Guides FMEA 2019 workflows with RPN calculation, risk ranking, and mitigation tracking for DFMEA, PFMEA, and SFMEA.
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Openclaw Skills FMEA Analysis Assistant standardizes failure analysis for product, process, and system reliability reviews. It walks engineers through scope definition, functional analysis, failure mode identification, severity/occurrence/detection scoring, and RPN-based prioritization so teams can move from ad hoc notes to a repeatable FMEA workflow.
It is designed for spreadsheet-driven teams that need auditable outputs, clear action recommendations, and a practical way to track preventive and detection measures over time. With calculator and tracker scripts, this skill helps keep FMEA work organized, consistent with the 2019 approach, and ready for export and review.
No extra system commands are required; install the Python dependency and run the bundled scripts.
pip install openpyxl==3.1.2
python scripts/fmea_calculator.py --action calculate --severity 8 --occurrence 5 --detection 3
python scripts/fmea_tracker.py --action create --project "Project Name"
python scripts/fmea_tracker.py --action add --project "Project Name" --item "Component A" --function "Function description" --failure "Failure mode" --severity 8 --occurrence 5 --detection 3
python scripts/fmea_tracker.py --action export --project "Project Name"
references/fmea_format.md before creating spreadsheets, and expect exported artifacts under fmea_output/.Openclaw Skills uses a project-centric, spreadsheet-friendly schema. Each project groups multiple FMEA rows, and each row preserves the trace from scope to action so the full risk history stays auditable.
| Entity | Key fields | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Project | project name, analysis type, export state | Groups all FMEA entries for one study |
| Scope | system, subsystem, component | Defines the analysis boundary |
| Function | function, parameters, performance criteria | Describes what must work |
| Failure analysis | failure mode, cause, effect | Captures how and why the function fails |
| Risk scores | severity, occurrence, detection, RPN, risk level | Quantifies risk and ranks priority |
| Actions | prevention action, detection action, status | Tracks mitigation and follow-up |
fmea_output/: current working directory output for exported FMEA workbooks and project artifacts.references/fmea_format.md: formatting reference used before creating or standardizing spreadsheets.fmea_output/ for audit-ready sharing and reviewLoading
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