fix(review): make the dbt PR review's fidelity and AI status visible in CI - #1241
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Running the review end to end and mining 30 dogfood reviews showed the engine's
proofs were mostly hidden by the CI experience rather than missing:
- Split the run-level `lintOnly` flag from per-finding `undecidableFindings`.
The "Lint-only run — no dbt manifest" banner fired whenever a single finding
was undecidable, even with a manifest present; it now renders only when no
changed model resolved against a manifest, with a separate undecidable line.
- Add `artifactHints`: when a manifest is present but `catalog.json` or
`target-base/compiled` is missing, the summary names the artifact and the
command (`dbt docs generate`, compile the base into `target-base/`).
- `runAiReview` returns `{findings, status, reason}` (`ok|skipped|timeout|error`)
instead of a bare `[]`; the summary shows one "AI reviewer:" line and
`review_run` records `ai_status` / `ai_findings` / `undecidable_findings`.
Timeout scales with prompt size (`min(180s, 60s + 2s × files)`).
- `defaultBaseRef` reads `pull_request.base.ref` from `GITHUB_EVENT_PATH` when
that ref resolves; the action passes base/head from the event when the inputs
are empty. A PR against a non-default branch was previously diffed against
`origin/main`.
- Pass the PR title and body (capped) from the event into `reviewPullRequest`
so the advisory AI lane can check intent in CI.
- Group repeated grain-test suggestions into one summary bullet via an optional
`Finding.groupKey`; findings stay atomic (one rule was 50% of dogfood findings).
- Set telemetry project context on the headless `altimate review` path so
`review_run` carries `project_id`.
- Docs, `github/review/action.yml` and the ingestion example now compile head
and base, generate the catalog, and describe PII classification as it behaves.
Verdict logic (`computeIdealVerdict`, `applyMode`) is unchanged; AI findings are
still excluded from the verdict.
Closes #1240
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When the base branch has advanced since the PR forked, this passes the current base tip together with the unmerged PR head. collectChangedFiles computes the file list with base...head (therefore from the fork merge-base), while makeContentResolver reads old and new contents directly from the supplied base and head snapshots; changes made only on the base branch can consequently appear as removals or regressions by the PR and produce false equivalence/config findings or block the gate. Pass the actual merge-base as --base, or retain the checked-out synthetic merge commit as the head when using the current base tip.
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Fixed in a22c79f. The action now fetches the base ref and head SHA, unshallows if needed, and passes --base $(git merge-base origin/$PR_BASE_REF $PR_HEAD_SHA), so the file list (base...head) and the old-content reads both come from the fork point; base-only changes are never attributed to the PR. Falls back to the base tip with a ::warning if merge-base fails. defaultBaseRef makes the same choice for the event-derived ref (it already did for the main/master fallback).
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When a diff contains no reviewable files, such as a README-only change or paths excluded by configuration, runReview sets runDegraded to true solely because reviewable.length === 0 (orchestrate.ts:1108), even if a valid manifest is present. This new text therefore reports that no manifest was found and tells users to compile, rather than explaining that there was simply nothing in scope; distinguish an empty review scope from a genuinely unavailable manifest before rendering this remediation.
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Fixed in a22c79f. lintOnly is now modelFiles.length > 0 && !anyManifest; an empty scope sets a separate summary.emptyScope and renders "Nothing to review — no dbt model, schema, or macro files changed in this diff" with no manifest banner. degraded keeps the old combined meaning so review_run.degraded stays comparable. Tests cover a README-only diff with a manifest present.
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When equivalence receives both compiled sides but returns decided: false because the SQL or dialect is unsupported, semanticChangeLane still marks the finding degraded; this summary then incorrectly states that compiled SQL is missing. This occurs, for example, for the documented unsupported BigQuery constructs and sends users toward rebuilding artifacts that already exist. Carry an undecidable reason/capability into the summary, or use wording that also covers unsupported SQL and missing schema.
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Fixed in a22c79f. The line now reads "N finding(s) could not be decided — compiled SQL missing for base or head, unsupported SQL for this dialect, or no schema — see each finding." Carrying a per-finding undecidable reason into the summary is a follow-up (it needs the lane to return the engine's reason code).
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When target/compiled or target-base/compiled exists but was produced by a partial dbt compile --select ..., or contains stale output that omits a changed model, these access checks mark the corresponding artifact as present. makeCompiledResolver then fails to find that model and the engine silently falls back to raw SQL, while the new fidelity summary omits the missing-artifact hint and may present the run as fully compiled. Determine head/base compiled coverage from the changed model paths rather than from the parent directory alone.
