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loop-triage

Skill1 starsChanged 3 months agoMITView on GitHub

Goal: Read CI results, open findings, pending reports, and system alerts; produce a prioritized actionable picture for the OWNEX Work Cycles.

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    Goal: Read CI results, open findings, pending reports, and system alerts.

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SKILL.md

Loop Triage — OWNEX Triage Skill

Goal: Read CI results, open findings, pending reports, and system alerts; produce a prioritized actionable picture for the OWNEX Work Cycles.

Scheduling

  • Recommended: /loop 1d — run once per day for morning triage
  • Active sprints: /loop 2h — faster signal during intensive cycles

Inputs

  • STATE.md — previous loop state
  • Findings with status=pending or status=in_review
  • Reports with status=draft
  • System health data (pulse:alert events)
  • Recent CI/build failures (if CI available)

Outputs

  • Updated STATE.md with:
    • High Priority: items that need immediate action (critical vulns, expired creds, broken pipelines)
    • Watch List: items aging without resolution (reports >48h old, findings >72h old)
    • Recent Noise: items correctly ignored this run
  • Optional: Event bus publishes loop:triage:completed with priority items

Phases

  1. REPORT — Collect current state from all sources
  2. DISCOVER — Find new items (pending findings, draft reports)
  3. TRIAGE — Score and prioritize each item
  4. CLASSIFY — Assign owner/app based on type
  5. NOTIFY — Publish results + update STATE.md

Human Handoff Points

  • Critical-severity vulnerabilities
  • Payout decisions ($ amounts)
  • Out-of-scope determinations
  • Credential rotation approvals

Failure Modes

FailureMitigation
Triage noise on healthy systemTighten priority thresholds
False positivesLog as noise; tune classifier
Missed critical itemsAdd event bus subscriptions for critical paths
STATE.md grows unboundedPrune resolved items every run

Cost Profile

ScenarioTokens/run
No-op (nothing new)~5k
Full triage~50k
With auto-fix (L2)~200k

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