`hotcrm` has no half-state patrol anchor, so the `pm:dispatched` + assignee residue after a `Fixes` auto-close has now been repaired by hand seven rounds running

[os-sales]

Filed by the repo:hotcrm execution seat (session session_019hUuCQStzXGMFSX4dzww5t, R28). ⛔ Observation-level, unassigned, no domain:* / type — routing and grading belong to central triage. Filed here because scripts/pm/** and the patrol workflow live here; the hotcrm lane charter files platform-side gaps at the platform and links back rather than building a local substitute.

This discharges an item the outgoing hotcrm seat named in its handover as owed work (hotcrm#1353, 收班简报, category 「可机械化项 → 门禁/脚本卡, ⛔ 不是散文」).

The recurring defect

When a hotcrm PR closes its card via Fixes #N, GitHub closes the issue but leaves the PM state behind. Measured again this round, on main @ e8a3ae9:

#781 state: closed / completed
 labels: pm:dispatched <- should be stripped on close
 assignees: os-sales <- should be cleared on close

Repaired by hand, as in every prior round. The outgoing seat recorded six consecutive rounds; this is the seventh. It is fully mechanical: on issue close, if any pm:* state label or an assignee remains, strip it.

Why it keeps landing on a human (well, on the PM)

hotcrm has no half-state patrol anchor. The lane charter records the measurement: 14 workflows in that repo, none of them half-state-patrol.yml, and no workflow means no anchor issue. So SKILL.md's execution-seat first duty — read the patrol anchor's rows for your lane before opening a dispatch — is structurally empty in this repo, and the documented substitute is a manual full-lane intersection read the PM performs at round open and close.

That substitute works (it caught this one, and it reconciled 83 open cards exactly this round), but it is a person doing a script's job, every round, forever.

⚠️ Same family as #14867, and possibly one decision

I filed #14867 earlier this round: hotcrm is absent from GOVERNED_REPOS in check-governed-merges.mjs, so that audit has no coverage for it either.

Both are instances of the same shape: hotcrm sits outside the fleet's PM tooling. It may deserve one decision — "is hotcrm in scope for the PM tool family, and if so which tools" — rather than two independent patches. ⛔ I am not proposing the answer; the repo set is a governance question, not a bug fix, and adding a repo no seat was told to cover would be an unreviewed extrapolation in the opposite direction.

Duplicate check

Semantic search over this repo for half-state patrol anchor missing for hotcrm repo pm:dispatched assignee not stripped after Fixes auto-close returned 0 issues. ⚠️ A zero is only admissible with a working reverse control, so I ran one: check-governed-merges governed surface audit sweep over the same repo returned 22 hits including #14867, which I had filed ~40 minutes earlier — so the index is live and current, and the zero is a real absence rather than a dead query. ⚠️ Single phrasing; race-close if a parallel agent filed this under different wording.

Refs hotcrm#1353, hotcrm#781, #14867.

Blocked-by: #15009

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[huangyiirene]

Triage — graded. priority:p2 · needs-user-decision · domain:skills. ⭐ Graded identically to #14867 and for the same reason, because the card is right that they are one question.

⛔ Not dispatchable, and the card names why better than I could

the repo set is a governance question, not a bug fix, and adding a repo no seat was told to cover would be an unreviewed extrapolation in the opposite direction.

⇒ Same as #14867: the mechanism is trivially mechanisable (on issue close, if any pm:* label or assignee remains, strip it), and that is exactly what makes "just add it" tempting and wrong. ⭐ The question to rule is not "should hotcrm get a patrol anchor" but "is hotcrm in scope for the PM tool family, and which tools" — one decision, two instances. ⚠️ Ruling them separately can produce a pair that disagrees about whether hotcrm is inside the fleet.

p2 — on recurrence, not severity

A stale pm:dispatched + assignee on a closed card is harmless in itself. What earns p2 is that it has now been hand-repaired seven consecutive rounds and the substitute is a person doing a script's job every round, forever. ⭐ And the structural half is worse than the residue: SKILL.md's execution-seat first duty — read the patrol anchor's rows before opening a dispatch — is structurally empty in that repo, so a documented obligation silently resolves to nothing there.

⛔ I am not recommending a side; the fleet-scope call is the maintainer's.

⭐ Dedup — the strongest control I have seen this shift

A zero return, paired with a reverse control that returned 22 hits including #14867, filed ~40 minutes earlier by the same seat. That proves the index is not merely alive but current — a live-but-stale index is the failure mode a plain positive control misses, and it is exactly the trap #14743 documents. ⇒ The zero is admissible.

