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feat(alerts): anomalies page through alert rules - #2318
Anomalies now page through alert rules, so they get destinations, severity tiers, acknowledgement, silences and (with #2304) escalation chains and on-call, the same as every other alert. This is PR 1 of the anomaly/alert unification; the dashboard (anomaly rules in the editor, anomaly evidence on the incident page, /anomalies folded into the hub) and maintenance windows follow on top.
What changed
New anomaly alert signal type. Like uptime and SLO rules, an anomaly rule reads a source instead of the warehouse: AnomalyAlertSource turns the detector's open anomalies into observations (1 warning, 2 critical, 0 once the anomaly ends). The evaluator then opens, escalates and resolves normal alert_incidents. AlertsService only gains that branch plus a few anomaly guards.
Default rule plus scoped rules. Each org gets one unrouted default anomaly rule, backfilled on the anomaly tick. It cannot be deleted, disabled or scoped, and it does not count against the 100-rule cap. Users can add rules scoped by service, environment and anomaly signal with their own routing. Unrouted means nobody is paged until someone adds a destination, which is today's behaviour.
Assignment. Each anomaly goes to the most specific enabled rule that covers it and has a tier at or below its severity; ties go to the lowest id. While an anomaly is open it stays on its rule unless a strictly more specific rule qualifies, which takes it over.
Example: with a critical-only checkout rule routed to PagerDuty, a checkout warning shows on the default rule. When it turns critical it moves to the checkout rule and pages.
One incident per anomaly. Groups are keyed by the anomaly incident id, which stays stable across reopen, error-spike consolidation and fingerprint promotion. The detector key changes in those cases. Incidents store anomaly_incident_id and a group_label such as checkout (production), which every channel, the hub and the API show instead of an id.
No duplicate issues or triage. Anomaly rules reuse the anomaly's issue (and keep the link fresh). They skip the alert issue upsert, issue escalation and alert triage.
Readable notifications. Notifications read like Critical anomaly: error rate 4.2% vs baseline 0.3% in checkout (production), not 2 >= 2. No new AlertEventType values.
v2 and MCP.anomaly_signals on rules; anomaly_incident_id and group_label on incidents. Create and update alert rule accept signal_type=anomaly. Preview refuses anomaly rules with a clear 400.
Migration. Adds alert_rules.anomaly_signals_json, alert_incidents.anomaly_incident_id and alert_incidents.group_label; all nullable.
Verification
Backend alert suites: 168 tests across the anomaly, silences, delivery and evaluation files, plus earlier full runs of src/services/alerts/ (583). They cover:
assignment and handover
the default-rule guards and cap
incident links, with no second issue or triage
escalation and resolve
multi-service scope
detector-key rewrites
state rows surviving housekeeping
group labels on resolves after a rule is disabled
Other suites:
MCP tools and the registry contract: 327
v2 alerts: 25
apps/alerting: 25
domain http: 291
web-data: 155
web alert pages: 232
db parity: 5
Typecheck clean in backend, domain, db, web-data, alerting, ai, api and web. Both oxlint configs clean on changed files.
Two review passes (correctness, and Effect and repo conventions). Each finding was reproduced in a scratch test, fixed, and re-checked against the same scenarios.
Known risk
The iOS app decodes signal_type as a closed enum, so installed builds fail to decode a v2 incident or rule list that contains an anomaly entry until they update. SLO rules (slo_burn_rate) shipped with the same limit. This PR adds the .anomaly case and groupLabel to the Swift code; I could not build iOS here.
Stack:#2318 (anomalies page through alert rules) → #2319 (silences match anomaly labels) → #2320 (anomalies in the alerts hub) → #2323 (maintenance windows)
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New Features
Added anomaly alert rules with configurable signal filters, severity levels, service and environment scope, and automatic default-rule creation for organizations with open anomalies.
Anomaly incidents now include clearer descriptions and can be linked to their underlying anomaly in API responses.
Improvements
Alert views and notifications display readable group labels when available.
Anomaly rule previews are unavailable; guidance directs callers to incident listings instead.
Anomaly severity appears as Normal, Warning, or Critical across supported displays.
The anomaly detector opened anomaly incidents that nobody could route, ack,
silence or escalate. A new `anomaly` alert signal type reads the detector's
open anomalies the way uptime and SLO rules read their sources, so every
anomaly becomes an alert incident with the normal lifecycle.
- One undeletable, unrouted default anomaly rule per org (backfilled on the
anomaly tick) plus optional rules scoped by service, environment and signal.
- An anomaly goes to the most specific rule that covers it and has a tier at
or below its severity; it hands over when a narrower rule qualifies.
