xpz-index-triage

KB index triage minimizes official XML reads by evaluating a KB-derived index and guiding you to open only the necessary XML files, preventing broad scans. It enforces gate checks to validate index readiness before you proceed.

GATE_OK means the KB index passed validation checks via Test-*KbGate.ps1 and is ready for triage, while BLOCK indicates a failed gate check that returns a specific reason, halting further XML discovery until resolved.

To identify which official XML artifacts to open first, run the KB index triage as an initial discovery step. It signals the most relevant artifacts to read, minimizing manual inspection and preserving the normative source.

Yes, you must run gate checks before querying KB index metadata. The triage enforces Test-*KbGate.ps1 validation as a mandatory initial step to ensure index metadata is valid before substantive XML queries begin.

When a gate block stops XML triage, you should escalate to xpz-kb-parallel-setup. This handles the blocked state by providing an alternative setup path when the initial gate checks fail and return a blocking reason.