feat(incidentio): run RCA on alerts (incl. private) with real alert-priority filtering - #649
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incident.io alert events (public_alert.*) were parsed but dead-ended: they carry no incident_id, so the pipeline dropped them before storage/RCA. Some orgs fire alerts constantly and only declare incidents for outages, but still want Aurora to investigate their critical alerts. - Synthesize a stable ref (alert id / dedup key) for alert events so they store, dedup, and link like incidents; flag them via fields['is_alert']. - Remove the hard incident_id drop; only skip when no identifier at all. - Add per-org customization (user preferences): - incidentio_alert_rca_enabled: opt out of alert RCA entirely - incidentio_alert_min_severity: minimum severity threshold - incidentio_alert_severity_allowlist: explicit allowlist (overrides min) - Skip incident-timeline postback for alerts (no /incident_updates endpoint). - Expose all settings via /incidentio/rca-settings GET/PUT with validation. - Frontend: 'Investigate Alerts' toggle + 'Minimum alert severity' selector. - Add unit tests for alert field extraction and severity gating. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…orities Builds on the alert-RCA work with fixes found while testing against a live incident.io org. Private alerts: - Add private_alert.alert_created_v1 to the RCA trigger set so private alerts process identically to public ones (were stored but never investigated). - Resolve the alert object when keyed by the topic name for both public and private alert families. Real alert-priority filtering (the severity dropdown showed the wrong list): - incident.io models alert priorities as a ranked "AlertPriority" Catalog type (e.g. Urgent, In-hours), NOT /v1/severities (incident severities) and NOT /v2/alert_priorities (404 on this account). Resolve the org-specific catalog type via /v2/catalog_types, then page /v2/catalog_entries. - Rank the incoming alert's priority against the org's real catalog ranks (higher = more urgent); fall back to name buckets, then fail open. - alertMinSeverity now accepts a real priority name or a fixed bucket. - New GET /incidentio/severities returns the org's priorities + availability. - Frontend populates the dropdown from real priorities; disables it with an explanatory message when the API key lacks the "View data" scope. Robustness: - Cache the catalog per-user in Redis; cache a short-lived "denied" marker on 401/403 (permanent for that key) but never cache transient errors. - Invalidate the cache on connect/disconnect so rotated keys re-fetch. Tests updated/added for private-alert parsing, catalog fetch/caching, scope denial, and real-name threshold comparison. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. WalkthroughThe pull request adds incident.io alert RCA support. It adds organization severity discovery, configurable filtering, alert-event processing, client controls, API routes, caching, and tests. ChangesIncident.io alert RCA
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IncidentioWebhook
participant IncidentioTask
participant Redis
participant IncidentioClient
IncidentioWebhook->>IncidentioTask: deliver alert event
IncidentioTask->>Redis: read severity catalog
Redis-->>IncidentioTask: return cached ranks
IncidentioTask->>IncidentioClient: fetch alert priorities on cache miss
IncidentioClient-->>IncidentioTask: return organization severity ranks
IncidentioTask->>IncidentioTask: apply RCA and severity filters
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In `@client/src/components/incident-io/IncidentIoWebhookStep.tsx`:
- Around line 459-479: Add an explicit SelectItem with value "low" and label
"All priorities" within the SelectContent for the alertMinSeverity selector,
before the orgSeverities items. Preserve the existing org priority mapping and
ensure the default low threshold is represented and selectable.
- Around line 212-213: Distinguish denied severity access from loading failures
in IncidentIoWebhookStep: add state for severitiesDenied, populate it from
severitiesResponse.denied alongside severitiesAvailable, and update the message
near the severitiesAvailable rendering to show the permission guidance only when
denied is true; otherwise show a retry/load-error message when available is
false.
In `@server/routes/incidentio/incidentio_routes.py`:
- Around line 129-137: Update the catalog type lookup around the existing
/catalog_types request to request a large page size and paginate using
pagination_meta.after until AlertPriority is found or pagination ends. Preserve
the current type_id extraction and absent-type behavior, and bound the
pagination loop to prevent unbounded requests.
