Payload Results YAML

You can store and coordinate payload triage state by creating a payload results YAML file. This file establishes a structured schema to track failing jobs, candidate actions, and metadata for downstream analysis.

The payload results YAML schema defines three core structures: metadata, failing_jobs, and candidates. These fields capture analysis results and enforce safe mutation rules for staging reverts or running experiments.

You can filter payload revert candidates by reading the YAML file and applying confidence thresholds. The schema supports filtering candidates based on confidence levels and pre-existing revert status to streamline triage decisions.

Yes, you can append new revert or experiment actions to an existing payload results YAML file. The skill supports appending actions and updating statuses during phase 2 of the triage pipeline.

Safe mutation rules for payload triage YAML files ensure downstream skills can reliably read and update the file. These rules govern how candidates, failing_jobs, and actions are modified without corrupting the triage state.

You need a payload results YAML file when analyzing a new payload to store failures and candidate actions. It provides a centralized state-management format for coordinating automated rollback or experimentation workflows.