Use this skill when the user wants to catch up on Discord traffic, monitor a
few noisy channels, triage Kubernetes incidents, produce a digest, or draft a
safe follow-up.
Use the helper wrapper at scripts/mts for all commands. It bootstraps .venv
and installs the package on first run, which makes hosted OpenClaw installs far
more reliable than calling python3 -m monitoring_the_situation.cli directly.
incidents for KubeWatch unless the user explicitly provides other sources.
until Civic approval is configured.
bash scripts/mts fixture \
--input examples/demo_messages.json \
--save-path .local/demo_report.md
bash scripts/mts discord-fetch \
--hours 24 \
--limit-per-channel 75 \
--save-path .local/live_report.md
bash scripts/mts draft-reply \
--bucket urgent \
--channel api-alerts
bash scripts/mts kubewatch-fixture \
--input examples/kubewatch_incidents.json \
--save-path .local/kubewatch_report.md
bash scripts/mts kubewatch-apify \
--actor-id "$APIFY_ACTOR_ID" \
--actor-input examples/apify_actor_input.json \
--save-path .local/kubewatch_live_report.md
bash scripts/mts kubewatch-cluster \
--namespace production \
--save-path .local/kubewatch_cluster_report.md
cd /Users/sarahhatcher/Documents/monitoring-the-situation-openclaw
npm install
node main.js
The actor lives at the repo root, so Apify should stay pointed at the root with
no folder override.
Produce a report with:
If the user asks to send a message instead of drafting one, explain that the
repo is intentionally fail-closed until Civic-backed approvals are wired.
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