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Pagerduty

Skill athal7/dotfiles/skills/pagerduty

Install
npx -y skills add athal7/dotfiles --skill pagerduty

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PagerDuty REST API for incidents, on-call schedules, and escalation policies

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SKILL.md

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Base URL: https://api.pagerduty.com Write actions need: From: <email> — fetch from /users/me first. Spec: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PagerDuty/api-schema/main/REST/openapi.yaml

Role permissions table

ActionWorks at user role?
Read endpoints (oncalls, incidents, services)
POST /incidents (ack, resolve, snooze, note)✅ requires From: header
PUT /services/{id} name/description✅ if manager on service team
PUT /services/{id} other fields❌ silent — field echoes but is dropped
POST /addons❌ 403 admin-only
POST /incident_workflows write❌ admin-only

Notes

  • Incident IDs: short incident_number (integer) vs long ID (e.g. P12ABCD). Write endpoints use the long ID.
  • /oncalls with no filter returns the entire account roster — filter by escalation_policy_ids[] or schedule_ids[] for large orgs.
  • Pagination: list endpoints default to 25 items. Add &limit=100&offset=0 for more.

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