Let AI Write the First Draft
The hardest part of writing a post-mortem is often getting started — staring at a blank page, unsure where to begin. Flashduty’s AI-assisted generation can help you get past that. It analyzes all the context around the linked incident and, following the template’s section structure, produces a complete first draft. All you need to do is adjust the wording, fill in details, and add your team’s conclusions.How to Use
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Create a Post-Mortem Report
Create a post-mortem report. AI will begin generating content and display it in the editor in real time.
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Refine the Draft
Once generation is complete, you can edit, trim, or add to the content directly in the editor. Other team members can join and edit simultaneously.
What Data Does AI Use
AI doesn’t write in a vacuum — it analyzes the following data to generate the report:To provide the AI with complete incident lifecycle context for generating post-mortem reports, your IM war room integration requires additional permissions to read war room chat logs.
- Feishu integration requires the
im:message.group_msgscope. - Slack integration requires the
channels:historyscope.
Usage Limits
To ensure service quality, AI generation has the following limits:
If you see a rate limit message, wait a moment and try again. If a message indicates someone else is generating, wait for them to finish.
Tips for Better AI Output
- Pick the right template: AI strictly follows the template’s section structure. A well-organized template leads to a well-organized report.
- Enrich your incident context: Labels, custom fields, and the response timeline are the primary inputs for AI analysis. The more complete they are, the deeper the generated report will be.
- Leverage your IM integration: If your team discussed root causes and remediation in a Feishu or Slack war room, those conversations will be factored into the AI’s analysis for a more accurate report.
- Treat AI as a starting point, not the finish line: The AI draft is a great foundation, but the final report should include your team’s in-depth discussion, genuine root cause consensus, and actionable improvement plans.