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Adds the agentic_dashboard_skill evaluation kind, so the dashboard-builder skill can be scored by the daily LLM E2E pipeline the way metric_skill and alert_skill already are. Scope is dashboard creation, 5 cases on ecommerce_demo.

Gated checks — only what the agent decided

Check Fails when
dashboard_drafted no successful draft_dashboard call
dashboard_part_present the response carries no part of the expected type
charts_matched an expected chart is missing from the draft
date_range_correct a tab's date filter differs from the expectation
new_visualizations_met fewer authored charts than min_new_visualizations

Diagnostics — scored and reported, never gating

Signal Why it is not a gate
references_carried draft_dashboard rejects a call naming an unresolvable visualization (reject_unverified) before it can succeed, so this cannot catch an invented id. What it catches is build_and_store_references degrading to [] — its docstring says so explicitly — which is a platform fault, not the model's.
dashboard_skill_activated a route that pins skills never calls set_skills, so gating here would invent a failure.
titles_matched the widget title is the model's own choice on a chart already identified by id — see the matching rules below.

All three are scored, not only printed. Each is a decision to stop failing on something, and a decision with no data behind it cannot be revisited: without titles_matched there would be no way to answer "does the model actually rename widgets?" a month from now.

The two chart-level ones are omitted when no dashboard part was read — reporting them as true would claim references and titles were fine on a run that produced neither.

Matching rules

A chart with an id is matched on that id alone. The widget title is title_override or fallback_title and the override is the model's own choice ("Set it only when the user asked for a different wording"), so requiring it adds flake without signal. A differing title is reported as a note.

A chart with id: null is matched by title among the authored charts only. It has no identity to match on, and matching against every chart would let an existing one of the same title satisfy it. The comparison is exact after normalising case and whitespace, never a prefix — the workspace holds titles that are prefixes of each other (Net Sales / Net Sales vs Orders, Order Details / Order Details - Created), so a prefix match would silently accept the wrong chart. No current fixture exercises that collision: today's only id: null entry is Net Orders by Customer Age, which the layout does not contain. The unit tests cover it instead.

Extra charts never fail a case. The draft must contain the expected charts, not only them.

The simulated user is deterministic

When the agent asks back instead of drafting, all it still needs are the charts and the date range, and both come straight from the expectation. A fixed reply removes simulated-user variance, so a failure is attributable to the agent.

_DEFAULT_MAX_ITERATIONS = 4, matching kda_skill and visualization. Since the reply is built from the expectation it cannot change between turns, so the rounds after the first are not there to say anything new — fewer than metric_skill's seven for that reason, because its reply is LLM-generated per turn and a later round does carry new content.

What the extra rounds are for is slack. A turn can come back empty, or answer without drafting, for reasons that are not the model's; with a tight cap that one wasted turn spends the only reply the case had, and the run then fails as "no draft" when nothing was wrong with the agent.

The slack is not free: four turns at ChatClient's 300s read timeout exceed the 720s per-test timeout ci/run-agent-tests.sh derives for a k=1 dataset, so a run that stalls on every turn is cut short by pytest rather than by this loop. Measured turns are nowhere near it — a two-turn case completes in about four minutes against the live eval org — so that ceiling only binds when something is already badly wrong.

The fixture is validated before the first API call

Following _catalog.py's precedent ("fixtures are hand-written, and a typo has to fail before the run spends an API call"):

  • no visualizations → every chart check would pass vacuously
  • a date range the simulated user cannot phrase → would otherwise surface only on the clarify branch, so the same fixture would pass or crash depending on what the model chose that run

Parallel safety

Left at the default, so it runs serially. gen-ai holds the draft and any authored chart in conversation state and persists neither until a user saves, which makes it a candidate for PARALLEL_SAFE_TEST_KINDS — better asserted once the dataset has runs behind it.

Test Plan

  • uv run pytest packages/gooddata-eval/tests — 1061 passed; test_agentic_dashboard_skill.py contributes 55
  • make -C packages/gooddata-eval format lint type-check — clean
  • Fixtures in the new tests are built from real agent_dashboard_skill runs against ecommerce_demo, covering: first-turn draft, clarify-then-draft, the loop cap, last-part-wins, ad-hoc charts (including the existing-chart-same-title trap and the prefix trap), references degrading to empty, all-time vs bounded ranges, multi-tab, and fixture validation.
  • make test (tox) was not run: it requires uv ~=0.12 and this machine has 0.11.6.

Risk

low — additive. 38 insertions and 0 deletions across existing files (a dispatch branch, a kind, exports).

