Source: https://guthlabs.ai/docs/project-templates/incident-response/forms/

project template / candidate

# Incident response — forms

The distinct forms record for Incident response. This page is proposal-only.

Status: **proposed**Lifecycle: **candidate**

## Record status

**Record ID**: project:incident-response

**Parent lifecycle**: candidate

**Page lane**: forms

**Lane lifecycle**: proposed

**Owner**: Not separately recorded

**Owner role**: Not separately recorded

**Owner status**: Not separately recorded

**Qualification result**: NOT RUN · held for evidence and human review

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## Proposed form sections

Each section is a candidate schema for inspectable records. Required-field presence does not establish factual truth.

### Incident intake

Create a bounded incident record with enough context to triage without asserting production state.

- incident title

- reported by

- reporting channel

- reportedAt

- first observedAt

- incident category

- severity proposal

- affected service or area

- current symptoms

- known trigger or change

- initial customer or internal impact statement

- privacy or security sensitivity flag

- immediate safety concern flag

- source record links

- intake owner

- intake notes

### Scope and impact

Document confirmed, suspected, and unknown boundaries separately.

- scope status: confirmed, suspected, or unknown

- affected systems or records

- affected audience stated without customer indexing

- geographic or environment boundary

- start and end time estimates with timezone

- impact dimensions

- known exclusions

- evidence supporting scope

- assumptions

- next scope-check owner

- scope review deadline

### Milestones

Define ordered response outcomes and accountable owners.

- milestone ID

- milestone name

- milestone purpose

- entry criteria

- exit criteria

- owner

- backup owner

- planned start

- planned finish

- actual finish

- status

- linked dependencies

- linked evidence

- approval required

- approval record link

### Deadlines and workback

Turn response obligations into explicit due items and a reviewable schedule.

- deadline ID

- deadline type

- dueAt with timezone

- priority

- recurrenceCandidate

- completion state

- responsible owner

- reviewer

- workback start

- workback tasks

- late-handling rule

- linked milestone

- conflict notes

- schedule source

- revision note

### Dependencies and handoffs

Expose blockers, prerequisites, and cross-owner handoffs.

- dependency ID

- dependent milestone or task

- prerequisite

- dependency owner

- request date

- needed by

- status

- blocking level

- handoff instructions

- fallback path

- evidence of completion

- escalation owner

- escalation deadline

### Owners and authority

Make record ownership and decision authority explicit.

- project owner

- incident coordinator

- technical lead

- evidence custodian

- communications drafter

- approval owner

- recovery owner

- retrospective owner

- backup assignments

- decision authority notes

- access limitations

- human-review boundary

### Response workback

Provide an ordered plan from target recovery or review time backward.

- target time

- timezone

- workback anchor

- task sequence

- task duration estimate

- task owner

- predecessor task

- latest start

- latest finish

- buffer

- completion evidence

- replan trigger

- replan approver

### Tools and guides

Record only named local surfaces, skills, guides, records, or providers and their intended use.

- tool or guide name

- kind

- route or record reference

- intended use

- canonical owner

- input required

- output or receipt expected

- authority limitation

- fallback if unavailable

- human review required

### Evidence and custody

Preserve source-labelled references without implying protected upload or external storage.

- evidence ID

- description

- evidence type

- source locator

- source SHA-256 if available

- capturedAt with timezone

- captured by

- canonical record link

- attachment or local file reference

- revision

- provenance

- visibility

- custody state

- integrity check

- retention or deletion instruction

- evidence review status

### Approvals and decisions

Capture proposed decisions and receipts before consequential action.

- approval ID

- proposal

- decision options

- decision owner

- risk summary

- supporting evidence

- requestedAt

- decision deadline

- status: Needs review, Approved, or Held

- decisionAt

- approver

- decision rationale

- conditions

- receipt or revision link

- external effect held confirmation

### Risks and failure states

Track uncertainty, response hazards, and what happens when work cannot proceed.

- risk ID

- risk statement

- risk category

- likelihood

- impact

- severity

- early signal

- mitigation

- contingency

- risk owner

- review date

- residual risk

- blocker flag

- failure state

- safe stop instruction

- escalation path

### Closure and retrospective

Close only when evidence, approvals, unresolved risks, and follow-up work are recorded.

- closure proposal

- closure owner

- service or scope status

- recovery evidence

- monitoring or observation window

- unresolved issues

- accepted residual risks

- follow-up tasks

- follow-up owners

- follow-up dueAt values

- retrospective date

- participants

- what worked

- what failed

- corrective actions

- approval record

- closure decision

- closedAt

- closure revision

### Accessible state contract

- Every field requires a visible and programmatic label.

- Required and optional fields must be stated in text.

- Invalid entries require an actionable message linked to the field.

- Blocked and Held states remain visible without relying on color alone.

## Supporting documentation fields

These fields come from the app_features lane and remain separate from the primary operating form.

### Incident identity

Establish the project owner, scope, and current state.

- incident title

- incident identifier

- owner

- backup owner

- severity

- status

- detectedAt

- last updated

- affected service or area

- short description

### Detection and assessment

Capture the initial signal and bounded assessment without asserting unverified facts.

- detection source

- detection note

- known symptoms

- affected scope

- confidence label

- initial impact note

- linked source records

### Response plan

Create ordered work for detection, containment, evidence, recovery, and review.

- response phase

- task title

- task owner

- priority

- dueAt

- dependency

- completion state

- review required

- tags

- notes

### Evidence and provenance

Link source-labelled material and preserve custody information.

- file or record reference

- source locator

- source SHA-256 when available

- capturedAt

- provenance note

- attachment metadata

- visibility

- linked phase

### Communication and approvals

Prepare human-reviewed communication and decisions while holding final sends or writes.

- audience or recipient

- draft message

- source context

- approval state

- reviewer

- decision note

- proposed send time

### Retrospective

Record outcomes, unresolved questions, and follow-up work.

- resolution summary

- contributing factors

- what worked

- what failed

- follow-up task

- owner

- dueAt

- retrospective status

- linked evidence

## Required or proposed record references

No record existence is asserted by this documentation page.

- project record

- incident intake record

- scope and impact record

- milestone records

- deadline and workback to-dos

- dependency records

- owner assignments

- evidence references

- approval records

- risk records

- closure and retrospective record

- project record with canonical ID, lifecycle, owner, severity, status, timestamps, links, and revision history

- incident timeline notes with source labels and provenance

- containment, recovery, and retrospective to-dos with dueAt and priority

- source-labelled file references for logs, screenshots, scans, or reports

- draft messages and approval records for proposed external communication or decisions

- Agent log records for any bounded assistance or generated proposal

## Sources and evidence

These pointers bind the page to evidence. They do not grant authority or collapse verification into deployment.

- `source_record:project:incident-response`

- `project:incident-response`

- `NotebookCollectionKind.project`

- `NotebookTodoPayload.dueAt`

- `Notebook Agenda deadlines/workbacks`

- `Notebook records canonical IDs, origin, source locators, source SHA-256, provenance, revision, lifecycle, tags, links, attachments, and record revisions`

- `PointGuard persistent cross-app context surface`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/projects/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/to-dos/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/agenda/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/files/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/approvals/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/messages/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/notebook/agent-logs/`

- `APP_ROUTES:/app/pointguard/`

- `Notebook records provenance and revision contract`
