Case study: Issue Triage Board
The entire open-issue backlog as one interactive board — 98 issues triaged in a single session instead of a week of grooming.
Problem. A fast-moving solo repo accumulates open issues faster than any grooming ritual clears them. At the time this board was generated the backlog stood at 98 open issues spanning bugs, adoption work, and milestone bundles — too many to hold in one head, too interconnected for a flat list.
Approach. Instead of paging through GitHub, the session pulled the full backlog and rendered it as a decision board: every issue a card, milestones as swimlanes, and drag-to-triage buckets. The output of a triage pass is not a spreadsheet — it is a composed execution prompt listing the chosen batch, ready to paste back into the next working session.
What it demonstrates. The pattern behind most Lab artifacts: pull real state, render it as a manipulable surface, and make the copy-out artifact an instruction, not a report. The board is a point-in-time snapshot by design — triage decisions are consumed immediately, so freshness matters less than decision speed.
Case study: CC Adoption Wave Explorer
How an automated release-watch pipeline turns 3 Claude Code releases into 37 scored adoption issues and one interactive triage dashboard.
Case study: Session Standing Board
A drag-to-triage standing board for session outcomes, with full keyboard and touch support — the accessibility reference for Lab decision boards.
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