Tool | What It Does | Example Use |
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List Users | List users in your Incident.io account or get a specific user by ID with filtering options | ”Find users matching search term and return structured data with id, name, and email” |
List Incidents | List all incidents or get a specific incident by ID with advanced filtering by status, severity, type, dates, and more | ”Search incidents with status status , severity severity , created between start date and end date , and return structured data with id, title, status, severity, and created at” |
Create Incident | Create new incidents with support for different modes and Slack integration | ”Create a new incident titled incident title with severity severity and type incident type , include summary impact summary , and return structured data with id, title, status, and severity” |
Edit Incident | Update existing incidents including status, severity, and notification settings | ”Using incident id , update status to new status and severity to new severity , and return structured data with id, status, and severity” |
List Alerts | List all alerts with filtering by status, deduplication key, and creation date | ”List alerts with status alert status created between start date and end date , and return structured data with id, status, deduplication key, and created at” |
List Incident Alerts | List connections between incidents and alerts with filtering options | ”Using incident id , list linked alerts and return structured data with incident id, alert id, and alert status” |
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incident title
and return id and status”incident title
, assign it to assignee email
, and list all related alerts”alert status
and return id and status”Step 1: Get Incidents
start date
with severity severity
and return incident ids
and titlesStep 2: Get Alerts
incident ids
, list connected alerts and return incident id and alert idsStep 3: Update Incidents
incident ids
, update status to new status
and return id and statusincident ids
output from Step 1 becomes the input for Step 2, and the incident ids
from Step 2 feed into Step 3.status
and return id, title, and severity”status
, summarize them, and draft a remediation plan”Empty Outputs
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