feat(agents): triage defer subtypes + partial-rollout linkage rule#273
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feat(agents): triage defer subtypes + partial-rollout linkage rule#273
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Step 1 broadens child-of-open-parent detection (prose references and file-overlap, not just Fixes/Closes). Outcome 4 splits Defer into Out-of-cycle / Blocked-on / Fold candidate so blocked issues always leave a resurfacing trigger comment. Bundling adds an explicit Refs-vs-Closes rule for partial-rollout PRs (motivated by adcp-client#937 closing #935 despite shipping only 1 of 5 kinds). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Aligns this repo's triage prompt with the canonical change in adcontextprotocol/adcp: broader detection of child-of-open-parent issues, a three-flavor split of the Defer outcome, and an explicit linkage rule for partial-rollout PRs.
What changes
Step 1 — broader child-of-open-parent detection. Now triggers on:
Fixes #N/Closes #Nreferences (existing)mainOutcome 4 — Defer split into three flavors:
Blocked-on: #N — resurfaces on mergeregardless of author tier. The comment is the audit trail and the resurfacing trigger.Linkage rule for partial-rollout PRs. When the issue proposes multiple items and the PR ships a subset, the body uses
Refs #N, notCloses #N.Closesis reserved for PRs that fulfill the entire issue scope. Motivated by adcp-client#937, which closed #935 despite shipping only 1 of 5 proposedStoryboardStepHintkinds — the Bundling spirit said "leave the parent open," but the PR-drafting step emittedCloses #Nby reflex. The new rule makes it explicit.Why now
The motivating gap: triage runs that defer an issue blocked on an open PR currently apply
claude-triagedand go silent for repo members. The dependency disappears — when the parent PR merges, nothing resurfaces the child issue. Same shape as the linkage bug, just on the opposite side: bot's intent ("track this work") and bot's wire-output ("close it / silently defer") were misaligned.No PR-creation logic changes. No expert cycles burned on deferred issues. Just better dependency tracking and clearer linkage discipline.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com