state-hub/dashboard/src/docs/wsjf-triage.md

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title: WSJF Triage
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# WSJF Triage

The Daily WSJF Triage page reviews the append-only reports produced by the
Custodian daily triage runner. The producer is tracked by `CUST-WP-0044`; the
dashboard page is only a read surface for `daily_triage` progress events.

The page loads the latest reports from:

```text
GET /progress/?event_type=daily_triage&limit=14
```

Each event carries the report under `detail.report`, with a summary and a list
of recommendations. Candidate values are resolved through
`/workplans/index` so file-backed workplans can link to their
workplan detail pages.

## How to read recommendations

Recommendations are advisory, not authoritative. They help decide where to look
first, but they do not change workplan status, task status, ownership, or
priority. Acting on a recommendation still belongs to the operator, the
workplan owner, or a follow-up implementation workplan.

Confidence labels mean:

| Confidence | Meaning |
|---|---|
| high | State Hub summary, workplan file, and recent progress agree |
| medium | Summary data is supported by at least one corroborating source |
| low | The signal is stale, incomplete, or mostly inferred |

## Action vocabulary

| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
| `work-next` | Best next executable task |
| `close-out` | Finish closure review and mark done when appropriate |
| `revisit` | Re-read and refresh before execution |
| `split` | Break an oversized workplan into smaller plans |
| `park` | Move out of active focus |
| `needs-human` | Human decision or approval needed |
| `needs-cross-agent` | Another repo or agent is the right owner |
| `needs-consistency-sync` | File, DB, or index state should be reconciled |

## Pattern view

The pattern table aggregates recommendations in the loaded 14-day window. It is
useful for spotting recurring human gates, stale revisit signals, or workplans
that keep surfacing as the next best piece of work.

No write controls live on this page. It is intentionally a review page so the
daily runner remains a focus surface, not an execution loop.