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participant CLI
participant evaluate_agentic_forecasting
participant ChatClient
participant BI assistant
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CLI->>evaluate_agentic_forecasting: Submit forecasting evaluation
evaluate_agentic_forecasting->>ChatClient: Run forecast conversation
ChatClient->>BI assistant: Send question or simulated reply
BI assistant-->>ChatClient: Return response and tool calls
ChatClient-->>evaluate_agentic_forecasting: Return conversation result
evaluate_agentic_forecasting->>OpenAI gpt-4o-mini: Generate simulated reply when needed
OpenAI gpt-4o-mini-->>evaluate_agentic_forecasting: Return simulated reply
evaluate_agentic_forecasting->>Langfuse: Submit trace scores when configured
evaluate_agentic_forecasting-->>CLI: Return outcome or raise assertion error
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Forecasting evaluations can report the wrong verdict. The strict "all runs pass" gate is ignored, so flaky forecasting behavior can be marked as passing. A missing OpenAI key or another simulator setup problem is reported as an assistant forecast failure. The simulated user also cannot answer questions about pinned confidence or seasonality. Fix gate handling and error attribution before relying on these results. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/forecasting.py`:
- Around line 233-247: Extend _evaluate_run and the ForecastEvaluation result
handling to validate forecast_confidence and forecast_seasonal with exact
expected-versus-actual comparisons, including strict_pass, asserted fields,
_detail output, and trace scoring. Ensure fixtures specifying either value fail
when the received configuration differs, and update regression tests to cover
matching and mismatching confidence and seasonality expectations.
- Line 324: Update the forecast-call extraction assignments near _accumulate()
to pass all_tool_call_events instead of partial.tool_call_events, preserving
visualization and execute_forecast calls across conversation turns.
- Around line 474-475: Update the score payload around the forecast evaluation
fields so forecast_period_correct and forecast_metric_correct are included only
when their respective names are present in ev.asserted; do not submit unasserted
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Two of the three findings on #1798 are structural and apply here unchanged. Tool calls were extracted from the current turn only. The agent may build the scenario spec on one turn and execute it on the next -- the common path, since it asks which measure to adjust first -- and reading a single turn dropped the scenario the execution actually ran, failing a correct run for having no adjustments. Extraction now reads every turn accumulated so far. Unasserted content checks were published to Langfuse as BOOLEAN 1. They are True internally so they cannot fail a run, but reporting that as a score claims the evaluator verified something it never looked at. Only checks named in ev.asserted are now scored. The third finding (unchecked confidence/seasonality) was forecasting-specific. 1 test added, verified to fail against the previous version. 803 passed, lint and format clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…detection Two of the three findings on #1798 are structural and apply here unchanged. Tool calls were extracted from the current turn only. The agent may build the chart on one turn and detect on the next, and reading a single turn dropped the series the detection actually ran on, failing a correct run for having no metric or granularity. Extraction now reads every turn accumulated so far. Unasserted content checks were published to Langfuse as BOOLEAN 1. They are True internally so they cannot fail a run, but reporting that as a score claims the evaluator verified something it never looked at. Only checks named in ev.asserted are now scored. The third finding (unchecked confidence/seasonality) was forecasting-specific. 1 test added, verified to fail against the previous version. 804 passed, lint and format clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All three findings fixed in Tool calls extracted from the current turn only — the worst of the three, and it would have bitten the common path. The agent routinely asks which measure to forecast before building anything, so the chart lands on turn 2 and Worth noting why
Unasserted checks scored as BOOLEAN 1 — right, and the reasoning is exactly as you put it. The internal 5 tests added here (2 for confidence/seasonality, 1 for the tool default, 1 for the unasserted case, 1 for cross-turn extraction), 1 each on the siblings. The cross-turn test was verified to fail against the previous version on all three. 806 passed, lint and format clean. |
Drives the forecasting skill through a real conversation and scores what came back: whether it triggered, executed, and got the period, metric, confidence and seasonality right. Latency and cost are reported for the whole conversation rather than the goal turn alone, which understates a multi-turn run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both sides add an evaluator import to cli/agentic_runner.py -- master's dashboard_skill and this branch's forecasting. Both are kept, in the order isort wants. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#1799 landed on master, so the two sibling evaluators now register side by side. Every conflict is the same shape -- both branches add an entry for their own kind to a registry, a dispatch chain or a parametrized test list -- and both entries are kept. The dispatch is the one that needed care rather than concatenation: the two elif branches share the argument block that follows the conflict marker, so keeping both headers alone would have spliced one argument list onto two calls. Each kind now has its own call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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88-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep Python imports at the top of both modules. Both changed sites import a dependency inside a function.
packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/forecasting.py#L88-L90: move the optionalopenaiimport to a top-level conditional import while preserving the error when simulation needs an unavailable dependency.packages/gooddata-eval/tests/test_agentic_forecasting.py#L54-L54: importjsonat the top and calljson.loads(r)directly.As per coding guidelines, “All imports at the top of the file, after the docstring and any
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/cli/agentic_runner.py`:
- Around line 272-282: Update the agentic_forecasting branch in _process_item to
pass the selected gate to evaluate_agentic_forecasting and use that gate when
determining the assertion verdict, so power gating fails if any run fails while
keeping the separate run counts unchanged.
In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/forecasting.py`:
- Around line 370-375: Update the exception handling around
generate_simulated_forecast_response so simulator failures, including a missing
OPENAI_API_KEY, propagate or are recorded as evaluator errors rather than ending
the run as a failed forecast assertion.
- Around line 63-72: Update _build_clarification_prompt to add hints for pinned
forecast_confidence and forecast_seasonal values from expected_output, checking
each with is not None so False is included. Preserve the existing hints for
metric, forecast_period, and granularity.
- Around line 124-125: Update the visualization handling around the
execute_forecast branch to retain each visualization alongside its reference,
then use the execution result’s visualization_ref to select the visualization
being scored instead of always using the latest one.
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/forecasting.py`:
- Around line 88-90: Move the optional OpenAI import in the simulation flow of
forecasting.py to a top-level conditional import while preserving the
RuntimeError when simulation requires an unavailable dependency; in
test_agentic_forecasting.py, move json to the top-level imports and use
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…alone The evaluator computed pass^K and then never read it: the verdict asked `if not summary.pass_at_k`, so `--gate power` on a flaky item reported a pass on the strength of one good run out of K. That is the exact case the gate exists to catch, and the report claimed the opposite of what happened. Forecasting now takes `gate` like every other multi-run kind, asks `gate_passed(...)` for the verdict, and carries the gate's own note into the assertion message -- which matters here because the message body describes the BEST run, and under pass^K that can be a run which passed. It also stamps the gate on the run metadata and publishes pass@K/pass^K/gate_passed to Langfuse, so a gated run is readable there rather than only in the exit code. The default is unchanged. Without --gate the behaviour is pass@K exactly as before, which the added tests pin alongside the power case. Two sibling kinds are still unwired -- agentic_what_if, already on master, and agentic_anomaly_detection in #1801 -- and neither evaluator accepts `gate` yet. Left for a follow-up that can cover both together rather than widening this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — the gate finding was real, and wider than one branch. Fixed in
Default behaviour is unchanged — without Not fixed here, deliberately: On the other three:
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`run_agentic_anomaly_detection` already computed `pass_power_k`; the evaluator never read it, asking `if not summary.pass_at_k` for the verdict, so `--gate power` on a flaky item reported a pass on the strength of one good run out of K. Wired the same way as the other multi-run kinds: the evaluator takes `gate`, the dispatch passes it, `gate_passed(...)` decides, the gate's note goes into the assertion message -- which matters because the body describes the BEST run, and under pass^K that can be one that passed -- and pass@K/pass^K/gate_passed reach Langfuse alongside the run metadata stamp. The default is unchanged: without --gate this is pass@K exactly as before, pinned by a test beside the power case. The power test fails against the previous code. Found by CodeRabbit on #1798. Forecasting is fixed there; what-if, which is already on master, in #1831. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`run_agentic_anomaly_detection` already computed `pass_power_k`; the evaluator never read it, asking `if not summary.pass_at_k` for the verdict, so `--gate power` on a flaky item reported a pass on the strength of one good run out of K. Wired the same way as the other multi-run kinds: the evaluator takes `gate`, the dispatch passes it, `gate_passed(...)` decides, the gate's note goes into the assertion message -- which matters because the body describes the BEST run, and under pass^K that can be one that passed -- and pass@K/pass^K/gate_passed reach Langfuse alongside the run metadata stamp. The default is unchanged: without --gate this is pass@K exactly as before, pinned by a test beside the power case. The power test fails against the previous code. Found by CodeRabbit on #1798. Forecasting is fixed there; what-if, which is already on master, in #1831. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 5632da8)
