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Touches the agent turn loop, compaction, or agent events

Touches the model API client, authentication, or request wire

Touches config loading, layering, or credential discovery

Touches the engine, its protocol, or the drivers that run it

Touches hooks, skills, packages, or MCP integration

Touches permission rules, modes, or the approval gate

Touches session storage, listing, or resume

Touches slash commands or their pickers

Touches the built-in tools such as bash, read, edit, grep, and glob

Touches terminal UI rendering, input, or theming

A defect where behavior differs from what is documented or intended (fix)

Maintenance with no user-facing change, such as tooling or housekeeping (chore)

Changes to CI, release, or build workflows (ci)

Applied to PRs that update dependencies, by Renovate or by hand

Needs a maintainer decision, recorded in docs/design/ before closing

Changes confined to README, docs/, or other documentation (docs)

Closed because another issue or PR already tracks it

A new user-facing capability or an extension of one (feat)

A parent issue that groups several sub-issues under one theme

Self-contained and well specified, suitable for a first contribution

The maintainer welcomes an outside contribution

Closed because it is not reproducible or not actionable

Faster or leaner behavior with no functional change (perf)

Asks for information and needs an answer before any work

Restructured code that preserves behavior (refactor)

Adds or changes tests only

Closed because it is out of scope or will not be done