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Use for VSS alert workflows — real-time monitoring, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, incident queries, camera onboarding. Not for non-alert analytics.
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Use for VSS alert workflows — real-time monitoring, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, incident queries, camera onboarding. Not for non-alert analytics.
Use for VSS alert workflows — real-time monitoring, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, incident queries, camera onboarding. Not for non-alert analytics.
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Operate the VSS alert pipeline (mode detection, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, queries, camera onboarding, verifier-prompt customization).
$HOST_IP (see vss-deploy-profile and references/).$NGC_CLI_API_KEY and $NVIDIA_API_KEY for any image pulls.curl, jq, and Docker available on the caller.Follow the routing tables and step-by-step workflows below. Each section that ends in workflow, quick start, or flow is intended to be executed top-to-bottom. Detailed reference material lives in references/ and helper scripts live in scripts/ — call them via run_script when the skill points to a script by name.
Runnable end-to-end scenarios live under evals/ (each *.json manifest); inline curl blocks appear in each workflow below. Replay with nv-base validate <this-skill-dir> --agent-eval.
Requires the matching VSS profile/microservice deployed and reachable. NGC-hosted models/NIMs are subject to rate-limits, GPU-memory needs, and license terms; concurrency and storage limits depend on host hardware and the profile's compose file.
/docs or /health, redeploy via vss-deploy-profile.NGC_CLI_API_KEY: docker login nvcr.io and re-export the key.docker compose down to free GPUs.The alerts profile runs in one of two modes (chosen at /vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m {verification,real-time}) — see The Two Modes table below. This skill routes by deployed mode + user intent (monitoring vs subscription CRUD vs Slack webhook).
Requires the VSS alerts profile on $HOST_IP in either verification (CV) or real-time (VLM) mode.
# Either vss-rtvi-cv (CV mode) OR vss-rtvi-vlm (VLM mode) must be present.
curl -sf --max-time 5 "http://${HOST_IP}:8000/docs" >/dev/null \
&& docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' \
| grep -qE '^(vss-rtvi-cv|vss-rtvi-vlm)$'
If the probe fails, ask which mode to deploy and hand off to /vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m <mode> (decline → stop; pre-authorized autonomous deploy → run directly with verification by default). If it passes, detect the mode per Step 1.
| Mode | Deploy flag | Env (.env) | What runs | What is available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CV (verification) | -m verification | MODE=2d_cv | RT-CV (Grounding DINO) + Behavior Analytics + alert-bridge VLM verifier + rtvi-vlm | Both static CV pipeline (Workflow A) and dynamic VLM real-time alerts (Workflows B/D) |
| VLM (real-time) | -m real-time | MODE=2d_vlm | alert-bridge + rtvi-vlm | Only dynamic VLM real-time alerts (Workflows B/D) and alert-bridge backend. No static CV pipeline. |
Switching modes uses the vss-deploy-profile teardown + deploy flow with the other -m flag (VLM → CV adds the CV pipeline; CV → VLM tears it down). rtvi-vlm runs in both modes.
Before running any alert workflow, check which mode is live. Use CV-only containers as the signal — vss-rtvi-vlm is not a reliable mode signal because it runs in both modes.
# CV verification mode (vss-behavior-analytics + vss-rtvi-cv are CV-only)
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-behavior-analytics && echo "mode=CV"
# VLM real-time mode (no CV pipeline; vss-rtvi-vlm still runs)
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-behavior-analytics || \
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-rtvi-vlm && echo "mode=VLM"
If vss-behavior-analytics is present → CV mode (which also has vss-rtvi-vlm).
If only vss-rtvi-vlm is present (and no CV pipeline) → VLM mode.
If neither matches, the alerts profile is not deployed — direct the user to the vss-deploy-profile skill.
