue the same way, bump updatedAt and leave wontfix issues alone. - MCP edits drop a recovery value the new threshold or comparator makes invalid, since MCP cannot set one yet.
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- The state reset is decided inside the rule-write transaction against the row as stored, so a concurrent edit built from a stale read cannot restore the old condition without resetting the ticks. - A critical incident that reopens a wontfix alert issue raises its detector severity after the reopen, not before it. - MCP edits on a two-tier rule drop recovery values a comparator change invalidates, as one-tier edits already do.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds warning/critical threshold tiers, recovery values, per-tier destinations and N-of-M breach windows to alert rules, escalating and de-escalating one incident while keeping the legacy columns in step. The new code is consistent with its spec and no new defect surfaced; the open lab-fixture finding is still unfixed at this head.
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…PATCH A client that PATCHes back the severity, threshold, threshold_upper or destination_ids it just read got a 400 on a two-tier rule. Fields equal to the derived values are not edits, so a rename from the web form or a read-modify-write client keeps working.
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| Create a two-tier rule (warning 0.02 with recovery 0.01, critical 0.05, 2 of 4) | Pass. Tiers come back lowest first; severity, threshold and destination_ids are derived. |
Validation 400s: critical not worse (incl. equal gte), recovery on the wrong side, critical recovery past warning, two tiers on between/eq, breaches_out_of out of range, duplicate severity, three tiers |
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PATCH: enabled keeps tiers; single-threshold edits on a two-tier rule return 400; thresholds replaces; a legacy rule edits its one tier in place and keeps its recovery value; explicit threshold_upper on gt returns 400 |
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Preview: level per point, spans split at severity changes (warning, then critical, then warning) |
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Scheduler: opened at warning, escalated to critical (trigger to both tiers), de-escalated (renotify to the pager), peak_severity: critical, checks carry level |
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| Web: rules list, tiered and legacy rule pages, inbox, incident page in light, dark and 390px | Pass, no page errors and no 4xx/5xx from the API |
| Saving a two-tier rule from the web form | A readable 400 toast. The PATCH echo fix (1457778) makes an unchanged single-threshold field a no-op, so a rename from the form now saves. |
Before that, the migration was applied to a real Postgres 17 seeded with pre-tier rules, states and an open incident. It applied and re-ran as a no-op, every row decoded, each rule read back as one tier, and a legacy state row opened at N exactly as the counter machine did.
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AlertsService.runSchedulerTicktook 817 ms for 5 rules.AlertsService.evaluateRulep95 is 343 ms, almost all warehouse time.AlertsService.processEvaluationp95 is 237 ms, typically 0 to 112 ms. - Electric write gate: about 70 rule evaluations, but only 18
UPDATE alert_rule_states, all from groups whose values were moving. Steady groups do not write. - v2 alert routes (root spans): GET p95 350 ms, POST 497 ms, PATCH 989 ms (read, merge, then a locked write), DELETE 644 ms.
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alerting.lanetraces (up to 9.8 s) areServiceMapRollupService.runRollupTick, which this PR does not change.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Narrows the v2 alert-rule PATCH so single-threshold fields that merely echo a tiered rule's derived values are a no-op instead of a 400, and regenerates the route test around it. The two files changed since the last review are correct as written.
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606-616: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the echoed derived fields.
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severity,threshold,threshold_upper,breaches_out_of, ordestination_idsin the response. Add targeted assertions for the derived fields andbreaches_out_of. Whole-body equality is broader than required.The fixture has one destination, so reversing
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds v2 route tests pinning that a tiered rule survives a PATCH, that echoed legacy single-threshold fields are a no-op, and that an explicit Before merge
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🟠 Major · Preserve a PagerDuty deduplication key for each escalation severity. · pagerduty.ts:28-35
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve a PagerDuty deduplication key for each escalation severity.
The escalation path sends a
triggerwith the incident's existingdedupeKey. PagerDuty correlates that event with the existing alert. It does not guarantee a new notification, and acknowledged alerts do not generate additional notifications for new trigger events. This can suppress the required critical escalation notification.Use a severity-specific PagerDuty key for escalation, and retain every key used during the incident so resolve events close both the warning and critical alerts. Changing only this field would leave the earlier PagerDuty alert unresolved.
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Re-triggering the warning alert's dedup key only updates that alert, and an acknowledged alert does not page again, so an escalation could go unheard. A rule with both tiers now pages critical under <dedupe>:critical and closes it through a follow-up resolve when the incident falls back to warning or resolves. Single-tier rules keep the one key their open alerts were raised under. HTTP transports gain idempotent follow-up requests.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 7/10 · likely safe to merge PagerDuty now pages a tiered rule's critical under its own dedup key and sends follow-up resolves so that key closes on de-escalation or resolve. The wiring is sound, but a rule that loses its critical tier mid-incident leaves the critical alert open.
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failOnStatusextraction keeps the failure tag, retryability, message and span annotations of the old block (runTransport.ts:162-189)- Follow-up requests still go through
sendHttp, so they keep the client span, timeout and guard flags pagerDutyDedupKeyreturns the incident's plain key for a single-tier rule, so rules without tiers deliver exactly as before
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…eaked there A rule edited to drop its critical tier while an incident sat at critical dispatched its de-escalation and resolve without the tier, so nothing resolved <dedupe>:critical. Deliveries now carry the incident's peak severity, and an incident that reached critical closes that key whatever the rule lists today.
