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pipeline-triagelisted

Runs Stage-2 Triage over the platform's improvement backlog — reads `status: proposed` GitHub Issues, executes the Phase-A analysis sequence (A1–A6.5: DoR completeness, duplicate/subsumption + similarity, dependency-state validation + native-dep mirror, feasibility, priority re-evaluation, oversize routing, per-issue summary, management-task signals), and produces ONE consolidated triage summary with a per-issue Approve/Defer/Reject recommendation. Auto-execute is the operative default: the A1–A6 enrichment runs end-to-end without per-action approval; only the state-mutating Close/Reject requires operator confirmation, and the Approve/Defer/Reject verdict itself stays operator-only (Tier 3). Reads the pipeline improvement backlog, not the Jira / project delivery backlog. Triggers: "triage the proposed queue", "run Stage-2 triage", "triage the improvement backlog", "run the triage analysis on the proposed issues", "what's the triage recommendation for the proposed backlog".
cody-hutson/pmo-platform · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill cody-hutson/pmo-platform
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