diff --git a/.agents/skills/triage-issues/SKILL.md b/.agents/skills/triage-issues/SKILL.md
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@@ -12,7 +12,10 @@ Turn an unbounded issue queue into a short list of maintainer decisions. Three p
 - **CLOSE-FIXED** — behavior fixed by a merged change. Ready action: close comment naming the commit/PR and the release that carries it.
 - **CLOSE-DUPLICATE** — same failure as an existing issue. Keep the issue with the better evidence, close the other naming it.
 - **CLOSE-DECLINE** — a feature or behavior the product should not take (the `pr-review` skill's whim/scope grounds apply). Ready action: honest close comment; where a real ache underlies it, salvage per the pr-review skill's rule.
-- **FEATURE-DECISION** — a plausible feature only the maintainer can judge. Ready action: the product question in one line plus drafted comments for both answers. These go to the maintainer as a numbered list, like the PR triage's Product fit block.
+- **FEATURE-DECISION** — a plausible feature only the maintainer can judge. Ready action: the product question in one line plus drafted comments for both answers. These go to the maintainer as a numbered list, like the PR triage's Product fit block. The maintainer's answer resolves the issue's fate mechanically:
+  - **"так" (wanted)** → post the acceptance comment (what was approved and, when known, the welcome implementation shape), add the `accepted` label, and leave it open. `accepted` marks the decision as made — later sweeps never re-ask an `accepted` issue, and `label:accepted` is the implementation roadmap for agents and contributors.
+  - **"ні" (declined)** → post the drafted decline comment (with ache salvage where one underlies it) and close as not planned.
+  - A conditional answer ("так, але тільки як настройка", "ні в такому вигляді, але X — так") is folded into the posted comment verbatim in spirit — the maintainer's condition becomes the recorded scope.
 
 ## Phase 1 — Mechanical sweep