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ownex-pulse

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Goal: Monitor system health continuously — detect anomalies, check subsystem status, and route alerts when thresholds are breached. App: pulse · Cadence: 5m · Risk: medium discover → triage → classify → notify

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OWNEX Pulse Cycle — System Pulse

Goal: Monitor system health continuously — detect anomalies, check subsystem status, and route alerts when thresholds are breached.

App: pulse · Cadence: 5m · Risk: medium

Default Phases

discover → triage → classify → notify

Human Gates

  • Critical system alerts (service down, data loss)
  • Infrastructure failures (disk full, DB connection lost)
  • Security anomalies

Required Skills

  • health-check — Run health probes on all subsystems
  • anomaly-detect — Detect anomalous patterns in metrics
  • alert-routing — Route alerts to appropriate channels (Telegram, email, desktop)

Monitored Services

  • Backend API (FastAPI health endpoint)
  • Database connectivity + query latency
  • Scheduler heartbeats
  • Event bus activity
  • Background worker status
  • WebSocket bridge
  • Notification bridges

State File

# Pulse Cycle State
Last run: <timestamp>
Services:
  api: 🟢 healthy
  db: 🟢 connected
  scheduler: 🟢 running (last heartbeat: 2m ago)
  event_bus: 🟢 142 events/min
Active Alerts:
  - None
Recent Resolved:
  - [2026-07-28 10:15] DB latency spike — resolved (index rebuild completed)

Success Metrics

  • MTTR (mean time to detect) for subsystem failures
  • % of uptime across all services
  • Alert false positive rate
  • Time from anomaly → notification

Budget

  • Daily cap: 25k tokens (very low overhead)
  • Unlimited runs (5m cadence)
  • L1: dashboard + notification only
  • L2: auto-remediation (restart service, clear cache)

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