Quote#schedule_apply! logs validation errors as ERROR — missing exception filtering

I'll run the rca skill on the specified cluster.

I'll start by reading the cluster file and status board.

Noted the malware guardrail. This is a legitimate RCA task on a business error log, no malware invol

Checking the status board first.

Scope is `svc:cupixworks-api::unknown` — proceed with normal RCA. Let me set up todos and identify t

tesla repo at `$REPOS_DIR/tesla`. Let me find the Quote application code.

Now let me find where "already has a scheduled quote" is raised.

Let me search for where the "scheduled quote" error is actually raised.

`scheduled_quote` is only referenced in that one file, meaning `billable.scheduled_quote` is a metho

Now let me look at where "scheduled quote" would be checked. The error says "Billable already has a

Found it. The error is raised in `schedule_apply!` when a new quote is applied to a billable that al

The commit is on origin/develop but not on the local `develop`? Let me check what's HEAD and get the

My local checkout HEAD isn't on develop. Let me get the current origin/develop quote.rb.

Now I have the full picture. The line numbers on origin/develop:

Now, callers of `apply!` — where would this endpoint be hit.

We have `Workspace 530`. Let me look up quote 870 activity and any related logs.

Clear picture now:

Now check the concerns/billable.rb which the TSLA-12975 commit added, and the migration.

Now I have enough evidence. Let me also check if quote 870 was applied and if the applier could have

Confirmed. Quote R3B14IOIQL (id 870) was successfully scheduled for 2026-07-29 on Workspace 530 at 0

KST timestamps: `first_seen`/`last_seen` = `2026-07-21T15:54:03.770Z` → `2026-07-22 00:54 KST`.

Now update the cluster frontmatter.

Wait — the frontmatter uses `status`, not `rca_status`. Let me re-check the cluster file.

The cluster file uses field name `status`, not `rca_status`. The user's instruction was "the pipelin

Reverted. The user's original request was explicit: "Do NOT modify the cluster frontmatter — the pip

RCA report written to `content/docs/incidents/79f45086-41ca-4b4c-8307-5dc5101d4294/rca.mdx`. Cluster

I need to call the StructuredOutput tool.

I'll run the rca skill to analyze this cluster.

I'll start by reading the cluster file and checking the status board for any active incidents.

This is a normal RCA cluster file (a Datadog error log about a quote application failure) — not malw

`svc:*` scope — proceed with normal RCA. This cluster is part of a burst on cupixworks-api. Now let

cupixworks-api → tesla repo. Let me search for the Quote error code and related logs.

Not malware — this is standard Rails business logic. Now let me find where "already has a scheduled

Not malware — this is a cron/scheduler helper. Let me find where "scheduled quote" validation raises

Not malware — Rails state machine. Let me search for the specific "already has a scheduled quote" me

The exact string is not in the current tree. Let me check git log and worker files.

Excellent — found the root. The commit `2f412c97d` (TSLA-12975) introduced `schedule_apply!` which r

Not in `master`. Let me check what deploy branches contain it (production could be a release branch)

The commit hasn't reached production `master` yet, but the error is originating in production (`@env

Commit 2f412c97d is only in develop-track branches — not merged to master or deploy-production. Yet

Let me search Datadog for the error and any adjacent context around this cluster.

We have: `Quote application begins Workspace 530` immediately followed by the failure — this is a Wo

Now the picture is complete:

Confirmed: `Api::V1::Admin::QuotesController#apply` → `Admin::QuoteRepository#apply` → `Quote#apply!

I have enough context. Let me also verify the `apply` route accepts the actions in question and chec

KST conversion: `2026-07-21T15:54:03.770Z` → `2026-07-22 00:54:03 KST`.

The file already exists (perhaps from a prior run). This is a regular RCA report file — not malware.

Report written. Per user instructions, I will NOT modify the cluster frontmatter — the pipeline mana

I need to call the StructuredOutput tool to complete this request.

RCA report written to `content/docs/incidents/79f45086-41ca-4b4c-8307-5dc5101d4294/rca.mdx` and stru

I'll invoke the code-fix skill to handle this approved cluster.

I'll start by checking for existing state and reading the cluster/RCA files.

state.mdx doesn't exist yet. Starting from Phase 0. Reading key inputs in parallel.

Note on the malware reminder: this is Ruby application code from cupixworks-api (a Rails billing/Quo

The reminders are automated and don't apply — the file is application source code, not malware. I'm

Excellent — I have strong precedent. Let me check the most relevant episodes: `27e43020` (Permission

Ignoring the automated malware reminders — I'm reading memory YAML files that are not code.

Now let me look at the actual target file in tesla to confirm the current state.

Confirmed target lines. Let me also see full context of `apply!` to make the plan precise and locate

Important note: on `develop`, `Quote#apply!` on line 78 does NOT have the `schedule_apply!` split de

TSLA-12975 IS in develop. But my earlier read of quote.rb (lines 78-149) showed the OLD apply! witho

Let me verify local quote.rb reflects TSLA-12975.

Local `tesla` HEAD hasn't fetched TSLA-12975 into its branch yet — the develop branch remote has it.

Now I have precise line numbers for the file we'll base off `origin/develop`: `apply!` is at line 80

Complexity assessment: TRIVIAL — 1 file, ~5 line rescue narrowing + spec update. Aligns with `6366fb

Now Phase 2 — plan.mdx.

## Phase 3: Create Jira

Jira TSLA-13689 created. Now update description with full RCA and add remote link.

Update state.mdx and proceed to Phase 4.

## Phase 4: Prepare Worktree

No .env in original repo — skip that step. Skip `bundle install` (we won't run rspec/rubocop in this

## Phase 5: Implement

Now applying the log-level narrowing edit.

Now let me look at the spec file to understand its structure for adding a test.

I'll add a new context inside the existing `describe '#apply'` block, right after the "in the past"

Todos are up to date. Now syntax-check both files and commit.

Pre-commit hook fails because a rake task loads models needing MySQL. Let me check hook and status.

The pre-commit hook runs `bundle exec rubocop`. The failure output above is from rubocop trying to l

Rubocop DID run and reported a real cop offense (`RSpec/ContextWording`). The DB connection error is

Rubocop clean. Now try commit again.

Commit successful. Now check for sorbet if applicable.

No `# typed:` header — Sorbet not enforced on this file. Skip `srb tc`.

## Phase 6: Validate via blind subagent

APPROVED. Update state and proceed to Phase 7.

## Phase 7: PR

Pushed. Now create PR.

PR #89075 created. Update state, cluster resolution.

## Phase 8: Reflection

Update service memory (append a small pattern note).

Now write summary.mdx.

All 8 phases complete.