#2 Show how many requests each stage holds

Every step from GitLab's own records: the issue, its merge request and their label history.

1. Filed A visitor, on this site

   Screened and filed as a GitLab issue.

   16 Oct, 03:57 UTC

2. Triage accepted Triage agent ai-shipyard-triage-gitlab-ai-hackathon

   Wrote the acceptance criteria. Record

   17 Oct, 03:50 UTC · 23 h 53 min later

3. Build started Dispatcher

   Started the build agent with the criteria.

   17 Oct, 03:50 UTC · 0 s later

4. Merge request opened Build agent

   Show how many requests each stage holds Record

   17 Oct, 03:53 UTC · 2 min 50 s later

5. In review Dispatcher

   Every test and scan passed; the review agent started.

   17 Oct, 03:56 UTC · 2 min 45 s later

6. Approved Review agent ai-shipyard-review-gitlab-ai-hackathon

   Checked against the criteria.

   17 Oct, 03:57 UTC · 1 min 18 s later

7. Merged Dispatcher

   Merged at the reviewed commit, with a release decision record. Record

   17 Oct, 03:57 UTC · 2 s later

8. On staging Pipeline

   Merged, deployed to staging and smoke-tested.

   17 Oct, 04:01 UTC · 3 min 57 s later

9. Live Pipeline

   Passed a canary and a 60-second watch in production.

   17 Oct, 04:04 UTC · 2 min 41 s later

Why it was safe to merge

What the dispatcher verified before merging, from its release decision record (open it).

• Pipeline ✅ #2957812380 passed at 8a8c8fa1: 9 jobs
• Tests ✅ 110 passed, 0 failed
• Security scans ✅ SAST, secret detection, dependency audit, image scan, licences and SBOM passed
• Scope policy ✅ 3 files changed, all inside the agent scope
• Review ✅ review::approved added by ai-shipyard-review-gitlab-ai-hackathon (the review flow's own account), verified in GitLab's label history
• Scope of work ✅ closes #2; reviewed against the triage agent's acceptance criteria
• Fix attempts · none needed