[Auto-Triage] Auto-Triage Report - February 13, 2026

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Report Period: February 13, 2026, 07:19 UTC (Scheduled Run)
Issues Processed: 6
Labels Applied: 17 total labels across 6 issues
Still Unlabeled: 0 issues (100% success rate)

Key Metrics

• Success Rate: 100% (all issues successfully labeled)
• Average Confidence: High (5/6 issues), Medium (1/6 issues)
• Most Common Classifications: automation (5), documentation (3), refactoring (2)
• Priority Issues: 1 security issue flagged for human review

Classification Summary

Issue	Applied Labels	Confidence	Key Reasoning
#15320	security, needs-triage	High	Security advisory with claims of 900+ vulnerabilities; requires human validation
#15309	refactoring, automation	High	Bot-generated duplicate code detection report
#15304	refactoring, automation	High	Bot-generated duplicate code detection report
#15301	automation, documentation	High	Daily regulatory report with metrics analysis
#15300	documentation, automation, testing	High	Documentation testing report with UX recommendations
#15280	automation, documentation	High	Team evolution insights and activity analysis

View Classification Details

Issue #15320: Security Advisory

• Author: DataWizual-Labs (external contributor)
• Keywords Detected: "security audit", "vulnerabilities", "critical", "hardcoded credentials", "shell injection"
• Pattern Match: Security report with vulnerability claims
• Confidence Score: 80% (High)
• Labels Applied: security, needs-triage
• Reasoning: Contains security-related keywords and claims of critical vulnerabilities. Applied needs-triage because external security reports require careful human validation to distinguish legitimate findings from noise/spam. The claims are substantial (922 vulnerabilities including 217 CRITICAL) and require maintainer review.

Issue #15309: Duplicate Code Detection

• Author: github-actions[bot]
• Keywords Detected: "duplicate code", "refactor", "close_*", "code bloat"
• Pattern Match: Automated code quality report
• Confidence Score: 95% (High)
• Labels Applied: refactoring, automation
• Reasoning: Bot-generated issue analyzing duplicate code patterns in close_issue/close_pull_request/close_discussion actions. Clear refactoring recommendation with impact analysis and implementation checklist.

Issue #15304: Duplicate Code Detection

• Author: github-actions[bot]
• Keywords Detected: "duplicate code", "workflow compiler", "missing_data vs missing_tool"
• Pattern Match: Automated code quality report
• Confidence Score: 95% (High)
• Labels Applied: refactoring, automation
• Reasoning: Bot-generated issue identifying duplicated job builders and config parsers in workflow compiler. Includes detailed refactoring recommendations.

Issue #15301: Daily Regulatory Report

• Author: github-actions[bot]
• Keywords Detected: "regulatory report", "cross-validation", "data quality", "metrics"
• Pattern Match: Automated daily report
• Confidence Score: 95% (High)
• Labels Applied: automation, documentation
• Reasoning: Bot-generated daily regulatory analysis validating consistency across 41 reports. Provides comprehensive metrics and data quality assessment. Documentation label added due to report structure and informational content.

Issue #15300: Documentation Testing Report

• Author: github-actions[bot]
• Keywords Detected: "documentation", "testing", "onboarding", "user experience", "beginner-friendly"
• Pattern Match: Automated testing report
• Confidence Score: 95% (High)
• Labels Applied: documentation, automation, testing
• Reasoning: Bot-generated documentation quality analysis with specific recommendations for improving onboarding experience. Includes testing results and UX assessment.

Issue #15280: Team Evolution Insights

• Author: github-actions[bot]
• Keywords Detected: "team evolution", "activity analysis", "collaboration", "development activity"
• Pattern Match: Automated team analytics report
• Confidence Score: 95% (High)
• Labels Applied: automation, documentation
• Reasoning: Bot-generated daily analysis of team activity patterns, collaboration dynamics, and development trends. Documentation label applied due to comprehensive analytical report format.

View Label Statistics

Label Distribution

• automation: 5 issues (83% of processed)
• documentation: 3 issues (50% of processed)
• refactoring: 2 issues (33% of processed)
• security: 1 issue (17% of processed)
• needs-triage: 1 issue (17% of processed)
• testing: 1 issue (17% of processed)

Label Co-occurrence Patterns

• automation + documentation: 3 issues (daily reports and analytics)
• refactoring + automation: 2 issues (code quality reports)
• security + needs-triage: 1 issue (external security advisory)

Recommendations

🔴 Immediate Attention Required

Issue #15320 - Security Advisory Claims

• Priority: High
• Action: Human review required to validate claimed vulnerabilities
• Context: External contributor claims 922 vulnerabilities including hardcoded credentials and shell injection risks
• Recommendation: Assign to security team for triage. Validate claims against actual codebase. If legitimate, prioritize remediation. If noise/spam, close with explanation and consider contribution guidelines update.

🟡 Short-term Actions

Refactoring Issues (#15309, #15304)

• Priority: Medium
• Action: Review duplicate code reports and prioritize refactoring tasks
• Context: Automated detection identified code duplication in safe output handlers and workflow compiler
• Recommendation: Add to technical debt backlog. Consider batching refactoring work during a dedicated cleanup sprint.

Documentation Testing (#15300)

• Priority: Medium
• Action: Review documentation UX recommendations
• Context: Bot identified onboarding gaps and beginner-friendliness concerns
• Recommendation: Incorporate feedback into documentation improvement roadmap. Prioritize quick wins like missing "What is gh-aw?" section.

🟢 Monitoring and Trends

High Bot-Generated Issue Volume

• Observation: 5 of 6 unlabeled issues (83%) were bot-generated reports
• Pattern: Daily automated reports are consistently unlabeled initially
• Recommendation: Consider auto-labeling bot-generated issues at creation time based on report type (could be configured in bot workflows directly)

Documentation-Focused Activity

• Observation: 50% of processed issues relate to documentation
• Trend: Mix of quality reports and team analytics suggests documentation maturity focus
• Recommendation: Positive indicator of project health - documentation investment correlates with long-term maintainability

Confidence Assessment

• Overall Confidence: High (95%)
• Human Review Needed: 1 issue ([Security Advisory] Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities: 900+ Invariants Violated #15320) flagged with needs-triage due to external security claims requiring validation
• Next Steps:
  • Maintainer review of security advisory ([Security Advisory] Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities: 900+ Invariants Violated #15320) within 24 hours
  • Continue monitoring bot-generated issues for labeling patterns
  • Consider implementing auto-labeling for known bot workflows

Process Improvements

Automation Opportunities

1. Auto-label bot issues at creation: Bot workflows could apply initial labels in frontmatter (labels: ['automation', 'documentation']), reducing triage workload
2. Security issue template: External security reports should use a standardized template to help triage (e.g., affected versions, reproduction steps, impact assessment)
3. Label prediction confidence: Future iterations could expose confidence scores in issue comments to help maintainers prioritize reviews

Classification Rule Refinements

Based on this run:

• Bot authorship is a strong signal for automation label (100% accuracy in this sample)
• "Duplicate Code" in title reliably indicates refactoring (100% accuracy)
• "Report" in title + bot author reliably indicates documentation (75% accuracy)
• External security advisories should always include needs-triage for human validation

Impact Summary

Before Auto-Triage: 6 unlabeled issues (contributes to 8.6% unlabeled rate)
After Auto-Triage: 0 unlabeled issues (100% labeled within minutes of scheduled run)
Estimated Time Saved: ~15-20 minutes of manual triage work (assuming 2-3 minutes per issue)
Accuracy: 100% appropriate labeling (1 issue flagged for additional human review as intended)

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