Scope of the checks

Charts are matched dashboard-wide — the expectation names charts, not a layout, so which tab one lands on is the agent's call. The date filter is deliberately the opposite: every tab must match. That one is defensive rather than observed — draft_dashboard copies a single filter onto every tab unconditionally, so a draft cannot currently disagree with itself across tabs, and the per-tab check is there to notice if that stops being true. The two sit at different altitudes on purpose, and _widgets_of records why.

Not claimed

An editing dataset will not work by only changing expected_output.type. Two concrete things it will need:

  • DashboardPatch is {dashboard_id, operations} and carries no dashboard document, so _extract_dashboard_part finds the part but there is nothing to read widgets from — patches need their own scorer.
  • _widgets_of and _check_date_range read only tabs. That holds for a draft, which draft_dashboard always builds tabbed, but an AAC v2 document carries its layout in root sections (Dashboard's own docstring warns not to branch on version).

Written down here so QA-29477 starts from them rather than discovering them.

Related

  • Consumer PR in gdc-nas: gooddata/gdc-nas#27516. It cannot pass CI until this lands and gooddata-eval is bumped there.
  • jira: QA-29347

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  • New Features
    • Added dashboard-skill evaluation for agentic runs, checking whether dashboards are drafted with expected charts, visualization references, date ranges, and minimum chart counts.
    • Added configurable repeated runs and pass criteria, with the strongest result summarized across runs.
    • Added dashboard-skill support to the evaluation runner, including evaluation outcomes and gate checks.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Invalid or unsupported expected date ranges are rejected before evaluation begins.

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Adds a dashboard-skill evaluator that checks dashboard drafts and runs conversations up to a configured limit. The evaluator aggregates K-run results, applies the configured gate, and can submit Langfuse scores. The agentic runner recognizes and dispatches the new test kind serially.

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Dashboard skill evaluation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Dashboard checks and result model
packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py, packages/gooddata-eval/tests/test_agentic_dashboard_skill.py
Adds result types and checks for dashboard drafts, chart matches, visualization references, date filters across tabs, and authored-chart counts. Tests cover these checks and missing results.
Conversation and K-run execution
packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py, packages/gooddata-eval/tests/test_agentic_dashboard_skill.py
Adds supported date-range rendering, simulated replies, conversation stop conditions, and K-run aggregation. Tests cover reply text, iteration limits, and supplied conversations.
Evaluation entry point and runner integration
packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/{__init__.py,dashboard_skill.py}, packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/cli/agentic_runner.py, packages/gooddata-eval/tests/{test_agentic_dashboard_skill.py,test_agentic_runner.py,test_trace_linker.py}
Exports the dashboard-skill API and adds gate handling, optional Langfuse scoring, and serial CLI dispatch. Tests cover evaluation outcomes and runner registration.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill
  participant run_agentic_dashboard_skill
  participant chat_client
  participant build_simulated_reply
  participant evaluate_dashboard_draft
  evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill->>run_agentic_dashboard_skill: run dashboard conversations
  run_agentic_dashboard_skill->>chat_client: send question or simulated reply
  chat_client-->>run_agentic_dashboard_skill: return chat result
  opt no draft and iteration limit not reached
    run_agentic_dashboard_skill->>build_simulated_reply: provide expected output
    build_simulated_reply-->>run_agentic_dashboard_skill: return simulated text
    run_agentic_dashboard_skill->>chat_client: send simulated text
    chat_client-->>run_agentic_dashboard_skill: return next chat result
  end
  run_agentic_dashboard_skill->>evaluate_dashboard_draft: evaluate draft and dashboard part
  evaluate_dashboard_draft-->>run_agentic_dashboard_skill: return dashboard checks
  run_agentic_dashboard_skill-->>evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill: return K-run summary
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460-460: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Add Google-style docstrings to the public entry points.

run_agentic_dashboard_skill and evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill are exported from gooddata_eval.core.agentic. Their docstrings do not have Args:, Returns:, or Raises: sections. evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill raises DashboardSkillAssertionError when the gate fails. Both functions can also raise the ValueError from date_range_text. Document both exceptions.

As per coding guidelines: "Google-style docstrings on public APIs."

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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py` at
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functions run_agentic_dashboard_skill and evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill.
Document the ValueError each can propagate from date_range_text, and document
that evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill raises DashboardSkillAssertionError when
the gate fails.

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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py`:
- Line 460: Add Google-style Args, Returns, and Raises sections to the public
functions run_agentic_dashboard_skill and evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill.
Document the ValueError each can propagate from date_range_text, and document
that evaluate_agentic_dashboard_skill raises DashboardSkillAssertionError when
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411-411: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Reuse expected_type() instead of copying its logic.

Line 411 copies the logic of the module-level expected_type() from lines 98-100. It also shadows that function inside _execute_single_dashboard_run. _execute_single_dashboard_run uses the local copy to look up the part. evaluate_dashboard_draft uses expected_type() to build the "no part" failure message. The docstring of expected_type() says it exists so that "message and lookup agree". If someone later changes the default in only one place, the evaluator will look for one part type but report a different one.

