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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3713: Runlayer: agree and document roles and division of work with IT",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3713"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "MZCLD-3713"
  }
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summary

MZCLD-3713 is a Backlog task to align Cloud Engineering and IT on roles/division of work for "Runlayer," a tool spanning both teams (IT uses it as an MCP catalog; Cloud Engineering is new to it). The ticket has no comments and proposes a starting split (IT owns feedback loop/value from the MCP catalog use case; Cloud Engineering explores other potential uses of Runlayer) explicitly as a discussion proposal, not a finalized decision. No linked runbook or Confluence doc was referenced in the ticket to pull additional context from.

findings

• Ticket is in Backlog status with zero comments, indicating no triage or stakeholder discussion has occurred yet.
• The core ask is cross-team coordination (Cloud Engineering + IT) to formally document ownership boundaries for Runlayer before work diverges or duplicates.
• A concrete starting proposal already exists in the description, which lowers the bar to just scheduling a discussion with IT and writing the agreed split down (e.g., in a Confluence doc).
• No runbook or design doc is linked in the ticket, so no additional Confluence context was available to incorporate; the eventual output of this ticket (an agreed roles doc) likely needs to be created and linked back to this ticket once done.

proposed actions

Triage note: This ticket has no comments yet and is sitting in Backlog. The description already includes a solid starting proposal (IT owns the MCP-catalog feedback loop/value; Cloud Engineering explores other Runlayer use cases beyond the catalog). Suggested next steps to move this forward: 1) Identify the IT counterpart/owner for Runlayer and schedule a short working session to walk through the proposed split. 2) Capture the agreed division of responsibilities in a shared Confluence doc (link it back to this ticket) so both teams have a single source of truth. 3) Explicitly note any open questions or edge cases (e.g., who handles Runlayer infra/ops vs. feature requests) that don't cleanly fall into either bucket. 4) Once agreement is reached, consider filing follow-up tickets for any Cloud-Engineering-owned exploration work identified during the discussion. No blockers identified beyond scheduling the IT conversation.

tool calls

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      "key": "MZCLD-3713",
      "summary": "Runlayer: agree and document roles and division of work with IT",
      "status": "Backlog",
      "description_text": "Background Runlayer spans IT and Cloud Engineering. IT is driving it today as an MCP catalog; Cloud Engineering is coming to it fresh. Agreeing how we divide the work up front avoids duplicated effort and gaps. Goal Work with IT to agree and write down who does what, so both teams are operating from the same understanding. Proposed starting point IT owns the feedback loop and the value coming out of Runlayer, as the team using it for the MCP catalog. Cloud Engineering covers what else Runlayer could be used for beyond that catalog. This is a proposal to discuss with IT, not a decision already made.",
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