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Fixed in a22c79f. detectArtifactHints now takes the changed model files, project name and path prefix, and checks the exact compiled path per model and side the way makeCompiledResolver builds it; added models are not counted against the base side, deleted ones not against head. Hints read "target/compiled missing for N changed model(s)" / "target-base/compiled missing for N changed model(s)". Test covers one compiled, one missing.
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In `@docs/internal/2026-09-03-dbt-pr-review-deep-dive.md`:
- Line 129: Resolve the contradictory altimate-ingestion version policy in
Decision 5 and the Phase 0C requirements: retain an exact current-release pin
when widening the package and document its automated bump path, or explicitly
document the approved rationale and tradeoff for unpinning. Ensure only one
policy remains active before Phase 1.
- Line 117: Clarify the lint-only CI metric by defining its cohort, measurement
window, and denominator for both the 57% baseline and the under-20% rollout
target. Base the calculation on run-level env.summary.lintOnly or manifest
capability, not per-finding degraded or undecidableFindings values, so
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In `@github/review/examples/altimate-ingestion.yml`:
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use sanitized isolated-data credentials with a restricted role, or omit
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/format.ts`:
- Line 219: Update the grouped identifier rendering in the findings mapping to
Markdown-escape or dynamically fence each selected finding.model/finding.file
value, using a fence longer than any backtick run in the identifier as done by
tierReasons rendering, while preserving the existing comma-separated summary.
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[WARNING]: defaultBaseRef now returns the base-branch tip (origin/<ref>) instead of a merge-base SHA
This is a regression: the previous implementation returned git merge-base HEAD origin/main (a stable commit), so collectChangedFiles (git diff base...head) and makeContentResolver (git show base:<file>) both resolved the same fork point. Returning the moving ref tip breaks that invariant — git diff origin/<ref>...head diffs from the merge-base, while git show origin/<ref>:<file> reads the base-branch tip. Once the base branch advances past the merge-base, the two disagree: changes made only on the base branch surface as spurious removals/regressions in the equivalence and lineage lanes (and the example workflow's target-base compile of origin/<base> has the same tip-vs-merge-base problem). Resolve merge-base(origin/<ref>, head) once and use that SHA for the diff, the old-side content reads, and the base-compile step.
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Fixed in a22c79f. The event-derived branch now returns git merge-base HEAD origin/<ref>, consistent with the main/master fallback. The action computes the same merge-base and passes it as --base.
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… artifact coverage, honest empty scope - Action and `defaultBaseRef` now compare against the PR merge-base (fork point) for both the file list and old content, so changes that landed on the base branch after the fork are never attributed to the PR. The action fetches the base ref and head SHA and unshallows before computing it; falls back to the base tip with a warning if merge-base fails. (Codex P1, Kilo) - Distinguish an empty review scope (no dbt files in the diff) from a missing manifest: `summary.emptyScope` renders "Nothing to review" instead of the lint-only manifest banner; `degraded` keeps its old combined meaning. (Codex) - Undecidable-findings line no longer claims compiled SQL is missing; it names the three causes (missing compiled SQL, unsupported dialect SQL, no schema). - Artifact hints check compiled SQL per changed model and side (head/base), respecting added/deleted/renamed files, instead of the parent directory. - Grouped identifiers and tier reasons share one Markdown code-span fencer that survives backticks in model/file names. (CodeRabbit) - Example workflow: credentials guidance now says compile and docs generate both run PR macros, to use an isolated CI database with a scoped role, and to keep the `pull_request` trigger so forks get no secrets. Base ref routed via env. - Deep-dive doc: define the lint-only metric cohort/denominator; align the `altimate-ingestion` pin policy (exact pin + automated bumps). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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Fixed in 4482324. The action computes git merge-base origin/$PR_BASE_REF "${IN_HEAD:-$PR_HEAD_SHA}" and fetches a custom IN_HEAD first when needed, so a supplied head derives its own fork point. defaultBaseRef takes the effective head as a parameter for the same reason.
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For a README-only or otherwise empty-scope diff with an existing manifest but no catalog.json, changedModels is empty yet this unconditional probe adds an artifact hint. The resulting summary simultaneously says “Nothing to review” and instructs the user to run dbt docs generate because equivalence and lineage supposedly ran at reduced fidelity, even though no model required either analysis. The new empty-scope handling fixes the earlier lint-only message, but this new catalog probe leaves a contradictory remediation; only emit model-analysis artifact hints when relevant changed models exist.
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Fixed in 4482324. detectArtifactHints returns nothing when no models changed, so an empty-scope review shows only "Nothing to review" and no artifact remediation.
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When a PR contains more than MAX_FILES reviewable models, the prompt still includes only the first 20 files, but this timeout grows with every file in the untruncated array and reaches 180 seconds at 60 files. A hung provider can therefore hold a wide PR's CI job for up to 80 seconds longer even though the reviewer receives no additional work after file 20. Calculate the allowance from Math.min(files.length, MAX_FILES) so the timeout matches the bounded prompt.
