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issue-triage

Triaging error reports — prioritization, ownership, and keeping the backlog actionable — works with any error tracker.

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## Overview

An error tracker without triage becomes a write-only database of sadness:
thousands of open issues, nobody looking. Triage is the discipline of
regularly reviewing new errors, assigning ownership, and keeping the backlog
a true reflection of product health. This skill covers the process.

## When to use

- Setting up a triage rotation or process for error reports
- Prioritizing which errors to fix first (frequency × severity)
- Defining ownership of errors across teams/services
- Reducing a massive untriaged backlog to something manageable
- Deciding when to ignore, mute, or archive error issues
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