sre-extension

Plugin sre-extension from marketplace sre in gemini-cli-extensions/sre. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (16)

• anomaly-detection

  🐉 Detects anomalies in time-series data from various sources.

• cloud-logging

  🐉 Skill for interacting with and analyzing Google Cloud Logging and Error Reporting. Use this when you need to process large JSON logs from GCP or convert them to Apache format for easier analysis.

• cloud-monitoring

  🐉 Skill for interacting with Google Cloud Monitoring (CM) via APIs to avoid large context bloat. Produces nice short synoptic "gists" of graphs

• data-ingestion

  🐉 Fetches and parses time-series data from various sources.

• gcp-architecture-discovery

  🐉 Discover and map GCP infrastructure architecture including compute, networking, storage, and service dependencies.

• gcp-mcp-setup

  🐉 Use when the user wants to set up Google Managed MCP (OneMCP) servers for their CLI environment. Automates enabling services, MCP servers, generating API keys, and configuring the MCP settings file for the active harness (Gemini, Antigravity, or Copilot CLI).

• gcp-playbooks

  🐉 Use when you need to follow established SRE playbooks for GCP/GKE investigations, including infrastructure discovery and common mitigation steps.

• gcp-setup

  🐉 Initial Google Cloud environment verification and authentication setup. Use when starting a new session to ensure correct identities across gcloud, ADC, and kubectl.

• gcp-slo-management

  🐉 Manage Service Level Objectives (SLOs) on Google Cloud. Use when you need to discover Monitoring Services, list existing SLOs, or create new SLOs (Availability/Latency) via the REST API when gcloud commands are unavailable.

• generic-mitigations

  🐉 Guidance on utilizing generic mitigations for rapid incident response.

• investigation-entrypoint

  🐉 The primary entrypoint for investigating production outages, orchestrating SRE response, and mitigating incidents on Google Cloud Platform (GKE, Cloud Run, etc.). Start here when an incident occurs.

• monitoring-graphs

  🐉 Skill for generating high-quality, annotated incident graphs for post-mortems using Python. Use this when the user needs to visualize an outage, show error rates, or correlate metrics with incident milestones.

• postmortem-aggregator

  🐉 To be used when you have a folder containing N Post Mortem files. This will help crunch data and maintain/update a POMO_AGGREGATED.md file.

• postmortem-generator

  🐉 Creates a PostMortem given enough context about an incident/outage. Will guide user to timeline, action items/bugs, and finally draft a Google Doc with the results.

• pre-publish-checker

  🐉 Thoroughly checks files for profanity, internal links, sensitive paths, and professionalism before publication. Use when preparing a codebase or extension for public release.

• safe-sre-investigator

  🐉 Sets up and uses read-only Service Accounts for GCP and Kubernetes investigations using the principle of least privilege, and provides risk assessments for suggested commands. Use when asked to investigate GCP/GKE resources or suggest gcloud/kubectl commands.