- Around line 499-507: Update the alertSeverityAllowlist validation to accept
organization severity names as well as values in _VALID_SEVERITIES. In the
route’s allowlist validation, resolve organization ranks via
_get_org_severity_ranks(user_id) only for normalized entries not already in
_VALID_SEVERITIES, then reject only names absent from both sources while
preserving the existing 400 response.
In `@server/routes/incidentio/tasks.py`:
- Around line 198-199: Restore the _should_trigger_rca function definition
before its existing preference lookup, keeping the get_user_preference call and
default-enabled behavior intact; ensure get_org_severities ends before this
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| setSeveritiesAvailable(severitiesResponse.available); | ||
| setOrgSeverities(severitiesResponse.severities); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish a denied scope from a failed severity load.
The response carries denied, but the component stores only available. incidentIoService.getSeverities() returns { available: false, denied: false } for any network or HTTP failure. A transient failure then renders the permission message at Line 453, which misdirects the user to change API key scopes.
Store denied and use it for the message. Show a retry/load-error message when available is false and denied is false.
Based on learnings: map failed requests to a distinct load-error state instead of coercing them into the same false-like value used for a genuine "not supported" response.
🔧 Proposed fix
- setSeveritiesAvailable(severitiesResponse.available);
+ setSeveritiesAvailable(severitiesResponse.available);
+ setSeveritiesDenied(severitiesResponse.denied);
setOrgSeverities(severitiesResponse.severities);- {severitiesAvailable
- ? "Only investigate alerts at or above this priority"
- : "Add the “View data” permission to your incident.io API key to filter by your organization's alert priorities"}
+ {severitiesAvailable
+ ? "Only investigate alerts at or above this priority"
+ : severitiesDenied
+ ? "Add the “View data” permission to your incident.io API key to filter by your organization's alert priorities"
+ : "Could not load your organization's alert priorities. Reload the page to try again."}Add the state declaration next to severitiesAvailable:
const [severitiesDenied, setSeveritiesDenied] = useState(false);Also applies to: 451-453
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In `@client/src/components/incident-io/IncidentIoWebhookStep.tsx` around lines 212
- 213, Distinguish denied severity access from loading failures in
IncidentIoWebhookStep: add state for severitiesDenied, populate it from
severitiesResponse.denied alongside severitiesAvailable, and update the message
near the severitiesAvailable rendering to show the permission guidance only when
denied is true; otherwise show a retry/load-error message when available is
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| <Select | ||
| value={alertMinSeverity} | ||
| onValueChange={(v) => handleMinSeverityChange(v)} | ||
| // Disabled when we can't read the org's priorities (missing | ||
| // API scope) — the filter can't be meaningfully configured. | ||
| disabled={updatingMinSeverity || !severitiesAvailable} | ||
| > | ||
| <SelectTrigger id="alert-min-severity" className="w-48"> | ||
| <SelectValue placeholder={severitiesAvailable ? "Select priority" : "Unavailable"} /> | ||
| </SelectTrigger> | ||
| <SelectContent> | ||
| {/* Real org alert priorities, most-urgent first. "Minimum" | ||
| semantics: picking one investigates it and anything | ||
| more urgent. */} | ||
| {orgSeverities.map((sev) => ( | ||
| <SelectItem key={sev.name} value={sev.name.toLowerCase()}> | ||
| {sev.name} & above | ||
| </SelectItem> | ||
| ))} | ||
| </SelectContent> | ||
| </Select> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The selector has no item for the default "low" threshold.
alertMinSeverity defaults to "low", and the server default is also "low". The items come only from orgSeverities, which holds org priority names such as "Urgent" or "In-hours". With that data the Select value matches no item, so the trigger shows the placeholder while the stored threshold is "low". After the user picks a priority, no item can restore the "investigate all priorities" state that handleMinSeverityChange describes for "low".
Add an explicit item with value "low" for "All priorities".
