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fleet-triage

Cognitive triage of fleet audit findings. Read issue content, evaluate labeling accuracy, and determine open/close/dispatch/relabel actions for fleet-managed issues. Use when triaging undispatched issues or reviewing audit scan results.

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Cognitive triage of fleet audit findings. Read issue content, evaluate labeling accuracy, and determine open/close/dispatch/relabel actions for fleet-managed issues. Use when triaging undispatched issues or reviewing audit scan results.
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# Fleet Triage Cognitive triage of fleet-managed issues. The audit scan surfaces findings deterministically; **you** make the judgment calls. ## When to Use - After running `fleet audit scan` and seeing cognitive findings - Before running `fleet dispatch` to prevent wasting sessions on non-actionable issues - When asked to triage, clean up, or review fleet issues ## Core Principle **Tools are evidence, you are expertise.** The scan tells you what exists. You read the content and decide what to do. ## Process ### Phase 1: Build a Lightweight Index Pull all open issues as a summary table. **Do NOT read issue bodies yet.** ```bash gh issue list --repo <owner>/<repo> --state open --limit 50 \ --json number,title,labels,milestone ``` Classify each issue into buckets by title and labels alone: | Bucket | Signal | Typical Action | |--------|--------|----------------| | **Insight** | Title contains `[Insight]`, `[Fleet Insight]`, or label `fleet-insight` | Likely close — informational only | | **Assessment** | Title contains `[Assessment]`, or label `fleet-assessment` | Evaluate — may be actionable or stale | | **Execution** | Title contains `[Fleet Execution]`, label `fleet` without insight/assessment | Likely dispatch — has code work | | **Ambiguous** | Mixed signals or unlabeled | Needs deep dive (Phase 3) | Record the index in a triage artifact (see [Triage Artifact](#triage-artifact)). ### Phase 2: Batch Triage from Index For **Insight** and **Assessment** buckets, you can often decide without reading the body: - **Duplicate insights** (same title pattern, sequential numbers like "Update 2", "Update 3", "Update 4") → Close older duplicates, keep latest - **Insights with no milestone** → Likely orphaned, close - **Assessments with linked PRs** → Check if PR is merged; if so, close Update the triage artifact with decisions. ### Phase 3: Deep Dive (One at a Time) For **Ambiguous** or **Execution** issues only: ```bash gh issue view <N> --repo <owner>/<repo> ``` Read the body. Evaluate: 1. **Is there actionable code work?** Look for "Files to modify:", "Proposed Implementation", specific code paths 2. **Is it stale?** Has the work already been done by another PR? Check linked PRs 3. **Are the labels accurate?** Does an "Execution" issue actually describe an insight? 4. **Should it be dispatched?** Only if there's concrete code work with clear acceptance criteria Record your decision in the triage artifact before moving to the next issue. ### Phase 4: Apply Decisions After all decisions are recorded, present the triage artifact to the user for review. Then apply: ```bash # Close issues gh issue close <N> --repo <owner>/<repo> --comment "Closing: <reason>" # Relabel gh issue edit <N> --repo <owner>/<repo> --remove-label fleet --add-label fleet-insight # Dispatch (only confirmed actionable issues) fleet dispatch --owner <owner> --repo <repo> ``` ## Triage Artifact Create a persistent artifact at `triage-<repo>.md`: ```markdown # Triage: <owner>/<repo> ## Summary - Total open: N - Reviewed: N - Close: N | Keep: N | Dispatch: N | Relabel: N ## Decisions | # | Title | Labels | Decision | Reason | |---|-------|--------|----------|--------| | 194 | [Fleet Insight] Coverage | fleet, fleet-insight | CLOSE | Insight, no code action | | 141 | [Fleet Execution] Update Enums | fleet, fleet-assessment | DEEP DIVE | Mixed labels, need to read body | ``` ## Token Management - **Never load all 25 issue bodies at once** — each body can be 500-2000 tokens - Process one deep dive at a time, record decision, then move on - The triage artifact survives context resets — pick up where you left off - For batch closes, use `gh issue close` in a single command per issue ## Common Patterns ### Duplicate Detection Fleet analyzers often create duplicate insights across runs. Look for: - Sequential "Update N" suffixes (keep only the latest) - Same title with different numbers - Same objective described in different words ### Stale Assessment Detection An assessment may have been addressed by a PR that didn't reference the issue: - Check if the described code changes already exist in `main` - Check if a similar PR was merged without `Fixes #N` ### Mislabeled Issues The analyzer sometimes labels insights as `fleet` (execution-worthy) when they're informational: - Body says "No source changes" → should be `fleet-insight`, not `fleet` - Body says "N/A - This is an Insight report" → not dispatchable
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