[aw] Failure Investigator (6h)
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Failure sweep — 2026-08-07 (last 6h)
Fix the Copilot Task-tool policy gate first — it is the only P0 that is 100% reproducible on every retry and blocks any Copilot-engine workflow using subagents. Rebuild the sandbox images second — the CVE gate has been red for 5+ straight days and the fixes already exist upstream.
Cluster table
| Severity |
Cluster |
Workflows |
Runs |
Status |
| P0 |
Copilot CLI Task-tool No model available |
PR Code Quality Reviewer |
§31140894504, §31147686965 |
New sub-issue filed |
| P0 |
Container image critical CVEs, 5+ days red |
Daily Container Image Security Scan |
§31152189112 + 4 prior daily runs |
New sub-issue filed |
| P1 |
Claude Code CLI hits Maximum LLM invocations exceeded (30/30) |
Step Name Alignment |
§31147854623 |
Not filed — dropped by the 2-issue cap this cycle, flagging here so it is not lost |
| P2 |
curl: (35) Recv failure: Connection reset by peer downloading AWF checksums |
jsweep - JavaScript Unbloater |
§31147511863 |
Isolated network flake, no action taken |
| P2 |
permission_denied / CAPIError 422 at Execute GitHub Copilot CLI |
The Great Escapi |
§31149984070 |
Likely by design — workflow intentionally probes firewall escape paths; blocked network calls are the expected outcome, no action taken |
Evidence highlights
audit-diff of §31147686965 vs successful baseline §31146244896 shows api.githubcopilot.com:443 at 64 allowed requests in the baseline vs 0 in the failure — the Task-tool subagent call never reaches the network, confirming a client-side policy/entitlement block, not a firewall or connectivity issue.
- Container scan critical findings span 6 of 7 images (arxiv, ast-grep, context7, grafana, memory, serena) — see the new sub-issue for the full CVE breakdown.
- Step Name Alignment's failure is unrelated to its actual task (step-name checks); it burned its 30-invocation budget on rate-limited retries (
error_status:429) before the Maximum LLM invocations exceeded (30 / 30) guard killed it non-retryably. Worth a follow-up issue if this recurs.
Existing tracking correlation
Checked all 5 open agentic-workflows issues (#49583, #49446, #50687, #48838, #50819) — none cover any of today's clusters; no closures warranted this cycle.
Sub-issues created this cycle
- Fix Copilot CLI Task-tool subagent calls — 100% failure with No model available
- Rebuild scanned container images — critical CVEs have failed the security gate 5+ days straight> Generated by 🔍 [aw] Failure Investigator (6h) · agent · 213.3 AIC · ⊞ 5.2K · ◷
[aw] Failure Investigator (6h)
Parent issue for grouping related issues from [aw] Failure Investigator (6h).
Sub-issues are automatically linked below (max 64 per parent).
Failure sweep — 2026-08-07 (last 6h)
Fix the Copilot Task-tool policy gate first — it is the only P0 that is 100% reproducible on every retry and blocks any Copilot-engine workflow using subagents. Rebuild the sandbox images second — the CVE gate has been red for 5+ straight days and the fixes already exist upstream.
Cluster table
No model availableMaximum LLM invocations exceeded (30/30)curl: (35) Recv failure: Connection reset by peerdownloading AWF checksumspermission_denied/ CAPIError 422 atExecute GitHub Copilot CLIEvidence highlights
audit-diffof §31147686965 vs successful baseline §31146244896 showsapi.githubcopilot.com:443at 64 allowed requests in the baseline vs 0 in the failure — the Task-tool subagent call never reaches the network, confirming a client-side policy/entitlement block, not a firewall or connectivity issue.error_status:429) before theMaximum LLM invocations exceeded (30 / 30)guard killed it non-retryably. Worth a follow-up issue if this recurs.Existing tracking correlation
Checked all 5 open
agentic-workflowsissues (#49583, #49446, #50687, #48838, #50819) — none cover any of today's clusters; no closures warranted this cycle.Sub-issues created this cycle