🔧 Proposed fix
<SelectContent>
+ {/* Fixed bucket that matches the server default and
+ lets the user clear the threshold. */}
+ <SelectItem value="low">All priorities</SelectItem>
{/* Real org alert priorities, most-urgent first. "Minimum"
semantics: picking one investigates it and anything
more urgent. */}
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| <Select | |
| value={alertMinSeverity} | |
| onValueChange={(v) => handleMinSeverityChange(v)} | |
| // Disabled when we can't read the org's priorities (missing | |
| // API scope) — the filter can't be meaningfully configured. | |
| disabled={updatingMinSeverity || !severitiesAvailable} | |
| > | |
| <SelectTrigger id="alert-min-severity" className="w-48"> | |
| <SelectValue placeholder={severitiesAvailable ? "Select priority" : "Unavailable"} /> | |
| </SelectTrigger> | |
| <SelectContent> | |
| {/* Real org alert priorities, most-urgent first. "Minimum" | |
| semantics: picking one investigates it and anything | |
| more urgent. */} | |
| {orgSeverities.map((sev) => ( | |
| <SelectItem key={sev.name} value={sev.name.toLowerCase()}> | |
| {sev.name} & above | |
| </SelectItem> | |
| ))} | |
| </SelectContent> | |
| </Select> | |
| <Select | |
| value={alertMinSeverity} | |
| onValueChange={(v) => handleMinSeverityChange(v)} | |
| // Disabled when we can't read the org's priorities (missing | |
| // API scope) — the filter can't be meaningfully configured. | |
| disabled={updatingMinSeverity || !severitiesAvailable} | |
| > | |
| <SelectTrigger id="alert-min-severity" className="w-48"> | |
| <SelectValue placeholder={severitiesAvailable ? "Select priority" : "Unavailable"} /> | |
| </SelectTrigger> | |
| <SelectContent> | |
| {/* Fixed bucket that matches the server default and | |
| lets the user clear the threshold. */} | |
| <SelectItem value="low">All priorities</SelectItem> | |
| {/* Real org alert priorities, most-urgent first. "Minimum" | |
| semantics: picking one investigates it and anything | |
| more urgent. */} | |
| {orgSeverities.map((sev) => ( | |
| <SelectItem key={sev.name} value={sev.name.toLowerCase()}> | |
| {sev.name} & above | |
| </SelectItem> | |
| ))} | |
| </SelectContent> | |
| </Select> |
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In `@client/src/components/incident-io/IncidentIoWebhookStep.tsx` around lines 459
- 479, Add an explicit SelectItem with value "low" and label "All priorities"
within the SelectContent for the alertMinSeverity selector, before the
orgSeverities items. Preserve the existing org priority mapping and ensure the
default low threshold is represented and selectable.
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| types = self._request("GET", "/catalog_types").json() | ||
| type_id = next( | ||
| ( | ||
| t.get("id") | ||
| for t in types.get("catalog_types", []) or [] | ||
| if t.get("type_name") == "AlertPriority" | ||
| ), | ||
| None, | ||
| ) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Read all /catalog_types pages before concluding the type is absent.
The request sends no page_size and reads only the first response page. An org with many catalog types can have AlertPriority outside that page. The method then returns {"severities": []}, get_org_severities reports available: false, and priority filtering is silently disabled with no error.
Request a large page size and follow pagination_meta.after until the type is found.
