dotnet-triage

name	dotnet:triage
description	Convert a review verdict into prioritized work items. Reads consolidated.md, splits findings into tasks grouped by severity, produces a triage plan. Use after /dotnet:review.
effort	medium
argument-hint	[<consolidated.md path>]

/dotnet:triage

Turns a review's findings into a prioritized plan. No code changes.

When to Use

• After /dotnet:review returns ⚠️ CHANGES REQUESTED with N findings
• After PR review comments land and you want structured fixes
• When multiple reviews stacked and you need priorities

Iron Laws (triage)

1. Preserve file:line references — fix paths must survive triage
2. Severity drives order — Critical/High first, Medium next, Low deferred or tracked
3. Group by file/module — related fixes in the same task reduce thrash
4. Distinguish must-fix vs nice-to-have — triage is about scoping

Execution Flow

1. Read consolidated.md (argument or auto-detect latest .claude/plans/*/reviews/consolidated.md or .claude/reviews/ consolidated.md)
2. Parse findings:
   • Severity (🔴 / 🟠 / 🟡 / 🟢)
   • File:line
   • Track source (dotnet/testing/security/iron-laws/verification)
   • Suggested fix
3. Group:
   • By severity (all Critical first)
   • Within severity: by file/module (co-locate fixes)
4. Produce triage output at .claude/plans/{slug}/triage.md:

# Triage: {slug}

## Must-Fix (Critical + High)

### 1. [P1-T1][security] Fix SQL injection in OrdersController.GetByEmail
**File**: src/Api/OrdersController.cs:87
**Source**: security-analyzer, iron-law-judge (#26)
**Fix**: Use `.Where(x => x.Email == email)` (parameterized)

### 2. [P1-T2][ef] Add AsNoTracking + Include before Where
**File**: src/Services/OrderService.cs:42
**Source**: iron-law-judge (#6, #9)
**Fix**: See review — reorder Include/Where, add AsNoTracking

## Should-Fix (Medium)

### 3. [P2-T1][direct] ...

## Track Later (Low)

Listed but not scheduled. Convert to GitHub issues if desired.

## Not Fixing

Findings rejected with rationale.

5. Offer: /dotnet:work .claude/plans/{slug}/triage.md to execute the triage plan

Handoff

• /dotnet:work triage.md — start fixing Critical/High
• /dotnet:plan --existing triage.md — promote to full plan if complex
• Open GitHub issues for deferred Low items

References

• ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/triage-rubric.md — Must/Should/Could classification rules
• ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/severity-mapping.md — how tracks' severities map to triage priority

Anti-patterns

• Triaging without reading findings carefully — blanket classification
• Demoting valid Critical findings to make the list shorter
• Merging unrelated fixes into one task — harder to review, harder to revert