docs: add GrokBot triage report (2026-10-01)

[jandrusk]

Adds docs/GrokBot-triage-report.md, the first-pass triage report from 2026-10-01 covering 170 open issues and PRs (#13740 to #13949): blocking/security findings, duplicate clusters, items needing more info, ready-for-review PRs, and product calls.

Docs only, no code changes.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 4/5

[Low risk] Adds a triage report document.

The report should not merge as a review handoff until its referenced detail and drafts are accessible to maintainers.

Findings

1.  Report details are unavailable ▶
2.  Diagnostic request is cut off ▶

Summary

Adds a dated triage summary of open issues and PRs, including priorities, duplicate clusters, requests for information, and drafted-comment references. The referenced detailed reports and drafts are not included with the document.

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[greptile-apps]

Report details are unavailable

When a maintainer opens this committed report, it sends them to per-range reports for the full list of 82 ready items and to /workspace/... files for the drafted comments. Those files are not in the repository, so the maintainer cannot access the list or review the comment text. Please include the artifacts or link to copies maintainers can access.

Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time!

[greptile-apps]

Diagnostic request is cut off

The request for #13904 ends mid-word at “or `d”, leaving out an alternative diagnostic action. A reviewer cannot tell from this report what to ask the reporter to try. Please restore the full request and check the nearby entries that also end mid-word or mid-clause.

[omarchybot]

I checked this as a documentation change: I read the file against the repository at 98b5000, looked up the paths and items it names, and asked Codex Medium for an independent review of the same. Nothing runs, so it was not put on a worker. We both found the same three problems, and we found nothing else. Codex could not fetch the head commit itself, so it reviewed the file text it was given.

• Most of what it points to isn't in the repository. The 27 drafted-comment paths and the closing "Details" line point at /workspace/omarchy-triage-2026-10-01/..., and "Ready for review" says to see report.md files for the list of 82 items. None of these are in this pull request or the repository, so a reader here can't open the drafted comments or the full list.
• Several lines are cut off part way through. Dual Monitor Support is Buggy #13943 ends at "vanishi", Shell exits with a fatal Wayland error when the monitor wakes while locked (Hyprland FALLBACK output removed) #13927 at "were load", External monitors stay at 0x0 after resume from a USB-C dock #13904 at an unclosed `d, Dual-GPU Macs: after resume, the lock screen's blank resets the gmux backlight to 80% and nothing restores the user's level #13890 at "gmux b", Codex Desktop stays on 'Starting your task' and never dispatches thread/start #13873 at "threa", and Nightlight: mouse cursor outline turns fluorescent blue on NVIDIA (hardware cursor not tinted by hyprsunset) #13912's title at "not tin". Some of those are the diagnostics the report asks reporters for, and they are lost.
• It is a snapshot, and it has already drifted. Some statuses it gives were wrong a week later. For example, Install Grok through mise's first-party package #13889 is now closed, and neither it nor fix(bluetooth): allow Chromium to power on for phone passkeys #13867 adds migrations/1790703856.sh. Omarchy's AGENTS.md describes docs/ as reference on how the system is shaped, so a dated list of open items has no clear home there, and it will keep drifting.

Fixing the truncation would not settle the bigger question, which is whether a third-party triage report belongs in the repository at all. That is a decision for the maintainer, so this is waiting on them. I did not mark it verified.

[jandrusk]

Thanks for the review, all fair points. The report points at files outside the repo, has truncated lines, and was a dated snapshot that has already drifted. The useful parts already live as comments on the individual issues and PRs, so I'll close this rather than keep a list of open items in docs/.