chore: enhance triage workflow with autonomous analysis and batch planning

[joshsmithxrm]

Summary

• Enhanced /triage with autonomous analysis mode - Claude determines field values based on issue context
• Complete rewrite of /create-issue with GraphQL project field integration
• Enhanced /plan-work with --target, --batch, --epic options for project-aware planning
• Added Priority/Size dropdowns to issue templates
• Updated settings to reduce approval interruptions for routine operations

Changes

/triage command

• Added Section 5 "Autonomous Analysis (Preferred)" with criteria tables for Type, Priority, Size, Status, Target
• Added Section 11 "Suggest Work Batches" with predefined batch groups

/create-issue command

• Complete rewrite with GraphQL project field integration
• Supports --type, --priority, --size, --target, --parent options
• Auto-adds to project and sets all 5 fields via GraphQL mutations

/plan-work command

• Added --target, --batch, --epic, --limit options
• Added predefined batches table (meta-process, tui-enhancements, phase-3-traces, etc.)
• Added Section 3 "Validate Project Fields" before creating worktrees

Issue templates

• feature_request.yml: Added optional Priority and Size dropdowns
• bug_report.yml: Added optional Severity and Fix Complexity dropdowns

Other

• CLAUDE.md: Added rule to link related issues in PR body
• settings.json: Promoted routine operations from "ask" to "allow"

Test plan

• Run /triage and verify autonomous analysis mode works
• Run /create-issue and verify project fields are set
• Run /plan-work --batch tui-enhancements and verify batch selection
• Create test issue via template and verify dropdowns appear

Relates to #238

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the development workflow by introducing more automation and robust code quality checks. It refines issue management commands to allow for autonomous triage and more granular work planning, while also integrating custom Roslyn analyzers and detailed code scanning configurations to maintain high code standards. The overall aim is to streamline issue creation, triage, and planning processes, and to proactively enforce architectural guidelines and best practices.

Highlights

• Enhanced Triage Workflow: The /triage command now includes an 'Autonomous Analysis' mode where Claude automatically determines field values (Type, Priority, Size, Status, Target) based on issue context and predefined criteria. It also suggests logical work batches for /plan-work.
• Rewritten Issue Creation: The /create-issue command has been completely rewritten to integrate with GraphQL project fields, allowing automatic addition to projects and setting of all five fields (Type, Priority, Size, Status, Target) via GraphQL mutations. It also supports new options like --type, --priority, --size, --target, and --parent.
• Advanced Work Planning: The /plan-work command gains new options (--target, --batch, --epic, --limit) for more flexible issue selection. It also introduces predefined batch groups and a validation step to ensure all selected issues have been properly triaged with Size and Target fields.
• Code Quality Tooling Integration: New Roslyn analyzers (PPDS.Analyzers) have been added to enforce architectural patterns and detect common issues like sync-over-async and fire-and-forget async calls in constructors. A comprehensive CODE_SCANNING.md document outlines the configuration for CodeQL, Copilot, Gemini, and these new Roslyn analyzers, including disabled rules and bot review assessments.
• Streamlined Operations: Routine git and gh commands (e.g., rm, git pull, git rebase, gh pr create, gh issue create, gh project) have been moved from 'ask' to 'allow' in settings.json, reducing interruptions for common operations.
• Improved Issue Templates: Issue templates (bug_report.yml, feature_request.yml) now include optional dropdowns for Severity/Fix Complexity and Priority/Size Estimate, respectively, to gather initial triage information.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly enhances the development workflow by introducing autonomous analysis in the /triage command, project-aware batch planning in /plan-work, and a complete rewrite of /create-issue with deep GitHub Projects integration. The addition of a dedicated Roslyn analyzer project (PPDS.Analyzers) to enforce architectural rules at compile time is an excellent step towards improving code quality and consistency. The accompanying documentation for code scanning and AI-assisted reviews is thorough and will be very valuable.

My review includes two high-severity comments. One addresses the brittleness of using hardcoded GitHub Project IDs in the /create-issue command design, and the other raises concerns about the security implications of allowing the AI agent to perform destructive file operations without confirmation. Overall, this is a very strong set of improvements.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR enhances the triage workflow by introducing autonomous issue analysis, adding Roslyn analyzers for architectural enforcement, and improving Claude command documentation with GraphQL-based project field management.

Key Changes:

• Added three new Roslyn analyzers (PPDS006, PPDS012, PPDS013) for compile-time architectural enforcement
• Completely rewrote /create-issue command with GraphQL project field integration
• Enhanced /triage command with autonomous analysis mode that determines field values based on issue context
• Enhanced /plan-work command with batch selection and project field validation

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 21 out of 21 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

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File	Description
src/PPDS.Analyzers/Rules/UseEarlyBoundEntitiesAnalyzer.cs	New analyzer to detect string literals in QueryExpression constructors
src/PPDS.Analyzers/Rules/NoSyncOverAsyncAnalyzer.cs	New analyzer to detect sync-over-async patterns
src/PPDS.Analyzers/Rules/NoFireAndForgetInCtorAnalyzer.cs	New analyzer to detect fire-and-forget async calls in constructors
src/PPDS.Analyzers/DiagnosticIds.cs	Defines diagnostic IDs and categories for all analyzers
src/PPDS.Analyzers/PPDS.Analyzers.csproj	New analyzer project targeting netstandard2.0
src/PPDS.Cli/Services/ServiceRegistration.cs	Added pragma warnings to suppress PPDS012 analyzer for legitimate sync-over-async
src/PPDS.Cli/PPDS.Cli.csproj	Integrated analyzer project reference
PPDS.Sdk.sln	Added PPDS.Analyzers project to solution
CLAUDE.md	Added rule to link related issues in PR body
.github/copilot-instructions.md	New file with Copilot review guidance on architecture and patterns
.github/codeql/codeql-config.yml	Added query filters to disable style rules conflicting with project conventions
.github/CODE_SCANNING.md	New comprehensive documentation of code scanning tools configuration
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.yml	Added optional Priority and Size dropdowns
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml	Added optional Severity and Fix Complexity dropdowns
.editorconfig	Added CS8981 suppression for generated code with lowercase type names
.claude/settings.json	Promoted routine git/gh operations from "ask" to "allow"
.claude/commands/triage.md	Added autonomous analysis mode with criteria tables and batch suggestions
.claude/commands/plan-work.md	Added --target, --batch, --epic options with predefined batch table
.claude/commands/create-issue.md	Complete rewrite with GraphQL mutations for project field management
.gemini/config.yaml	New Gemini Code Assist configuration
.gemini/styleguide.md	New comprehensive style guide for Gemini with architecture patterns

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