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Triage and manage Coralogix Cases with the `cx cases` CLI — e.g. acknowledge, assign, resolve, or re-prioritize a case, or inspect its event timeline or notification deliveries.

coralogix By coralogix schedule Updated 6/11/2026

name: cx-cases description: > Triage and manage Coralogix Cases with the cx cases CLI — e.g. acknowledge, assign, resolve, or re-prioritize a case, or inspect its event timeline or notification deliveries. metadata: version: "0.1.0"

Cases Management Skill

A Case groups related alert events into one investigation unit with a status, priority, category, and assignee. Use this skill to inspect cases and drive them through their lifecycle (active → acknowledged → resolved → closed).

CLI Commands

Command Purpose
cx cases get <id> Get a single case by ID
cx cases update <id> [--title] [--resolution-reason] Update mutable fields
cx cases comment <id> --text <text> Add a comment to the case timeline
cx cases assign <id> --user <email> Assign a case (email, or raw user ID)
cx cases unassign <id> Remove the assignee
cx cases acknowledge <id> Acknowledge (signals you're working it; stops re-notification)
cx cases unacknowledge <id> Remove the acknowledgment
cx cases resolve <id> --reason <text> Resolve a case (irreversible — see below)
cx cases close <id> Close a case (terminal)
cx cases set-priority <id> --priority <P1..P5> Override the computed priority
cx cases clear-priority <id> Remove a priority override
cx cases events list <case-id> Event timeline (status changes, comments, assignments)
cx cases events get <event-id> A single event — drill in, e.g. to expand a comment thread
cx cases notifications <case-id> [<case-id> ...] Notification deliveries (connector, status, time)

Case Lifecycle

PENDING_ACTIVATION ──► ACTIVE ◄────────► ACKNOWLEDGED
                         │ ╲                │ ╲
                         │  ╲               │  ╲
                         ▼   ╲              ▼   ╲
                      CLOSED  ╲──► RESOLVED ◄─── (from ACK)
                                       │
                                       ▼
                                    CLOSED  (terminal)
From state Allowed transitions Notes
PENDING_ACTIVATION ACTIVE System-driven activation; not user-controllable
ACTIVE ACKNOWLEDGED, RESOLVED, CLOSED Ack is optional; for a false alarm, close directly (skip resolve)
ACKNOWLEDGED ACTIVE, RESOLVED, CLOSED The only "back" transition: unacknowledge returns it to ACTIVE
RESOLVED CLOSED only Irreversible — cannot reopen to ACTIVE/ACKNOWLEDGED
CLOSED (none) Terminal

Categories: AVAILABILITY or SECURITY. Priorities: P1 (highest) → P5.

Triage Workflow

  1. Inspectcx cases get <id>. The payload includes groupings, labels, impactedEntities, kpiBreaches, aiSummary, and both priorityDetails.system (computed) and priorityDetails.override (user-set).
  2. Investigate — Pull the underlying telemetry by querying the alert's DataPrime / PromQL to find root cause before acting. Optionally export the investigation via cx olly or pull the case's impactedEntities / groupings to confirm the impact. See the cx-telemetry-querying skill.
  3. Claimcx cases assign <id> --user you@example.com then cx cases acknowledge <id>.
  4. Record findingscx cases comment <id> --text "<note>" to leave investigation notes on the timeline (root cause, links, next steps) as you go. Comments appear as comment events in cx cases events list.
  5. Resolve or close — see below.
  6. Re-prioritize if impact differs from the computed value — cx cases set-priority <id> --priority P1 / clear-priority. Only possible while the case is still open; priority cannot be overridden once a case is RESOLVED or CLOSED.

Resolving

Resolution is irreversible (a RESOLVED case can only move to CLOSED), so the CLI requires both a reason and a confirmation:

  • Pass --reason "<text>" — a one-line postmortem (root cause, what fixed it, follow-up) visible to teammates in the timeline. Use --no-reason only when a reason genuinely doesn't apply.
  • In agent / non-interactive mode, also pass --yes; without it the command refuses and must be handed to the user to run interactively.

If uncertain, stay in ACKNOWLEDGED (reversible via unacknowledge) until confident. For non-resolution edits (title, post-hoc postmortem link), use cx cases update.

Bulk Operations

There are no bulk endpoints. To act on many cases, pipe IDs through a loop, e.g. ... | jq -r '.[].id' | xargs -I {} cx cases acknowledge {}.

Key Principles

  • Use emails, never user IDs — for assign --user and in all output.
  • resolve is irreversible and close is terminal — confirm before resolving; for false alarms close from ACTIVE directly.
  • Always supply a resolution reason unless --no-reason truly applies.
  • P1-style shorthand is accepted anywhere a priority/status/category is expected.
  • Multi-profile fan-out with -p <profile> (repeatable) for cross-environment triage.

References

Related Skills

  • cx-alerts — the alert definitions behind the events grouped into a case.
  • cx-telemetry-querying — pivot from a case's impacted entities into logs/spans/metrics.
Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/coralogix/cx-cli --skill cx-cases
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