public-advisory
Searches public telecom vendor advisories and carrier status reports. Use for external NOC-relevant developments, outages, and equipment notices.
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- 2026-11-03
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01 前言 Front Matter
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- Searches public telecom vendor advisories and carrier status reports. Use for external NOC-relevant developments, outages, and equipment notices.
03 SKILL.md 正文
Public advisory search
Workflow
- Extract the vendor, equipment family, corridor, carrier, geography, and time window.
- Call
noc_investigatewith a narrow request explicitly asking the Web IQ specialist for public sources only. - Return source, publication time, affected product or geography, and relevance to the incident.
- Distinguish confirmed advisories from search-result correlation.
For the reference scenario, use: Is there any public vendor advisory or carrier status-page report about DWDM equipment issues on the Sydney–Melbourne corridor this week?
Decline unrelated general-news requests. Do not use private tickets, topology, Teams, email, or Eventhouse evidence in this workflow.
04 同仓库更多 Skills
runbook-history
Retrieves internal NOC runbooks and prior incident history. Use when the user asks for the standard procedure, historical tickets, or narrative context.
on-call-bridge
Retrieves the caller's on-call roster and current incident-bridge context. Use for Teams, chat, meeting, mailbox, and responder coordination questions.
incident-telemetry
Queries live Fabric RTI Eventhouse evidence for alert timelines, optical readings, per-sensor events, and suppression details.
evidence-vs-narrative
Compares documented incident narrative with measured RTI evidence. Use when the user asks whether ticket timing or claims match actual telemetry.
blast-radius
Assesses network dependency and shared-infrastructure exposure. Use when the user asks which services, customers, SLA policies, routes, or redundant links are affected by a network fault.