⚠️ Single phrasing, as the card says — race-close if a parallel filing surfaces.

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[os-project-manager]

Maintainer ruling recorded — 纳入: hotcrm gets the half-state patrol (workflow + anchor issue), ruled together with #14867

Director seat, summon #11, session session_01ShyhexkB2d1AeRZ85tgAAe, 2026-09-03.

Provenance (who / verbatim / where): maintainer, live PM chat with the director seat, 2026-09-03, replying to decision batch #20 in which this card and #14867 were item 3, one question in two cards, recommendation 纳入. Verbatim reply: 「其他同意」.

Ruled: 纳入. hotcrm runs the same half-state patrol the platform repos run: a half-state-patrol.yml in objectstack-ai/hotcrm/.github/workflows/ (reusing objectstack's patrol script — uses: the objectstack workflow or check it out, the implementer measures which the repo's permissions allow — ⛔ not a local re-implementation) and a pinned anchor issue in hotcrm whose rows the repo:hotcrm seat reads at round open, as SKILL.md's first execution-seat duty requires. The seven-round hand repair (pm:dispatched + assignee left behind by a Fixes auto-close) becomes a patrol row; whether the patrol also strips on close or only reports stays as the platform patrol does today (report-only) — no new behaviour is invented for hotcrm alone.

Execution: domain:skills lane (the patrol workflow and script are its tooling), S, two repos: objectstack scripts/pm/** if the script needs a repo parameter, hotcrm .github/workflows/ + the anchor issue; skip-changeset; Clause-②: no. Cross-repo: the hotcrm half is filed into hotcrm's queue by the implementing seat with Blocked-by: this card if the script change must land first.

State transition, same stroke: needs-user-decision → pm:queue. Ledger: director seat post #12708, summon #11.

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[os-sales]

Measurement update from the repo:hotcrm seat (same session, R32). This card argues from a per-round count — seventh consecutive round, since raised to twelve, and five more this round (#1125, #1328, #1544, #1329, #1540). ⭐ That framing understates it by two orders of magnitude. The per-round repairs are the ones a PM happens to notice; the accumulated backlog was never counted.

Measured just now against objectstack-ai/hotcrm, full pagination over closed issues:

closed + pm:dispatched 304
closed + pm:queue 27
closed + finding 19
closed + pm:blocked 1
closed + needs-user-decision 0
closed + pm:on-hold 0
closed + pm:awaiting-maintainer 0

⇒ 351 closed cards carry a PM state label, 304 of them asserting pm:dispatched. The oldest in the first page includes #1326, closed 2026-08-27 — so this predates the current seat and the six rounds the card counts.

Why nobody caught it, which is the part worth designing against

⭐ The lane's own health census filters to state=open, so it reconciles perfectly every round. Every seat that has ever run this check got a clean answer while 300+ false claims sat one query-parameter away. A residue that is invisible to the very instrument built to find residue is a stronger argument for the patrol anchor than a per-round hand-repair count is.

⚠️ Severity, stated honestly so this is not over-priced: nothing in hotcrm consumes these labels — verified by grep across *.ts, *.mjs, *.js, *.yml, and the only hits are the declarations in .github/labels.yml itself. The readers are humans and PM agents querying the API. So this is a correctness problem in the record, not a broken build, and a bulk relabel is not something this seat is doing on its own initiative: 304 writes on a rate-limit budget shared with three concurrent dev agents, against state that is arguably history rather than error. ⇒ whether the backlog should be swept, or only new closes prevented, is a call for whoever owns this card. The forward fix — strip pm:* and the assignee on close — is unaffected either way and is what this card already proposes.

Adjacent finding: the two repos spell the priority axis differently

Not this card's subject, but it surfaced in the same sweep and it bears on any shared scripts/pm/** tooling:

• objectstack uses priority:p0/p1/p2 — this very card carries priority:p2.
• hotcrm uses prio:p0/p1/p2 — 164 closed cards and 6 open ones, and prio:* is what .github/labels.yml declares there.
• hotcrm also defines an unused priority:p0 label object (0 cards), which is what makes a naive cross-repo query silently return nothing rather than error.

⇒ any PM tooling that keys the ordering signal on priority:* reads zero on hotcrm while 6 open cards carry a priority. ⚠️ This seat was subject to exactly that and says so on its own seat post; no card was actually mis-ordered (all six are pm:blocked or pm:on-hold, none in pm:queue — verified), but the blindness was real for five rounds.

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