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Triage the open questions backlog. Group by topic, flag overdue items, propose resolutions or promotions, offer to move resolved items to .resolved/. Invoked when the user says "triage open questions", "what's blocking me", or "review the open questions list".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/memex:open-questions-triageThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- Glob `<ops-root>/.open-questions/*.md` (exclude `.resolved/`)
<ops-root>/.open-questions/*.md (exclude .resolved/)title, slug, status, owner, created, updatedstatus: resolved in its frontmatter is treated as resolved even if it hasn't been moved to .resolved/ (matches docsite behaviour as of 0.1.0a2).Note. The docsite's
/open-questionsview lists the same files. Browser-driven submissions land in this same folder and append a line tolog.md, so a triage pass and a docsite browse are looking at the same data.
Group the list by:
<1 week, 1–4 weeks, 1–3 months, 3+ months## Context paragraphowner: unassigned AND age > 2 weeks → flag as needs-ownerstatus: open AND age > 90 days → flag as overdueTODO/TBD markers inside the question body → surface themPresent the triage as a table. Columns: slug | title | age | owner | flags.
Group by age bucket, newest first within each.
For each overdue or overlong question, propose one of:
## Resolution with date and move to .resolved/.resolved/ with resolution = "no longer applicable"updated: to now)entities/<slug>/README.md or similar, then mark the open question resolved with a link to the new pageCarry out the actions one by one. Each action:
updated:).resolved/ (use git mv if available, else filesystem move)log.md entry with event: open-q-resolved | <slug>Summary: how many questions were reviewed, how many resolved / split / demoted / escalated / promoted. Flag any remaining needs-owner items.
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