syntaqxRoutines can find work for you to approve: a Find work group of starting points proposes issues rather than making changes, each waiting for your yes before anyone (or @g1t) picks it up. What people keep asking for (the week's #support and #feedback, each recurring ask an issue with who asked), Worth fixing (TODOs, flaky tests, slow pages and production errors, the few worth doing with their size) and Next steps (when a milestone closes, the next three issues toward the plan, and why these first). Where it lands gains Issues to approve, and How a routine works says a routine can propose issues. Still every control off. Checked: apps/web tsc -b.dc6cb01History
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