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Fixed in 4482324. The timeout now scales with Math.min(files.length, MAX_FILES), matching the bounded prompt.
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When the timeout fires after the provider has emitted partial text, the AI SDK can terminate fullStream with an abort event rather than throwing; the repository's adapter explicitly handles that event separately from error in session/llm/ai-sdk.ts:264-268. This loop discards every event and then parses the partial stream.text, so the newly exposed status can be reported as ok with incomplete findings—or as an empty-response error—instead of timeout. Check controller.signal.aborted after draining the stream (or inspect the abort event) before accepting the response.
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[SUGGESTION]: changedModels omits Python models and bypasses the shouldReview filter
classifyDbtFile returns python_model for models/**/*.py, so filtering for model_sql only drops dbt Python models. The engine's own modelFiles (orchestrate.ts:1078) includes both model_sql and python_model, so a PR touching only a Python model gets no per-model compiled-artifact hint even though runReview still attempts to resolve its compiled SQL. Filtering the raw changedFiles with classifyDbtFile alone (rather than the shouldReview-filtered set) also classifies tracked build/vendored paths such as target/compiled/<proj>/models/x.sql as models and reports them missing. Derive this list from the same filtered classification the engine uses (both model_sql and python_model).
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Fixed in 4482324. The model list for hints is now derived from the same filtered classification the engine uses (filterChangedFiles with the resolved exclude globs), including python_model, so tracked target/compiled/** paths are not classified as models and Python models are covered.
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[SUGGESTION]: Per-model artifact hints report every model missing when projectName is undefined
makeCompiledResolver returns undefined for every file when opts.projectName is falsy (compiled.ts:75 if (!project) return undefined), so getCompiled resolves nothing and detectArtifactHints counts each changed model as missing compiled SQL even when target/compiled is populated. This triggers when the manifest exists but dbtProjectName(dbtRoot) cannot read a name — e.g. a monorepo invoked with an explicit --manifest from the repo root (dbtRoot === cwd, while dbt_project.yml lives in a subdir). The resulting run dbt compile remedy is misleading: recompiling will not help when the project name is unresolvable from cwd. Consider skipping the per-model probe (or emitting a distinct project name not resolved hint) when projectName is undefined.
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Fixed in 4482324. When the project name cannot be resolved, the per-model probe is skipped and one hint says "dbt project name not resolved — no readable dbt_project.yml next to the manifest, so compiled SQL cannot be located", instead of reporting every model missing.
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P3: The new metric definition says the numerator filters `review_run` events on `summary.lintOnly === true`, but `emitReviewRun()` in review/telemetry.ts never records `lintOnly` on the event — it records `degraded` (= lintOnly || emptyScope), `undecidable_findings`, and `ai_status`. So the metric as defined is not computable from current telemetry, and since `degraded` merges emptyScope it can't be recovered. Add `lintOnly` to the `review_run` event (or adjust the definition to a derivable field) so this metric is actually measurable.</violation>
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P3: The new metric definition says the numerator filters review_run events on summary.lintOnly === true, but emitReviewRun() in review/telemetry.ts never records lintOnly on the event — it records degraded (= lintOnly || emptyScope), undecidable_findings, and ai_status. So the metric as defined is not computable from current telemetry, and since degraded merges emptyScope it can't be recovered. Add lintOnly to the review_run event (or adjust the definition to a derivable field) so this metric is actually measurable.
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<comment>The new metric definition says the numerator filters `review_run` events on `summary.lintOnly === true`, but `emitReviewRun()` in review/telemetry.ts never records `lintOnly` on the event — it records `degraded` (= lintOnly || emptyScope), `undecidable_findings`, and `ai_status`. So the metric as defined is not computable from current telemetry, and since `degraded` merges emptyScope it can't be recovered. Add `lintOnly` to the `review_run` event (or adjust the definition to a derivable field) so this metric is actually measurable.</comment>
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Fixed in 4482324. review_run now records lint_only and empty_scope (schema extended), and the doc metric is defined on those fields.
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P3: The allowlist lookbehind is case-sensitive (no `i` flag), but DNS hostnames are case-insensitive. A reference written as `Altimate-Gateway.onealtimate.com` or any other mixed-case variant of the documented default gateway is still flagged as an internal-host leak, producing a false CI failure with a misleading remediation. Add the `i` flag (and match case on the apex too, which is desirable) so the allowlisted hostname is recognized regardless of case.</violation>
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P3: The allowlist lookbehind is case-sensitive (no i flag), but DNS hostnames are case-insensitive. A reference written as Altimate-Gateway.onealtimate.com or any other mixed-case variant of the documented default gateway is still flagged as an internal-host leak, producing a false CI failure with a misleading remediation. Add the i flag (and match case on the apex too, which is desirable) so the allowlisted hostname is recognized regardless of case.
