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[detection-analysis] Detection Analysis Report — 2026-10-07 #66702
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Summary
Note
No misconfigured
gh-aw-detectionworkflows were detected in this window. Every classifiable run in the window had detection enabled (default or explicittrue); no workflow explicitly disabled detection (gh-aw-detection: false) while running, so rules 1 and 3 found nothing to flag. Everydetectionjob that executed completed successfully (166 success / 3 skipped, 0 failures), so rule 2 found nothing to flag either.Comparison Chart
Because zero regular (detection-disabled) runs occurred in this window, the "Regular Runs" group is empty (0 runs, 0% success rate, 0 avg tokens) — this reflects the data, not a charting error. The repo does have workflows that set
gh-aw-detection: falsein source (59.mdfiles, mostlysmoke-*andengine-conformance-*harnesses that intentionally skip detection for isolated engine testing), but none of them executed during the observed window.Detection-enabled runs: 175 total, 141 succeeded (80.6%), 34 failed, averaging ~113,456 tokens/run.
Misconfigured Workflows
No misconfigured workflows detected in this window.
View All Run Metrics
Aggregate metrics (175 classifiable runs):
Per-workflow breakdown (top 15 by run count, all detection-enabled):
Plus 45 additional workflows with 1 run each in this window (full list available on request).
Data-availability note: 136 of the 311 total runs in the window had no
aw_info.json/run_summary.jsontelemetry downloaded (GitHub Actions run metadata only), so their detection status could not be classified. Of these, 81 failed, 51 succeeded, 3 had no conclusion recorded, and 1 was a startup failure. The most frequent workflows in this bucket were Daily Trajectory Grader Implementer (18 runs), PR Sous Chef (18), AI Moderator (15), PR Code Quality Reviewer (12), Impeccable Skills Reviewer (11), Ponytail Reviewer (11), Test Quality Sentinel (11), and Matt Pocock Skills Reviewer (11). This is a log-collection gap (missing per-run telemetry artifacts), distinct from a detection misconfiguration — it is called out here for visibility but not counted toward the misconfigured-workflow findings above.View Historical Trend
Trend computed from 7 daily snapshots within the last 30 days in cache-memory history (
trending/detection-metrics/history.jsonl, 13 total entries since 2026-09-01, 6 older than the 30-day window excluded).Recommendations
gh-aw-detectionconfiguration — all actively-running scheduled/triggered workflows in this window use detection in its default (enabled) state, and no detection job failures were observed.aw_info.json/run_summary.json), including 81 outright failures. Workflows likedaily-trajectory-grader-implementer,pr-sous-chef,ai-moderator, and the skills-reviewer family account for most of this gap and are worth checking for early-stage failures (e.g., setup/build steps before the agent job starts) that prevent telemetry generation — this masks visibility into whether detection is configured correctly for those runs.All reactions