Make a scheduled send tell an empty period from a failed look, so a broken source does not mark everybody served and defer them to the next run.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- reversible-write
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Measure what rules can extract from a corpus before paying a model to read all of it, and tell a rule that is weak from a corpus that is silent.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- reversible-write
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Drop a replication slot that is pinning WAL and filling the disk, after confirming nothing is consuming it.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- destructive
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Confirm that a database role handed to an agent actually refuses writes, by the permission check rather than by an error that happened to arrive first.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- read-only
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Publish one item to a feed strangers read, with the address assigned once by the server and kept even after the item comes off again.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- reversible-write
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Make a rate mean something by counting a denominator every response passes through and a signal only a person can produce, without joining the two.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- reversible-write
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory
Check an entry against the page its subject publishes, not the aggregator that carried it, and write down only what that page actually said.
- Targets
- postgres
- Highest risk
- reversible-write
- Execution
- human-with-agent
- Profile
- P1
- Trust
- T2 · 2026-10-11 · runbooks.directory