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When a caller uses the normal actions/checkout@v4 pull-request default (the synthetic merge commit), or supplies a custom head without checking it out before compiling, this passes the PR/custom SHA to the reviewer even though the manifest, catalog, and target/compiled files still describe the checked-out commit. The fetch step never changes the worktree, so the engine combines raw SQL and the diff from one commit with the compiled SQL and DAG from another; base-only changes can therefore create or suppress findings and produce an incorrect gate verdict. The updated example explicitly avoids this at github/review/examples/altimate-ingestion.yml:29-32, but the composite action should either enforce that HEAD matches the selected head when consuming artifacts or avoid using mismatched artifacts.
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…n and token accounting Measured on the production gateway: altimate-base reasons before answering, ignores per-request reasoning controls, decodes at ~25 tok/s; a 12-file review took 155 s and was truncated by a 4,000-token cap. The lane's fixed timeout and provider-default output budget could not fit it. - aiTimeoutSeconds (config) / --ai-timeout / ALTIMATE_REVIEW_AI_TIMEOUT_SECONDS / action input ai_timeout_seconds; default min(300, 120 + 4 × files); the gateway route defaults to 300 s. - Explicit maxOutputTokens for the lane (default 8192; aiMaxOutputTokens / --ai-max-output-tokens), threaded through LLM.stream. - summary.aiReview carries durationMs, promptChars and token usage when reported; the status line shows the duration; review_run gains ai_duration_ms, ai_prompt_chars, ai_reasoning_tokens. - A length-truncated response is reported as an error naming the budget knob instead of returning partial findings; the timeout reason names the timeout knob. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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P2: When a valid finding mentions a JSON `"file"` key in its text, `suggestedFindingCount` overcounts and the truncation guard returns an error instead of preserving the parsed finding. Use a JSON-aware count or parser-provided completeness signal rather than counting substrings.</violation>
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P2: When a valid finding mentions a JSON "file" key in its text, suggestedFindingCount overcounts and the truncation guard returns an error instead of preserving the parsed finding. Use a JSON-aware count or parser-provided completeness signal rather than counting substrings.
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…te defaults to 900 s The gateway's altimate-base is a reasoning model: measured against prod it spends two to three minutes thinking before the first text token, and a 12-file review took ~170 s end to end. The 300 s Route C default and the 900 s ceiling left too little headroom. - `aiTimeoutSeconds` / `--ai-timeout` / `ALTIMATE_REVIEW_AI_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` / action `ai_timeout_seconds`: range is now 10..1800 (was 10..900). - Route C (gateway) default: 900 s (was 300), matching the gateway's LiteLLM `request_timeout`; comment says to raise both together. - `action.yml` now enforces the numeric bounds, not just "digits". - Non-gateway default formula `min(300, 120 + 4 × files)` is unchanged. - Docs and the config/CI tests updated for the new bounds and default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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Status: gateway timeout and reasoning controlsd6a6486 raises the AI-lane timeout ceiling to 1800 s (was 900) and makes the gateway route (Route C) default to 900 s (was 300), matching the gateway's LiteLLM Why: measured against prod, Gateway side: AltimateAI/altimate-gateway#18 makes the gateway honour per-request reasoning controls. Today Follow-up in this PR once #18 is deployed: send |
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When altimate_core.review_ai_prompt throws internally, its native handler catches the exception and returns { success: false, data: {}, error }; this code ignores promptRes.success, treats the empty data as an unavailable prompt, and reports the lane as skipped. That hides a broken native reviewer as an intentional omission in CI, so inspect the dispatcher result and return an error status, as the parse path already does.
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Fixed in 3332238: the setup path now checks promptRes.success and returns status error with reason 'reviewer prompt failed: ' (truncated), mirroring the parse path. 'skipped: reviewer prompt unavailable' is kept only for a successful call that returns no prompt. Test added.
`altimate-base` on the gateway thinks before every answer. Once the gateway honours `reasoning_effort` (AltimateAI/altimate-gateway#18), a repo can trade depth for speed on the advisory lane. Nothing changes by default: unset means the field is not sent and the model keeps its own behaviour. - `.altimate/review.yml`: `aiReasoningEffort: none|minimal|low|medium|high`. - CLI: `--ai-reasoning <level>`, env `ALTIMATE_REVIEW_AI_REASONING`; precedence flag > env > config, blank means unset. - Action: optional `ai_reasoning` input, validated, exported as `ALTIMATE_ACTION_AI_REASONING` for every route; no route sets a default. - `LLM.stream` gains `reasoningEffort` (behind `altimate_change` markers), merged into provider options; `@ai-sdk/openai-compatible` sends it as `reasoning_effort`. - The AI status line names the level when set: `🤖 AI reviewer (altimate-gateway/altimate-base, reasoning: none): …`. Not part of the policy signature. - Tests for config parsing, CLI precedence, stream plumbing and the action contract; docs updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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When target.token is a GitHub App installation access token, users.getAuthenticated() cannot identify a user and apps.getAuthenticated() also fails because GET /app requires an app JWT, not an installation token. The resulting fallback only accepts github-actions[bot], so it never finds the app's existing <app-slug>[bot] marker comment and creates another summary on every rerun. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier thread is that the replacement identity lookup uses an endpoint unavailable to the token passed into this function.
