[prompt-clustering] Copilot Agent Prompt Clustering Analysis - 2025-12-13 #6369
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Daily NLP-based clustering analysis of copilot agent task prompts to identify patterns, opportunities for optimization, and insights into agent performance.
Executive Summary
Analyzed 1,943 copilot-created PRs from the last 30 days using advanced NLP clustering techniques (TF-IDF + K-means). The analysis identified 7 distinct task clusters with an overall success rate of 74.3% (1,444 merged PRs).
Key Findings:
Cluster Overview
1. Update Tasks (Cluster 6) - 36.4%
708 tasks | 74.7% success rate
The largest cluster focuses on general updates, fixes, and additions across the repository.
2. CLI/Command Tasks (Cluster 3) - 19.0%
370 tasks | 73.2% success rate
Tasks related to the
gh-awCLI tool, command-line functionality, and workflow management.3. Agentic Workflow Tasks (Cluster 2) - 12.1%
235 tasks | 78.3% success rate ⭐ Highest Success Rate
Tasks involving agentic workflow creation, modification, and management.
4. Package/Compiler Tasks (Cluster 1) - 11.6%
226 tasks | 77.0% success rate
Tasks related to the
pkg/directory, workflow compilation, and validation logic.5. Safe-Output Tasks (Cluster 4) - 7.9%
154 tasks | 67.5% success rate 🔥 Most Complex
Tasks involving safe-output mechanisms, security boundaries, and output handling.
6. MCP Server Tasks (Cluster 5) - 6.9%
134 tasks | 68.7% success rate
Tasks related to MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, tools, and integrations.
7. Version/Release Tasks (Cluster 0) - 6.0%
116 tasks | 77.6% success rate
Tasks focused on versioning, releases, changesets, and CLI updates.
Full Success Metrics Table
Key Insights
1. Task Complexity vs Success Rate
There's a clear inverse relationship between task complexity and success rate:
Safe-output tasks are particularly challenging:
2. Agentic Workflow Tasks Perform Best
Despite moderate complexity, agentic workflow tasks achieve the highest success rate (78.3%):
Opportunity: Use agentic workflow tasks as a template for other task types.
3. Task Distribution Insights
4. Moderate Task Scope is Optimal
Tasks with 12-20 files and 3-4 commits perform best:
Tasks exceeding this scope see declining success rates.
Recommendations
1. 🎯 Focus on Strengths
Prioritize agentic workflow tasks for critical work - they have the highest success rate (78.3%). Consider using similar patterns for other task types.
2. 🔧 Improve Complex Task Support
Safe-output and MCP tasks need better support:
3. 📊 Task Scope Management
Limit task scope to 12-20 files when possible:
4. 📚 Documentation & Examples
Top-performing clusters benefit from clear patterns:
5. 🔍 Monitor Update Task Volume
Update tasks represent 36.4% of all work:
6. 🚀 Optimize for 3-4 Commits
Most successful tasks take 3-4 commits:
Visualizations
The analysis generated comprehensive visualizations showing:
Methodology
Data Sources:
NLP Techniques:
Tools:
Data Access
Full analysis artifacts available in workflow run artifacts:
clustering-report.md- Complete reportclustered-prs.json- All PRs with cluster assignmentscluster-summary.json- Cluster statistics and metricscluster_analysis.png- Visualization chartsAnalysis Date: 2025-12-13
Workflow Run: §20196505612
Generated by: Prompt Clustering Analysis Agent
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