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The dashboard-skill evaluator could only state what a dashboard must contain. Every check reads the drafted document, extras are allowed by design, and `min_new_visualizations` is a floor -- so three whole classes of requirement had no way to be written down. **A ceiling on authored charts.** `max_new_visualizations` pairs with the floor. Without it, "use the charts that already exist" -- the central requirement wherever a curated catalog exists -- is unassertable: `min_new_visualizations: 0` is satisfied by any number of authored charts, so a case meant to check that the agent reused existing work passes however much it invented. Absent means unbounded, which is what every fixture written so far assumes; `0` is a real bound. A ceiling below the floor is rejected as unscoreable. Too few and too many are reported as separate sentences, because they are opposite diagnoses with opposite fixes. **Charts that must not appear.** `must_not_contain` is the counterpart to the expectation list. An entry with an `id` matches on that id alone -- a `title` beside it documents the fixture rather than widening the match, since titles are not unique in a real workspace and widening would fail the case on a chart that merely shares a name. An entry with only a `title` matches on the title, which is what catches a substitute whose id is not known when the fixture is written. **Cases whose right outcome is no dashboard.** `expects_dashboard: false`. An expectation with no `visualizations` is rejected as vacuous, correctly, so these could not be authored at all. What makes them scoreable is not relaxing that rule but replacing the assertion: a refusal is scored on the absence of a draft and on what the answer said, and the answer assertion is mandatory for the shape -- absence of a draft alone is satisfied by an agent that fell over. The document checks are not published for a refusal, so it cannot read as the best-scoring case in the suite. The simulated user also stops after one turn: its reply restates the charts and asks again, which is pressure to build the very thing the case says must not be built. **The text the user reads.** `answer_must_include` (substring, case- and whitespace-insensitive) and `answer_must_not_match` (regular expression). Nothing else in this evaluator looks at the answer, so a run that builds the right dashboard and describes it wrongly scored as a clean pass. Patterns are compiled during fixture validation, so a bad one fails before the first API call rather than mid-scoring with a run already spent. All four are published only when the fixture carries them, following the existing rule for the conditional checks: a check that could not fail is not evidence, and publishing it as passed lifts `quality_score` above what the run earned. 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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🟡 Minor · Reject producing-tool calls in refusal cases. · dashboard_skill.py:770-815
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject producing-tool calls in refusal cases.
_extract_tool_resultdiscards failed or empty results, but_execute_single_dashboard_runstill records those calls. The refusal scorer then seestool_result is Noneand accepts the response when the answer matches. Track whether the producing tool was called and include that state in the refusal check. Keep failed-result filtering for normal retry handling.Suggested fix
@@ forbidden_absent: bool = True answer_matched: bool = True + producing_tool_called: bool = False failures: list[str] = field(default_factory=list) @@ - "dashboard_not_drafted": not self.drafted and not self.part_present, + "dashboard_not_drafted": ( + not self.drafted + and not self.part_present + and not self.producing_tool_called + ), @@ patch_part: dict | None = None, answer_text: str = "", + producing_tool_called: bool = False, ) -> DashboardEvaluation: @@ applies=applies, skill_activated=skill_activated, + producing_tool_called=producing_tool_called, answer_matched=not answer_failures, @@ patch_part=patch_part, answer_text=answer_text, + producing_tool_called=any( + tc.function_name == tool for tc in all_tool_call_events + ), ),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`_extract_tool_result` takes only successful calls, which is right for the normal path -- a failed call there is a retry the agent recovered from. But a refusal case was scored on `tool_result is None` and `dashboard_part is None`, and an agent whose draft the tool REJECTED leaves both empty. So a run that tried to build and was stopped by a guardrail read as a clean refusal, which credits the model for the guardrail. `dashboard_not_drafted` now also requires that the producing tool was never called at all. The flag is computed in the run loop over every tool-call event, not from the extracted result, so it survives the filtering that hides the failed call. Nothing outside the refusal shape reads it. Found in review by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re the outside-the-diff finding ( The mechanism is exactly as described. It should not. The point of the shape is that the agent decided not to build. One that tried and was stopped by a guardrail is a different outcome, and passing it credits the model for
