datadog-incidents
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npx mdskill add automateyournetwork/netclaw/datadog-incidentsManage Datadog incidents with search, retrieval, and status updates
- List, retrieve, and update Datadog incidents based on filters like status, severity, and tags
- Uses Datadog Incident Management API for data access and modifications
- Applies user-specified filters and parameters to fetch or modify relevant incidents
- Returns structured incident data or confirmation of updates to the user
SKILL.md
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--- name: datadog-incidents description: "Manage incidents in Datadog Incident Management." version: 1.0.0 license: Apache-2.0 author: netclaw tags: [] --- # Datadog Incidents Skill Manage incidents in Datadog Incident Management. ## Tools | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `list_incidents` | List incidents with optional filters | | `get_incident` | Get detailed incident information | | `create_incident` | Create a new incident (read-only by default) | | `update_incident` | Update incident status or fields (read-only by default) | ## Example Queries ``` List all active incidents → list_incidents(status="active") Get details of a specific incident → get_incident(incident_id="INC-12345") List recent network-related incidents → list_incidents(tags=["service:network"], time_range="7d") List SEV1 incidents from the past month → list_incidents(severity="SEV-1", time_range="30d") ``` ## Workflows ### Incident Investigation 1. List active incidents: `list_incidents(status="active")` 2. Get incident details: `get_incident(incident_id="INC-12345")` 3. Review timeline and related monitors 4. Check correlated metrics and logs 5. Document findings in incident ### Network Outage Tracking 1. Search network incidents: `list_incidents(tags=["service:network"])` 2. Filter by impact: `list_incidents(severity="SEV-1,SEV-2")` 3. Review affected services and dependencies 4. Track MTTR and resolution patterns ### Post-Incident Review 1. Get incident timeline: `get_incident(incident_id="INC-12345")` 2. Extract key events and decisions 3. Identify detection and response gaps 4. Document lessons learned ## Prerequisites - `DD_API_KEY` Datadog API key - `DD_APP_KEY` Datadog application key - `DD_SITE` Datadog site (optional, defaults to datadoghq.com) ## Server This skill uses the `datadog-mcp` server via remote MCP transport. ## Notes - Create and update operations may require additional permissions - NetClaw operates in read-only mode by default for safety - Incident creation should follow your organization's incident process