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github-project-triage

GitHub issue/PR triage: queues, CI, blockers, risk, proof, next actions.

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# GitHub Project Triage

Always use this skill when the user types `triage`, unless the request explicitly targets a non-GitHub domain. From inside a repo, use the current GitHub project by default. Triage means maintainer-facing item cards: URL, what each issue/PR is about, why it matters, author trust, fit, risk, proof/test state, blockers, and next action. Never return only queue numbers or opaque refs.

Output is URL-first: every surfaced issue/PR/repo item must include its GitHub URL in the first line or first sentence for that item. If giving a shortlist, print one URL per item.

Use RepoBar as the first pass only for broad queue discovery across relevant owners/orgs. RepoBar is faster and more profile-aware than hand-rolling `gh repo list` loops, and it already understands repo activity, issue counts, PR counts, local projects, auth, cache, and filters.

## Setup

Prefer a real `repobar` binary when installed. In this workspace it may only exist as a SwiftPM product in `~/Projects/RepoBar`.

```bash
repobar_cmd() {