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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEvaluators now record diagnostics for failed and ungraded runs. Agentic evaluators pass these records through outcomes and assertion errors. JSON and HTML reports include failed-run data, with HTML redaction applied to sensitive fields. ChangesFailed Run Reporting
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AgenticEvaluator->>AgenticEvalOutcome: return detail and failed_runs
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ReportBuilder->>ItemReport: emit winning detail and failed_runs
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…single-shot PR #1816 added `failed_runs` to `ItemReport` and to the JSON report, but only `core/runner.py` ever filled it. The agentic kinds do not go through that runner: `cli/main.py` splits items on `AGENTIC_TEST_KINDS` and sends those to `cli/agentic_runner.run_agentic_items`, which calls each evaluator once with K and receives a single aggregate back. So every agentic result shipped the field empty. Measured on a real run: 135 `agentic_guardrail` results, every one with `failed_runs: []`, including 16 items that passed 1 of 3 runs and 29 that passed 2 of 3 -- precisely the items the field exists to explain. The runs were never actually lost. Each evaluator keeps its own `run_results` list; it simply never left the evaluator, because only `best` was carried out. So each K-running evaluator now builds the records from that list and attaches them to both its `AgenticEvalOutcome` and its `*AssertionError`, exactly as it already does for `reasoning_steps` and `detail`, and the runner reads them off either. - `core/agentic/_failed_runs.py`: `build_failed_runs`, shared by all seven kinds. Keys mirror `core.runner._failed_run_record` so a consumer can read `failed_runs` from either path without branching on test kind. `passed`/`detail` are supplied per kind because neither is uniform (`run.passed` vs `run.eval_result.strict_pass`). - Each evaluator grows a `_run_detail(run)` extracted from what it already built for the winning run, so a failing run is described by the same keys as the winner -- otherwise the two are not comparable, which is the whole point of keeping them. - `tool_call_count`/`tool_names` are the one addition over the single-shot record: the agentic kinds capture tool calls per run, and a final answer produced with no tool call at all is an agent answering from the model rather than the workspace. No other recorded field exposes that. - Ungraded runs are recorded with their `judge_error` rather than dropped; the verdict-level accounting stays in `unscored_runs`. - `agentic_conversation` is excluded: it drives its fixture exactly once whatever --runs says, so it has no K to have failing runs within. Tests: per-run detail/conversation ids/tool calls/ungraded runs on guardrail; the records reaching the report from both the outcome and the exception; and a structural per-kind guard, because a canned-outcome test cannot see whether the evaluator filled the field -- which is how this gap survived a release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/general_question.py`:
- Around line 352-356: Update run_agentic_items to build failed_runs before the
all-ungraded JudgeResponseError branch, attach those records to the raised
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_apply_failed_runs so ItemReport preserves each run’s conversation ID, response
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- Around line 318-322: Update the guardrail evaluation flow around
build_failed_runs and run_agentic_items so failed-run records, pass/effective
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…ning one An item that passed 1 of 3 runs reported only the run that won, so the two that failed -- and the reason they did -- were discarded. Each failing run now keeps its own detail, conversation id and exit reason, and they reach the JSON report, which is where a failure is actually read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…single-shot The capture landed in core/runner.py, which the agentic kinds never reach: cli/main routes them to cli/agentic_runner instead, so every agentic result shipped the field present and empty. Measured on 2026-09-18: 135 agentic_guardrail results, all with `failed_runs: []`, including 45 items that passed some but not all of their runs. All twelve K-running kinds now build the records through one shared helper, so a failing run is described with the same keys as the winning one. Records are kept when every run went ungraded -- the judge breaking is exactly when the per-run conversation ids matter most, and that path previously threw them away. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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master replaced the inline detail dict in four evaluators with `**timeline_detail(...)