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Agreed, GET /app needs an app JWT so that fallback could never succeed with the installation token passed in. 3332238 removes it and adds an explicit ALTIMATE_REVIEW_BOT_LOGIN=[bot] override (precedence: override > token's own user > github-actions[bot]); unknown bots are still never adopted. The dead app-slug test is replaced by an env-override test, and the usage guide documents the variable for App-token users. The action itself always posts with github.token, so it is unaffected.
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SUGGESTION: The reasoning-effort levels are defined in two places and can drift.
config.ts declares AI_REASONING_EFFORTS = ["none", "minimal", "low", "medium", "high"] (the accepted config/CLI values), while this schema re-hardcodes the identical union inline. verdict.ts cannot import from config.ts (config already imports ReviewMode from verdict), but the reverse dependency exists, so the enum could live here (or in a shared leaf) and be imported by config.ts. As written, adding a level (e.g. max, which the provider variants already emit) requires updating both files or VerdictEnvelope.parse throws a ZodError at envelope build time.
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Fixed in 3332238: the levels now live once next to the envelope schema in verdict.ts (AI_REASONING_EFFORTS / AiReasoningEffort) and config.ts re-exports them, so config, CLI and envelope cannot drift.
- Reasoning-effort levels are defined once, next to the envelope schema in
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`VerdictEnvelope.parse` throw at envelope build time (Kilo).
- A core that fails inside `review_ai_prompt` returns `{success: false}`;
the lane now reports `error: reviewer prompt failed: <reason>` instead of
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- Marker-comment ownership for GitHub App installation tokens: `GET /app`
needs an app JWT, so the previous `apps.getAuthenticated` fallback could
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Documented in the usage guide (Codex P2).
- Tests: prompt-failure status; env-override ownership replaces the dead
app-slug test.
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Live end-to-end result: gateway route,
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| Exit / wall time | 0 / 170 s (AI call 168 s) |
| AI status line | 🤖 AI reviewer (altimate-gateway/altimate-base): 2 advisory findings · 168s |
| Tokens | prompt 2,808 · completion 4,464 (4,170 of them reasoning) |
| Counts vs deterministic-only baseline | 3/4/6 → 3/5/7 (critical/warning/suggestion); the +1/+1 are exactly the two AI findings |
| Read first | unchanged (2× PII, 1× lineage break); no AI finding promoted |
| Verdict | COMMENT, unchanged |
AI findings, verbatim:
- customers: Returned-order filter applied to order metrics but not to LTV (warning · semantic_change). "The
status != 'returned'filter is only in customer_orders, while customer_payments still sums payments for returned orders — so number_of_orders / first_order / most_recent_order now exclude returned orders but customer_lifetime_value still includes them. Either restrict the payments join to non-returned orders or confirm that LTV is intentionally supposed to include returned-order payments." - customer_order_gaps: Model name implies inter-order gaps, but computes a single span (suggestion · sql_quality). "
customer_order_gaps(plural) suggests gaps between consecutive orders, but the model only derives one row per customer measuring the total span between first and most recent order. Rename … or compute the actual per-gap intervals if that is the intended analysis."
Both are true positives. The first is a cross-metric inconsistency the engine's own "NOT row-equivalent" finding on the same file did not name; the second is an intent/naming mismatch no deterministic lane covers. The earlier 68 s timeout with zero findings was the default budget being too tight for a reasoning model, not a gateway fault; with the 900 s gateway-route default now in the action this run would have had ample headroom.
Next measurement once gateway PR 18 is deployed: the same run with --ai-reasoning none.
…ault-URL stance Section 7a of the deep-dive said the action had no default gateway URL and the hostname was kept out of the repo; both changed in this PR. It now records the allowlisted default plus the live altimate-base measurements (latency, token split, the two true-positive advisory findings) and moves "AI output quality" from unverified to verified-once, with the reasoning-off path listed as not yet verifiable until gateway PR 18 deploys. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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SUGGESTION: Route the prompt error through errorReason() for redaction
Every other error path in this file (modelError during setup, and the final catch) sanitizes its message via errorReason(), which redacts URLs, sk- API keys, and bearer tokens. setupResult.promptError (a raw String(error) from the compiled core) is the only error surfaced unsanitized into a public PR comment — the AI status line renders summary.aiReview.reason verbatim (format.ts:184). Run it through the same sanitizer for defense-in-depth (note: errorReason truncates at 120 chars, so the separate truncateAtWord(..., 160) can be dropped).
