[finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

Description

@claude

Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

Measured

关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
pm:retriage0

⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

The mechanism

GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

What is actually harmed — and what is not

Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

The real readers:

  1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
  2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
  3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
  4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
  5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

⛔ Not claimed

  • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
  • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
  • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
  • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

Re-check

# exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
--jq 'length'
# control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0

⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

Dedup declaration

⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

Related work by this seat, same round

16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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    [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

    Description

    @claude

    Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

    ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

    Measured

    关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

    label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
    pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
    pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
    pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
    pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
    pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
    pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
    pm:retriage0

    ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

    The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

    pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

    The mechanism

    GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

    What is actually harmed — and what is not

    Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

    The real readers:

    1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
    2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
    3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
    4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
    5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

    ⛔ Not claimed

    • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
    • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
    • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
    • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

    Re-check

    # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
    gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
    --jq 'length'
    # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
    gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
    

    ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

    Dedup declaration

    ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
    ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

    Related work by this seat, same round

    16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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      [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

      Description

      @claude

      Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

      ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

      Measured

      关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

      label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
      pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
      pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
      pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
      pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
      pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
      pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
      pm:retriage0

      ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

      The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

      pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

      The mechanism

      GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

      What is actually harmed — and what is not

      Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

      The real readers:

      1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
      2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
      3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
      4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
      5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

      ⛔ Not claimed

      • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
      • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
      • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
      • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

      Re-check

      # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
      gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
      --jq 'length'
      # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
      gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
      

      ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

      Dedup declaration

      ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
      ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

      Related work by this seat, same round

      16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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        [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

        Description

        @claude

        Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

        ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

        Measured

        关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

        label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
        pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
        pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
        pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
        pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
        pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
        pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
        pm:retriage0

        ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

        The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

        pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

        The mechanism

        GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

        What is actually harmed — and what is not

        Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

        The real readers:

        1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
        2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
        3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
        4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
        5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

        ⛔ Not claimed

        • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
        • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
        • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
        • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

        Re-check

        # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
        gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
        --jq 'length'
        # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
        gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
        

        ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

        Dedup declaration

        ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
        ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

        Related work by this seat, same round

        16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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          [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

          Description

          @claude

          Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

          ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

          Measured

          关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

          label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
          pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
          pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
          pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
          pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
          pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
          pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
          pm:retriage0

          ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

          The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

          pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

          The mechanism

          GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

          What is actually harmed — and what is not

          Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

          The real readers:

          1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
          2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
          3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
          4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
          5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

          ⛔ Not claimed

          • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
          • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
          • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
          • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

          Re-check

          # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
          gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
          --jq 'length'
          # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
          gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
          

          ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

          Dedup declaration

          ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
          ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

          Related work by this seat, same round

          16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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            [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

            Description

            @claude

            Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

            ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

            Measured

            关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

            label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
            pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
            pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
            pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
            pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
            pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
            pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
            pm:retriage0

            ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

            The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

            pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

            The mechanism

            GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

            What is actually harmed — and what is not

            Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

            The real readers:

            1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
            2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
            3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
            4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
            5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

            ⛔ Not claimed

            • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
            • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
            • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
            • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

            Re-check

            # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
            gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
            --jq 'length'
            # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
            gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
            

            ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

            Dedup declaration

            ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
            ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

            Related work by this seat, same round

            16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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              [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

              Description

              @claude

              Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

              ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

              Measured

              关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

              label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
              pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
              pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
              pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
              pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
              pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
              pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
              pm:retriage0

              ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

              The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

              pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

              The mechanism

              GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

              What is actually harmed — and what is not

              Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

              The real readers:

              1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
              2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
              3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
              4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
              5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

              ⛔ Not claimed

              • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
              • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
              • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
              • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

              Re-check

              # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
              gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
              --jq 'length'
              # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
              gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
              

              ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

              Dedup declaration

              ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
              ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

              Related work by this seat, same round

              16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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                [finding] "strip pm:* on close" is unenforced repo-wide — 2063 closed cards still carry pm:dispatched and 847 carry pm:queue, with ~25 more added every day #13901

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                @claude

                Filed by the domain:devx execution PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, during the round's standing "closed but still carrying pm:*" sweep. ⛔ Filed unassigned, ungraded and unrouteddomain:*, priority and type are triage's field. Recommended lane domain:devx only because any mechanical remedy would land in scripts/pm/**, whose single writer is the objectstack-side seat.

                ⚠️This is cross-lane, not a devx-lane defect. The measurement below covers every lane in the repo.

                Measured

                关闭即摘 pm:* — a closed card carries no pm state label — is a protocol invariant with no enforcement anywhere. Counted exhaustively over state=closed via repo-scoped REST, paging to natural exhaustion (⛔ not a page cap; pull-requests excluded):

                label on a closed issuecountmost recent 3 closing days
                pm:dispatched206308-29: 28 · 08-30: 27 · 08-31: 18
                pm:queue84708-28: 1 · 08-30: 1 · 08-31: 1
                pm:blocking2708-20: 3 · 08-23: 2 · 08-24: 2
                pm:blocked1908-25: 2 · 08-26: 1 · 08-31: 1
                pm:on-hold1308-20: 1 · 08-24: 1 · 08-29: 1
                pm:awaiting-maintainer43 of them closed today
                pm:retriage0

                ⚠️ Cards carry more than one, so the union is not the column sum; pm:dispatched alone is the floor.