`, which returns the latency breakdown together with the tool calls built from the same event list. This branch had factored that same dict into a per-run `_run_detail(run)` so a failing run is described with the keys the winning one is. Resolved by keeping the factoring and moving master's change inside it: the four `_run_detail` bodies now return `timeline_detail` rather than the breakdown alone. Taking either side whole would have lost something -- master's spelling drops the per-run records, and this branch's drops the `tool_calls` master added, quietly, from every failing run's detail. The other three evaluators keep `build_latency_breakdown`, because master did not convert them. `agentic_dashboard_skill` arrived on master after this branch was written and built no failure records, which this branch's own regression test over every multi-run kind then caught. It is wired up the same way as the rest, with its detail extracted into `_run_detail` first so failing runs report the per-check breakdown and the failures they named. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One textual conflict, in dashboard_skill's imports: master added jsonpatch for the editing path, this branch added build_failed_runs. Both are kept. The what-if evaluator landed on master after this branch was written and never built per-run failure records, which this branch's own structural guard requires of every multi-run kind. Wired the same way as its siblings: the shared _detail builder describes one run, so a failing run is reported with exactly the keys the winning one is, over the same predicate runs_passed is counted with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…together Rebuilt from master rather than advanced: the branch's conversation.py predated master's multi-turn context work (QA-29448), while #1789 had already merged it, so merging master into the old tip would have meant hand-resolving a feature the PR branch already carried correctly. master + #1789 #1797 #1798 #1801 #1816 #1831 #1839. Three reconciliations the individual PRs cannot make on their own: - Dispatch registration in cli/agentic_runner.py is additive across four PRs that each add an evaluator; each pair conflicts and each resolution is the union. - #1816's structural test requires every multi-run evaluator to call build_failed_runs. dashboard_summary, forecasting and anomaly_detection postdate it and had no attachment point, so each grew one: a per-run detail function, build_failed_runs over the same predicate runs_passed is taken over, and failed_runs on both the outcome and the assertion error. dashboard_summary's _detail took the whole summary, so it is now a thin wrapper over a per-run _run_detail. - #1789 adds exit_reason/turns_used while #1816 moves the same dicts behind _run_detail. Both land: the per-run fields go into _run_detail, and max_iterations stays at the item level since it is the same for every run. Also supplies summary_input to #1816's failed-runs report test, which otherwise fails a dashboard-summary item on a missing fixture field before its evaluator is reached. 1520 passed, 1 skipped. ruff clean on everything these PRs touch; the two pre-existing format offenders under tests/ come from master untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebuilt on master now that #1789 (loop exit_reason) and #1801 (anomaly detection) have landed. Carries #1797, #1798, #1816, #1831, #1839. Three reconciliations the individual PRs cannot make on their own: - Dispatch registration in cli/agentic_runner.py is additive across the evaluator PRs; each pair conflicts and each resolution is the union. - #1789's exit_reason/turns_used are now on master in the same item-detail dicts #1816 moves behind a per-run builder. Both land: the per-run fields go into _run_detail, and max_iterations stays at the item level because it is the same for every run. - #1816's structural guard requires every multi-run evaluator to call build_failed_runs. dashboard_summary, forecasting and anomaly_detection postdate it and had no attachment point, so each grew one. anomaly detection is now ON MASTER without it, so this gap stops being a merge artefact the day #1816 lands. Also supplies summary_input to #1816's failed-runs report test, which otherwise fails a dashboard-summary item on a missing fixture field before its evaluator is reached. 1524 passed, 1 skipped. ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#1789 landed exit_reason/turns_used in the same item-detail dicts this branch moves behind a per-run builder, so all four evaluators conflicted. Both land: the per-run fields go into _run_detail, where a failing run gets them too, and max_iterations stays at the item level because it is the same for every run. Also wires anomaly detection, which #1801 merged without per-run failure records. The structural guard here requires every multi-run evaluator to build them, so without this the guard fails on master the day this branch lands -- it is this branch's own contract, not an unrelated fix. 1419 passed, 1 skipped. ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p level `failed_runs` records each failing run's own `conversation_id`, `response_id` and `reasoning_steps`, plus its own `detail`. `_redact_item` only ever looked at the item's top level, so `--redact` dropped the top-level `reasoning` while the same model reasoning survived verbatim one level down -- in a report whose whole purpose is being safe to hand a customer. Both builders are affected: `core/runner._failed_run_record` and `core/agentic/_failed_runs`. Found by an external check: a consumer searched a rendered redacted report for every id and model name in its own source document, and ~270 ids came back. Dropped per entry: conversation_id, response_id, reasoning_steps, and the same transcript/tool_calls already dropped from the item's `detail`. Kept, matching what the top level keeps: reasoning_step_count (a count, like detail.turns), tool_call_count/tool_names (which tool ran, never its arguments or its result -- where latency_breakdown already draws the line), and the run's verdict, error and timings, which describe the run rather than our infrastructure. An unredacted report is unchanged. The existing test_redact_drops_ids_reasoning_and_model_name also fails without this fix once its fixture carries failed_runs: the assertion was already right, it just had no per-run data to catch. 1422 passed, ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…build #1845 (carrying #1846) centralizes the common tail of every evaluate_agentic_* into _outcome.py; #1816 centralizes each kind's per-run detail into a _run_detail builder. Both restructure the same ten evaluators, so every return site conflicted. Both land, and they fit together better than either alone: - The shared tail now carries `failed_runs`. That is the field whose omission this branch has been patching kind by kind -- anomaly detection, forecasting, dashboard summary and the report skill each shipped without it -- and it is exactly the failure mode _outcome.py's own docstring describes for `timings` and `best_run_latency_s`. One tail means a kind cannot forget it again. - Each kind keeps its `_run_detail`, so a failing run is still described by the same keys as the winning one, and `build_failed_runs` is wired in all ten. - The all-ungraded JudgeResponseError branch in guardrail and general_question moved below the `failed_runs` build. It used to raise before the records existed; a broken judge is precisely when they are worth having. general_question also keeps its item timings on that error. - The structural guard learns the new shape: attaching via raise_agentic_failure counts, alongside setting the field directly or going through a kind's own _attach_diagnostics. #1831's gate imports in what_if were restored -- the import hunk resolved to the incoming side, which predates that fix. 1578 passed, 2 skipped. ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Master gained #1841, the report-skill evaluator. It arrived with the two gaps this branch's own guards exist to catch, and both are now closed: - It built no per-run failure records, which #1816's structural guard requires of every multi-run kind. It has a _run_detail closure now (the unscored-run summary belongs to the item, not the run) and builds failed_runs over the same predicate runs_passed is taken over. - It predates #1847, so an item's user_context never reached it. Threaded through the runner, the evaluator and the dispatch, bound to the ChatClient like every other chat kind. Neither is a defect in #1841 -- both PRs were in flight when it merged, and this branch is the first place all three exist together. 1715 passed, 2 skipped. ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Master gained #1847 (user_context on every kind), #1849 and #1852 since this branch last merged. Three resolutions: - agentic_runner.py: additive imports on both sides. - test_agentic_general_question.py: #1847 removed the local user_context test because it relocated that coverage into its own cross-kind table, so that deletion stands; this branch's per-run failure assertions beside it stay. - test_agentic_runner.py was rebuilt from master's copy plus the blocks that exist only here, rather than union-merged: one conflict hunk began in the middle of a test whose head was on the other side, so a union produces a file referencing names from both. It also wires report_skill, which #1841 merged without per-run failure records. The structural guard in this branch requires them of every multi-run kind, so without this the guard fails on master the day this lands -- it is this branch's own contract, not an unrelated fix. The per-run builder is a closure because the unscored-run summary belongs to the item rather than to the run. 1607 passed, 1 skipped. ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ruff format on the block this branch added to report_skill.py: the build_failed_runs call fits one line, and _run_detail needs a blank line after the assignment above it. Mine, not master's -- master has no build_failed_runs in this file at all. It went unnoticed because the integration branch, where I kept seeing it, already contains this branch, so checking it there proved nothing about its origin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Report-skill all-ungraded error drops per-run diagnostics.
