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Normalise the grouping key before grouping: identical runs split because their dataset version is recorded in variant forms, a version string in one run, a path or hash in another, or a tag on some and a param on others. Use when an agent grouping runs by dataset version for comparison. Not for runs that genuinely use…
Fixes an agent card rec stalled because the statement grouped 30 ride-share charges into one summary line the matcher could not split: source the itemised detail from the card platform, match the summary line as a many-to-one group, and configure grouped matching. Use for corporate card recs with aggregated statement …
Fixes GraphQL 'query complexity limit exceeded' errors when an agent fetches all review threads on a PR. Use it when a single big threads query is rejected for being too expensive. Key trigger: the complexity-limit error on a review-threads query.
Fixes agent test selectors that match too broadly for analytics engineers supervising repair agents. Use when an agent's --select ran the whole suite instead of one test. Not for selectors that match nothing.
Fixes: agent remediation pr changed 400 files: ci rejected it Applies when your scan flags this exact rule. Not for manual-only issues the rule does not report.
Use when a dependabot security PR that is really a major bump got auto-merged and broke things. Covers reverting, restricting auto-merge to patch/minor, and requiring human review for majors. Not for patch-level security bumps that merge cleanly.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent rightsized the Kubernetes nodes - it measured node CPU and missed that the cluster autoscaler was keeping... - [the agent auto-closed 500 "fixed" findings that were actually scanner misses - th…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent auto-approved a security PR from dependabot that was actually a
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent ignored the deprecation warnings in npm output and missed that the package was deprecated - [agent parsed the wrong repo's release notes - same package name on a fork - and cited breaking chang…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent grouped CVEs by package name and missed that two package
Problem outcome: unknown
Repairs a PR body that got raw commit lists pasted in after a rate limit. Use it when the release-notes fetch hit the GitHub API rate limit and the agent pasted commits as the PR body. Key trigger: the PR body is a raw commit list instead of a summary. Not for: a deliberately detailed changelog, which is a style choic…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent bumped a devDependency into the published package because the dep was misclassified - the tarball now ships jest - [agent opened the upgrade PR against the release branch instead of main - the …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent's remediation PR bumped the devDependency instead of the prod
Problem outcome: unknown
Recovers from a Friday-night auto-merged major upgrade. Use it when a major bump merged unattended and the rollback stretched across the weekend. Key trigger: a major version merged outside staffed hours with no human approval. Not for: a Friday merge a human approved and staffed; that is a staffing choice, not an aut…
Use when an agent ran npm audit fix --force unattended and the resulting PR is too big to review. Covers reverting, replacing --force with targeted fixes, and gating security PRs on blast-radius limits. Not for a single failing npm install or for manual audit-fix workflows.
Repairs upgrade PRs merged out of order so the newer minor wins. Use it when an older major overwrote a newer minor and CI broke. Key trigger: the lockfile shows the older major where the newer minor used to be, after two upgrade PRs merged in the wrong order. Not for: a single bad bump, which is a version problem, no…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - renovate automerge kept flip-flopping two PRs: A needed B>=2 but B needed A<3, and the agent merged them alternately... - [agent skipped the upgrade because the advisory feed timed out, then merged a…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent merged two upgrade PRs out of order — the older major overwrot
Problem outcome: unknown
Shrinks an upgrade PR that accidentally committed node_modules. Use it when a dependency PR shows tens of thousands of files. Key trigger: the PR diff is dominated by node_modules paths. Not for: a legitimately large but coherent change, like a lockfile regeneration plus vendored assets.
Cleans up and prevents upgrade PRs opened during a code freeze. Use it when an agent's schedule fires during a freeze window and PRs land on a frozen branch. Key trigger: PRs opened inside the freeze dates against a protected release line. Not for: emergency hotfix PRs, which are supposed to cut through a freeze.
Breaks an unreviewable mega dependency-dashboard PR into reviewable batches. Use it when the dashboard PR grows past what a human can review, typically dozens of files or mixed ecosystems. Key trigger: the PR mixes many unrelated updates into one diff. Not for: a single large version bump, which is one logical change …
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - the scanner reported 2,300 new findings overnight after a base-image bump - the agent couldn't tell which were real - [the grouped security-update PR failed CI with 200 changed files - the agent coul…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent's dependency-dashboard PR grew to 300 files — operators could
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - renovate branch had a poetry.lock conflict with main; the agent deleted the lockfile and regenerated it, changing 200... - [mailchimp batch subscribe timed out halfway and agent had no record of who …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent's renovate config had a typo in 'versioning-strategy' — u
Problem outcome: unknown