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Part 1 of 3 of acknowledging alert incidents: this PR (core, API, MCP) → UI (incident page, inbox, timeline) → Slack/Discord buttons and PagerDuty sync.
What
An open alert incident can now be acknowledged ("I'm on it") and unacknowledged, recording who, when and from where.
State. Ack is a sub-state of open, like the telemetry hold. Four nullable columns sit on alert_incidents: acknowledged_at, acknowledged_by_user_id, acknowledged_by_name, acknowledged_via (web | api | mcp | slack | discord). status stays open | resolved, so every existing consumer keeps working. Every resolve path clears the ack.
History.alert_incident_events is a new append-only table (acknowledged, unacknowledged, ack_cleared) with actor, source and time. The timeline reads it. On-call escalation can read it too: the latest row tells it whether someone is on the incident.
Notifications. These are decided in the pure planner (planAlertLifecycle):
While acknowledged
Before
Now
still breaching, reminder due
renotify
silent; the reminder clock does not move
warning → critical
trigger
still pages, and the ack is cleared (ack_cleared)
critical → warning
renotify
silent
resolves
resolve
resolve
unacknowledged
n/a
reminders resume; one already overdue goes out on the next check
The escalation clears whatever ack stands when it commits. It does that with a guarded update inside the rule's claimed write, so a human ack or unack during the evaluation cannot get the wrong result, and ack_cleared is only written when an ack was actually cleared.
API.
POST /v2/alerts/incidents/:id/acknowledge and /unacknowledge (alerts:write). They return 409 on a resolved incident. Repeating one changes nothing and returns the incident.
GET /:id/events lists the history.
?acknowledged=true|false filters the incident list.
V2AlertIncident gains acknowledged_at, acknowledged_by {user_id, name} and acknowledged_via.
Any member with the write scope can ack; it does not need the alerts:manage role.
A session ack records the member's name. An API-key ack records the key's label and no user.
MCP.
New acknowledge_alert_incident tool. It is gated behind approval in chat, like the other mutating tools.
list_alert_incidents gets an acknowledged filter.
The list and timeline tools show the ack.
Electric.alert_incidents is already REPLICA IDENTITY FULL, and an ack is a human-rate write, so there is no egress concern. The events table is not synced.
Verification
alerting-core: planner tests for every row of the table above. 34 pass.
Backend, PGlite:
AlertIncidentAckService tests: ack and unack, a no-op repeat, 409 on resolved, other orgs hidden.
Scheduler test: no reminders while acked over 12 checks, and the ack is cleared on resolve.
Scheduler test: an acked tiered incident de-escalates quietly, escalates loudly, and writes exactly one ack_cleared.
All services/alerts tests: 503 pass.
API: the v2 HTTP test covers ack, the filters, a read-only key getting 403, unack, the events list, 409 on resolved and 404 on unknown. alerts.http.test.ts: 21 pass.
MCP: PGlite-backed tool tests, plus the registry contract and alert-tools suites. src/mcp: 985 pass.
Typecheck covers backend, api, ai, alerting, chat-bot, cli, web-data and web. Lint (.oxlintrc.effect.json) is clean.
Migration: 20261105234724_alert_incident_ack. I merged origin/main before opening, and no other migration had landed.
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New Features
Alert incidents can now be acknowledged or unacknowledged through the API and AI tools, with actor details and event history.
Filter incident lists by acknowledgement state and see who acknowledged an incident.
Acknowledged incidents no longer receive routine reminders. Escalations still trigger notifications, and acknowledgements clear when incidents escalate or resolve.
An open incident can now be acknowledged ("someone is on it") and
unacknowledged. The ack is a sub-state of `open`, like the telemetry hold:
four nullable columns on alert_incidents (who, when, name, source), so every
open/resolved consumer keeps working. alert_incident_events keeps the history
(acknowledged, unacknowledged, ack_cleared) for the timeline and for on-call
escalation to read.
The lifecycle planner holds reminders and de-escalation notices while an
incident is acknowledged. An escalation to a higher severity still pages and
clears the ack. Resolve still sends the all-clear and clears it.
Surfaces: POST /v2/alerts/incidents/:id/acknowledge and /unacknowledge
(alerts:write, 409 on a resolved incident), GET /:id/events, an
acknowledged=true|false list filter, and the acknowledge_alert_incident MCP
tool (approval-gated in chat like the other mutating tools).
… in SQL
The escalation cleared the ack from the tick's prefetch and wrote ack_cleared
after the claimed update, outside it. A failed event insert could then lose
the escalation page, and a human ack or unack during the evaluation got the
wrong outcome. Every escalation now clears whatever ack stands when it
commits, with a guarded update in the same claimed write, and writes
ack_cleared only when one was cleared. The planner no longer carries the
flag.
Also: an API-key ack records no user (the key is not a person), the
unacknowledge docs say an overdue reminder goes out on the next check, and
the MCP incident list takes an acknowledged filter.
Alert incidents gain acknowledgement state and event history. The change adds backend lifecycle handling and exposes acknowledgement operations, event history, and acknowledgement filters through the V2 HTTP API and MCP tools.
Changes: Alert incident acknowledgements
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Summary
Acknowledgement data and persistence packages/primitives/src/index.ts, packages/domain/src/http/alerts.ts, packages/db/src/tables/alerts.ts, packages/db/drizzle/..., packages/web-data/src/collections/alerts.ts, packages/backend/src/services/org/OrganizationService.ts, packages/web-data/src/alerts/*, apps/web/src/lab/alerts-fixture.ts
Incident records gain nullable acknowledgement fields. A tenant-scoped event table stores incident activity. Domain schemas, row decoding, organization cleanup, and fixtures include the new fields and event data.
