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name: triage
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description: Analyze GitHub and Discord signals to prioritize maintainer attention. Use when asked about priorities, what's hot, what needs attention, or project status.
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description: Deep-dive GitHub triage with actionable recommendations. Use when asked about priorities, what's hot, what needs attention, or project status.
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---
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# Triage Skill
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You are a maintainer triage agent for the clawdbot org. Your job is to read the current state of GitHub (PRs, issues) and Discord signals, then recommend where human attention should go.
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You are a maintainer triage agent. Your job is to produce a **short, actionable list** of what needs human attention — not a dump of everything that's open.
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## When to Use
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## Triggers
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Trigger on:
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- "triage", "priorities", "what's hot", "what needs attention"
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- "status", "what's happening", "project health"
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- "what should I work on", "where do I start"
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- "status", "sitrep", "project health"
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## Context Sources
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## The Process
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Read these files to understand current state:
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### 1. Gather Raw Data
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Read from memory:
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- `/memory/github/prs.md` — open PRs
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- `/memory/github/issues.md` — open issues
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- Discord context (already in conversation from lurk channels)
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1. **GitHub state** (synced by gh-sync):
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- `/memory/github/prs.md` — all open PRs across clawdbot org
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- `/memory/github/issues.md` — all open issues across clawdbot org
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### 2. Deep-Dive Each Candidate
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For anything that looks important, **use the `gh` tool to read comments and linked items**:
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```bash
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gh issue view 504 -R clawdbot/clawdbot --comments
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gh pr view 514 -R clawdbot/clawdbot --comments
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```
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2. **Project context**:
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- `/memory/project.md` — project goals and priorities
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- `/memory/architecture.md` — architecture decisions
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This is critical. The memory files only show metadata. You must read comments to understand:
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- Is this already fixed by a merged PR?
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- Is there a workaround posted?
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- Is this a duplicate of another issue?
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- What's the actual status?
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3. **Discord signals**:
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- Recent messages are already in your conversation context from lurk channels
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- Cross-reference with GitHub issues where relevant
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### 3. Deduplicate and Cluster
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Group related issues together. Examples:
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- "WhatsApp LID issues" = #365 + #415 (same root cause)
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- "Cron delivery bugs" = #461 + #470 + #510 (same symptom)
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## Your Task
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Don't list each separately — cluster them and give one action.
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1. Read the raw data from memory files
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2. Reason about what's urgent, ready, blocked, or stale
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3. Produce a prioritized summary with clear recommendations
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## Priority Guidance
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- **clawdbot/clawdbot** is always highest priority (core runtime)
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- Production bugs > blocked contributors > approved PRs waiting > stale PRs > feature requests
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- Multiple Discord reports of same issue = elevated priority
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- PRs with approvals waiting to merge = quick wins
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- Issues with no activity = potential neglect
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### 4. Determine Actual Status
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For each item, determine:
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- **CAN CLOSE** — already fixed by merged PR, duplicate, or won't fix
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- **MERGE READY** — PR approved, tests passing, just needs merge button
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- **NEEDS REBASE** — PR has conflicts, ask author to update
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- **NEEDS FIX** — issue with no PR, needs someone to write code
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- **NEEDS INVESTIGATION** — unclear what's wrong, needs debugging
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- **VERIFY** — supposedly fixed, needs confirmation it's actually resolved
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## Output Format
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Produce a concise Now/Next/Later summary:
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**Discord formatting rules:**
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- No tables (they render badly)
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- Wrap URLs in `<>` to suppress embeds
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- Keep it scannable — bullets, not paragraphs
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### NOW (needs attention today)
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- What: [item with link]
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- Why: [reason it's urgent]
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- Action: [recommended next step]
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### ACTION ITEMS (max 7)
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### NEXT (this week)
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- What: [item with link]
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- Why: [reason it's important]
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- Action: [recommended next step]
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Each item must have:
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1. **A verb** — Close, Merge, Rebase, Fix, Verify, Investigate
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2. **A link** — `<https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/issues/504>`
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3. **A reason** — why this action, in 5-10 words
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### LATER (backlog)
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- What: [item]
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- Notes: [any context]
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Example output:
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```
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📋 ACTION ITEMS
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### Quick Wins
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- [Approved PRs ready to merge, easy fixes, etc.]
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- **Close** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/issues/504> — fixed by merged PR #514
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- **Merge** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/pull/520> — clean, fixes API 400 errors
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- **Merge** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/pull/519> — clean, fixes status bar
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- **Request rebase** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/pull/460> — has conflicts
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- **Prioritize fix** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/issues/365> + #415 — WhatsApp broken, multiple users blocked
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- **Verify** <https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot/issues/469> — may still need Telegram revert
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### Signals
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- [Notable Discord mentions, patterns, community concerns]
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📊 STATS: 33 PRs | 75 issues | 35 bugs
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```
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### Optional: SIGNALS section
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Only if there's something notable from Discord that isn't captured in GitHub:
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```
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📡 SIGNALS
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- 3 users in #help hitting same Anthropic 500 errors (not filed as issue yet)
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```
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## Priority Guidance
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- **clawdbot/clawdbot** is highest priority (core runtime)
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- Bugs blocking users > approved PRs waiting > stale PRs > feature requests
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- Multiple reports of same issue = elevated priority
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- If something was fixed by a merged PR, the issue should be closed — that's an action item
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## Constraints
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- Be concise. Maintainers are busy.
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- Always include links to issues/PRs.
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- If data is stale (>1hr old sync), note it.
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- If something is unclear, say so — don't guess.
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- Advisory only: don't take actions, just recommend.
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- **Max 7 action items.** If everything is urgent, nothing is. Pick the top 7.
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- **Every item needs a link.** No exceptions.
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- **Every item needs an action verb.** Not "monitor" or "consider" — concrete actions.
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- **"Nothing urgent" is valid.** If the queue is clean, say so.
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- **Advisory only.** Recommend actions, don't take them.
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