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scripts/select-queue.sh ranked Renovate's Dependency Dashboard (#22) as an ordinary `priority: low` candidate. With an all-low backlog ordered by issue number, #22 sorted to the top and was proposed to every fresh session — a bot- rewritten status board whose checkboxes are commands to Renovate, not work items. A session trusting the selector's "trust the ordering" contract would either waste a pickup or make the exact undocumented judgment call the script exists to eliminate (this session hit it live). Drop bot-authored issues in the same jq pass that drops PRs/in-progress/parked: match login `renovate` plus the GitHub `name[bot]` convention so a future bot dashboard is excluded too. A bot's actionable output is PRs (already excluded); it never files a human work-item issue, so the whole class is never a pickup. Also make "scan for bundle-able siblings after claiming" an explicit kickoff step (new step 4) with a third bundle axis — shared label / adjacent subject — so a session sweeps small independent same-label issues together (e.g. this change's own #553 + #512 ci-cd hygiene bundle) instead of closing one at a time. Verified: selector no longer lists #22; genuine backlog issues still rank; the only bot-authored open issue is #22. shellcheck clean. Fixes #553 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>