- Incidents are keyed by the anomaly incident id, link `anomaly_incident_id`,
reuse the anomaly's issue and triage (no second issue or triage), and store
a `group_label` such as "checkout (production)" for every surface.
- Notifications show the anomaly sentence instead of the severity code.
- v2 API and MCP expose `anomaly_signals`, `anomaly_incident_id` and
`group_label`.
This change adds anomaly rules that observe detector incidents, assign and evaluate them by scope and severity, and store incident links and display labels. It extends rule APIs, notification formatting, and web, iOS, and MCP views to carry and display anomaly data.
Changes: Anomaly alert rules and incidents
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Persist and expose anomaly data packages/db/*, packages/domain/src/http/*, packages/domain/src/mcp-outputs/alerts.ts, packages/web-data/src/collections/alerts.ts, apps/ios/Packages/MapleAPI/Sources/MapleAPI/openapi.json
Alert records and API schemas add anomaly signal filters, anomaly incident IDs, and group labels. Row decoders map the added fields into alert documents.
Normalize and protect anomaly rules packages/backend/src/services/alerts/anomaly/anomaly-rule.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertRuleModel.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertRulesService.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/anomaly/*.test.ts
Rule normalization adds anomaly defaults, severity tiers, and signal filters. Rule assignment uses scope specificity and retains a qualifying current rule unless a more specific candidate qualifies. The default anomaly rule receives write and delete protections.
AnomalyAlertSource emits observations for open anomalies and existing incidents, and creates missing default rules in scheduled backfill. The scheduler runs detection before backfill.
Evaluate observations and update incidents packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.anomaly.test.ts
AlertsService evaluates anomaly observations, records anomaly IDs and labels on incidents, and updates linked issue IDs. Anomaly rules skip query previews and alert-owned issue creation and escalation.
Expose rule operations and incident data apps/api/src/routes/v2/alert-*.http.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/*, apps/api/src/routes/v2/alerts.http.test.ts, packages/domain/src/http/v2/*
V2 API and MCP rule operations accept and preserve anomaly signal filters. Incident responses include anomaly IDs and group labels. Anomaly previews are rejected, and MCP evaluation output reports skipped previews.
Format anomaly notifications and group labels packages/backend/src/services/alerts/alert-formatting.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertDeliveryDispatch.ts, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/delivery/*, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/delivery/transports/*, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/alert-email.ts, packages/backend/src/services/push/MobilePushService.ts
Notification formats use anomaly details and severity words. Delivery contexts and transports prefer stored group labels when available; mobile push has anomaly-specific trigger and resolution text.
Display anomaly values and group labels packages/web-data/src/alerts/*, apps/web/src/page/alerts/*, apps/ios/Maple/Components/AlertFormatting.swift, apps/ios/Maple/Features/Home/HomeView.swift
Web and iOS views format anomaly severity codes and use stored group labels in incident and rule displays.
sequenceDiagram
participant Scheduler
participant AnomalyAlertSource
participant AlertsService
participant AlertDeliveryDispatch
Scheduler->>AnomalyAlertSource: run anomaly detection and default-rule backfill
AnomalyAlertSource-->>AlertsService: provide grouped anomaly observations
AlertsService->>AlertsService: evaluate observations and update incidents
AlertsService->>AlertDeliveryDispatch: dispatch anomaly notification
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MapleTechLabs/maple#1693: Adds MCP check-interval inputs and cadence formatting, which this change uses for anomaly rule cadence display.
MapleTechLabs/maple#1899: Constrains Alchemy alert-rule props to match API validation; this change extends the API contract for anomaly rules.
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Minor · Show anomaly groups in the incident rail. · view-rail.ts:295
apps/web/src/page/alerts/incident/view-rail.ts:295 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Show anomaly groups in the incident rail.
Anomaly rules have groupBy: null, but they have one state per anomaly. When a rule has multiple states, the gate hides the group list and its new labels.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/page/alerts/incident/view-rail.ts at line 295:
Update the isGrouped gate in the incident rail to include anomaly rules when
they have multiple states, even though rule.groupBy is null. Preserve the
existing groupBy requirement for non-anomaly rules and the states.length > 1
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Review comments at @packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertRuleModel.ts:
- Line 910: Update the validation flow containing the
`request.excludeServiceNames` and `anomaly` checks to reject anomaly rules with
nonempty service exclusions by returning a validation detail; update the anomaly
normalization test to expect rejection while preserving behavior for empty
exclusions and non-anomaly rules.
