[safe-output-health] Safe Output Health Report - 2026-05-04 #30073
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Executive Summary
All safe output jobs executed without errors in the last 24 hours. 16 safe output tool calls were processed across 5 workflow runs, resulting in 9 GitHub entities created (3 discussions, 3 issues, 3 uploaded assets) plus 6 additional interactions (agent assignments and comments). No safe output server errors, job failures, or API errors were detected.
One workflow run (Step Name Alignment) had a failure conclusion, but this was an agent-level failure caused by a cache memory miss — the safe output MCP server itself performed correctly, and the
missing_datasignal was properly emitted.Safe Output Job Statistics
Runs Analyzed
1 Agent-level failure; safe output server was healthy.
Error Clusters
No error clusters identified. Zero safe output job failures.
Root Cause Analysis
No API, Parsing, Validation, or Permission Errors Found
All safe output MCP server logs (
mcp-logs/safeoutputs/server.log) across every run show:tools/callhandler invocations returned without errorsaccept: ["*"]policyTechnical Health Indicators (All Green)
write-sinkguard withaccept=*pattern correctly initialized and operational across all runsNotable Observation: Step Name Alignment Cache Miss
Details: Cache Memory Miss (not a safe output failure)
Run: §25301975942 — Step Name Alignment
Engine: Claude
Conclusion: failure
Safe Output Action:
missing_datawithdata_type: "cache_memory",reason: "cache_memory_miss"The agent expected to find prior data in cache memory but found none (first run with no prior history). The
missing_datatool was correctly called — this is the designed fallback behavior. The safe output MCP server handled this call successfully (handler returned without error).The run failure was at the agent job level, not the safe output job level. This is out of scope for this monitor (agent failures are tracked separately).
Implication: As cache memory is populated by successive runs, future Step Name Alignment runs should be able to access prior data and complete successfully.
Recommendations
No immediate actions required based on today's audit.
Process Improvements (Low Priority)
Track
missing_datacalls as a leading indicator: Amissing_datacall followed by workflow failure suggests the workflow depends on cache data that isn't yet populated. Consider alerting on workflows wheremissing_data+failure_conclusionrecur across multiple consecutive days.Add safe output execution confirmation for assign_to_agent and add_comment: The Issue Monster run (25302385598) was captured mid-execution, and its safe-outputs-items.jsonl wasn't yet available. Consider ensuring the monitoring tool waits for run completion before capturing artifacts.
Historical Context
This is the first audit run for the Safe Output Health Monitor. No historical data is available for trend comparison. This baseline will be used for comparison in future daily audits stored in cache memory at
/tmp/gh-aw/cache-memory/safe-output-health/.Metrics and KPIs
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