If no run is scored, JudgeResponseError is raised at the unchanged lines 796-802. That raise comes before runs_passed, detail and failed_runs are built. The error carries only timings. The new JudgeResponseError branch in run_agentic_items therefore gets no failed_runs or conversation_id for report_skill. It falls back to runs_effective = k. Guardrail already fixed this case by building diagnostics before the raise. Report_skill needs the same fix. Move the computation above the raise and attach failed_runs, detail, the counts and the best run's ids to exc_judge.
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best = summary.best
# define _run_detail, detail, failed_runs, runs_passed, runs_effective here
if not summary.scored_run_results:
exc_judge = JudgeResponseError(...)
exc_judge.timings = item_timings
exc_judge.reasoning_steps = best.reasoning_steps
exc_judge.conversation_id = best.conversation_id
exc_judge.response_id = best.response_id
exc_judge.detail = detail
exc_judge.runs_passed = runs_passed
exc_judge.runs_effective = runs_effective
exc_judge.failed_runs = failed_runs
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#1816 landed on master, so master now carries the hand-rolled per-evaluator failure tail that #1846's _outcome.py refactor replaced here. Twelve source files conflicted on exactly that: ours is the centralised form of theirs, so ours wins everywhere. The structural guards in test_agentic_runner.py are what confirm it -- they accept raise_agentic_failure() as one of the three ways a kind can attach its records, and every multi-run kind still passes. test_agentic_runner.py conflicted the usual way, ours a superset of master's. Verified by AST rather than by reading: nothing defined on master is missing here, and no definition is duplicated. One defect the merge introduced silently, with no conflict to mark it: test_trace_linker.py's _EVALUATE_FUNCS gained duplicate entries for anomaly_detection, dashboard_summary and forecasting. Git auto-merged two versions of a growing list by appending both. pytest refused to collect the file over duplicate parametrize ids, which is the only reason it surfaced -- a list of tuples has no syntax error to trip over. 1771 passed, 2 skipped. The 16 fewer than before are precisely the 4 duplicate entries times the 4 tests parametrized over that list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The gap
best_detaildescribes whichever run ranked highest. On a partial pass that means every visible verdict belongs to the attempt that worked, and the runs that failed leave no trace — theirdetailis computed inside the run loop and then dropped.So a 1-of-3 item is undiagnosable after the fact. The only recourse is re-running the question and hoping it fails the same way, which for a nondeterministic agent is not a given.
This isn't an edge case. On one evaluation day in our corpus, half of all lost runs sat on items whose recorded detail was entirely green — every criterion passing, the item still failing 2 of 3 times, and nothing anywhere explaining why.
The change
One new field on
ItemReport, emitted besidedetailin the JSON report:Kind-agnostic.
detailis opaque to the runner — it never inspects its shape — so this covers all test kinds and any added later, with no per-evaluator work.Failing runs only. A fully-passing item records nothing, so the cost tracks how broken the corpus is rather than how large it is, and shrinks as quality improves.
Nothing existing changes.
detailand the top-level ids keep their exact current meaning, so consumers of this report are unaffected.It also fixes a latent mismatch
The top-level
conversation_id/response_idare overwritten on every iteration and end up describing the last run, whilebest_detailandreasoning_stepsdescribe the best one. When those differ, the ids point at a different conversation than the detail beside them.best_chat_resultalready exists precisely to keepreasoning_stepsaligned withbest_detail(see the comment at its declaration) — the ids were never given the same treatment. Per-run ids make the pairing correct by construction rather than adding a fourth field to keep in sync.Why
stream_endedis in thereA stalled turn leaves the evaluator's gated checks
Falseeven though none of them ran, which reads as a content failure in every downstream rate. Recording it at the source removes the need for consumers to infer stalls from the shape of the detail block.Tests
Eight new tests.
uv run pytest— 976 passed, 0 failed.best_detailstays the winnerstream_endedandreasoning_step_countare recordedpass_power_k: falseon an item whose graded runs all passedfailed_runsbesidedetail, and[]for a clean item🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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