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Done in a3da221: the redaction chain is now a shared redactReason() (URLs, API keys, bearer tokens, whitespace), used by errorReason and by the new 'reviewer prompt failed' path; the test feeds an internal URL through the core error and asserts in the reason.
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| AI call | 168 s | 13 s |
| Completion tokens | 4,464 (4,170 reasoning) | 276 (0 reasoning) |
| Prompt tokens | 2,808 | 2,772 |
| AI findings | 2, both true positives | 2, both true positives |
| Read first / verdict / counts | 3 criticals, COMMENT, 3/5/7 |
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| Status line | 🤖 AI reviewer (altimate-gateway/altimate-base): 2 advisory findings · 168s |
🤖 AI reviewer (altimate-gateway/altimate-base, reasoning: none): 2 advisory findings · 13s |
Findings with reasoning off, verbatim:
- customers: filter excludes customers whose only order was returned (warning · semantic_change). "The new
where status != 'returned'is applied before grouping, so a customer whose sole order is 'returned' is dropped fromcustomer_ordersentirely — they end up with NULL first_order/most_recent_order/number_of_orders instead of 0 orders and a first-order date. If the intent is simply to count non-returned orders, move the filter into a conditional aggregate…" - customer_order_gaps: select * propagates PII columns (suggestion · contract_violation). "The model exposes first_name/last_name via
select *into an ad-hoc reporting layer. Consider selecting only the columns you need… to avoid widening the PII surface beyond the customers model the engine already flagged."
Both differ from the thinking-on pair rather than being weaker versions of them. On the same injected change, thinking-on found the cross-CTE inconsistency (order metrics filtered, payments not) while reasoning-off found that filtering before grouping turns a customer's zero into NULL. The PII propagation finding is one the deterministic PII lane structurally does not produce: it flags only models that name the PII columns, not select * fan-out into a new model.
Direct gateway probe on a tiny prompt with a 600-token budget confirms the mechanism: default spends all 600 tokens thinking and emits nothing; reasoning_effort: none answers in 5.9 s with 94 tokens; low keeps thinking on, as designed.
Default stays unset (thinking on) in this PR. One paired comparison is not enough to flip the Route C default; it is enough to say ai_reasoning: none is a safe speed setting. Decision for the maintainers: default Route C to none (13 s reviews) or keep thinking on (3 min, arguably deeper single findings). Both are one line in action.yml.
Gateway reasoning pass-through is live; the same review ran 13 s / 276 completion tokens with `aiReasoningEffort: none` versus 168 s / 4,464 with thinking on, two true-positive findings each. Section 7a carries the numbers and the decision (default stays thinking-on pending more pairs); section 8 drops the now-verified item. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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…ason The redaction chain (URLs, API keys, bearer tokens, whitespace) moves out of `errorReason` into `redactReason`, and the new "reviewer prompt failed" path uses it, so a core error message can no longer carry an internal URL into a PR comment. Test asserts the redaction (Kilo suggestion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015QY5UKRRakY19d8PszeUFQ
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When a rerun changes aiReasoningEffort (for example from the gateway's thinking default to none), the AI reviewer can surface a different set of findings, but the signature passed here remains unchanged because it includes only AI enablement and model. computeFindingDelta therefore presents those additions and removals as an ordinary rerun instead of indicating that review settings changed; thread the effective reasoning effort into makeReviewPolicySignature.