🔧 Proposed fix
- types = self._request("GET", "/catalog_types").json()
- type_id = next(
- (
- t.get("id")
- for t in types.get("catalog_types", []) or []
- if t.get("type_name") == "AlertPriority"
- ),
- None,
- )
+ type_id = None
+ after = None
+ for _ in range(20):
+ params: Dict[str, Any] = {"page_size": 250}
+ if after:
+ params["after"] = after
+ types = self._request("GET", "/catalog_types", params=params).json()
+ batch = types.get("catalog_types", []) or []
+ type_id = next(
+ (t.get("id") for t in batch if t.get("type_name") == "AlertPriority"),
+ None,
+ )
+ if type_id:
+ break
+ after = (types.get("pagination_meta") or {}).get("after")
+ if len(batch) < 250 or not after:
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| types = self._request("GET", "/catalog_types").json() | |
| type_id = next( | |
| ( | |
| t.get("id") | |
| for t in types.get("catalog_types", []) or [] | |
| if t.get("type_name") == "AlertPriority" | |
| ), | |
| None, | |
| ) | |
| type_id = None | |
| after = None | |
| for _ in range(20): | |
| params: Dict[str, Any] = {"page_size": 250} | |
| if after: | |
| params["after"] = after | |
| types = self._request("GET", "/catalog_types", params=params).json() | |
| batch = types.get("catalog_types", []) or [] | |
| type_id = next( | |
| (t.get("id") for t in batch if t.get("type_name") == "AlertPriority"), | |
| None, | |
| ) | |
| if type_id: | |
| break | |
| after = (types.get("pagination_meta") or {}).get("after") | |
| if len(batch) < 250 or not after: | |
| break |
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In `@server/routes/incidentio/incidentio_routes.py` around lines 129 - 137, Update
the catalog type lookup around the existing /catalog_types request to request a
large page size and paginate using pagination_meta.after until AlertPriority is
found or pagination ends. Preserve the current type_id extraction and
absent-type behavior, and bound the pagination loop to prevent unbounded
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| if alert_severity_allowlist is not None: | ||
| if not isinstance(alert_severity_allowlist, list): | ||
| return jsonify({"error": "alertSeverityAllowlist must be a list or null"}), 400 | ||
| normalized = [str(s).lower() for s in alert_severity_allowlist] | ||
| invalid = [s for s in normalized if s not in _VALID_SEVERITIES] | ||
| if invalid: | ||
| return jsonify({ | ||
| "error": f"alertSeverityAllowlist contains invalid severities: {', '.join(invalid)}" | ||
| }), 400 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Accept organization severity names in the allowlist.
alertMinSeverity accepts organization catalog names, and _severity_passes_filter matches allowlist entries against raw organization severity names. The route rejects those names because it validates only against _VALID_SEVERITIES. API callers that submit a custom severity name receive HTTP 400.
The current client UI has no allowlist control or update call, so this currently affects API callers and future allowlist UI support.
🔧 Proposed fix
normalized = [str(s).lower() for s in alert_severity_allowlist]
- invalid = [s for s in normalized if s not in _VALID_SEVERITIES]
+ unknown = [s for s in normalized if s not in _VALID_SEVERITIES]
+ org_ranks = _get_org_severity_ranks(user_id) if unknown else {}
+ invalid = [s for s in unknown if s not in org_ranks]
if invalid:
return jsonify({
- "error": f"alertSeverityAllowlist contains invalid severities: {', '.join(invalid)}"
+ "error": (
+ "alertSeverityAllowlist contains invalid severities: "
+ f"{', '.join(invalid)}"
+ )
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| if alert_severity_allowlist is not None: | |
| if not isinstance(alert_severity_allowlist, list): | |
| return jsonify({"error": "alertSeverityAllowlist must be a list or null"}), 400 | |
| normalized = [str(s).lower() for s in alert_severity_allowlist] | |
| invalid = [s for s in normalized if s not in _VALID_SEVERITIES] | |
| if invalid: | |
| return jsonify({ | |
| "error": f"alertSeverityAllowlist contains invalid severities: {', '.join(invalid)}" | |
| }), 400 | |
| if alert_severity_allowlist is not None: | |
| if not isinstance(alert_severity_allowlist, list): | |
| return jsonify({"error": "alertSeverityAllowlist must be a list or null"}), 400 | |
| normalized = [str(s).lower() for s in alert_severity_allowlist] | |
| unknown = [s for s in normalized if s not in _VALID_SEVERITIES] | |
| org_ranks = _get_org_severity_ranks(user_id) if unknown else {} | |
| invalid = [s for s in unknown if s not in org_ranks] | |
| if invalid: | |
| return jsonify({ | |
| "error": ( | |
| "alertSeverityAllowlist contains invalid severities: " | |
| f"{', '.join(invalid)}" | |
| ) | |
| }), 400 |
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In `@server/routes/incidentio/incidentio_routes.py` around lines 499 - 507, Update
the alertSeverityAllowlist validation to accept organization severity names as
well as values in _VALID_SEVERITIES. In the route’s allowlist validation,
resolve organization ranks via _get_org_severity_ranks(user_id) only for
normalized entries not already in _VALID_SEVERITIES, then reject only names
absent from both sources while preserving the existing 400 response.