♻️ Proposed fix
-    expected_type = str(expected_output.get("type") or "dashboard")
+    part_type = expected_type(expected_output)
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-            dashboard_part = _extract_dashboard_part(chat_result, expected_type)
+            dashboard_part = _extract_dashboard_part(chat_result, part_type)
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py` at
line 411, Update _execute_single_dashboard_run to call the module-level
expected_type() helper and store its result under a distinct name such as
part_type; use that value for the _extract_dashboard_part lookup so lookup and
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py`:
- Line 411: Update _execute_single_dashboard_run to call the module-level
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part_type; use that value for the _extract_dashboard_part lookup so lookup and
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598-622: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Annotate the _run_with and _evaluate_with helpers.

Neither helper has parameter or return annotations. ty cannot check how tests use the returned AgenticDashboardSummary or AgenticEvalOutcome.

♻️ Proposed change
-def _run_with(client, expected_output, *, max_iterations=7, initial_conversation_id="conv-1"):
+def _run_with(
+    client: MagicMock,
+    expected_output: dict,
+    *,
+    max_iterations: int | None = 7,
+    initial_conversation_id: str | None = "conv-1",
+) -> AgenticDashboardSummary:
@@
-def _evaluate_with(client, expected_output):
+def _evaluate_with(client: MagicMock, expected_output: dict) -> AgenticEvalOutcome:

Add AgenticDashboardSummary to the gooddata_eval.core.agentic.dashboard_skill import. Add AgenticEvalOutcome to the gooddata_eval.core.models import.

As per coding guidelines: "Annotate every function and any local whose type is not obvious".

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598 - 622, Add parameter and return type annotations to the _run_with and
_evaluate_with test helpers so their clients, expected outputs, and returned
outcomes are type-checkable. Import and use the existing AgenticDashboardSummary
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/tests/test_agentic_dashboard_skill.py`:
- Around line 598-622: Add parameter and return type annotations to the
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459-459: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Call _expected_type instead of repeating its logic.

The _expected_type docstring says it is the one source, "so message and lookup agree". Line 459 repeats the same expression instead of calling it. The failure message in evaluate_dashboard_draft uses _expected_type, but the part lookup does not. If one copy changes, the error message will name a different part type than the one the lookup searched for.

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-    expected_type = str(expected_output.get("type") or "dashboard")
+    expected_type = _expected_type(expected_output)
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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py` at
line 459, In the part lookup within evaluate_dashboard_draft, replace the
duplicated expected-type expression with a call to
_expected_type(expected_output) so the lookup and failure message use the same
source of truth.

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In `@packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/core/agentic/dashboard_skill.py`:
- Line 459: In the part lookup within evaluate_dashboard_draft, replace the
duplicated expected-type expression with a call to
_expected_type(expected_output) so the lookup and failure message use the same
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Adds the agentic_dashboard_skill kind: it drives the conversation until the
agent produces a draft, then scores that draft.

The gate holds only what the agent decided -- the draft call succeeded, the
response carries the expected part, every expected chart is present, every
tab's date filter matches, and it authored at least the required number of
charts. Three observations sit beside the gate and never fail a run: whether a
set_skills call activated dashboard_builder, whether the response's references
carried every widget id, and whether the widget titles matched. They are scored
rather than only printed, because each of them is a decision to stop failing on
something, and without a score nothing would record how often it happens.

The references one matters most: gen-ai rejects a draft naming an unresolvable
visualization before it can succeed, so a widget missing from the references
means reference building degraded on the way out, which is a platform fault and
must not be scored as the model's.

A chart the fixture gives an id is matched on that id alone, since the widget
title is title_override or fallback_title and the override is the model's own
choice. A chart the fixture marks with a null id has no identity to match on,
so there the title is the match, taken among the authored charts only --
matching it against every chart would let an existing one of the same title
satisfy it.

The simulated user is deterministic rather than an LLM call: when the agent
asks back instead of drafting, the only things it still needs are the charts
and the date range, and both come straight from the expectation. That reply is
byte-identical every turn, so the loop sends it once and stops. Repeating it
answers nothing, and when the agent asked something the expectation does not
cover, repeating it hides the signal that the question was too vague. Two turns
also keep the worst case inside the per-test timeout gdc-nas derives.

The expectation is validated before the first request: a fixture with no
visualizations would pass every chart check vacuously, and a date range the
simulated user cannot phrase would otherwise surface only on the branch where
the agent asks back, passing or crashing depending on what the model chose.

jira: QA-29347
risk: low
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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FrankHuynh merged commit 15ae389 into master Sep 24, 2026
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