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Incident Chain

An internal post-mortem tool reconstructs incident chains. Each step in the chain describes an event and how it caused the next, building a cumulative narrative from the root cause forward.

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Step 1

Clone the starter repo

Candidate gets the full project locally — README, source, tests, runner config.

Step 2

Run the visible tests

Public test file is right there. Expectations are explicit from minute one.

Step 3

Make tests pass, push

Candidate works in their own style, pushes reviewable commits for your team.

Starter repo

What candidates clone

2 files

incident_chain.py
incident_chain_test.py

The full README and the hidden test suite are available once you open the byte in your CodeSubmit workspace. Candidates never see the hidden tests.

Skills tested

pattern recognitionstringstext formatting

Difficulty

Starter

Fundamentals-level. Clear requirements, straightforward execution.

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alias_clusters.py

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