triage

name	triage
description	Triage an issue — decide whether to close, route to an active-plan area, or park. Codex equivalent of the Claude /triage command.

triage

Codex equivalent of the Claude /triage command. Follow the same project workflow, using any provided user request as the command arguments.

Triage an issue — decide whether to close, route to an active-plan area, or park.

Usage: $triage <issue-number>

Steps

1. Read the issue: gh issue view <N> --repo cvoya-com/spring-voyage.
2. Decide one of:
   • Close — obsolete, superseded, or already fixed. Comment with the reason, then close the issue.
   • Route to an active-plan area — fits an area in the active plan-of-record (the latest version under docs/plan/; see its README.md). Apply the matching area:* label, set the active release milestone, and wire the issue as a sub-issue of the area umbrella. (v0.1's area taxonomy A–J is archived at docs/archive/plan/v0.1/.)
   • Backlog — candidate for future consideration. Apply label backlog; no milestone.
   • Needs-thinking — architectural or product decision required first. Apply label needs-thinking; the user owns these.
   • Ambient — tracked but no release commitment. Apply label ambient.
3. Apply the triage decision:
   • Label / milestone: gh-app gh issue edit <N> --add-label "<label>" --milestone "<active release, e.g. v0.2>" --repo cvoya-com/spring-voyage.
   • Comments / closing: use gh-app gh issue comment and gh-app gh issue close.
   • Sub-issue link: gh-app link-issue <N> --sub-issue-of <parent> (see the github-app skill).
4. Note the decision rationale in a comment on the issue.

For triage scope and conventions, see docs/archive/plan/v0.1/areas/h-triage.md.