jinn-triage

Create Linear issues with correct parent, priority, and relations.

1|Updated Sep 2, 2019
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/hackefeller/hominem --skill jinn-triage
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Skill: jinn-triage
Source: https://github.com/hackefeller/hominem/tree/main/.claude/skills/jinn-triage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hackefeller/hominem --skill jinn-triage

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jinn-explore, jinn-propose.

What problem does it solve?

Intake and positions new issues into the Linear hierarchy with proper scoping, prioritization, and sequencing before work begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Intake and classify incoming items (Bug, Gap, New scope, Spike).
  • Determine parent relationships and place the item in Linear with correct priority and relations.
  • Generate triage reports with issue URL and position in hierarchy.

Quick Start

Submit a new item description to trigger triage and automatically create a Linear issue with proper parent, priority, and relations.

Frequently Asked Questions about jinn-triage

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically triage bug reports and ad-hoc requests in Linear?

Automatically triage bug reports in Linear by submitting an item description to trigger classification, scoping, and parent assignment. The Skill intakes unplanned work, sets priority, establishes blocking relationships, and generates a triage report with the issue URL.

How does issue prioritization work for new bug reports in Linear?

Issue prioritization in Linear applies classification to incoming items, determines parent context, and assigns correct priority levels. It evaluates bug reports, gaps, and new scope to sequence work before development begins, ensuring properly scoped relations.

Can I classify and position unplanned work items into a Linear hierarchy?

Yes, you can classify and position unplanned work into the Linear hierarchy by submitting a description. It automatically categorizes items as Bug, Gap, New scope, or Spike, then places them with correct parent relationships and blocking dependencies.

Do I need jinn-explore and jinn-propose to manage issue intake workflows?

Yes, managing issue intake workflows requires jinn-explore and jinn-propose dependencies. These prerequisite Skills support the triage process by enabling accurate item classification, parent context identification, and relationship mapping within Linear.

What is the best way to intake and sequence unplanned work before development begins?

The best way to intake and sequence unplanned work is through automated triage that classifies items, identifies parent context, and assigns priority with blocking relationships. This ensures properly scoped Linear issues are positioned correctly before work starts.

Why does my Linear triage process fail to set correct parent and blocking relationships?

Linear triage fails to set correct parent and blocking relationships when incoming items lack proper classification and scoping. Automated intake resolves this by categorizing bug reports and ad-hoc requests, determining parent context, and applying correct relations.