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You can clean up a Sidequest board by running an evidence-based grooming pass that audits for completed, superseded, duplicate, or stale tickets, then safely closes them while preserving project history and active work.

Evidence-based repository grooming is an auditing process that identifies done, duplicate, stale, or missing tickets on a project board, requiring strict proof before closing or filing items instead of blindly deleting them.

To release dead claims, audit the Sidequest board for reclaimable claims where an agent has stopped, gone idle, or abandoned a task, safely recovering them without disturbing active work.

Yes, during a board grooming session, the audit can discover repository changes that were never ticketed and file them for tracking, ensuring complete gap filing across the project board.

For unclear or duplicate tickets, the tool escalates judgment calls interactively to the user instead of guessing, then applies the chosen resolution to safely close redundant or superseded items.

No, the ticket audit applies strict non-deletion handling, meaning completed, superseded, and duplicate tickets are closed with evidence-based comments rather than being permanently removed from the board.