Three tests: the rejected attempt failing the case, the same thing end to end through the run loop (the flag is derived there, not passed in by a fixture), and a control that a genuine refusal with no call at all still passes. Confirmed the first two fail on the pre-fix code. 1345 passed. Also took the |
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A refusal is a creation shape, so `_producing_tool` returns `draft_dashboard` and the flag matched only that name. An agent that routed to the editor and had a `patch_dashboard` call rejected left the same empty result and empty part, so it passed as a clean refusal -- the same hole the previous commit closed, through the other tool. Both names count now. The flag is read only by the refusal branch, so widening it tightens that shape and changes nothing else. Found in review by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The dashboard-skill evaluator can only state what a dashboard must contain. Every check reads the drafted document, extra widgets are allowed by design, and
min_new_visualizationsis a floor with no ceiling. Three classes of requirement therefore had no way to be written down at all:min_new_visualizations: 0is satisfied by any number of authored charts. A fixture meant to assert that the agent reused curated work passes however much it invented — the check reads as strict and asserts nothing.visualizationsis rejected as vacuous. Correctly — every chart check would pass against nothing — but it means a case whose right outcome is a refusal cannot be authored.And nothing in this evaluator looks at the answer text, so a run that builds the right dashboard and describes it wrongly scores as a clean pass.
What
Four additions to
expected_output, all optional and all backwards compatible.max_new_visualizations0is a real boundmust_not_contain{id}/{title}expects_dashboardtruefalseis the refusal shapeanswer_must_includeanswer_must_not_matchNew strict checks —
forbidden_charts_absentandanswer_matched— are published only when the fixture carries the key, following the existing rule for the conditional checks: a check that could not fail is not evidence, and publishing it as passed liftsquality_scoreabove what the run earned.max_new_visualizationsfolds into the existingnew_visualizations_metrather than adding a key, since it answers the same question.Decisions worth a look
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identry inmust_not_containdoes not also forbid its title. Atitlebeside aniddocuments the fixture for whoever reads it; it is not a second matcher. Titles are not unique in a real workspace — the catalog this was written against holds 102 visualizations whose title contains the same phrase — so widening an id entry would fail the case on a chart that merely shares a name. An entry with only a title does match on the title, which is what catches a substitute whose id is not known when the fixture is written.A refusal case requires an answer assertion. Absence of a draft on its own is also satisfied by an agent that fell over, so the shape would score a crash as a correct refusal. Validation rejects
expects_dashboard: falsewithout one.A refusal does not publish the document checks. Reporting six passes for a document that was never produced would make a refusal read as the best-scoring case in the suite.
strict_checksfor that shape is{dashboard_not_drafted, dashboard_skill_activated, answer_matched}.The simulated user stops after one turn on a refusal. Its reply restates the expected charts and asks again for the dashboard — pressure to build the very thing the case says must not be built. Left in, a correct agent would be argued out of the right answer by the harness.
The answer is read on every turn, not only the ones that do not draft. The turn that produces the draft carries the sentence describing it, and that sentence is what the assertions are about. The last turn that said anything wins, so a silent turn after a spoken one does not erase what the user was shown.
Ceiling below floor is a fixture error. No run can satisfy it, so it is unscoreable rather than strict, and it fails before the first API call. Same for an unparseable regex and an empty
answer_must_includeentry (""is a substring of everything).Too few and too many are separate failure sentences. One range message would make whoever reads the failure work out which end was missed, and the two have opposite fixes.
Tests
27 new, in four classes —
TestMaxNewVisualizations,TestMustNotContain,TestAnswerAssertions,TestRefusalCases. Each covers the passing shape, the failing shape, the publish-only-when-carried rule, and the up-front fixture validation.evaluate_dashboard_responsestays pure, so all of it is unit-testable without an agent.packages/gooddata-eval: 1342 passed. No behaviour change for any fixture that does not carry the new keys — the first test inTestMaxNewVisualizationspins that explicitly.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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