Triage

Skill sevenbelowllc/the-library/skills/triage

Scan vault for [VERIFY], [CONFLICT], [PLANNED] tags and create PM tasks from them. Deduplicates against existing tasks.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add sevenbelowllc/the-library --skill triage

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library:triage — Tag-Driven Task Creation

Turn vault tags into tracked PM tasks.

When to Use

After library:compile generates new wiki articles with tags
After library:ingest adds new sources that may affect wiki
Periodically to catch any untracked tags

Process

Step 1: Scan Tags

Call library_vault_parse to get all tags.

Step 2: Map to Projects

For each tag, determine target PM project based on:

Wiki article domain (from frontmatter)
Tag content keywords
Ask user if ambiguous

Step 3: Deduplicate

For each candidate task:

Call library_pm_query to check for existing tasks with similar summary
Skip if duplicate found

Step 4: Draft Tasks

Present list of proposed tasks:

1. [VERIFY] Security — JWT validation works → COS task
2. [CONFLICT] Frameworks — Feb vs March schema status → COS task
3. [PLANNED] Notifications — scheduled for Q3 → COS task

Step 5: Create (with approval)

Ask: "Create these N tasks? (yes / no / select)"

If yes: call library_pm_create_task for each
If select: let user pick which ones

Step 6: Clear Tags

After task creation, remove the tag from the wiki article. The tag's lifecycle: tag in vault → task in PM → tag removed.

Token Budget

Weight: Light Estimated context cost: ~800 tokens Subagent delegation: No

MCP Tools Used

library_vault_parse — scan tags
library_pm_query — deduplicate
library_pm_create_task — create tasks
library_config_get — project mapping