Three Copilot coding agent tasks are active in the same repository. One task modifies authentication, one modifies checkout, and one updates deployment workflows. Integration checks begin failing only when the agent pull requests are tested together in the merge queue. Which four actions should you perform in order? 1. Require CODEOWNER review for the shared workflow and auth files. 2. Re-enable merge queue after the conflicting PRs are reconciled. 3. Pause or remove the affected PRs from the merge queue. 4. Merge the PR with the smallest diff first. 5. Inspect merge-group logs and coordination artifacts. 6. Disable required checks for the agent-created PRs.

The correct sequence addresses the immediate problem and implements preventative measures. 1. 3. Pause or remove the affected PRs from the merge queue. This is the immediate action to stop the failing integration checks and prevent further issues. 2. 5. Inspect merge-group logs and coordination artifacts. After stopping the immediate problem, the next step is to diagnose why the integration checks are failing when PRs are tested together. This involves reviewing logs and agent coordination data. 3. 1. Require CODEOWNER review for the shared workflow and auth files. Once the root cause of the conflict is understood, implementing CODEOWNER review for critical, shared files (like authentication and deployment workflows) ensures human oversight and prevents agents from making conflicting changes in the future without approval. 4. 2. Re-enable merge queue after the conflicting PRs are reconciled. After identifying the problem