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This issue tracks all no-op runs from agentic workflows in this repository. Each workflow run that completes with a no-op message (indicating no action was needed) posts a comment here.
What is a No-Op?
A no-op (no operation) occurs when an agentic workflow runs successfully but determines that no action is required. For example:
A security scanner that finds no issues
An update checker that finds nothing to update
A monitoring workflow that finds everything is healthy
These are successful outcomes, not failures, and help provide transparency into workflow behavior.
How This Helps
This issue helps you:
Track workflows that ran but determined no action was needed
Distinguish between failures and intentional no-ops
Monitor workflow health by seeing when workflows decide not to act
Header SHA check: @last-analyzed in header is e0ba58a but current HEAD is b471f5c. However, b471f5c is the initial commit adding all files — the header was already authored to match the file's actual content. Comparing old vs new header: only the @last-analyzed SHA and @edit-time would change (1/71 lines = 1.4% change ratio). No new exports or API changes were identified. Per decision rules: change_ratio (0.014) < 0.10 AND has_new_api = false → no PR created.
Header SHA update only: @last-analyzede0ba58a vs current c5a3fae, but no API changes in rig.ts — the file was added to this repo in commit c5a3fae without content changes. change_ratio = 1/74 ≈ 1.4% (< 10%), has_new_api = false. No PR needed.
No action needed: Reviewed PR #108 — single-line metadata header update changing @last-analyzed SHA from e0ba58a to b88e1d6 and updating @edit-time timestamp. No logic, API, or test changes present; nothing actionable to flag.
Header is already up to date with all API changes. The only difference is the @last-analyzed SHA (b88e1d6 → cf78e5a), but the single commit (cf78e5a) only added s.date which is already documented in the header. change_ratio ≈ 0.013 (1/77 lines) and has_new_api = false — no PR needed per decision rules.
Cannot retrieve GitHub Actions logs: network access to api.github.com is blocked in this sandbox environment. Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs, no recurring Rig code-generation mistake can be identified. No files were modified and no PR was created.
Evidence collection complete. Reviewed 10 completed runs from each of the "Daily Rig Task Generator" and "Daily Rig Sampler" workflows from the last 30 days, plus all 12 rig-tasks PRs and 11 rig-sampler PRs.
Only two task-generator runs had concrete Rig code pattern mistakes:
Run 30155085115 (PR 136, 2026-07-25): repair({ maxTurns: N }) × 3 tasks — already covered by the existing repair-no-args ESLint rule (added in PR 131).
Run 30185797340 (PR 169, 2026-07-26): importing repair/steering from "rig/addons" instead of "rig" × 4 tasks — this was a one-run occurrence; the root cause was fixed structurally in PR 170 by re-exporting addon helpers from the "rig" module itself.
No concrete Rig code antipattern appears in two or more distinct run IDs without already being covered by an existing rule. The threshold of "same concrete pattern in ≥2 distinct run IDs" is not met for any new candidate. No PR created.
Cannot retrieve workflow logs: GitHub API is unreachable from this sandbox ("error connecting to api.github.com"). Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs, no recurring mistake can be established and no ESLint rule can be created per the task requirements.
Cannot retrieve GitHub Actions logs: gh CLI reports "error connecting to api.github.com" and no GitHub Actions MCP tools are available in this sandbox. Without workflow logs from at least two distinct runs, there is no evidence base to identify a recurring mistake and create a lint rule. No files were modified.
Cannot retrieve workflow logs: the gh CLI fails with "error connecting to api.github.com". Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs showing a concrete recurring Rig code-generation mistake, no lint rule can be justified. No files were changed.
Cannot retrieve workflow logs — gh CLI has no network connectivity (all calls return "error connecting to api.github.com"). Evidence from at least two distinct run IDs is required before creating a lint rule. No files were modified.
Activity
github-actions commentedon Jul 24, 2026
Daily Rig Header Updater
Header SHA check:
@last-analyzedin header ise0ba58abut current HEAD isb471f5c. However,b471f5cis the initial commit adding all files — the header was already authored to match the file's actual content. Comparing old vs new header: only the@last-analyzedSHA and@edit-timewould change (1/71 lines = 1.4% change ratio). No new exports or API changes were identified. Per decision rules: change_ratio (0.014) < 0.10 AND has_new_api = false → no PR created.github-actions commentedon Jul 24, 2026
Daily Rig Task Generator
Task generator agent returned no content. Proceeding with manually defined new tasks.
github-actions commentedon Jul 25, 2026
Daily Rig Header Updater
Header SHA update only:
@last-analyzede0ba58a vs current c5a3fae, but no API changes in rig.ts — the file was added to this repo in commit c5a3fae without content changes. change_ratio = 1/74 ≈ 1.4% (< 10%), has_new_api = false. No PR needed.github-actions commentedon Jul 25, 2026
Matt Pocock Skills Reviewer
No action needed: Reviewed PR #108 — single-line metadata header update changing
@last-analyzedSHA from e0ba58a to b88e1d6 and updating@edit-timetimestamp. No logic, API, or test changes present; nothing actionable to flag.github-actions commentedon Jul 26, 2026
Daily Rig Header Updater
Header is already up to date with all API changes. The only difference is the
@last-analyzedSHA (b88e1d6 → cf78e5a), but the single commit (cf78e5a) only added s.date which is already documented in the header. change_ratio ≈ 0.013 (1/77 lines) and has_new_api = false — no PR needed per decision rules.github-actions commentedon Jul 26, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Cannot retrieve GitHub Actions logs: network access to api.github.com is blocked in this sandbox environment. Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs, no recurring Rig code-generation mistake can be identified. No files were modified and no PR was created.
github-actions commentedon Jul 26, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Evidence collection complete. Reviewed 10 completed runs from each of the "Daily Rig Task Generator" and "Daily Rig Sampler" workflows from the last 30 days, plus all 12 rig-tasks PRs and 11 rig-sampler PRs.
Only two task-generator runs had concrete Rig code pattern mistakes:
repair({ maxTurns: N })× 3 tasks — already covered by the existingrepair-no-argsESLint rule (added in PR 131).repair/steeringfrom"rig/addons"instead of"rig"× 4 tasks — this was a one-run occurrence; the root cause was fixed structurally in PR 170 by re-exporting addon helpers from the"rig"module itself.No concrete Rig code antipattern appears in two or more distinct run IDs without already being covered by an existing rule. The threshold of "same concrete pattern in ≥2 distinct run IDs" is not met for any new candidate. No PR created.
github-actions commentedon Jul 27, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Cannot retrieve workflow logs: GitHub API is unreachable from this sandbox ("error connecting to api.github.com"). Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs, no recurring mistake can be established and no ESLint rule can be created per the task requirements.
github-actions commentedon Jul 27, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Cannot retrieve GitHub Actions logs:
ghCLI reports "error connecting to api.github.com" and no GitHub Actions MCP tools are available in this sandbox. Without workflow logs from at least two distinct runs, there is no evidence base to identify a recurring mistake and create a lint rule. No files were modified.github-actions commentedon Jul 27, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Cannot retrieve workflow logs: the gh CLI fails with "error connecting to api.github.com". Without log evidence from at least two distinct runs showing a concrete recurring Rig code-generation mistake, no lint rule can be justified. No files were changed.
github-actions commentedon Jul 27, 2026
Rig ESLint Rule Miner
Cannot retrieve workflow logs —
ghCLI has no network connectivity (all calls return "error connecting to api.github.com"). Evidence from at least two distinct run IDs is required before creating a lint rule. No files were modified.