## Summary
Adds a GitHub Action workflow that **automatically applies `Product-*`
labels** to issues, reducing manual triage effort.
### How it works
**Two-tier approach:**
1. **Deterministic mapping** — Parses the structured "Area(s) with
issue?" dropdown from bug report templates and maps selections to the
correct `Product-` label via a hardcoded lookup table.
2. **AI inference (Copilot fallback)** — When no product is resolved
from the structured field (e.g., feature requests without the area
field), calls GitHub Models API (`gpt-4.1-mini`) to infer the product
from issue title + body.
### Trigger modes
| Trigger | Use case |
|---------|----------|
| `issues: [opened]` | Auto-labels every new issue |
| `workflow_dispatch` (single) | Test on one specific issue with dry-run
|
| `workflow_dispatch` (batch) | Process all open issues missing Product-
labels |
### Safety features
- **Label validation** — checks each label exists in the repo before
applying
- **Dry-run mode** — logs what would happen without modifying issues
- **Concurrency control** — prevents duplicate runs
- **Conservative AI prompt** — only labels products the issue is
*primarily* about
### Testing performed
Tested locally against 10 real issues with `Needs-Triage` and no
`Product-*` label:
- **6/10 resolved deterministically** (correct labels applied via `gh
issue edit`)
- **4/10 tested AI inference** via GitHub Models API:
- #47482 (CmdPal Dock) → `Product-Command Palette` ✅
- #47474 (grab and move + fancy zones) → `Product-FancyZones` ✅
- #47476 (modular download) → `[]` (correctly abstained) ✅
- #47478 (Quick Access pinning) → improved prompt to avoid over-labeling
### Files changed
| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `.github/workflows/auto-label-product.yml` | The GitHub Action |
| `.github/policies/resourceManagement.yml` | Removed redundant
Workspaces-only regex rule |
| `tools/Test-AutoLabelProduct.ps1` | Local PowerShell test script for
dry-run testing |
### Mapping validated against actual repo labels
Confirmed all label names in the mapping exist in the repo via `gh label
list --search "Product-"`.
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
