[Auto-Triage] Auto-Triage Report — 2026-04-03

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🏷️ Auto-Triage Report Summary

Report Period: 2026-04-03T06:51 UTC
Trigger: Scheduled run
Issues Scanned: 48 open issues (full listing)
Issues Already Labeled: 48
Unlabeled Issues Found (search): 6
Issues Successfully Labeled This Run: 0
Workflow Run: §23937175212

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Key Metrics

• Success Rate: N/A (no label operations performed)
• Repository Labeled Coverage: ~89% (48 labeled / ~54 total open)
• Unlabeled Issues: ~6 (below the 8.6% reduction target of ~5%)

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Finding: Unlabeled Issues Filtered by Integrity Policy

A search for repo:github/gh-aw is:open no:label returned 6 results, but all 6 were removed by the integrity policy before they could be read. This typically occurs when issue content is flagged as potentially untrusted (e.g., community-authored issues with external links, code, or injection patterns).

Because the issue titles, bodies, and author information were not accessible, classification could not be performed for any of the 6 unlabeled issues.

View Labeled Issue Distribution (48 visible issues)

Label	Count
automation	8
documentation	8
ai-generated / plan	7
enhancement	7
bug	5
cookie	10
agentic-workflows	2
performance	3
security	2
cli	5
audit	3
community	2
needs-triage	1
Other	various

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Recommendations

1. Investigate filtered issues: A maintainer should manually review the 6 unlabeled issues identified by searching repo:github/gh-aw is:open no:label and apply appropriate labels.
2. Consider allowlisting trusted authors: If the filtered issues are from known contributors, adjusting integrity policy thresholds may allow automated triage to process them.
3. Current unlabeled rate: ~11% (6/54) — exceeds the target of <5%. Human triage of these 6 issues would bring the rate to 0%.

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References:

• §23937175212

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