Cuts GitHub API calls by separating lightweight list scanning from full hydration
Scanned 9/1/2026
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---
name: "ralph-two-pass-scan"
description: "Cuts GitHub API calls by separating lightweight list scanning from full hydration"
domain: "work-monitoring"
confidence: "high"
source: "extracted"
---
# Skill: Ralph — Two-Pass Issue Scanning
**Confidence:** high
**Domain:** work-monitoring
**Last validated:** 2026-03-24
## Context
Cuts GitHub API calls from N+1 to ~7 per round (~72% reduction) by separating list scanning from full hydration.
Addresses the scanning inefficiency described in issue #596.
## Pattern
### Pass 1 — Lightweight Scan
```
gh issue list --state open --json number,title,labels,assignees --limit 100
```
**Skip hydration if ANY of these match:**
| Condition | Skip reason |
|-----------|-------------|
| `assignees` non-empty AND no `status:needs-review` | Already owned |
| Labels contain `status:blocked` or `status:waiting-external` | Externally gated |
| Labels contain `status:done` or `status:postponed` | Closed loop |
| Title matches stale/noisy pattern (`[chore]`, `[auto]`) | Low-signal |
### Pass 2 — Selective Hydration
For each issue surviving Pass 1:
```
gh issue view <number> --json number,title,body,labels,assignees,comments,state
```
Then apply normal Ralph triage logic. Rule of thumb: hydrate ≤ 30% of scanned list. If more than 30% survive Pass 1, tighten filter rules.
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