/postmortemPostmortem format after something fails. Blameless, structured, action-oriented.
Category: Bonus / Experimental
Before / After
Help me write up what happened.
/postmortem Our payment processing was down for 47 minutes today. Root cause was a Stripe webhook timeout.
What changes in Claude's response
Standard postmortem structure: timeline (what happened when), impact (in user-facing and revenue terms), root cause (the actual one, not the surface), contributing factors, what went well, what went poorly, action items with owners. /postmortem is blameless on purpose β the goal is to fix the system, not punish the human.
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