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morning-triage
Discovery for an autonomous loop — find this turn's work instead of being handed it. Reads what changed since the last run (failed CI, new issues, merged commits), judges what's actually worth acting on, writes findings to a durable state file, and hands each off to the SDLC loop with a stop-condition. Use as the first move of a scheduled loop, or by hand to plan a session. Read-only on code; never edits, opens PRs, or merges.
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# Morning triage — the loop's discovery move
A loop has five moves: **discovery → handoff → verification → persistence → scheduling**
(see [docs/20-loops.md](../../docs/20-loops.md)). This skill is **discovery** — the move that
finds the work. Skip it and you have the "blind loop": automated *doing* but a human still
spends every morning deciding *what* to do. Discovery sets the ceiling on the whole loop —
surface work of no value and the other four moves serve nothing.
The point is to let the loop find its own work, then stop exactly where a human should decide.
## Read — the discovery inputs
Look at what changed since the last run (use `gh` and `git`; read-only):
