well-arch-reliability
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Review local git changes or an architecture document against the Reliability pillar of Google's Cloud Well-Architected Framework. Identifies gaps across 8 principles (SLOs aligned to UX, recovery targets, HA via redundancy, horizontal scalability, observability, graceful degradation, tested recovery, postmortems), and for each non-trivial risk asks the user to decide Accept / Mitigate / Defer / Block — producing a documented risk register, not just a finding list. GCP-principle-based but cloud-agnostic. Use when the user asks for a reliability review, resilience / SRE review, SLO assessment, failure-mode analysis, or recovery readiness check. Trigger phrases include "well architected reliability", "GCP reliability review", "reliability pillar review", "SLO review", "resilience review", "信頼性レビュー", "Well-Architected 信頼性", "可用性レビュー", "障害耐性レビュー".
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