[agentic-optimization-kit] Weekly Agentic Optimization Report — 2026-04-28 #28810
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📊 Executive Summary
No risky runs, no escalation-eligible episodes. Repository is operating within safe operational bounds.
📈 Visual Diagnostics
1. Token Usage by Workflow
Decision: Test Quality Sentinel and Contribution Check lead at 6.2M tokens each; every workflow is below the 30% dominance threshold, indicating a healthy distribution.
2. Historical Token Trend
Decision: 18 daily data points are available; the token trend is rising week-over-week as more workflows are added, but per-run averages remain stable.
3. Episode Risk–Cost Frontier
Decision: Agentic Optimization Kit and Agentic Observability Kit sit at the frontier — highest token cost AND highest composite risk scores driven by 50 blocked requests and resource-heavy/poor-control assessments.
Why it matters: Cost and risk are co-located in the same two workflows; addressing either one also reduces the other. No escalation threshold has been crossed, but both are strong optimization candidates.
4. Workflow Stability Matrix
Decision: Instability is concentrated in single-run workflows (Agent Persona Explorer, Agentic Observability Kit, Draft PR Cleanup) — these show high resource-heavy rates but zero risky or MCP-failure signals.
Why it matters: Single-run instability scores are noisy; only Test Quality Sentinel (20 runs, consistently partially_reducible) provides statistically reliable signal for action.
5. Repository Portfolio Map
Decision: 32 workflows in
simplify, 36 inreview, 5 inkeep, 1 inoptimize(Test Quality Sentinel). Most single-run workflows land inreviewdue to insufficient run history.Why it matters: The dominant portfolio tradeoff is run-frequency vs. token cost: low-frequency expensive workflows are the primary levers; high-frequency cheap ones (Smoke CI, small triage agents) are already right-sized.
🚨 Escalation Targets
No escalation thresholds crossed. Zero risky run classifications, zero escalation-eligible episodes, zero MCP failures, zero new blocked-request increases across all 141 episodes. Repository is clean.
🎯 Optimization Target: Agentic Observability Kit
Why selected: Highest total tokens among non-recently-optimized, non-self-referential workflows (1,986,286 tokens in 1 run). Carries 4 distinct agentic assessments:
resource_heavy_for_domain(high),poor_agentic_control(medium),partially_reducible(medium),model_downgrade_available(low).Runs analyzed: 1 over 7 days | Avg tokens/run: 1,986,286 | Avg cost/run: $0.00 | Avg turns/run: 33 | Action minutes: 29 | Cache efficiency: 49%
agenticworkflows logs --count 400 --start_date -30d > /tmp/gh-aw/agent/logs30d.jsonas a pre-step; pass file path to agentlogscount to 200 and remove the duplicatelogscallcount: 400tocount: 200; run shows 2logscalls — merge into one pre-step invocationmodel_downgrade_availableassessment confirms eligibility; add model routing or split heavy analysis to a sub-steppoor_agentic_controlby defining explicit section checkpoints in the promptmcp-scriptspre-step to pre-load baseline data deterministicallyagentic_fraction: 0.06confirms 94% of work is non-agentic; deterministic pre-steps can replace most data collection turns💡 5 Actionable Prompts
🔧 Prompt 1 — Optimization (Agentic Observability Kit, highest ROI)
🛡️ Prompt 2 — Stability Fix (Test Quality Sentinel, repeat partially_reducible)
🔀 Prompt 3 — Consolidation (Issue Monster + Auto-Triage Issues, top overlap pair)
✂️ Prompt 4 — Right-sizing (Auto-Triage Issues, overkill workflow)
🚀 Prompt 5 — Portfolio Maintenance (review-quadrant workflows)
Full Per-Workflow Baseline Breakdown (7 days)
Episode Detail
All 141 episodes are
standalonewithhighconfidence. No multi-run episodes or DAG lineage detected — each workflow run is independent with no shared lineage markers.Top episodes by composite risk score (weighted: risky×1.0, poor_control×1.2, mcp_fail×1.2, blocked×1.0, new_mcp_fail×1.4, blocked_increase×1.4, escalation×2.0):
The blocked_request_count of 50 appearing in multiple high-token workflows suggests a shared network firewall limit is being hit consistently. This is expected behavior (firewall enforcement), not a regression, but it contributes to episode risk scores.
Zero episodes are
escalation_eligible. Zero risky run classifications. Zero MCP failures.Portfolio Opportunities
Overkill workflows (repeated
overkill_for_agenticassessments):Partially reducible workflows (consistent across runs):
Overlap pairs (same domain + behavior cluster):
triagedomain: Auto-Triage Issues ↔ Issue Triage Agent ↔ PR Triage Agent (3-way overlap; all standalone, exploratory, selective_write)issue_responsedomain: Issue Monster ↔ Sub-Issue Closer ↔ MCP Inspector Agent ↔ Agentic Observability Kitrepo_maintenancedomain: Glossary Maintainer ↔ Layout Specification Maintainer ↔ Slide Deck Maintainer (similar output shape and schedule)Stale workflows (1 run in window, 0 follow-up signals): 66 workflows ran only once. Without a longer window, stale/new cannot be distinguished — revisit in 4 weeks with a 30-day dataset.
Optimization Analysis Detail: Agentic Observability Kit
Run analyzed:
24986097479| 2026-04-27 | 1,986,286 tokens | 33 turns | 29 action minutesBehavior fingerprint:
execution_style=exploratory,tool_breadth=narrow,actuation_style=selective_write,resource_profile=heavy,dispatch_mode=standalone,agentic_fraction=0.06Tool usage (from episode tool_calls):
logs(2 calls) →create_discussion(1) →upload_asset(4)agenticworkflows.logs,safeoutputs.*tools used. Tool set is minimal and appropriate. However,logsis called twice (once per data slice), consuming ~1.9M input tokens.logscalls into pre-steplogspayloads dominate input token cost.poor_agentic_control(medium) + 33 turns suggests the 26KB prompt is generating many back-and-forth data-fetch cycles.agentic_fraction=0.06confirms only 2 turns are truly agentic judgment.Assessment details:
resource_heavy_for_domain(high): 1,986,286 tokens forissue_responsedomain is extremely heavy; typical issue response is 50–200kpoor_agentic_control(medium): 33 turns with only 0.06 agentic fraction indicates many small exploratory turnspartially_reducible(medium): 94% of turns are data-gathering replaceable with deterministic stepsmodel_downgrade_available(low): model is capable of downgrading for formatting/charting subtasksReferences:
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