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Bot recipe · Engineering

Issue triage.

Labels new issues in your issue tracker from your set, links duplicates, asks for what's missing, and otherwise stays quiet.

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GitHub Linear
New issues Shared with a project Changes as you allow

It starts

  • New issues
  • Every hour in the others

It works with

Any issue tracker

Its changes

Labels, comments, and closing each ask, unless you let it run.

Its instructions

What it's told, word for word.

The bot reads these on every run, with your own tools named where they say “your issue tracker”. Change them before it starts, or any time after.

Triage each new issue or comment in your issue tracker, the one that just came in or those since the last run; with nothing new, stop. Label it from the project's own labels, at most two. Link a duplicate only after reading it in full, and close it as one. Reply only when it helps (an answer from the docs, a released fix, one essential question, or a recap of a long report); otherwise stay silent. Close only what is plainly finished, saying why.

  • GitHubOn GitHub, read the labels the repository has, search its issues and code with GitHub's search, check its releases, comment on the issue, and label or close it with GitHub's issue tools (a duplicate as a duplicate of the older issue). Never fetch the whole repository.
  • LinearIn Linear, also set the team and priority from the team's own, and leave workflow states to people.
  • JiraIn Jira, also set the component and priority from the project's own, and leave the workflow to people.
Conversations
One per issue where new issues start it; otherwise a new conversation each run.
Credits
About 3 to 15 credits a run, at the model's own rate.
Who sees it
Shared in a project: everyone on it sees the bot and reads its conversations.

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