feat(agent-sessions): grade the list's Errors cell as the Overview grades its checks - #927
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…ades its checks The Errors column showed "N turn" / "N tool" counts, both read as red, so a session that retried a rate limit looked like one whose prompt outgrew the window. The Overview (#920) already splits failures from warnings by one rule — red when the run died on it or its kind always needs a fix, amber when it was survived — but only from the session's spans, which the list cannot read. Since migration 0032 `ai_trace_index` carries every field the classifier reads off a failed span (`ErrorType`, `StatusMessage`, `FailedToolCallResult`, `ToolName`, `VendorId`, `ResponseId`), so the page query now ships the session's deepest failed spans (the same filter `toolErrors`/`turnErrors` count on, capped at 100) plus which trace ends last and whether its turn failed. The backend classifies them with the same `classifyFailureSignal` and `failureSeverity` the detail page uses — `classifyFailure` is now that function over a span — and the row carries `failures`: label, count, severity, terminal. The cell is a red "N failures" chip and an amber "N warnings" chip; hovering either lists the breakdown by label (`context_length_exceeded`, `tool_error · run_tests ×3`, "ended the run") so a reader triages without opening the session. The column widens 100→140 so a chip stays on one line, and the responsive thresholds shift with it. `list_agent_sessions` prints the same breakdown, `!` on the red ones. Terminal is the Overview's verdict one trace deep: the last trace had a non-tool failure, and the failure it died on is that trace's last. Finish reasons, loops and stalls are not in the index and stay the detail page's; all are amber there unless terminal. Rows materialized before 0032 classify as a plain `error`. Verified against real ClickHouse: the materialization e2e decodes the tuple and classifies both fixture sessions, and the analyzer sweep passes.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClickHouse
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ClickHouse->>AiSessionQuery: deepest failures and terminalSpanId
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AiSessionReads->>summarizeIndexFailures: decoded indexed failures
summarizeIndexFailures->>AiSessionReads: grouped severity summaries
AiSessionReads->>AgentSessionsList: session failures
AgentSessionsList->>AgentSessionsList: render labels, warnings, and counts
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In `@apps/web/src/components/agent-sessions/agent-sessions-list.tsx`:
- Line 406: Update the TanStack column definition for errorSpanCount in
SESSION_COLUMNS to use a size of 140 pixels, matching the reserved layout width;
alternatively, derive both widths from a shared constant.
In `@packages/agent-sessions/src/index-failures.ts`:
- Line 115: Preserve responseStatus when creating indexed failure signals: add
it to the IndexFailedSpan type, indexed tuple, and decoder, then forward the
value in signalOf instead of setting responseStatus to undefined. Keep
classifyFailureSignal able to use the preserved status for rate-limit and
context classification.
- Around line 72-74: Update the event deduplication flow around
dedupeByResponseId to identify and retain the terminal raw event for
lastTrace.traceId before response-ID deduplication. When lastTrace.turnFailed is
true, ensure a retained event with the same responseId preserves the terminal
trace identity so the cause lookup using lastTrace and events cannot become
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In `@packages/query-engine-integrations/src/__sql_baseline__/integrations.sql`:
- Line 495: Update the page-query failure aggregation around
summarizeIndexFailures to group and count all filtered failedSpans before
applying the 100-item response cap. Preserve the terminal/final-trace cause
separately so truncation cannot remove it, and apply the same correction to each
corresponding variant identified by the repeated failures expression.
In `@packages/query-engine-integrations/src/ai/ai-sessions.ts`:
- Line 280: Update the failed-span selection and summarizeIndexFailures flow to
preserve the stable terminal spanId separately before applying the bounded
100-item slice. Mark a failure as terminal only when its identity matches that
preserved spanId, rather than selecting the last retained event by atMs; keep
exact-count aggregation independent and unchanged.
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Preserve responseStatus in indexed failure signals.
classifyFailureSignal uses responseStatus for rate-limit and context classification. signalOf always removes that field. For example, a failed span whose only classification signal is responseStatus: "429" is rateLimited on the detail page but plain error in the list.
Add responseStatus to IndexFailedSpan, the indexed tuple and decoder. Forward the value here.
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In `@packages/agent-sessions/src/index-failures.ts` at line 115, Preserve
responseStatus when creating indexed failure signals: add it to the
IndexFailedSpan type, indexed tuple, and decoder, then forward the value in
signalOf instead of setting responseStatus to undefined. Keep
classifyFailureSignal able to use the preserved status for rate-limit and
context classification.
