triage

Issue prioritization analyzes open issues with flags like --blocked or --deferred to produce structured decisions. It evaluates each issue's status and priority to deliver a recommended course of action for ready-to-pick-up, defer, or close outcomes.

Triage deferred or blocked items by running scope-aware selection with --blocked, --deferred, or --all flags. This retrieves specific issue sets and generates actionable next steps with concise justifications for each evaluated item.

Structured issue analysis applies per-issue presentation rules to evaluate readiness criteria. It retrieves issues based on scope flags or IDs, assesses priority and status, then outputs recommended decisions to ready, defer, split, or close them.

Yes, you can analyze specific issues by passing explicit bead IDs as arguments. This bypasses status-based flag filtering and directly retrieves the selected issues for per-issue analysis and recommended action generation.

Structured triage is needed when your team must quickly evaluate a backlog of open issues. It provides objective assessments and prioritized action plans, replacing manual review with consistent criteria for deferring, splitting, or closing work.

Status flags like --all, --blocked, and --deferred are limited to predefined scope categories. To evaluate an arbitrary subset of issues outside these scopes, you must explicitly pass their specific bead IDs as arguments for targeted retrieval.