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Operational monitoring, alerting, anomaly detection, and health specifications.
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id: 019cb9fd-1497-75ff-a497-3515bc4c5895 name: Prep Time Monitor kind: Anomaly cron: 0 0 * * * * analysis_window: 1h comparison_periods: [1d, 7d]


Analyze order preparation time anomalies using the curated.kitchen_orders table.

Known Table Columns

  • preparation_time (int, seconds, nullable) - how long the order took to prepare
  • create_time (int, unix timestamp) - when the order was created
  • store_guid (varchar) - which store/restaurant
  • items_count (int) - number of items in the order
  • order_type (varchar) - type of order (dine-in, takeout, delivery)
  • destination (varchar) - kitchen station
  • done (tinyint) - whether the order is complete
  • is_deleted (tinyint) - soft delete flag

Analysis Approach

  1. Query the last {AnalysisWindow} of completed orders (done=1, is_deleted=0, preparation_time IS NOT NULL).
  2. Verify that the analysis window contains at least 20 completed orders. If not, call emit_no_anomaly — the sample is too small for reliable analysis.
  3. Aggregate by hour to get hourly average prep times.
  4. Compare against the historical baseline (same hour of day {ComparisonPeriods}).
  5. Flag hours where the average prep time deviates significantly (>3 standard deviations) AND the absolute deviation is at least 60 seconds above the baseline average.
  6. Optionally break down by order_type or destination to find more specific patterns.

Severity Guidance

  • Low: 3-4 sigma deviation AND at least 60s absolute increase
  • Medium: 4-5 sigma deviation AND at least 120s absolute increase, sustained across 2+ consecutive hours
  • High: >5 sigma deviation AND at least 180s absolute increase