nemoclaw-maintainer-normalize-title-tags

To remove bracketed tags from GitHub issue and pull request titles, run a bulk cleanup script that scans titles in a specified repository, removes matching tag fragments case-insensitively, and outputs a dry-run summary of proposed changes before applying updates.

Yes, GitHub title normalization scripts produce a default dry-run summary showing matched bracket tags and their resulting titles, allowing you to verify all proposed updates before executing them with an explicit apply flag.

Title normalization supports open, closed, and all states for GitHub issues and pull requests, allowing you to specify the target scope and perform flexible bulk cleanup across the entire repository history.

After applying updates, the script verifies tag removal by re-running the search and scanning the selected scope to ensure no matching bracket tag fragments remain in the repository's issues or pull requests.

Using a dry-run first workflow is the safest way to clean up automated bot tags from GitHub pull request titles, as it identifies specific case-insensitive bracket tags, scopes the search by state, and verifies the post-update state by re-scanning.