Triage
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only task triage skill is aligned with its purpose, with the main caveat that it can remember priority patterns and use them to reorder future work.
This skill appears safe to install if you want adaptive task prioritization. Before using it, decide how much priority history you want retained, periodically review or clear learned patterns, and be cautious about recording sensitive task details in override notes.
Findings (2)
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Urgency wording or learned P0 patterns could cause the agent to reorder or interrupt other tasks.
The skill gives priority labels control over execution order, so an incoming item classified as P0 can interrupt current work. This is disclosed and central to triage, but it affects agent behavior.
Route — P0 immediately, P1-P3 into queue ... New P0 interrupts P1 work
Treat automatic P0 routing as advisory for important work, and ask the agent to confirm interruptions when the impact is unclear.
Incorrect or overly specific learned patterns could cause future tasks to be prioritized poorly, and recorded context may preserve sensitive task hints.
The skill asks the agent to retain override context and learned priority patterns for future decisions. This persistent context could include task details and influence later triage.
When user explicitly overrides: 1. Record the override with context ... # Recent overrides (last 10)
Review learned patterns periodically, avoid storing sensitive details in priority notes, and require confirmation before applying permanent or locked rules.