docs(triage): rename the label taxonomy to scoped priority/autonomy/role #1067
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Updates the
tooling-issue-prioritizationskill for the label taxonomy Kai moved to scoped, exclusive labels on 2026-08-15.The rename
Two entries are semantic rather than spelling.
live-collabmeans a human has to be present, whereinteractivedescribed a mid-flight checkpoint - the pair now splits on scheduled time versus queue latency. Andautonomy/epicis not a ceiling at all: it earns its place in the autonomy group precisely because the group is exclusive, which is what stops an epic being dispatched as a single task.The new
role/*axis answers the questionasync-consultkept swallowing. It said a human was needed but never which one, so a director's decision queue and an operator's action queue arrived as one undifferentiated pile.Recorded as a breaking change, because it is one
umbra'sresolveDispatchIssuematches these label strings and is not updated here. I have no umbra checkout and could not verify it, so the docs name the failure mode rather than assert a fix: nothing errors, every issue stops matching, everything falls to the fail-closed default, and the burndown queue silently empties while looking healthy. Tracked separately.Also recorded: the surface names and the label names were deliberately one vocabulary and are not any more. A matcher can no longer treat them as interchangeable.
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The 4000-char documentation cap rejected the first pass, so four references were split out rather than the content cut:
label-taxonomy.md- the three axes, the rename table, why role and epic existtarget-shape.md- the P0 net-then-confirm rules and the percentile bandsdispatch-gate.md- the enforcing half and the rename hazardassignment-method.md, where it belongsOne test asserted on the old spelling in doc content and is updated in the same commit.
pre-commit runand the contract tests pass.Not in this PR
The org-label sync to
coilyco-bridgeandcoilyco-flight-deck. Thecoilyco-opstoken is an org member rather than an owner, so everyorg-labelwrite returns 403 on all three orgs. That needs Kai's own credentials or an admin token.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
The coilyco-gaming org label set moved to scoped, exclusive labels on 2026-08-15. This updates the skill that encodes the old names and meanings. - P0-P4 -> priority/P0-P4 - consult -> autonomy/async-consult, headless -> autonomy/headless, interactive -> autonomy/live-collab - IRL -> role/human, plus a new role/{ai,creator,design,engineer,qa} axis - new autonomy/epic Two entries are semantic rather than spelling. live-collab means a human has to be present, where interactive described a mid-flight checkpoint. And epic is not a ceiling at all: it earns its place in the autonomy group because the group is exclusive, which is what stops an epic being dispatched as one task. The gate in umbra's resolveDispatchIssue matches these strings and is not updated here, so the rename is recorded as a breaking change with the failure mode named: nothing errors, every issue stops matching, everything falls to the fail-closed default, and the burndown queue silently empties. Split four references out to stay under the 4000-char documentation cap: label-taxonomy, target-shape, dispatch-gate, and the thread-reading lesson moved into assignment-method where it belongs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Kai Siren <coilysiren@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>