| name | triage-sweep |
| description | Backfill labels across oh-my-hermes issues and pull requests. Run manually to sweep everything currently unlabeled, or pass a number to triage one item. Use when issues and PRs have accumulated without labels, after adding a new label to .github/labels.yml, or before a release when the backlog needs to be readable by area. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read, Grep, Glob |
Triage sweep
The procedure lives in docs/TRIAGE-SWEEP.md.
Read that file and follow it.
It is kept there rather than here because Codex, Hermes handoffs, and generic
executor profiles run the same sweep, and AGENTS.md requires that no single
executor own a shared surface. This file exists so the procedure is reachable
as /triage-sweep; it deliberately holds no rules of its own, so there is
nothing here to drift out of sync with the real one.
Start by reading, in this order:
cat docs/TRIAGE-SWEEP.md
cat .github/labels.yml
Two things worth knowing before you open the procedure, because they are what
the sweep gets wrong most often:
.github/labels.yml is the entire allowlist. Never apply a label that is
not in it, and never create one on the fly.- The default is a dry run. Print the plan and stop for confirmation unless
the invocation carried
--apply.
Arguments pass through verbatim: a bare number triages one item, sync-labels
reconciles the repository against the manifest, --closed widens the sweep,
--apply writes.
