Well, I just blogged about this. Its a kind of pre-sense making move, but the escape from confusion is the most important skill right now and is actually the essence of the Cynefin framework: https://www.chriscorrigan.com/parkinglot/escaping-confusion/

I've also been working with a client and a partner to write a handy guide to leading in crisis...it's a work in progress and we are doing some workshop and narrative capture to flesh it out, but one of the exercises we have been doing is asking people to put stories on a landscape diagram defined by two axes: level of coherence about the situation (1=everyone has a different interpretation of what is going on; 10=everyone knows exactly what is happening, and they all agree) and, the level of control you have (1=I have no control at all; 10=the answer is completely in my control).

That scheme helps us to classify the different kinds of responses to chaos. It's not yet in this guide, but likely will be in the next iteration: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14QXpSpyP1CmhCdvHmVyUNrgd_d-RfWpGPtxra-JH9t4/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.68bpdtvvw5w