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jaffle_shop_duckdbwith five injected changes (semantic filter change, removed test,SELECT *+ non-portable function, lineage-breaking rename, safe column reorder) and mined the 30 most recent reviews the action posted onaltimate-ingestion. The engine caught the lineage break and the semantic change precisely, but only after I randbt docs generate, which no doc or example mentioned. Without it the run showed a "Lint-only run — no dbt manifest/warehouse was available" banner even though the manifest was present (the banner flipped on any single undecidable finding). The AI lane attempted a call on every run and failed silently; telemetry shows 18% of CI runs never complete the AI step. In the dogfood repo 57% of reviews were lint-only, one PR againstdeploymentwas diffed againstmain, one rule ("new model has no uniqueness/grain test") was 427 of 853 findings, and the worst comment ran 406 lines for 130 findings with seven models each carrying two near-identical paragraphs.Nineteen commits, each answering a review round or a request in-thread:
1. Fidelity and status made visible (
2d95db79a6)lintOnly,undecidableFindings,artifactHints,aiReview;degradedkeeps its old combined meaning.dbt docs generate, compile the base); one "AI reviewer:" status line.runAiReviewreturns{findings, status, reason}; timeout scales with the files actually sent.GITHUB_EVENT_PATH; headlessreview_runcarriesproject_id.2. First review round (
a22c79ffef)defaultBaseRefcompare against the PR merge-base (fork point) for the file list and the old content; the action fetches base ref and head SHA and unshallows first.3. Second review round (
448232494a)--headincluded); hints skipped when no models changed and derived from the engine's filtered classification (Python models included); one clear hint when the dbt project name cannot be resolved; aborted AI streams reporttimeout, never partial success;review_rungainslint_onlyandempty_scope.4. Readable summary (
5a38790046)not_null) render as one item each listing the members with their specifics; headers show "N findings · M items"; non-critical sections past 12 items fold; a "Read first" block picks up to three items when there are eight or more findings; a hidden finding-id block enables "Since last review: N fixed · M new · K unchanged" on rerun. Findings stay atomic; inline comments and JSON are unchanged.5. Third review round (
5710ccc5b3)target-basefrom the PR merge-base, the same commit the review diffs against;defaultBaseRef's last-resort fallback is the selected head's parent; AI prompt fetch and model resolution race the lane deadline; impact results carry aresolvedflag solintOnlyreflects whether any changed model actually resolved;undecidable_findingstelemetry uses the same fallback as the renderer.6. Fourth review round (
5866f62dfd)headinto a resolvable ref; AIerrorstream events are failures; the rerun delta says "no longer surfaced" and flags changed review settings; the grouped undecidable bullet prescribes compiling only when a compiled artifact is missing; compiled SQL resolves beside a custom manifest target; the AI status line renders whenever the lane ran.7. Fifth review round (
e8b26c98d7)headfetched by any refspec (SHA, tag, branch) into a pinned ref; policy signature hashes the actual exclusion values and AI/data-diff flags and uses only user-configured reviewers, with tier changes reported as "analysis scope changed"; deletion-only diffs are not lint-only; no AI line on empty scope; manifest path realpath-resolved; docs snippet fetches the base ref before the merge-base.8. Sixth review round (
5d49239e9b)LLM.stream, the text await andreview_ai_parse; the policy signature covers rubric thresholds, blockOn, exclusion values, reviewers and the data-diff config; base compiled project resolves independently when the project was renamed;catalog.jsonmust parse to suppress its hint; deleted models never produce a base hint; markers parse from the footer only; empty scope skips the AI lane; the action rejects heads starting with-and passes--before the refspec.9. Seventh review round (
472a2ddddc)timeoutinstead of hanging CI); dialect joins the policy signature; deletion-only reviews emit no catalog hint; an ambiguous base compiled project directory is reported rather than guessed; empty-scope behaviour is asserted where it is decided (orchestrate), not in the formatter.10–11. Deferred list + previously unanswered threads (
fa8088d818,166be53f9a)--post(read-only fork token) prints the summary and does not fail the job; whitespace-only AI output is an error; emptyheadmeans omitted; locations are escaped in every render path; grouped bullets keep the unverified marker; no delta line on a clean re-review; the lint-only banner states its real condition; telemetry fallback preserves the lint-only/empty-scope split; docs snippet is non-fatal on artifact failures and uses the reviewed head for the merge-base.12. Fork-only 403 tolerance (
b3201896bb): the non-fatal post fallback applies only to pull requests from forks; a same-repo 401/403 still fails;--jsonstdout stays machine-readable.13. Explicit AI-lane model selector + gateway route (
e2fcefc7c7)aiModelin.altimate/review.yml,--ai-model,ALTIMATE_REVIEW_AI_MODEL(flag > env > config). Headless CLI with no model skips the lane with a reason and makes no network call; the in-session tool still uses the session model; an unavailable configured model is an error naming it. The model is recorded insummary.aiReview.model, on every AI status line, and inreview_run.ai_model.altimate_api_key(hosted tenant) > Bmodel+model_api_key(BYO) > Caltimate_gateway_key(OpenAI-compatible altimate gateway; default modelaltimate-gateway/altimate-base;altimate_gateway_urldefaults to the production gateway and is overridable for a self-hosted one);ai_modeloverrides within a route; gateway URL must be HTTPS.14. Selector follow-ups (
