As per our documentaiton:

• https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/enable-and-disable-jira-automation-rules/

Scheduled rules that reach a Failure status for 10 consecutive executions will disable automatically.

This can cause confusion to the Users, as when the Rule is disabled no notification or alert is sent stating that; And the User should review the Rule to notice it was automatically disabled.

With this current scenario, we need some sort of alert or notification to inform the Rule owner (or group) stating the Rule was disabled and the reason.