triage-coding-improvements

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Drain the fleet:coding-improvement backlog in one human-cued batch: sweep the open tickets, cluster them by target surface, triage each with the human (accept / reject / defer / escalate a doc rule into a simplify check), apply the accepted convention changes, and bundle them into one PR per run with Closes lines — never one micro-PR per ticket. The consumption side of the channel assess-coding-improvement files into. Use when the user says "triage coding improvements", "absorb the coding-improvement backlog", "work through the coding-improvement tickets", or "address the coding improvements". Cue-only — NEVER auto-run: the tickets target gated self-config (role docs, skills, review checklists) and stay un-queued precisely so a human spends the judgment; this skill is how that judgment gets spent.

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triage-coding-improvements

description

triage-coding-improvements (Irreden Engine)

The flow lives in docs/agents/skills/triage-coding-improvements.md. Read it first, then apply the engine deltas below. This wrapper carries deltas only — see docs/design/skill-sharing.md for why.

Deltas (Irreden Engine)

Delta key	Engine value
repo	`jakildev/IrredenEngine`
convention surfaces	same ordered list as the `assess-coding-improvement` wrapper — the two skills are the two ends of one channel
automated-check surface	the `simplify` skill + its `simplify-*` subagents in `.claude/agents/`
review checklist	the engine checklist in `.claude/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md`
commit skill	`commit-and-push`
filing norms	split-out code work is filed as a plain issue with no labels (see `docs/agents/fleet-labels-reference.md` §"Issue/PR labeling discipline"); the human adds `human:approved` and `fleet-queue-ingest` queues it
scope vocabulary	`docs/fleet:` for convention-surface batches; `fleet:` when the batch extends `simplify-*` checks or fleet scripts

Engine notes

Validating an ESCALATE into a simplify-* subagent (flow Step 4): the cited Occurrence is usually a merged PR — reconstruct the bad pattern in a scratch file under the worktree, confirm the check's grep/criteria flag it, then delete the scratch file before committing.
In a headless session, .claude/ paths are blocked for Edit/Write; use fleet-edit (see docs/agents/FLEET.md §"Editing .claude/ paths in headless mode"). Normal human-cued sessions edit directly.

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name

triage-coding-improvements

description

triage-coding-improvements (Irreden Engine)

Deltas (Irreden Engine)

Delta key	Engine value
repo	`jakildev/IrredenEngine`
convention surfaces	same ordered list as the `assess-coding-improvement` wrapper — the two skills are the two ends of one channel
automated-check surface	the `simplify` skill + its `simplify-*` subagents in `.claude/agents/`
review checklist	the engine checklist in `.claude/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md`
commit skill	`commit-and-push`
filing norms	split-out code work is filed as a plain issue with no labels (see `docs/agents/fleet-labels-reference.md` §"Issue/PR labeling discipline"); the human adds `human:approved` and `fleet-queue-ingest` queues it
scope vocabulary	`docs/fleet:` for convention-surface batches; `fleet:` when the batch extends `simplify-*` checks or fleet scripts

Engine notes

Validating an ESCALATE into a simplify-* subagent (flow Step 4): the cited Occurrence is usually a merged PR — reconstruct the bad pattern in a scratch file under the worktree, confirm the check's grep/criteria flag it, then delete the scratch file before committing.
In a headless session, .claude/ paths are blocked for Edit/Write; use fleet-edit (see docs/agents/FLEET.md §"Editing .claude/ paths in headless mode"). Normal human-cued sessions edit directly.