Alternative signal (preferred when docker ps isn't accessible): check the profile's generated.env:
grep -E '^MODE=' deploy/docker/developer-profiles/dev-profile-alerts/generated.env
# MODE=2d_cv → CV mode (full superset)
# MODE=2d_vlm → VLM real-time mode (vss-rtvi-vlm only; no vss-rtvi-cv)
| Deployed mode | User asks about… | Action |
|---|---|---|
| VLM real-time | Slack webhook setup/status/test/stop | Workflow E — references/alert-notify.md |
| VLM real-time | rule CRUD, or a realtime alert on a sensor with a detection condition, or stop/delete a named alert (by alert_type/condition or rule ID) | Workflow D — references/alert-subscriptions.md (incl. two-step stop/confirm) |
| CV verification | subscription/rule CRUD or Slack/notification setup | Refuse — see canonical refusal text below |
| CV or VLM | generic start/stop monitoring without a detection condition | Workflow B (VLM) — call the VSS Agent; rtvi-vlm runs in both modes |
| CV or VLM | incident lookup / what happened (recent alerts, time-range, casual "any alerts today?") | Workflow C (Query) — works on both; always run the query, never answer from memory |
| CV | static CV alert onboarding / verdict-prompt customization | Workflow A (CV) — onboard RTSP via vss-manage-video-io-storage; pipeline auto-picks it up |
| VLM | a CV / behavior-analytics / PPE-rule alert needing the static CV pipeline | Redeployment required — confirm first, then vss-deploy-profile -m verification |
Always confirm before triggering a redeploy. A mode switch stops all currently-running monitoring and restarts services.
slack, webhook + slack, bot token, slack channel). notify alone is not sufficient.rule, subscription, rule ID), or stopping/deleting a named alert by type/condition ("stop the PPE alert", "delete the collision rule"). A named alert_type/condition = an existing rule → D's two-step stop protocol (GET /api/v1/realtime → yes/no confirm → delete), never Workflow B.show/list incidents, recent alerts, time-range queries, and casual "any alerts…?" / "any alerts so far today?" / "what's been triggered?" phrasings). Bare alerts (without rule/subscription/active rules) means incidents → Workflow C, never Workflow D.
alertsvsalert rules(C vs D) — pick exactly one, never both: what happened / has been triggered (incidents) → Workflow C (POST /generate). What rules/subscriptions are configured or active → Workflow D (the bareGET /api/v1/realtime, no/incidents). Barealerts= incidents (C);alert rules/subscriptions/active rules= inventory (D). Never answer from memory; run the one correct call — full endpoint detail in Workflow C below.
Disambiguation (B vs D): if a sensor is named with start/monitor language but the detection condition is unclear, ask:
"Do you want me to (a) create a persistent alert rule on Alert Bridge that keeps running until you delete it, or (b) start a one-time monitoring session via the VSS Agent?"
Stop routing (B vs D): "Stop the <type> alert" (names an alert_type/condition like PPE, collision, fire) = stop a subscription rule → Workflow D (find via GET /api/v1/realtime, then the two-step stop/confirm protocol in references/alert-subscriptions.md; do not call POST /generate). A bare "stop real-time alert / stop monitoring on <sensor>" with no type qualifier = Workflow B.
If a prompt mixes workflows ("start monitoring and send to Slack"), ask one clarifying question to split execution order.
When the deployed mode is CV verification and the user asks for an alert-subscription or Slack/notification intent, refuse with this message verbatim:
"Alert subscriptions and Slack notifications are only supported in VLM real-time mode. Your current deployment is
<CV verification | not deployed>. To use these features, redeploy with/vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m real-time(note: switching tears down current CV monitoring)."
No auto-redeploy. The user decides whether to switch modes.
Both modes require the camera registered in VIOS first (via the vss-manage-video-io-storage skill):
POST /sensor/add (that skill's Section 6); record the sensorId / name.GET /sensor/list before proceeding.On CV, adding the RTSP is the entire onboarding step (pipeline auto-picks it up). On VLM, it is a prerequisite to Workflow B.
/generate EndpointAll VLM-flow actions and all query actions go through the VSS Agent's natural-language endpoint:
AGENT="http://<AGENT_ENDPOINT>" # default http://localhost:8000 on the alerts profile
curl -s -X POST "$AGENT/generate" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"input_message": "<natural-language request>"}' | jq .
Endpoint resolution: use the agent endpoint from the active VSS deployment context. If unavailable, ask the user. Do not discover via filesystem.
Availability check: curl -sf --connect-timeout 5 "$AGENT/docs".
Do not call the rtvi-vlm microservice endpoints directly — always go through the agent. The agent internally dispatches to rtvi_vlm_alert, rtvi_prompt_gen, and video_analytics_mcp.get_incidents.
