[cache-strategy] Daily Cache Strategy Review - 2026-08-14

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Daily Cache Strategy Review

Summary

I reviewed the last 24 hours of cache-memory-enabled workflow runs and found no new actionable cache-strategy issue to file today.

• Linter Miner remains the historical outlier, but the compiled workflow still uses a valid restore-key fallback, so this is not a guaranteed cold-start bug.
• AI Moderator ran twice today with the same valid restore/save pattern and no explicit miss signal in the available artifacts.
• Copilot Agent PR Analysis also retained the same cache-memory restore/save pattern and did not surface a miss signal.

I updated the local cache-strategy records for the four analyzed runs and left the existing Linter Miner issue mapping in known-issues.json untouched to avoid duplication.

Evidence

Run-level notes

• 31825008582 - Linter Miner
  • Current-day artifacts show the cache-memory restore/save path, but the run bundle does not expose a concrete miss indicator.
  • Historical data still shows this workflow as the only repeated cache-strategy concern.
• 31827294286 - AI Moderator
  • Cache-memory restore/save path present, no explicit miss signal found.
• 31827299923 - AI Moderator
  • Same result as the earlier AI Moderator run.
• 31828713577 - Copilot Agent PR Analysis
  • Cache-memory restore/save path present, no explicit miss signal found.

Cache Memory Status

📦 Cache Memory Status

• runs.json updated with 4 new records for 2026-08-14
• index.json updated for Linter Miner, AI Moderator, and Copilot Agent PR Analysis
• known-issues.json already contains the Linter Miner tracking entry, so no duplicate issue was created
• No new cache-strategy issue met the threshold from the available evidence

Generated by 📊 Daily Cache Strategy Analyzer · gpt54mini · 59.7 AIC · ⌖ 1.58 AIC · ⊞ 12.2K · ◷

• expires on Aug 15, 2026, 10:59 AM UTC-08:00

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