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omh-triage-driver
Drive omh-triage: when to invoke, how to run rounds.
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# OMH Triage Driver — Driving a Triage Run
> **v0.1 status:** Like the worker skill (`omh-triage`), this dispatcher's playbook is deliberately small. Pitfalls accumulate through lived rounds. The `omh-ralplan-driver` skill is the structural model — that one shipped to 25 numbered pitfalls only after multiple real runs surfaced each failure mode. This one starts at T1–T6 and grows.
## When You Are the Orchestrator
You are the orchestrator if you are dispatching `omh-triage` against a backlog and intending to land verdicts (closures, recasts, version targeting) on real issues.
You are not the orchestrator if you are running `omh-triage` as an experiment to see what the skill produces (no execution intent). For experiments, skip the user sign-off gate and just observe — but mark the run as exploratory in any output doc.
## Pre-flight Discipline
Before invoking `omh-triage`: