Remediation Playbooks
Self-learning remediation actions for automated alert handling
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Total Playbooks
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Verified (Auto-Execute)
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Draft (Needs Approval)
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Total Executions
Trigger Pattern Tester
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Match Activity Log
| Timestamp | Trigger Name | Host | Matched Playbook | Score | Candidates |
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| No match attempts recorded yet. Alerts will appear here when processed. | |||||
Incoming Zabbix Alerts
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| Time | Trigger Name | Host | Severity | Status |
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| No incoming alerts recorded. Alerts will appear here when you run a test or Zabbix sends alerts via the alert-intake workflow. | ||||
How Self-Learning Works
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Alert Received
When an alert comes in, the system checks for matching playbooks.
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Match Found?
If a playbook matches, it can be executed automatically (verified) or with approval (draft).
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No Match = OpenClaw
If no playbook matches, OpenClaw / Clawdia analyzes the alert and recommends actions.
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Learn & Promote
Successful remediations create playbooks. After 3 approvals, they become auto-executable.
Import Playbooks From CSV
Download TemplateImport either a full playbook-definition CSV exported from this page, or a raw Zabbix alerts CSV. Full playbook CSVs use columns like trigger_pattern, action, action_params, analysis, and reasoning. Raw Zabbix alert CSVs use event_id, host, trigger_name, severity, item values, and are grouped into draft playbooks automatically.