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taiga-operations Automatically track material IT Infrastructure & Operations implementation in Taiga, including deploys, incidents, maintenance, access, backup, monitoring, and infrastructure changes. Do not use for read-only questions, exploration, status explanations, or unrelated product work.

Taiga Operations

Use this workflow automatically when the prompt requests material IT Infra & Ops work. The user does not need to ask for a Taiga update.

  1. Do not create or update Taiga for reading, investigation without a change, planning only, no-op work, or secrets.
  2. Before creating or activating an item, find the sprint that covers today in WIB. If none exists, create the Monday–Sunday YYYY-WNN Operations sprint, then use it.
  3. Find an existing matching open item before creating a new one. Reuse its local state reference when available.
  4. Classify a standalone daily operation as an Issue. Use one User Story only for one outcome with two or more related Tasks; create those Tasks beneath it.
  5. Every active User Story, Task, and Issue needs an owner, current sprint, one area tag, one source:<agent> tag, and one repo:<name> or system:<name> tag.
  6. Write all Taiga-facing natural-language text in Bahasa Indonesia: titles, descriptions, comments, summaries, verification, blockers, and handoffs. Preserve code, commands, branch/PR names, repository and service names, domains, tags, statuses, and established technical terms in English.
  7. Use the Wiki template for the selected item type. Record only material start, progress, blocked, and verified done events. Never put credentials or sensitive evidence in Taiga or local state.