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# Fast-Query Diagnostics A 10-second triage run surfaces 80% of issues that would otherwise take minutes of manual commands to discover. Running triage first means your investigation starts from known state, not assumptions about what is healthy. ## Available Scripts Run from project root. Use absolute path if calling from a different directory. | Script | Command | Duration | |--------|---------|----------| | **All systems** | `bash .claude/tools/fast-queries/run_triage.sh [domain]` | 8-15s | | **GitOps/K8s** | `bash .claude/tools/fast-queries/gitops/quicktriage_gitops_operator.sh [ns]` | 2-3s | | **Terraform** | `bash .claude/tools/fast-queries/terraform/quicktriage_terraform_architect.sh [dir]` | 3-4s | | **AWS** | `bash .claude/tools/fast-queries/cloud/aws/quicktriage_aws_troubleshooter.sh` | 4-5s | | **GCP** | `bash .claude/tools/fast-queries/cloud/gcp/quicktriage_gcp_troubleshooter.sh [project]` | 4-5s | **Domains for triage:** `all`, `gitops`, `terraform`, `cloud`, `appservices` Use domain-specific scripts when you know the area. Use `all` only for general status checks -- it runs every domain and takes longer. ## Exit Codes | Code | Meaning | Action | |------|---------|--------| | `0` OK | All healthy | Proceed with task | | `1` WARNING | Warnings found | Review each; not necessarily blocking | | `2` ERROR | Errors found | Report to user, investigate flagged issues before continuing | | `3` SCRIPT_ERROR | Script failure | Check tool availability and permission