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omh-triage

Multi-role consensus triage of an issue backlog.

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# OMH Triage — Consensus Backlog Grooming

> **v0.1 status:** This skill is **deliberately small**. It ships with two roles (Maintainer, Skeptic) and is being battle-tested before more roles are added. The full design hypothesis (Maintainer / Operator / Architect / Member-advocate / Skeptic) lives in [witt3rd/oh-my-hermes#9](https://github.com/witt3rd/oh-my-hermes/issues/9). The next concrete milestone (Operator role for version-cut planning pressure) is tracked at [witt3rd/oh-my-hermes#11](https://github.com/witt3rd/oh-my-hermes/issues/11). Roles will be added as lived rounds surface real tensions that the current set cannot represent. The discipline here is *learn through use, then expand* — the inverse of authoring all five roles up-front against imagined friction.

## When to Use

- Periodically grooming an issue backlog (default cadence: before each version cut, when ≥10 issues have accumulated since the last pass, or when a major refactor/migration just landed and may have moved issue premises)
- After a fast-moving development arc (multiple migrations or refactors in days/weeks) that may have superseded several open issues
- When the user says: "triage", "groom the backlog", "walk the issues", "what's stale"

## When NOT to Use

- A single ambiguous issue that needs design (use `omh-deep-interview` then `omh-ralplan`)
- A backlog that's never been groomed and has hundreds of issues (do a manual first-pass cull first; this skill is for keeping a curated backlog honest, not for archaeology on a rotted one)
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