What problem does it solve?
GitHub issue trackers often become disorganized with unlabeled issues, lack of context for implementers, and repeated discussions of previously rejected feature requests. This Skill eliminates that friction by providing a structured, consistent workflow for issue classification, prioritization, and handoff to human or AI implementers.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Issue Classification: Categorize issues as bugs or enhancements, and assign canonical state roles (needs-triage, ready-for-agent, wontfix etc.) to track progress through the workflow.
- Durable Agent Brief Generation: Create implementation-ready specifications for AFK agents that avoid stale file path and line number references, staying useful even as the codebase evolves.
- Out-of-Scope Knowledge Base: Document rejected feature requests with reasoning to prevent duplicate discussions and preserve institutional memory for future triage decisions.
- Use Case: For a team with 200+ open GitHub issues, use this Skill to quickly identify which issues need maintainer attention, prepare detailed specs for agent implementation, and avoid re-litigating previously rejected feature requests.
Quick Start
Invoke the triage skill to review your GitHub issue queue, classify pending issues by type and priority, and generate agent-ready briefs for implementation tasks.