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…cidentIoSeverity type - _should_trigger_rca lost its def header during an earlier edit, leaving an orphaned body. Alert processing crashed with NameError at the RCA gate (webhook received, task retried and failed). Restore the function. - Remove the now-unused IncidentIoSeverity type (fields switched to string when we moved to real, org-defined alert priority names) and fix a stale comment on IncidentIoOrgSeverity (priorities rank higher = more urgent). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…cache to 5m - Show the "add View data permission" hint in red (text-red-600) when alert priorities can't be read, so the misconfiguration is clearly an error. - Drop the denied-marker cache TTL from 1h to 5m so the message self-heals promptly after the key's scopes are widened, without re-saving the key. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In `@server/routes/incidentio/tasks.py`:
- Line 365: Reduce cognitive complexity in _extract_alert_priority by extracting
the structured-attribute lookup and metadata fallback logic into focused helper
functions. Keep _extract_alert_priority responsible only for coordinating these
helpers and preserve the existing priority resolution behavior.
- Around line 310-314: Update the severity-threshold logic before the catalog
fallback so recognized fixed-bucket values of min_sev and normalized_severity
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| # Threshold couldn't be resolved against the org's real priority ranks | ||
| # (custom severity not in catalog, none provided, or catalog unavailable) — | ||
| # ambiguous, so never filter it out: better to over-investigate than to | ||
| # silently drop an alert we couldn't classify. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Apply the fixed-bucket threshold before the catalog fallback.
When min_sev and normalized_severity are recognized fixed buckets, compare them using the fixed severity order. The current code checks only org_ranks, so an empty or custom catalog lets low and medium pass a high threshold through the unconditional return True. Keep the fail-open behavior for unknown alert severities and unrecognized thresholds.
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In `@server/routes/incidentio/tasks.py` around lines 310 - 314, Update the
severity-threshold logic before the catalog fallback so recognized fixed-bucket
values of min_sev and normalized_severity are compared using the fixed severity
order. Preserve the existing fail-open return True behavior for unknown alert
severities and unrecognized thresholds, while preventing low or medium alerts
from passing a high threshold when org_ranks is empty or custom.
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Reduce _extract_alert_priority cognitive complexity.
SonarCloud reports cognitive complexity 20 where the configured limit is 15. Extract the structured-attribute lookup and metadata fallback into small helpers so the quality check passes.
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[failure] 365-365: Refactor this function to reduce its Cognitive Complexity from 20 to the 15 allowed.
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In `@server/routes/incidentio/tasks.py` at line 365, Reduce cognitive complexity
in _extract_alert_priority by extracting the structured-attribute lookup and
metadata fallback logic into focused helper functions. Keep
_extract_alert_priority responsible only for coordinating these helpers and
preserve the existing priority resolution behavior.
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Summary
Makes Aurora run RCA on incident.io alert events (not just declared incidents), including private alerts, and filters them by the org's real alert priorities.
Some orgs fire alerts constantly and only declare incidents for outages, but still want Aurora to investigate their important alerts. Previously alert events (
public_alert.*) were parsed but dead-ended — they carry noincident_id, so the pipeline dropped them before storage/RCA.What changed
Alert RCA + per-org gating
fields['is_alert'].incident_iddrop; only skip when there's no identifier at all.incidentio_alert_rca_enabled(opt out),incidentio_alert_min_severity(threshold),incidentio_alert_severity_allowlist(explicit allowlist, overrides min)./incident_updatesendpoint).Private alerts
private_alert.alert_created_v1to the RCA trigger set so private alerts process identically to public ones.Real alert-priority filtering
AlertPriorityCatalog type (e.g. Urgent, In-hours) — not/v1/severities(incident severities) and not/v2/alert_priorities(404 on the test account). We resolve the org-specific catalog type via/v2/catalog_types, then page/v2/catalog_entries.alertMinSeveritynow accepts a real priority name or a fixed bucket.GET /incidentio/severitiesreturns the org's priorities + availability.Robustness
Testing
server/tests/routes/incidentio/test_alert_rca.py: 32 passing — private-alert parsing, catalog fetch/caching, scope-denial handling, and real-name threshold comparison./severitiesroute is decorated with@require_permission).Notes
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