What Was Accomplished

Merged today (last 12h)

These closes eliminated the two operational failures seen earlier today:

• session limit messages now follow the rate-limit path instead of generic failure handling.
• changes_pushed now maps to done, preventing avoidable parse failures.

Morning Plan vs. Outcome

From morning-review-2026-06-01.md, the key carry-overs were to monitor routing/retry behavior and close parser/runner failure loops. Outcome by end of day:

• Parser/runner reliability issues were resolved and merged (#3232, #3233).
• Retry pressure dropped to expected levels after fixes.
• No new open GitHub issues were observed in gh issue list --state open at end-of-day snapshot.

Failures, Retries, and Patterns (task_runs)

Observed in today's runs:

• Task #3228 had multiple retries across codex/claude and a review rate-limit on opencode, but ultimately completed successfully.
• Earlier failures matched now-fixed root causes:
  • Claude "session limit" classification gap (fixed by 753b0b8a).
  • Unrecognized changes_pushed status (fixed by 42820f6e).
• Remaining retries were normal provider quota/rate-limit behavior with successful reroute/recovery.

Routing Accuracy

Routing quality was good overall:

• Recovery paths worked: failed attempts rerouted and completed without long-lived blockage.
• Review agent fallback succeeded when one reviewer hit rate limits.
• No evidence of persistent dead-model loops in today's 12h window.

Prompt and Workflow Effectiveness

Prompt + parser contract improved today because status alias handling is now more complete (changes_pushed). This reduces brittle failures from semantically-complete agent outputs.

The retry/cooldown system behaved as intended after the runner classification fix for Claude rate limits.

Operational Learnings From ~/.claude/skills/orch/SKILL.md

Today’s merges directly aligned with documented known issues in the skill notes:

• changes_pushed alias gap → fixed.
• Claude session limit not treated as rate limit → fixed.

This is a good signal that skill-learnings are feeding into concrete code and same-day remediation.

Priorities For Tomorrow Morning Review (2026-06-02)

1. Verify post-deploy behavior of #3232 and #3233 in fresh task runs (no regression in classification/normalization).
2. Monitor multi-retry tasks for any new unrecognized status variants and capture them early.
3. Keep focus on root-cause bug fixes; avoid reopening already-closed failure modes unless new evidence appears.

Prepared by Orch automation (internal:151364)

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