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input

{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3662: track incident participants",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3662"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "MZCLD-3662"
  }
}

summary

MZCLD-3662 is a backlog feature request to capture and store which people filled which roles (e.g., incident commander, participant) during incidents, enabling analysis of institutional knowledge distribution and participation load. The ticket has no comments, no linked runbook/design doc, and no acceptance criteria yet. It reads as an early-stage idea needing scoping (data model, source of truth, UI/reporting) before it can be worked.

findings

• Ticket is in Backlog status with zero comments, indicating no triage or scoping has occurred yet.
• Description lists three concrete use cases driving the request: identifying participants with institutional knowledge for an entity, detecting over-participation (burnout risk), and tracking who has served as incident commander.
• The requirement is explicitly about capturing and storing role-level participation data per incident, implying a data model/schema addition rather than just a report - suggests dependency on existing incident tracking tooling/process.
• No referenced runbook or Confluence design doc was found in the ticket to clarify current incident tracking tooling or where this data would live, so scope/implementation approach is undefined.

proposed actions

Triage note: This is a well-motivated but unscoped backlog item. To move it forward we should clarify: (1) where incident data currently lives (e.g., existing incident-tracking tool/postmortem process) so we know whether to extend an existing schema or build new storage; (2) the set of roles to track (Incident Commander, Ops lead, Comms, etc.) and whether roles are fixed or per-incident custom; (3) how participation data will be surfaced (dashboard/report vs. ad-hoc queries) to satisfy the three stated use cases (institutional-knowledge lookup by entity, over-participation detection, IC history); and (4) any privacy/retention considerations for storing individual participation history. Recommend adding acceptance criteria and a rough data model proposal, then re-prioritizing out of Backlog once scoped. Suggest linking to any existing incident-response runbook/Confluence doc if one exists, so this can build on current tooling rather than duplicate it.

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      "summary": "track incident participants",
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      "description_text": "There are many people involved in incidents. Knowing who was involved in which incidents is important for several use cases: who has participated in incidents for entity XYZ and might have institutional knowledge who is over-participating in incidents who has been an incident commander This covers capturing and storing data on who filled which roles for an incident.",
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