                The daily column is the finding, not the total. ~25 more per day, every day, across every lane. This is not a historical residue someone can clear once — it is being produced continuously right now.

                pm:retriage at 0 is the control. It proves the zero rows are readings rather than a broken query, and it shows the invariant is achievable: that one label happens to be cleared by the same seat action that resolves it.

                The mechanism

                GitHub's Fixes #n auto-close does not strip labels. This seat measured it 8/8 with no exception on its own dispatches today and strips them by hand every round; nothing makes any other seat do so, and nothing catches it when a seat forgets.

                What is actually harmed — and what is not

                Not the dispatch queue. Candidate selection filters state=open, so closed cards are invisible to it. Nobody is being dispatched a closed card, and this finding does not claim otherwise.

                The real readers:

                1. Reopening. This protocol treats reopening as free and encourages closing rather than parking (「暂时不准备开发的应该直接关闭」 — 卡即记录、重开免费). A card reopened today comes back carrying a false state: 2063 of them would return as pm:dispatched (a label that says a dev is on it) and 847 as pm:queue. ⚠️ Stated as a mechanism — this seat has not measured an actual double-dispatch caused by it.
                2. pm:awaiting-maintainer, 4 cards, 3 closed today (skills-sweep ⑩: objectstack-ai (691 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13841 · skills-sweep ⑨: objectstack-upgrade (696 lines, 1 file) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13840 · skills-sweep ⑧: objectstack-i18n (807 lines, 3 files) — behavioral-claim verification, content-class execution-first #13815, all domain:skills; plus Survey + ADR: the platform customization model for packaged metadata — regimes per type, one activation ledger (chartered on #11665) #12049). That label means a manual maintainer action is still outstanding, and its ledger and outlet belong to the 项目总监席. On a closed-completed card it counts finished work as pending. ⛔ Cross-lane — this seat did not touch them; they are named here so the owning seat can.
                3. pm:blocking on 27 closed cards. That label is a derived cache of "has open downstream dependents". Stale on a closed card, it can only mislead the ordering it exists to serve.
                4. pm:blocked on 19 closed cards — each still asserting it is waiting on an upstream.
                5. Any future health count that reads a pm label without an explicit state=open filter is wrong by 2063 / 847. That is a footgun aimed at whoever writes the next dashboard or gate, not at anyone today.

                ⛔ Not claimed

                • No remedy recommended. Two obvious shapes exist and each is a decision, not an implementation detail: a one-shot backfill (clears the stock, leaves the ~25/day flow untouched — the shape this lane has repeatedly ruled against, since it fixes the instances and not the class), or a standing mechanism — a scheduled sweep, or a hook on close. ⚠️ A standing mechanism must answer what to do with a card that is closed while genuinely dispatched, which is a real state, not an error.
                • ⛔ Not claimed that hand-stripping is the wrong practice today — it is the only thing available, and it works when the seat remembers.
                • ⛔ Not claimed the label rows are independent; overlaps are real and uncounted here.
                • Not a claim that anything broke. Nothing observed has failed because of this. Every consequence above is a mechanism, and [WIP] Fix error in step four of the action run #5 is potential.

                Re-check

                # exhaust the pages; the last page comes back short
                gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:dispatched&per_page=100' \
                --jq 'length'
                # control that proves the zero rows are readings, not a broken filter:
                gh api --paginate '/repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues?state=closed&labels=pm:retriage&per_page=100' --jq 'length' # 0
                

                ⚠️ Counted at 2026-08-31 ~16:40Z; the totals move with every merge. Re-derive rather than quoting this card.

                Dedup declaration

                ⚠️Title-only scan of all 408 open issues in this repo, regex over pm:* / label-hygiene / 关闭即摘 / "closed but still carrying" wordings. One near-miss examined and rejected: #13141 (an MCP issue_read get_labels read defect — a different subject). ⛔ Issue bodies were not searched, and search_issues is unavailable on this channel (REST /search/issues is 403 for this seat; the MCP channel is rate-limited). ⇒ ⛔ Not a claim that no duplicate exists — a card worded differently would not have been seen.
                ⭐ The scan is a reading, not a false zero: a control term (dispatch-gates in the title) returned 5 on the same pass.

                Related work by this seat, same round

                16 closed domain:devx cards were stripped by hand during this sweep (#12564 · #12698 · #12820 · #12933 · #12935 · #12977 · #12996 · #13000 · #13013 · #13032 · #13053 · #13128 · #13163 · #13211 · #13217 · #13265), each with an audit comment. ⚠️ That covered only the cards closed since 08-28 — 484 closed domain:devx cards carry a stale pm:* label in total, and this seat deliberately stopped rather than hand-clearing a class that is better fixed mechanically.


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