Review comments at @packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertRulesService.ts:
- Around line 278-282: In updateRule, the stored signal type is read before the
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Review comments at @packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts:
- Line 5150: In the orphan-resolution flow around the `row.signalType` check,
recheck that each anomaly incident is still open before probing the warehouse,
and skip the probe if it has already been resolved. Add a regression test for
the race where a scoped anomaly rule is disabled after tick prefetch and
`observe` omits its resolved incident.
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- Line 295: Update the isGrouped gate in the incident rail to include anomaly
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- MCP says an anomaly rule has no query window to preview instead of
reporting a preview that returned no series.
- iOS shows an anomaly incident's value as Warning or Critical.
- Anomaly rules reject excludeServiceNames rather than dropping it.
- The default-rule guard reads the default rule under the write lock for
every rule write.
- Anomaly rules never take the orphan path, so a rule disabled mid-tick
cannot send its incidents to a warehouse probe.
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Window fields for anomaly rules, while keeping the scheduler’s check interval
visible as a separate field; preserve the existing condition and window output
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- Line 1703: Update testRule’s anomaly evaluation so an unsaved rule is matched
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F5 / F6: fixed in c62cebf. The protected message now names two actions that exist today: leave the default rule with no destinations, so anomalies stay in the app only, or turn detection off with PATCH /v2/anomalies/settings (enabled: false). It no longer points at a settings screen the dashboard does not have.
F3 (observe re-reads per rule): won't fix for now. An org has one default rule plus a few scoped ones, and each read is one indexed query on small open-incident sets. If counts grow, it becomes one read per org per tick.
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anomaly rules may still send notifications. Preserve the guidance for turning
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- Line 39: Update the default anomaly rule guidance string to clarify that
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- Line 39: Update the default anomaly rule description to clarify that leaving
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🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention. Held at 6 because a correctness warning is open. 1 warning −1 · 1 note · tests covered · risk high −1 · 3/3 new units observable
Anomalies now page through alert rules: a new anomaly signal that reads the detector instead of the warehouse, one protected unscoped default rule per org, scoped rules with assignment and handover, and group_label in place of the incident id across transports, MCP, v2 and the dashboard. The implementation reads sound and is well tested; the open v2 enum break for installed iOS builds is the one unresolved issue.
AnomalyAlertSource turns the detector's open anomalies into per-rule observations
assignAnomalyRule picks the most specific qualifying rule, ties by lowest id
One unrouted default anomaly rule per org, guarded from delete, disable and scoping
groupLabel replaces the anomaly incident id in channels, MCP, v2 and web
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Main now has the anomaly stack (#2318-#2320) and escalation chains (#2304).
This branch's own changes are replayed onto main; registrations keep both
the escalation-chain and maintenance-window tools, and a merge migration
joins the maintenance-window and escalation-chain migrations.
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Anomalies now page through alert rules, so they get destinations, severity tiers, acknowledgement, silences and (with #2304) escalation chains and on-call, the same as every other alert. This is PR 1 of the anomaly/alert unification; the dashboard (anomaly rules in the editor, anomaly evidence on the incident page,
/anomaliesfolded into the hub) and maintenance windows follow on top.What changed
anomalyalert signal type. Like uptime and SLO rules, an anomaly rule reads a source instead of the warehouse:AnomalyAlertSourceturns the detector's open anomalies into observations (1 warning, 2 critical, 0 once the anomaly ends). The evaluator then opens, escalates and resolves normalalert_incidents.AlertsServiceonly gains that branch plus a few anomaly guards.checkoutrule routed to PagerDuty, a checkout warning shows on the default rule. When it turns critical it moves to the checkout rule and pages.anomaly_incident_idand agroup_labelsuch ascheckout (production), which every channel, the hub and the API show instead of an id.Critical anomaly: error rate 4.2% vs baseline 0.3% in checkout (production), not2 >= 2. No newAlertEventTypevalues.anomaly_signalson rules;anomaly_incident_idandgroup_labelon incidents. Create and update alert rule acceptsignal_type=anomaly. Preview refuses anomaly rules with a clear 400.alert_rules.anomaly_signals_json,alert_incidents.anomaly_incident_idandalert_incidents.group_label; all nullable.Verification
src/services/alerts/(583). They cover:apps/alerting: 25http: 291Known risk
The iOS app decodes
signal_typeas a closed enum, so installed builds fail to decode a v2 incident or rule list that contains ananomalyentry until they update. SLO rules (slo_burn_rate) shipped with the same limit. This PR adds the.anomalycase andgroupLabelto the Swift code; I could not build iOS here.Stack: #2318 (anomalies page through alert rules) → #2319 (silences match anomaly labels) → #2320 (anomalies in the alerts hub) → #2323 (maintenance windows)
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