-m verification / MODE=2d_cv)CV alerts are deployment-driven, not request-driven — there is no agent call to "create" one.
vss-manage-video-io-storage's GET /sensor/list (idempotent — don't blindly POST /sensor/add).POST /sensor/add. The CV pipeline auto-picks up the stream once registered and online.curl -s "http://<VST_ENDPOINT>/vst/api/v1/sensor/<sensorId>/status" | jq .alert-bridge verification per alert_type_config.json). Query with Workflow C.A static-CV-pipeline alert on a VLM-only deployment is a mode mismatch — see the routing table above.
name: vss-manage-alerts description: Use for VSS alert workflows — real-time monitoring, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, incident queries, camera onboarding. Not for non-alert analytics. license: Apache-2.0 metadata: version: "3.2.0" author: "NVIDIA Video Search and Summarization Team <vss-team@nvidia.com>" github-url: "https://github.com/NVIDIA-AI-Blueprints/video-search-and-summarization" tags: "nvidia blueprint operational"
---
name: vss-manage-alerts
description: Use for VSS alert workflows — real-time monitoring, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, incident queries, camera onboarding. Not for non-alert analytics.
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
version: "3.2.0"
author: "NVIDIA Video Search and Summarization Team <vss-team@nvidia.com>"
github-url: "https://github.com/NVIDIA-AI-Blueprints/video-search-and-summarization"
tags: "nvidia blueprint operational"
---
## Purpose
Operate the VSS alert pipeline (mode detection, Alert-Bridge subscriptions, Slack notifications, queries, camera onboarding, verifier-prompt customization).
## Prerequisites
- Active VSS deployment reachable on `$HOST_IP` (see `vss-deploy-profile` and `references/`).
- NGC credentials in `$NGC_CLI_API_KEY` and `$NVIDIA_API_KEY` for any image pulls.
- `curl`, `jq`, and Docker available on the caller.
## Instructions
Follow the routing tables and step-by-step workflows below. Each section that ends in *workflow*, *quick start*, or *flow* is intended to be executed top-to-bottom. Detailed reference material lives in `references/` and helper scripts live in `scripts/` — call them via `run_script` when the skill points to a script by name.
## Examples
Runnable end-to-end scenarios live under `evals/` (each `*.json` manifest); inline `curl` blocks appear in each workflow below. Replay with `nv-base validate <this-skill-dir> --agent-eval`.
## Limitations
Requires the matching VSS profile/microservice deployed and reachable. NGC-hosted models/NIMs are subject to rate-limits, GPU-memory needs, and license terms; concurrency and storage limits depend on host hardware and the profile's compose file.
## Troubleshooting
- **Connection refused** → microservice not running: probe `/docs` or `/health`, redeploy via `vss-deploy-profile`.
- **HTTP 401/403 on NGC pulls** → missing/expired `NGC_CLI_API_KEY`: `docker login nvcr.io` and re-export the key.
- **OOM / model load failure** → insufficient GPU memory: use a smaller variant or `docker compose down` to free GPUs.
# VSS Alert Management
The alerts profile runs in one of two modes (chosen at `/vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m {verification,real-time}`) — see **The Two Modes** table below. This skill routes by **deployed mode + user intent** (monitoring vs subscription CRUD vs Slack webhook).
## When to Use
- Start/stop a real-time alert on a sensor ("Start real-time alert for boxes dropped on warehouse_sample")
- Create/list/stop realtime subscription rules on Alert Bridge
- Set up or manage Slack incident notifications
- List or query detected incidents / alerts; check verdicts (confirmed/rejected/unverified)
- Add a new camera to the alerts pipeline; customize VLM-verifier prompts (CV mode)
---
## Deployment prerequisite
Requires the VSS **alerts** profile on `$HOST_IP` in either `verification` (CV) or `real-time` (VLM) mode.
```bash
# Either vss-rtvi-cv (CV mode) OR vss-rtvi-vlm (VLM mode) must be present.
curl -sf --max-time 5 "http://${HOST_IP}:8000/docs" >/dev/null \
&& docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' \
| grep -qE '^(vss-rtvi-cv|vss-rtvi-vlm)$'
```
If the probe fails, ask which mode to deploy and hand off to `/vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m <mode>` (decline → stop; pre-authorized autonomous deploy → run directly with `verification` by default). If it passes, detect the mode per Step 1.
