google-cloud-slo-alert-configuration

SLO alert configuration is an agent skill that acts as a setup wizard for Cloud Monitoring service level objective alerts that use PromQL, on Google Cloud. It works with resources registered in App Hub or set up individually, and it produces the alerting configuration in Terraform. The wizard models an SLO as four components: the service scope, the service level, the service level indicator, and the alert condition. It works through these four steps as a structured conversation, and it gathers every missing piece of information across all the steps in a single reply, rather than asking one question at a time. Once the requirements are gathered, it outputs a Terraform configuration that you can review and apply. The approach helps teams move from a vague goal such as keep the checkout service reliable to measurable objectives and alerts that page someone only when the budget for errors is at risk. It is aimed at site reliability engineers and platform teams who want SLO-based alerting managed as code. It is published by Google on skills.sh under the google skills repository, with about 3.9K installs. The skills.sh listing shows Gen Agent Trust Hub and Socket passing, with Snyk showing Warn.…