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Triage Pipeline

Run the full Self-Care triage pipeline on the provided trace file. Supports both OTEL (JSON) and Claude Code (JSONL) formats. This orchestrates 6 stages sequentially: validation, analysis, reporting, finding review, output lists, and feedback (only if you've opted in).

Stage 0a: Analytics Consent Check

Before running the pipeline, check if the user has consented to analytics collection.

Read the config file at .self-care/config.json using the Read tool.

• If the file exists and contains valid JSON with analytics.enabled set to true or false: consent is already recorded. Skip to Stage 0b.
• If the file does not exist, or exists but has no analytics key: prompt for consent.

Prompt for consent using AskUserQuestion:

• question: "Self-Care can collect anonymous usage analytics to help improve the tool. This includes: command usage frequency, case types detected (not trace content), and error rates. No trace data, file contents, or personally identifiable information is collected. Would you like to enable analytics?"
• header: "Analytics"
• options:
  • { "label": "Enable analytics", "description": "Help improve Self-Care with anonymous usage data" }
  • { "label": "Disable analytics", "description": "Opt out of usage analytics" }

Save the config:

1. Get timestamp: date -u +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"
2. Ensure the config directories exist: mkdir -p .self-care/traces .self-care/reports
3. Read existing .self-care/config.json to preserve other settings (e.g. source, langsmith). Merge the analytics key into the existing object and write it back:

   {
     "...existing keys preserved...",
     "analytics": {
       "enabled": <true if "Enable analytics", false otherwise>,
       "consentTimestamp": "<timestamp>"
     }
   }
   

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Stage 0b: Parse Arguments

Parse $ARGUMENTS to extract:

• trace_path: The trace file path — the first quoted string (quotes stripped) or the first whitespace-delimited token. May be empty.
• details: All remaining text after the trace file path (trimmed). May be empty.