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triage-issue

Classifies, labels, and prioritizes GitHub Issues with a structured workflow. Use when a new issue needs triage or when reviewing the issue backlog.

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Classifies, labels, and prioritizes GitHub Issues with a structured workflow. Use when a new issue needs triage or when reviewing the issue backlog.
# Triage Issue ## Overview Apply consistent classification, severity assessment, and labeling to GitHub Issues so they can be prioritized and assigned effectively. ## When to Use - A new GitHub Issue has been created and needs classification - Reviewing the issue backlog for prioritization - An issue lacks labels, severity, or assignee Doc-only workflow. ## Procedure 1. **Read the issue** — understand the problem statement and context. 2. **Classify type**: `bug`, `feature`, `refactor`, `docs`, `security`, `question`. 3. **Assess severity**: - `critical` — data loss, security vulnerability, complete functionality blocked - `high` — major feature broken, significant degradation - `medium` — partial functionality affected, workaround exists - `low` — cosmetic, minor inconvenience, enhancement request 4. **Apply labels**: type label + severity label + area label (if applicable). 5. **Link related issues**: search for duplicates or related work. 6. **Add triage comment** summarizing classification rationale. ## Verification 1. Issue has type label, severity label, and classification rationale in a comment. 2. Duplicate/related issues are linked. 3. Severity assessment matches the impact described in the issue.
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