Respond to an On-Call Page
For the on-call engineer at 2am who just got paged for an API latency spike. One prompt pulls the dashboard, checks recent deploys, starts a war-room thread in #incidents, and posts the likely cause — so you land with context.
Incident context takes the first 10 minutes
Every page starts with the same routine — open Datadog, open the deploys page, open Slack, start a thread, post the initial hypothesis. Ten minutes before you can actually fix.
Opening four tabs while half awake
Missing that a deploy 3 minutes before the spike correlates
Starting the war-room thread after the CEO is already asking
Composio collapses all of this into one prompt — here's what that looks like.
Your agent runs it end-to-end.
- 01Acknowledge the PagerDuty alert
- 02Pull the relevant Datadog dashboard for the window
- 03List recent deploys in the affected service
- 04Correlate the spike with deploys, traffic, or third-party outages
- 05Start a war-room thread in #incidents with the hypothesis
Land with context, act fast
You're in the fix 30 seconds after the page — not 10 minutes. The team sees the hypothesis in Slack before anyone asks 'what's going on?'
Paste this into Claude, Cursor, or Codex. It'll install the CLI, connect your apps, and run the task — end to end.
Triage a PagerDuty Alert
You get paged. Your agent pulls Datadog, correlates with recent traffic, starts a Slack war room, and posts the initial hypothesis — in under 30 seconds.
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User reports a bug — correlate Datadog + recent deploys + Intercom signal, draft the Slack update and the fix PR.
Read →Catch Up on Slack Since Yesterday
Ask "what happened in Slack yesterday?" and get a consolidated, channel-by-channel recap with links back to the threads.
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