---
## The Two Modes (Deploy-Time Choice)
| Mode | Deploy flag | Env (`.env`) | What runs | What is available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| **CV (verification)** | `-m verification` | `MODE=2d_cv` | RT-CV (Grounding DINO) + Behavior Analytics + `alert-bridge` VLM verifier + **`rtvi-vlm`** | **Both** static CV pipeline (Workflow A) **and** dynamic VLM real-time alerts (Workflows B/D) |
| **VLM (real-time)** | `-m real-time` | `MODE=2d_vlm` | `alert-bridge` + `rtvi-vlm` | **Only** dynamic VLM real-time alerts (Workflows B/D) and `alert-bridge` backend. No static CV pipeline. |
**Switching modes** uses the `vss-deploy-profile` teardown + deploy flow with the other `-m` flag (VLM → CV adds the CV pipeline; CV → VLM tears it down). `rtvi-vlm` runs in both modes.
---
## Step 1 — Detect the Currently Deployed Mode
Before running any alert workflow, check which mode is live. Use **CV-only** containers as the signal — `vss-rtvi-vlm` is **not** a reliable mode signal because it runs in both modes.
```bash
# CV verification mode (vss-behavior-analytics + vss-rtvi-cv are CV-only)
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-behavior-analytics && echo "mode=CV"
# VLM real-time mode (no CV pipeline; vss-rtvi-vlm still runs)
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-behavior-analytics || \
docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -qx vss-rtvi-vlm && echo "mode=VLM"
```
If `vss-behavior-analytics` is present → **CV mode** (which also has `vss-rtvi-vlm`).
If only `vss-rtvi-vlm` is present (and no CV pipeline) → **VLM mode**.
If neither matches, the alerts profile is not deployed — direct the user to the `vss-deploy-profile` skill.
Alternative signal (preferred when `docker ps` isn't accessible): check the profile's `generated.env`:
```bash
grep -E '^MODE=' deploy/docker/developer-profiles/dev-profile-alerts/generated.env
# MODE=2d_cv → CV mode (full superset)
# MODE=2d_vlm → VLM real-time mode (vss-rtvi-vlm only; no vss-rtvi-cv)
```
---
## Step 2 — Route by Deployed Mode
| Deployed mode | User asks about… | Action |
|---|---|---|
| **VLM real-time** | Slack webhook setup/status/test/stop | **Workflow E** — `references/alert-notify.md` |
| **VLM real-time** | rule CRUD, or a realtime alert on a sensor with a detection condition, or stop/delete a named alert (by `alert_type`/condition or rule ID) | **Workflow D** — `references/alert-subscriptions.md` (incl. two-step stop/confirm) |
| **CV verification** | subscription/rule CRUD or Slack/notification setup | Refuse — see canonical refusal text below |
| **CV or VLM** | generic start/stop monitoring **without** a detection condition | **Workflow B (VLM)** — call the VSS Agent; `rtvi-vlm` runs in both modes |
| **CV or VLM** | incident lookup / *what happened* (recent alerts, time-range, casual "any alerts today?") | **Workflow C (Query)** — works on both; **always run the query, never answer from memory** |
| **CV** | static CV alert onboarding / verdict-prompt customization | **Workflow A (CV)** — onboard RTSP via `vss-manage-video-io-storage`; pipeline auto-picks it up |
| **VLM** | a CV / behavior-analytics / PPE-rule alert needing the static CV pipeline | **Redeployment required** — confirm first, then `vss-deploy-profile -m verification` |
**Always confirm before triggering a redeploy.** A mode switch stops all currently-running monitoring and restarts services.
### Intent precedence (first match wins)
1. **Workflow E (Slack)** — Slack-specific keywords (`slack`, `webhook` + `slack`, `bot token`, `slack channel`). `notify` alone is **not** sufficient.
2. **Workflow D (Subscriptions)** — sensor **plus** a detection condition, rule CRUD keywords (`rule`, `subscription`, rule ID), **or stopping/deleting a named alert by type/condition** ("stop the PPE alert", "delete the collision rule"). A named `alert_type`/condition = an existing **rule** → D's two-step stop protocol (`GET /api/v1/realtime` → yes/no confirm → delete), never Workflow B.
3. **Workflow B (VLM monitoring)** — generic start/stop on a sensor with **no** detection condition and **no** alert-type qualifier ("start/stop real-time alert for sensor X"). A stop that names a type ("stop the **PPE** alert") is a rule stop → Workflow D.
