not-now-triage

You can automate Fizzy board triage by running a shell script that categorizes 'Not Now' cards as shipped, open, or ambiguous. It then closes resolved cards, resurfaces open ones, and flags ambiguous items for human review via the Fizzy API.

The best way to clean up a large 'Not Now' lane in Fizzy board management is using an automated triage script. It processes accumulated cards by interacting with the Fizzy API to retrieve and update card statuses efficiently without manual sorting.

Yes, you need Fizzy API access to automate card status updates. The triage script relies on the API to retrieve existing 'Not Now' cards and update their statuses to shipped, open, or ambiguous based on the automated categorization.

Automated triage handles ambiguous postponed cards by flagging them for human review. Instead of automatically closing or resurfacing these unclear items, the script categorizes them as ambiguous so you can manually inspect and resolve them.

Yes, you can use shell scripting to process Fizzy board cards. This approach uses shell scripts for execution to interact with the Fizzy API, categorizing 'Not Now' cards and applying the appropriate status updates automatically.