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…ship less of them Review round on #927. A failure with no tool — a rate limit, a context overflow, most of them — 500'd the list: the summary carried `tool: undefined` as a present key, and the wire schema's `optionalKey` rejects that. The key is now absent, and the route test stubs a tool-less failure so the encode path is covered. The verdict is now by identity. The page query resolves ONE span the last turn died on (`terminalSpanId`): a turn-root failure in the trace — a failed span that is neither a tool nor a model call, or a failed root — then that trace's last deepest failure, resolved over the session's last non-mirror trace, so a retried-and-recovered model call is amber as the Overview has it, and an OpenRouter mirror trace ending last cannot take the verdict with it. `summarizeIndexFailures` marks the group holding that span, under whichever observation the dedupe kept; a span the query did not ship marks nothing, never a neighbour by position. The page query collects less: the split and the verdict read a thin `(SpanId, ParentSpanId, IsToolCall, IsLlmCall, atMs)` tuple with the deepest filter hoisted to one pass per trace, and only the page query collects the detail tuple, 50 per trace with both texts clipped to 400 chars — the details fan-out and the distributions no longer materialize 2000 × 1.4 KB per trace they never read. The shipped breakdown is the latest 100 deepest failures, ordered before the cut. The list span annotates how many failures a page classified and how many rows hit the cap. One column list now generates the detail tuple's SQL, its ClickHouse type and the decoder beside them (`indexFailedSpanFromTuple`), with a positional test; the failed-span record and the severity literal live in the domain and the agent-sessions types alias them, like the kind already did. UI: the TanStack column def was still 100px (only the layout table had moved), so the chip overflowed; both are 140 now, the lab's width stops follow. Chips carry no icon — severity is the colour, as on the Overview, and a red chip may be a tool — and their accessible name is the breakdown, so it is reachable without a hover. A row whose failures the index could not classify shows its errored-span count instead of an empty cell. The MCP cell cuts on a label boundary with `+N more`. Documented, not fixed: the index carries no `gen_ai.response.status` and no provider-attempt marker, so a rate limit reported only there is a plain `error` here, and a gateway's attempts count where the Overview folds them.
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The Agent Sessions list's Errors cell now splits failures (red) from warnings (amber) by the same rule the Overview's checklist uses (#920), and hovering a chip lists the breakdown by label so a reader can triage without opening the session.
1 turn/24 tool, both red4 failures(red) /21 warnings(amber), hover →tool_unavailable · github_search ×3,provider_error — ended the runHow
aiSessionPageQuery): the per-tracefailedSpansstays thin (SpanId, ParentSpanId, IsToolCall, IsLlmCall, atMs), the deepest filter runs once per trace, and only the page query collects a detail tuple with the migration-0032 columns the classifier reads (ErrorType,StatusMessage,FailedToolCallResult,ToolName,VendorId,ResponseId) — 50 per trace, texts clipped to 400 chars. The session level ships the latest 100 deepest failures asfailures, plusterminalSpanId: the span the last turn died on (a turn-root failure in the trace, that trace's last failure, resolved over the last non-mirror trace) or''. Index-only, no fan-out.classifyFailure(span)is nowclassifyFailureSignal(signal)over a span, andfailureSeverity(kind, terminal)is the exportedFAILURE_KINDSrule.summarizeIndexFailuresin@maple/agent-sessionsclassifies index rows through both, dedupes gateway mirrors by response id (keeping the terminal span's identity under whichever observation wins), and groups by label.AiSessionListItem.failures: { kind, label, tool?, count, severity, terminal }[].list_agent_sessionsprints the same breakdown,!on the red ones. One column list generates the tuple's SQL, ClickHouse type and decoder (indexFailedSpanFromTuple).maple.ai.failures_classifiedandmaple.ai.failure_rows_capped.Limits (stated in code)
terminalSpanIdis the Overview's verdict one trace deep: turn-root failure approximated as a failed non-tool non-model span or a failed root span. A turn crossing traces, or a failed model call whose parent is an app span, can differ.gen_ai.response.statusand no provider-attempt marker, so a rate limit reported only there is a plainerrorhere, and a gateway's attempts count where the Overview folds them.error; ages out with the 30-day TTL.errorSpanCount(the sort key) is the whole count.FailureKindcolumn) — not in this PR.Verified
packages/agent-sessions,packages/query-engine-integrations(baseline regenerated),packages/domain,apps/weblist tests green; scoped typechecks green.ai-trace-index-materialization.clickhouse.e2edecodes the tuple and classifies both fixture sessions;catalog.clickhouse.e2eanalyzer sweep 391/391;ai-toolse2e green.Need help on this PR? Tag
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