6be1dd4d43): blank overrides count as unset; gateway URL normalised; the in-session tool uses the active session model; effective model in the policy signature;Provider.parseModel; empty compiled artifacts count as missing; App-token marker ownership restricted to<slug>[bot].15. CI gate + last follow-ups (
3e93b60b86): docs/example pin v0.10.0 and the 0.8.5 release-gate test accepts any pin >= 0.8.5; empty scope distinguishes excluded files from no dbt files; an unused AI model is not hashed into the policy signature.16. Disabled lane never runs + telemetry redaction (
e52796a1bc):ai: false/--no-aiskips the AI lane even whenreviewerslists it; empty-scope reason from dbt classification (build artifacts are not dbt files); custom model ids hashed in telemetry; catalog usability requires columns.17–18. Gateway default URL (latest two commits):
altimate_gateway_urldefaults to the production gateway with an override; the tracker-leak check allowlists that one public hostname (self-tests cover the allowlist and that the apex and other subdomains are still flagged); the certificate mismatch after the staging rename is recorded as resolved.19. AI-lane timeout and output budget: measured on the production gateway,
altimate-basereasons before answering (~3,000 reasoning tokens on a 12-file prompt, ~25 tok/s, 155 s, truncated by a 4K cap). The timeout is now configurable (aiTimeoutSeconds/--ai-timeout/ env / actionai_timeout_seconds, defaultmin(300, 120 + 4 × files)), the lane sets an explicit 8K output budget, the status line shows duration, telemetry records duration and token usage, and a truncated response is an error naming the knob rather than partial findings.20. Timeout ceiling raised (
d6a648629d): range is 10..1800 s (was 10..900); the gateway route defaults to 900 s (was 300), matching the gateway's LiteLLMrequest_timeout; the action enforces the numeric bounds rather than only checking for digits.21. Per-run reasoning level (
323b787c2a):aiReasoningEffort(none|minimal|low|medium|high) in.altimate/review.yml,--ai-reasoning/ALTIMATE_REVIEW_AI_REASONING, action inputai_reasoning. Unset sends nothing. Threaded toLLM.streamas a provider option (behindaltimate_changemarkers);@ai-sdk/openai-compatibleemits it asreasoning_effort. Client half of AltimateAI/altimate-gateway#18; no live effect until that deploys.Rendered on a real PR.
altimate-ingestion#1375, whose posted comment was 406 lines for 130 findings, renders with this branch (source build,dbt parsemanifest, no AI credentials) in 64 lines for 20 findings grouped into 12 items, with a "Read first" block, the three missing artifacts named with their commands, and an explicit AI status line. Diff scope is not identical to the original run (the branch has moved), so the comparison is about format, not finding-for-finding.Verdict logic is unchanged;
computeIdealVerdictandapplyModeare byte-for-byte the same asmain, and AI findings are still excluded from the verdict.Not in this PR (tracked in
docs/internal/2026-09-03-dbt-pr-review-deep-dive.md): catalog rules can currently producecriticaland three catalog warnings can block, contrary to the README;.altimate/review.ymlis loaded from the PR head; gate-mode lifecycle andapplyOverride()wiring; inline-comment dedupe; the positional equivalence false positive (core); the feedback loop; an AI-written executive summary.How did you verify your code works?
packages/opencode:bun test test/altimate/review(314 pass),bun run typecheck; from the root:bun run script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --base main --strict,git diff --check, YAML parse of the action and example.bun run --conditions=browser packages/opencode/src/index.ts review --base maininside the jaffle project): no lint-only banner with the manifest present; withcatalog.jsonremoved the hint namesdbt docs generate; withtarget-baseremoved it names the base compile; the AI line reports its failure reason; grain, fan-out and equivalence groups render as one item each; 19 findings render in 71 lines; counts, verdict and exit codes unchanged versus the first run.actlocally), and the AI lane with real credentials (none on this machine).Screenshots / recordings
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Changes CI git ref resolution, optional gateway/API credentials, and PR comment semantics; verdict logic is unchanged but misconfigured artifacts or AI settings could mislead reviewers until workflows adopt the new steps.
Overview
Makes dbt PR review runs in CI honest about what was analyzed and documents how to get full fidelity. The review envelope and PR comment distinguish true lint-only (no manifest) from per-finding undecidability, list concrete artifact gaps (
dbt docs generate, merge-base compile intotarget-base/compiled), and report advisory AI reviewer status (ok/skipped/timeout/error with reasons) instead of failing silently.GitHub Action (
github/review@v0.10.0) fetches the PR base ref and head SHA, diffs against the merge-base by default, and wires a third advisory route viaaltimate_gateway_keyplus optionalai_model/ai_reasoning/ai_timeout_seconds. Example workflows anddbt-pr-review.mdare expanded to match (head checkout, non-fatal artifact build step, model-route precedence, gateway defaults).runAiReviewnow returns structured results: explicit model selection (headless skips without config), scalable timeouts, output token budget, reasoning effort, redacted error reasons, and stricter handling of core prompt/parse failures and truncated output.Adds internal telemetry analysis docs (Sep 2026); product behavior for verdict blocking is explicitly unchanged in this PR.
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