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How to build an incident walkthrough with failure paths and fallbacks with Fireworks Open Eli5

Create an explainer showing impact, symptoms, and fallback behavior for an incident.

Remote script. Installing from GitHub with npx gives the Skill the host agent's permissions, so review it first.

Who it is forAn on-call engineer or incident lead writing a postmortem or teaching a team how a failure unfolded.

The problemIncident write-ups often omit how the failure spread and what the fallback path did, so readers cannot follow the sequence.

The outcomeAn incident-style HTML explainer with failure lens content, impact, symptoms, fallback, and teach-back questions.

What you need first

  • Node.js 18 or newer with local file access
  • Codex or Claude Code with the Skill installed
  • A modern browser to open the generated HTML

Steps

  1. Install the Skill with npx skills@latest add yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-open-eli5 -g -a claude-code -y or the Codex equivalent
  2. Ask the agent for an incident explainer covering impact, symptoms, and fallback for <incident>
  3. Run node scripts/validate.mjs <spec.json> to check the spec against the incident grammar (inferred, check the README)
  4. Run node scripts/render.mjs <spec.json> <output.html> to create the HTML (inferred, check the README)
  5. Open the HTML and use the teach-back questions to check understanding

Prompt for your agent

Using the fireworks-open-eli5 Skill, build an incident explainer for <incident description> with impact, symptoms, fallback, and teach-back questions, grounded in the cited evidence. Render it to <output.html> and validate it. Report which failure steps lack a source locator.

Caveat. The incident grammar relies on the spec you supply, so the explainer is only as accurate as the evidence you provide.

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