A few months ago I posted asking how teams distinguish authn vs authz vs app-config failures:
community.auth0.com/t/how-do-you-triage-doesnt-work-issues…
The replies - particularly around the “30-minute triage tax” and the Slack webhook / CLI script approaches teams cobble together , were the most useful framing I’d come across. The thread ended with a question I couldn’t answer at the time : do teams want proactive alerting, or on-demand debugging?
I went and built for the proactive assumption. Curious whether I got that right.
It pulls Auth0 and Okta events, classifies the failure layer automatically, detects whether it’s one user or a systemic pattern, and posts the root cause and specific fix to Slack.
Cases like fsa → api_limit get grouped into one root cause with the correct severity rather than two separate alerts.The cases where the log says success but the user is still stuck, org member with no role, vault-enabled connection with no tokenset , get caught separately.
Running this free for a handful of Auth0/Okta teams for 30 days to see what it gets wrong. If this matches or completely misses what you actually need, I’d genuinely value your read.
Tagging nik.baleca in case this is useful context from that earlier thread.