`run_agentic_what_if` already computed `pass_power_k`; the evaluator never read it, asking `if not summary.pass_at_k` for the verdict. `--gate power` on a flaky item therefore reported a pass on the strength of one good run out of K -- the exact case the gate exists to catch, reporting the opposite of what happened. The evaluator now takes `gate` like every other multi-run kind, asks `gate_passed(...)`, and carries the gate's note into the assertion message, which matters here because the message body describes the BEST run and under pass^K that can be one that passed. It also stamps the gate on the run metadata and publishes pass@K/pass^K/gate_passed, so a gated run is readable in Langfuse rather than only in the exit code. The default is unchanged: without --gate this is pass@K exactly as before, pinned by a test alongside the power case. The power test fails against the previous code. Found by CodeRabbit on #1798, where the same gap was fixed for forecasting. `agentic_anomaly_detection` has it too and is fixed on its own branch, #1801, because that evaluator does not exist on master yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 313505a)
…pins `forecast_confidence` and `forecast_seasonal` are scored whenever a fixture pins them, but `_build_clarification_prompt` never passed them to the simulated user. An agent that asks which confidence level to use therefore got a guess, chose something else, and `confidence_correct` reported the harness's own omission as the agent's error. Both are now included on the same terms as the other hints, with `is not None` rather than a truth test: a pinned `forecast_seasonal: false` is an answer, not an absence, and `0.0` would be a confidence level. Also drops a `visualization_ref` argument from one extraction test. The production code never read it and no other test sends it -- it was decoration that implied an argument the execute_forecast payload does not carry, and reading it as real is what the pairing logic would have to do to be wrong. Found in review by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…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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First of three evaluators for skills that ship in the product but have no eval coverage: forecasting, what-if analysis, anomaly detection. Each is a separate PR; this one is forecasting.
Why now
Probed live against a live development workspace: the skill is enabled and reachable — the agent answers a forecast question by activating
set_skills(["search", "forecasting", "visualization"]). Nothing evaluates it.This one can check correctness, not just completion
kda_skillis deliberately scoped to "the process ran to completion". Forecasting does not have to be, because the skill refuses to execute unless the visualization carries an AAC forecast config — and that config is exactly where the user's request lands:forecast_enabledtrue, orexecute_forecastreturns an errorforecast_period3forecast_confidenceforecast_seasonalSo "did it forecast the right horizon" is a number in the tool call the agent made. No judge, no paraphrase tolerance. The measure forecast is checked the same way, off the visualization's own fields.
A fixture pins whatever it cares about:
{"metric": "metric/spend", "forecast_period": 3}Two details worth review
An unstated expectation passes rather than fails — but
detail["asserted"]records which checks the fixture actually pinned. Without that, a run that verified nothing is indistinguishable in the report from one where everything matched.forecast_enabledmust be explicitlytrue. The tool treats unset andfalsethe same way, so the check does too — an agent that builds the right chart but never enables forecasting has not done the job.The loop
Follows
kda_skill. The agent routinely asks which measure to forecast before building anything — observed live: "your data has two different Spend metrics that could mean different things." A simulated user answers from the fixture's own hints, and only hints the fixture supplies reach the prompt, so an absent one is dropped rather than asserted as a literalNone.Not included, on purpose
LoopExit/exit_reason— it lands with #1789, still open. This should gain it once that merges, rather than duplicating the enum here.Tests
21, including: extraction pairing an execute with the visualization it followed (not the last of each independently), a bare-URI field in raw tool-call arguments, the wrong horizon failing on period alone, an unstated expectation neither failing nor silently passing, a chat error keeping what its
partial_resultcarried, and a chat error on a later run not discarding the earlier one.801 passed, lint and format clean.
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