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triage-ticketslisted

Sweep a GitHub repo's unlabeled, needs-triage, and stale needs-info issues through the mattpocock /triage state machine on an independent daily schedule, applying only mechanically safe outcomes and recommending the rest. Never launches implementation and never grills; that stays orchestrate-tickets's and a human's job respectively.
ClabonConsultingLtd/Toolkit · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill ClabonConsultingLtd/Toolkit
# Triage tickets A Codex-only helper for the triage half of the ticket lifecycle. It runs against a repo's persistent, stable checkout — there is no Paseo worktree, because nothing in this skill writes code. It is the on-ramp that feeds `orchestrate-tickets`: this skill only ever moves an issue to `ready-for-agent`/`ready-for-human`/`needs-info`/ `wontfix`; only `orchestrate-tickets` (or a human) launches an implementation agent. Read [the protocol reference](references/protocol.md) for the helper's commands. Run the helper at this skill's `scripts/triage.mjs` (installed by symlink to its Toolkit checkout, same as `orchestrate-tickets`). Apply the judgment of the interactive mattpocock `triage` skill (its `SKILL.md`, `AGENT-BRIEF.md`, `OUT-OF-SCOPE.md`) throughout this run: same roles, same state machine, same agent-brief template, same `> *This was generated by AI during triage.*` disclaimer on every posted comment. The difference here is scope, not judgment: this run never grills and applies only the outcomes listed below autonomously. ## Trust boundary Triage is safe to run unattended against arbitrary inbound issues because it never executes code the issue asked for and never launches an implementation agent. Keep it that way: this skill only reads the repository, runs the project's own already-defined verification commands (tests, typecheck), and writes labels/comments. It never checks out or runs anything a reporter supplied (PR diffs, patches, scripts pasted into