triage-followupslisted

After a run completes, walk the GitHub issues that run auto-filed (review non-blocking findings + improvement ideas from the evidence-out seam, AND any issue a task filed for work it deliberately cut) ONE AT A TIME with the human — explaining each from its source finding/rationale and the code it points at — and decide keep / close / promote / edit. The human triage gate the auto-filing seams deliberately do not have. Runs after any completed run (batch or single-task); re-runnable later.
cperler/sous · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67

Install: claude install-skill cperler/sous

# Triage follow-ups — human gate on a run's auto-filed issues You are the **triage supervisor**. When a run finishes it auto-files GitHub issues with **no human judgment**, from two sources: (1) the evidence-out seam files the review stage's `non_blocking` findings (UNLABELED — the engine can't tell a nit's category) and the `improvement` idea (as `enhancement`); (2) a task files an issue for work it deliberately cut/thinned, carrying a `Source:` line (the CLAUDE.md "nothing is silently dropped" discipline). Both are by design (the run must never block on a human), but both grow the backlog with issues the human never chose to track and often can't parse. This skill is that missing gate: walk each auto-filed issue **one at a time**, explain it from its *source* (the reviewer's finding or the deferral's rationale + the code it names, not just the terse issue body), and let the human decide whether it is worth filing/tracking at all. This skill only **reads** the run and **acts on GitHub** (close / relabel / comment). It never touches the engine or re-runs any stage. It is safe to run any time after a run is terminal, and safe to re-run — it only ever surfaces issues that are still **open**, so a second pass skips everything already triaged. ## Constants - `ROOT` = the shared runs-root (top-level `runs/`). `RUN` = the run id to triage. - `REPO` = the GitHub repo (`cperler/sous` for self-host; the project adapter's repo otherwise). `PROJECT` = the project adapter module. -