4. **Workflow C (Query)** — incident lookup / *what happened* (`show/list incidents`, `recent alerts`, time-range queries, **and casual "any alerts…?" / "any alerts so far today?" / "what's been triggered?" phrasings**). Bare `alerts` (without `rule`/`subscription`/`active rules`) means **incidents** → Workflow C, never Workflow D.
5. **Workflow A (CV)** — CV deployment handling for anything not matched above.
> **`alerts` vs `alert rules` (C vs D) — pick exactly one, never both:**
> *what happened / has been triggered* (incidents) → **Workflow C**
> (`POST /generate`). *What
> rules/subscriptions are configured or active* → **Workflow D** (the
> **bare** `GET /api/v1/realtime`, no `/incidents`). Bare `alerts` =
> incidents (C); `alert rules` / `subscriptions` / `active rules` =
> inventory (D). Never answer from memory; run the one correct call —
> full endpoint detail in Workflow C below.
**Disambiguation (B vs D):** if a sensor is named with start/monitor language but the detection condition is unclear, ask:
> *"Do you want me to (a) create a persistent alert rule on Alert Bridge that keeps running until you delete it, or (b) start a one-time monitoring session via the VSS Agent?"*
**Stop routing (B vs D):** "Stop the **<type>** alert" (names an `alert_type`/condition like PPE, collision, fire) = stop a **subscription rule** → **Workflow D** (find via `GET /api/v1/realtime`, then the two-step stop/confirm protocol in `references/alert-subscriptions.md`; do **not** call `POST /generate`). A bare "stop real-time alert / stop monitoring on <sensor>" with **no** type qualifier = Workflow B.
If a prompt mixes workflows ("start monitoring and send to Slack"), ask one clarifying question to split execution order.
### CV-mode refusal text for D and E intents
When the deployed mode is CV verification and the user asks for an alert-subscription or Slack/notification intent, refuse with this message verbatim:
> "Alert subscriptions and Slack notifications are only supported in VLM real-time mode. Your current deployment is `<CV verification | not deployed>`. To use these features, redeploy with `/vss-deploy-profile -p alerts -m real-time` (note: switching tears down current CV monitoring)."
No auto-redeploy. The user decides whether to switch modes.
---
## Prereq for Either Mode: Sensor Must Be in VIOS
Both modes require the camera registered in VIOS first (via the `vss-manage-video-io-storage` skill):
- RTSP URL / IP camera → add it with `POST /sensor/add` (that skill's Section 6); record the `sensorId` / name.
- Named existing sensor → confirm it appears in `GET /sensor/list` before proceeding.
On **CV**, adding the RTSP is the *entire* onboarding step (pipeline auto-picks it up). On **VLM**, it is a prerequisite to Workflow B.
---
## The Agent `/generate` Endpoint
All VLM-flow actions and all query actions go through the VSS Agent's natural-language endpoint:
```bash
AGENT="http://<AGENT_ENDPOINT>" # default http://localhost:8000 on the alerts profile
curl -s -X POST "$AGENT/generate" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"input_message": "<natural-language request>"}' | jq .
```
**Endpoint resolution:** use the agent endpoint from the active VSS deployment context. If unavailable, ask the user. Do not discover via filesystem.
**Availability check:** `curl -sf --connect-timeout 5 "$AGENT/docs"`.
Do not call the `rtvi-vlm` microservice endpoints directly — always go through the agent. The agent internally dispatches to `rtvi_vlm_alert`, `rtvi_prompt_gen`, and `video_analytics_mcp.get_incidents`.
---
## Workflow A — CV Mode (`-m verification` / `MODE=2d_cv`)
CV alerts are **deployment-driven, not request-driven** — there is no agent
call to "create" one.
1. Check if the sensor is in VIOS via `vss-manage-video-io-storage`'s `GET /sensor/list` (idempotent — don't blindly `POST /sensor/add`).
2. If missing, onboard via that skill's `POST /sensor/add`. The CV pipeline auto-picks up the stream once registered and online.
3. Confirm online: `curl -s "http://<VST_ENDPOINT>/vst/api/v1/sensor/<sensorId>/status" | jq .`
4. Alerts land in Elasticsearch (Behavior Analytics → `alert-bridge` verification per `alert_type_config.json`). Query with **Workflow C**.
A static-CV-pipeline alert on a VLM-only deployment is a mode mismatch — see the routing table above.
---
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