squawk

name: squawk description: Log an aircraft discrepancy (squawk) for N720AK. Use when the user reports something wrong, broken, or needing attention on the aircraft. argument-hint: [description of the problem] user-invocable: true

Squawk Entry

The user is reporting an aircraft discrepancy. Log it in the squawk tracker.

Input

$ARGUMENTS

Steps

1. Read squawks.tsv at: ~/Library/CloudStorage/GoogleDrive-sritchie09@gmail.com/My Drive/N720AK/Private/Maintenance/squawks.tsv

2. Check for related existing squawks — is this a duplicate or related to an open item?

3. Extract or ask for these fields:

   • Date Reported: Default to today
   • Reported By: Default to Sam Ritchie
   • Tach/Hobbs: Current readings if known
   • Priority: Suggest based on severity:
     • Grounding — aircraft not airworthy until fixed
     • Before Next Flight — must resolve before flying
     • Soon — fix within next few flights
     • Routine — next maintenance opportunity
     • Monitor — watch and reassess
   • Category: Engine, Airframe, Propeller, Avionics, Electrical, Fuel
   • Discrepancy: Clear description of what's wrong
   • Status: Default to "Open"

4. Append a new TSV row to squawks.tsv

5. Suggest next steps based on the category and severity:

   • Grounding items: "This grounds the aircraft. What's your plan to address it?"
   • Engine items: Check if related to known issues in sys-28-fuel-system.md or sys-71-engine.md
   • Electrical items: Check sys-24-electrical.md for relevant system info
   • Suggest relevant sys-*.md pages that might have troubleshooting info

6. If the user is CLEARING a squawk (reporting a fix), update the existing row:

   • Set Status to "Cleared"
   • Fill in Corrective Action, Cleared By, Date Cleared
   • Also create a maintenance log entry via the maintenance-log workflow