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…CP migrations main added three migrations off the same parent, leaving two leaves in the migrations folder. The tiers migration is regenerated on top of them with the same statements.
Maple review🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention Adds warning/critical tiers, recovery values and N-of-M to one alert rule: a pure tier planner in
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seedHistoryreplays legacy counters exactly, and thehistory: nullpath is the only one the scheduler feeds (AlertsService.ts:2489)resolveActiveSeverityusestrailingRun(clear)for the resolve run, so a recovery-band tick cannot resolve an incident- Threshold writes validate and sort tiers before deriving the legacy columns (
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🟠 Major · Keep destinations that received a critical trigger until its alert… · AlertsService.ts:2857
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep destinations that received a critical trigger until its alert closes.
If a rule edit removes a critical-only destination while an incident is open,
ruleForResolve(normalized, openIncident)selects destinations from the new rule. The resolve never reaches that destination, even whenpeakSeverityis critical. The severity-change path at Line 2721 has the same limitation. Preserve the incident’s notified destinations, or close their alerts when the edit removes them.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Commit an escalation and its delivery rows together. · AlertsService.ts:2784
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftCommit an escalation and its delivery rows together.
On a critical escalation, the incident update completes before
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@packages/backend/src/services/alerts/delivery/transports/pagerduty.ts:
- Around line 67-70: Update the PagerDuty delivery flow around
`pagerDutyDedupKey` so the deduplication key uses the event severity and
key-selection inputs captured when the delivery is queued, rather than current
incident rows read at dispatch or retry. Preserve the existing resolve-event
behavior while ensuring queued triggers retain their original severity and key.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts:
- Line 2857: Update the resolve destination selection in ruleForResolve and the
severity-change path to preserve destinations that received a critical trigger
for the duration of the open incident; if a rule edit removes one, ensure its
alert is still closed. Use the incident’s recorded notification data rather than
relying solely on the edited rule.
- Line 2784: Update the critical escalation flow around tierRule and
queueIncidentNotifications to prepare trigger deliveries before updating the
incident, then commit the severity change and delivery rows in one transaction
so either both persist or neither does.
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- Deliveries snapshot the rule's tiers and the incident's peak severity in the queued payload, and dispatch reads the event's own severity, so a late or retried critical trigger still pages the critical PagerDuty key. - A resolve also reaches every destination the incident already notified, so a rule edit that drops a destination cannot leave its alert open.
Maple review🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention Adds warning/critical tiers, recovery values and N-of-M to one rule, and keys each queued notification off the event's own tier. Not safe as-is: a delayed warning-tier delivery now closes the critical PagerDuty alert, and the earlier
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Findings🟠 Warning · F4 · A warning event dispatched after an escalation closes the critical PagerDuty alertcorrectness ·
🤖 Prompt to fix this finding with an AI agentStill open from earlier reviews
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…rrent tier A warning event delivered after an escalation closed the critical page, and a critical event retried after a de-escalation re-opened it. Dispatch now carries the open incident's severity: the critical alert closes only when the incident is at warning, and the primary key never reaches above the incident's current tier. Audit counters no longer count a recovery-band check as healthy.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Fixes the two open findings: the audit counters no longer treat a recovery-band tick as healthy, and PagerDuty picks and closes its critical key from the incident's current tier rather than the queued event's. Safe to merge.
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Fixed since the last review
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PR 1 of the alerting tier 1 work (spec:
docs/alerting-tier1-spec.md, see "PR 1 as built"). One rule can now hold a warning and a critical threshold, each with an optional recovery value and its own destinations, and open on "N of the last M checks". The editor UI comes in PR 2. Until then, tiers are set through the v2 API; the web app shows tiered rules, and saves them as long as the single-threshold fields are unchanged.Behaviour
breaches_out_ofcounts the required breaches over the last M checks.nullkeeps today's "N in a row".Design notes
AlertEventTypeandAlertIncidentTransitionas closed enums.triggerat the new severity, de-escalation asrenotify.continued; the newalert_checks.Levelsays which tier breached.history_json). A steady group's history does not change, so the state upsert is still skipped (confirmed on the preview, see the verification comment).severity,threshold,threshold_upperanddestination_ids_jsonare derived from the tiers on every write, so older readers and the "destination in use" check keep working. A later PR drops them.update_alert_ruletool follows the same rules.Migrations
20261015225936_alert_severity_tiers): four nullable columns, no backfill and no row rewrites.alert_rules.thresholds_json,alert_rules.breaches_out_of,alert_rule_states.history_json,alert_incidents.peak_severity.thresholds_jsonreads as one tier from the legacy columns. A backfill could go stale if an old worker edited a rule mid-deploy, so it waits for the drop-columns migration.alert_checks.Levelin the datasource, plus ClickHouse migration0041for existing self-hosted servers.Most of the line count is generated: the migration snapshot (~12.7k) and the local schema v32 snapshot (~2.1k). The hand-written change is about 2.7k added lines, about 45% of them tests, plus the spec.
Verification
ios:openapi:checkandclickhouse:schema:checkalso pass.pr-1509): a separate agent tested the v2 API, the preview replay, the scheduler (a real warning, critical, warning cycle) and the web pages in light, dark and mobile. The results and traces are in the verification comment.Open
AlertValidationErroras a bare "Invalid alert rule" without its details.last_evaluated_atis only filled when the rule has an evaluation error.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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