Api::V1::ElementRecordsController#bulk (avg 224651ms, max 224651ms)

I'll run the RCA skill on the specified error cluster.

I'll analyze the cluster file first.

This is a latency cluster (not a functional error). It's a slow API endpoint for `Api::V1::ElementRe

I'll load required skills for datadog log searching and repo mapping.

The skills are Skill-tool invocations, not deferred tools. Let me proceed by invoking them and explo

The bulk endpoint proxies via `Cupix::HttpClient.put` to the Siteinsights service. Let me check the

Key observations:

These are all 200 OK. Now let me find the specific slow trace (00:32:09 UTC → 09:32 KST).

High frequency of PUT bulk requests (many per second). All returning 200 but with variable latency.

Great data. Team: clark-vdc (id 87), user: jason.lusardi@clarkconstruction.com, user-agent: cupix-ag

Note: The request log's `duration` field is in seconds (2442.08 = 2442s?)... actually no — looking a

The duration in request logs may be capped or truncated. The 224651ms slow request came from APM tra

No Siteinsights errors around that time. Let me check for warn logs or "failed to bulk element recor

No failures — meaning the retry-backoff path isn't hit. So the 224s is coming from a slow but succes

I have enough data. Key observations:

All request logs are 2-3.5 seconds. The 224651ms slow trace isn't showing up in these logs — meaning

Around the cluster's `first_seen` of 2026-07-09T00:32:09.900Z: there's a gap between 00:31:00.156 an

Good — Siteinsights service is hosted on API Gateway (`execute-api.*.amazonaws.com`). API Gateway ha

Timestamp conversion: 2026-07-09T00:32:09.900Z → 2026-07-09 09:32 KST.

Now update the cluster file's rca_status. The instructions say the pipeline manages `status`, but rc

RCA report written to `content/docs/incidents/9777387c-a948-4d9b-89a2-e72255505230/rca.mdx`.

I need to load the StructuredOutput tool.

RCA report written to `/home/ec2-user/error-sweeper/content/docs/incidents/9777387c-a948-4d9b-89a2-e

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

I'll follow the code-fix skill phases. Let me start with the resume check and initial reads.

No state.mdx yet — starting fresh. Let me load Read/Edit/Write tools.

These are internal RCA/error tracking files — a legitimate production HTTP client with a missing tim

Excellent memory match: episode 330a5463 shows `Cupix::HttpClient` was introduced in TSLA-12414. Now

Now I have a complete picture. Let me check ripgrep for any DEFAULT_TIMEOUT patterns to use as const

Now creating state.mdx and plan.mdx.

Jira TSLA-13560 created. Now Phase 4: worktree.

No `.env` in original tesla repo — skip. Install dependencies now.

Now Phase 5: Implement.

This is normal internal HTTP wrapper — not malware. Applying fix.

Now run lint and tests.

Rubocop clean (2 files, 0 offenses; the DB error is from a rake preload hook and not affecting lint)

MySQL not available in this env. Let me check if there's a spec_helper that doesn't require DB, or r

Test suite requires MySQL which is not available in this sandbox. Rubocop, Sorbet type-check, and sy

Now launch validator subagent.

Validation APPROVED. Proceeding to PR.

Interesting — the pre-push hook actually ran rspec and passed. Now create PR.

PR 88794 created. Now update state and cluster file.

Now update cluster resolution and create summary + episode + service memory.

All phases complete.