sidebar-prioritizer

1# Sidebar Prioritizer
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3Make the sidebar explain what work each task belongs to and what needs attention. This organizes task metadata; it does not resume tasks or change repository worktrees.
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5In the full skills repository, use the available version check and completion telemetry described in [README.md](README.md#repository-integration). Standalone use needs no telemetry helpers.
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7## 1. Choose the requested mode
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9- **Refresh:** Preserve priorities and groups. Update work categories and B7 markers, removing B7 when real work resumes.
10- **Reset and prioritize:** Reassess priorities from current evidence and organize existing priority groups. Preserve custom work categories and pins unless the user requests a different layout.
11- **Audit:** Prepare the same plan without applying changes.
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13An explicit request to reset, organize, or relabel authorizes the reversible sidebar changes. Do not ask again for those changes. A request for a recommendation or schedule alone does not authorize installing a routine.
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15## 2. Inventory the exact sidebar
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17Use the available Codex `list_threads` tool first. Include pinned tasks, all custom-section item IDs, and tasks under the user's named projects. Follow pagination if offered; do not mistake a capped recent-task response for the full sidebar. Read omitted item IDs individually or use the bounded local fallback in [references/local-evidence.md](references/local-evidence.md).
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