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ZeroClaw Project Triage Snapshot (2026-02-18)

As-of date: February 18, 2026.

This snapshot captures open PR/issue signals to guide docs and information-architecture work.

Data Source

Collected via GitHub CLI against zeroclaw-labs/zeroclaw:

  • gh repo view ...
  • gh pr list --state open --limit 500 ...
  • gh issue list --state open --limit 500 ...
  • gh pr/issue view <id> ... for docs-relevant items

Repository Pulse

  • Open PRs: 30
  • Open Issues: 24
  • Stars: 11,220
  • Forks: 1,123
  • Default branch: master
  • License metadata on GitHub API: Other (not MIT-detected)

PR Label Pressure (Open PRs)

Top signals by frequency:

  1. risk: high — 24
  2. experienced contributor — 14
  3. size: S — 14
  4. ci — 11
  5. size: XS — 10
  6. dependencies — 7
  7. principal contributor — 6

Implication for docs:

  • CI/security/service changes remain high-churn areas.
  • Operator-facing docs should prioritize “what changed” visibility and fast troubleshooting paths.

Issue Label Pressure (Open Issues)

Top signals by frequency:

  1. experienced contributor — 12
  2. enhancement — 8
  3. bug — 4

Implication for docs:

  • Feature and performance requests still outpace explanatory docs.
  • Troubleshooting and operational references should be kept near the top navigation.

Docs-Relevant Open PRs

  • #716 — OpenRC support (service behavior/docs impact)
  • #725 — shell completion commands (CLI docs impact)
  • #732 — CI action replacement (contributor workflow docs impact)
  • #759 — daemon/channel response handling fix (channel troubleshooting impact)
  • #679 — pairing lockout accounting change (security behavior docs impact)

Docs-Relevant Open Issues

  • #426 — explicit request for clearer capabilities documentation
  • #666 — operational runbook and alert/logging guidance request
  • #745 — Docker pull failure (ghcr.io) suggests deployment troubleshooting demand
  • #761 — Armbian compile error highlights platform troubleshooting needs
  • #758 — storage backend flexibility request impacts config/reference docs

Recommended Docs Backlog (Priority Order)

  1. Keep docs IA stable and obvious

    • Maintain docs/SUMMARY.md + collection indexes as canonical nav.
    • Keep localized hubs aligned with the same top-level doc map.

  2. Protect operator discoverability

    • Keep operations-runbook + troubleshooting linked in top-level README/hubs.
    • Add platform-specific troubleshooting snippets when issues repeat.

  3. Track CLI/config drift aggressively

    • Update commands/providers/channels/config references when PRs touching these surfaces merge.

  4. Separate current behavior from proposals

    • Preserve proposal banners in security roadmap docs.
    • Keep runtime-contract docs (config/runbook/troubleshooting) clearly marked.

  5. Maintain snapshot discipline

    • Keep snapshots date-stamped and immutable.
    • Create a new snapshot file for each docs sprint instead of mutating historical snapshots.

Snapshot Caveat

This is a time-bound snapshot (2026-02-18). Re-run the gh queries before planning a new documentation sprint.