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Triage issues and pull requests for a solo maintainer. Detect suspicious changes, validate safe PRs, label and comment when needed, and merge or close normal work automatically.

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Solo Maintainer Inbox

Required Context

Read the shared policy first:

PR Workflow

  1. Snapshot the queue with gh pr list --state open.
  2. For each PR, gather metadata with gh pr view --json and inspect changed files with gh pr diff --name-only.
  3. Detect stacked PRs before merging. Merge ancestors first or mark superseded PRs clearly.
  4. Apply the suspicious-change policy. If triggered, stop merge/release actions for that PR.
  5. For safe PRs, run path-appropriate verification:
    • docs-only: formatting or docs checks relevant to the changed files
    • runtime, infra, or workflow changes: npm run build, npm run lint, npm run test, npm run test:e2e
  6. Merge safe, green, mergeable PRs with a linear-history-friendly method such as gh pr merge --squash --delete-branch.

Issue Workflow

  1. Snapshot the issue queue with gh issue list --state open.
  2. Label and classify issues quickly: bug, docs, security, cost, ops, release blocker, or duplicate.
  3. Request missing reproduction data only when the repository cannot infer it from context.
  4. Close duplicates, obsolete reports, or already-fixed issues when evidence is clear.

Output Discipline

  • Leave short evidence for each merge, close, or stop decision.
  • When stopping for suspicious work, preserve changed files, failed checks, and the exact trigger from the shared policy.

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