[Auto-Triage] Auto-Triage Issues Report

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🏷️ Auto-Triage Issues Report Summary

Report Period: Scheduled run on 2026-11-04 UTC
Issues Processed: 2
Labels Applied: 5 label requests accepted for downstream application
Still Unlabeled: 0 issues failed classification

Key Metrics

• Success Rate: 100% (2 of 2 issues classified)
• Average Confidence: High
• Most Common Classifications: report, enhancement, workflows, copilot, performance (1 issue each)

Classification Summary

Issue	Applied Labels	Confidence	Key Reasoning
#74675	report	High	Bracket-prefixed generated title plus a Generated by footer matched the deterministic report rule.
#74661	enhancement, workflows, copilot, performance	High	Proposes model-routing changes across nine workflow files to reduce recurring inference cost through Copilot.

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Issue #74675

The machine-generated aggregate-report rule applies, so only report was selected and all other classifications were skipped.

Issue #74661

The proposal adds an operational improvement (enhancement) to agentic workflow definitions (workflows), explicitly uses GitHub Copilot routing (copilot), and targets recurring cost optimization (performance). Author-association metadata was unavailable, so no community label was inferred.

Recommendations

• Verify Model routing: route nine Claude Code workflows that still run on claude-sonnet-5 #74661 author association during human review if community attribution is required.
• No issues required needs-triage; continue the next scheduled pass for newly unlabeled issues.

Confidence Assessment

• Overall Success: High
• Human Review Needed: 0 issues for type or component classification
• Next Step: Apply the next scheduled batch when available.

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Generated by 🔧 Auto-Triage Issues · codex · routed: gpt56 max · ~39 AIC · ⌖ ~2 AIC · ⊞ 463 · ◷

• expires on Nov 4, 2026, 4:42 PM UTC-08:00

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This discussion has been marked as outdated by Auto-Triage Issues.

A newer discussion is available at Discussion #74769.