Acknowledgement operations and read models packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertIncidentAckService.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertIncidentAckService.test.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertReadModelsService.ts
The service acknowledges and unacknowledges open incidents, records state-change events, and lists event history. Incident read models expose acknowledgement metadata and support filtering by acknowledgement state.
Acknowledged incidents suppress reminder notifications and de-escalation notifications. Escalations clear acknowledgements and record an event. Resolution paths clear acknowledgement fields.
HTTP API and contract packages/domain/src/http/v2/alert-incidents.ts, packages/domain/src/http/v2/resource-ids.ts, packages/domain/src/http/v2/*test.ts, apps/api/src/routes/v2/alert-incidents.http.ts, apps/api/src/routes/v2/alerts.http.test.ts, apps/api/src/routes/v2/v2-test-support.ts, apps/api/src/runtime/service-graph.ts, apps/ios/Packages/MapleAPI/Sources/MapleAPI/openapi.json
The V2 API adds acknowledge, unacknowledge, and event-history endpoints, plus an acknowledgement list filter. Routes map caller details and return incident or event data. The API contract and OpenAPI description include acknowledgement fields and operations.
MCP acknowledgement and incident views packages/domain/src/mcp-outputs/*, apps/ai/src/mcp/*, apps/ai/test/mcp/unimplemented-tool-services.ts
MCP adds the acknowledge_alert_incident tool and registers its service. Incident lists and timelines include acknowledgement details, and list filtering and output schemas support acknowledgement state.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller as API caller
participant Route as V2 alert incidents route
participant AckService as AlertIncidentAckService
participant IncidentTable as alert_incidents
participant EventTable as alert_incident_events
Caller->>Route: Request incident acknowledgement
Route->>AckService: Pass incident and caller actor
AckService->>IncidentTable: Update acknowledgement state
AckService->>EventTable: Record event when state changes
AckService-->>Route: Return incident and change status
Route-->>Caller: Return mapped incident
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Possibly related PRs
MapleTechLabs/maple#2289: Extends the acknowledgement service added here to external alerting integrations.
MapleTechLabs/maple#2288: Uses the acknowledgement endpoints and event schema added here in the web UI.
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setAcknowledged acquires AlertRuntime on each call. The service convention requires constructor acquisition. The default reference means the test layer does not need to provide it.
Provide any AlertRuntime override when building the service layer.
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then reuse that captured runtime in setAcknowledged for runtime.now and
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Represent null acknowledgement values in the OpenAPI schemas.
For an unacknowledged incident, toV2Incident sends acknowledged_at: null and acknowledged_by: null. These new properties declare only a string and an actor object, respectively. acknowledged_via and the actor’s nullable fields have the same mismatch. OpenAPI 3.1 treats an optional property and a nullable value separately, so schema validation rejects normal responses. Fix the generated document and its schema-generation source so each field accepts its documented null value. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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service-token callers, while preserving tenant.userId for session callers. Keep
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Review comments at @packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts:
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committed state-change order. Update the logic around the visible createdAt
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🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge. The only diff since the previous review is an equivalent Arr.findFirst/Option lookup in logRow, with no behavior change. no findings · tests not needed · risk low
Alert incidents can now be acknowledged and unacknowledged across core, the v2 API and MCP, with an append-only event history. The only change since the last review makes the delivery log's connector lookup use Arr.findFirst instead of an equivalent ?. chain; it is safe to merge. It does not address the open McpQueryError issues in apps/ai/src/mcp/tools/registry.ts: that diff only registers the new tool.
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Part 1 of 3 of acknowledging alert incidents: this PR (core, API, MCP) → UI (incident page, inbox, timeline) → Slack/Discord buttons and PagerDuty sync.
What
An open alert incident can now be acknowledged ("I'm on it") and unacknowledged, recording who, when and from where.
State. Ack is a sub-state of
open, like the telemetry hold. Four nullable columns sit onalert_incidents:acknowledged_at,acknowledged_by_user_id,acknowledged_by_name,acknowledged_via(web | api | mcp | slack | discord).statusstaysopen | resolved, so every existing consumer keeps working. Every resolve path clears the ack.History.
alert_incident_eventsis a new append-only table (acknowledged,unacknowledged,ack_cleared) with actor, source and time. The timeline reads it. On-call escalation can read it too: the latest row tells it whether someone is on the incident.Notifications. These are decided in the pure planner (
planAlertLifecycle):renotifytriggerack_cleared)renotifyresolveresolveThe escalation clears whatever ack stands when it commits. It does that with a guarded update inside the rule's claimed write, so a human ack or unack during the evaluation cannot get the wrong result, and
ack_clearedis only written when an ack was actually cleared.API.
POST /v2/alerts/incidents/:id/acknowledgeand/unacknowledge(alerts:write). They return 409 on a resolved incident. Repeating one changes nothing and returns the incident.GET /:id/eventslists the history.?acknowledged=true|falsefilters the incident list.V2AlertIncidentgainsacknowledged_at,acknowledged_by {user_id, name}andacknowledged_via.alerts:managerole.MCP.
acknowledge_alert_incidenttool. It is gated behind approval in chat, like the other mutating tools.list_alert_incidentsgets anacknowledgedfilter.Electric.
alert_incidentsis alreadyREPLICA IDENTITY FULL, and an ack is a human-rate write, so there is no egress concern. The events table is not synced.Verification
alerting-core: planner tests for every row of the table above. 34 pass.AlertIncidentAckServicetests: ack and unack, a no-op repeat, 409 on resolved, other orgs hidden.ack_cleared.services/alertstests: 503 pass.alerts.http.test.ts: 21 pass.src/mcp: 985 pass..oxlintrc.effect.json) is clean.20261105234724_alert_incident_ack. I mergedorigin/mainbefore opening, and no other migration had landed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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