feat(triage): make the Telegram digest readable instead of a dict repr - #294
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In `@tests/test_triage_engine.py`:
- Line 2406: Update the employer fixture argument in the _note call to use the
synthetic identity "Example Beta" instead of the lead employer name "Beta";
leave the deterministic reject assertion and surrounding test behavior
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In `@sluice/triage/engine.py`:
- Line 730: Update the verdict validation in the engine flow around
parse_verdicts and the dropped-count check to require an exact one-to-one match
between verdict lead IDs and the expected dossier IDs before applying any
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The triage notification body was `counts` interpolated into an f-string, so a
phone received `{'keep': 55, 'shortlist': 0, ... 'dismiss': 29} (backend None)`:
seven rows, most of them zero, naming none of the leads it counted. It could
only ever send its reader back to the machine.
`_format_triage_digest` renders prose. Three fields cannot be shown at face
value and are not:
- `counts["keep"]` is incremented at the pre-gate and never decremented, so a
lead counted `keep` may be counted again under its judged verdict. The rows do
not partition the leads, and printing `keep` beside `dismiss` invites exactly
that reading. It is named as the stage it is.
- `report.backend` goes null three ways and only one is an outage: the judge was
never called; it judged fine on a backend with no fallback leg to name, since
`last_backend` is set by `FallbackBackend` alone; or every batch failed. The
name prints only when there is one, and `sent_to_judge` tells the cases apart.
- An empty `report.surfaced` is not evidence nothing is worth looking at. It
records writes that LANDED, so a dry run and a re-judge that does not move a
lead both empty it while the leads sit in the vault. The headline says
"nothing new", a claim about the run rather than about the world.
Two silent failures this made visible, both reachable on the default cron path:
- `triage/judge.py` swallows every backend error and parse failure and holds no
reference to the report, so a total outage returned no verdicts with
`failures` untouched and the digest said "no judge ran" -- the opposite of
what happened, on the one channel an unattended install reads. The engine now
reconciles the verdicts it got against the dossiers it sent and records the
shortfall, which also makes judge.py's "recorded upstream" docstring true.
- A second run on the same day re-judges a `research` lead to `research`, writes
nothing, and previously reported "nothing surfaced this pass" over three leads
still in the vault. `research` is in DEFAULT_TRIAGE_STATUSES, so that is the
ordinary path, not an edge case.
`TriageReport.surfaced` records `(verdict, company, role)` for the shortlist and
research verdicts, off the WRITTEN key so a preview cannot name a lead it never
wrote. Each heading carries its group's own count; every non-empty group is
guaranteed one name so six shortlists cannot erase the research heading; the
headline and the tail are both derived from what the loop actually named, not
from `counts` or from the raw list length.
Row coverage is a test rather than a sentence, deriving both sides and checking
that `_status.SURFACED` and the filtered-word keys are disjoint, so a verdict
cannot be both named as a heading and counted as a word.
The stderr line's FORMAT is unchanged, verified by running both versions over
identical reports across 8 cases and diffing: `tests/test_docs_claims.py`
derives the documented key names from it and the cron agent parses it. Its
`failures=N` value does change on a run whose judge failed, which is the point.
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triage runTelegram notification body wasreport.countsinterpolated into an f-string, so a phone received:Seven rows, five of them usually zero, naming none of the leads it counted. It could only ever send its reader back to the machine.
_format_triage_digestrenders prose instead:Three things that could not be read at all
keepis not a verdict.counts["keep"]is incremented at the pre-gate (engine.py) and never decremented, so a lead countedkeepmay be counted again under its judged verdict. The rows do not partition the leads, and printingkeepbesidedismissinvites exactly that reading. It is now named as the stage it is.backendis not an outage, and happens two ways. The judge made no call, or it judged perfectly well on a backend with no fallback leg to name, sincelast_backendis set byFallbackBackendalone andSluice.backend()returns a bare provider for--backend primary,--backend fallback, andautowith no fallback configured. The first draft gated the wording onjudgedand renderedJudged 12 via None.— a sentence asserting a backend of that name, worse than the null it replaced. The backend is named only when there is a name.--dry-runforces every write toskipped, so the surfaced rows read zero however good the run was. "Nothing surfaced" is a claim about the world that a preview has not established, so a dry run gets its own headline.Naming the leads
TriageReport.surfacedrecords(verdict, company, role)for the_status.SURFACEDverdicts, populated off the writtenkeyso it can never disagree with the counts row. Each heading carries its group's own count (the headline sums them and the cap can hide names, so otherwise neither number is recoverable); every non-empty group is guaranteed one name, so a run of six shortlists cannot erase theResearch:heading; the unnamed remainder is counted from what was actually named. Dismissed leads are never named — not reading them is the point.Row coverage is a test, not a sentence
The first draft of the docstring promised "every non-zero row survives" while the code quietly dropped the shortlist and research numbers.
test_every_counts_row_the_digest_can_receive_is_rendered_somewherederives both sides — fromTriageReport().countsand from_JUDGE_VERDICTS, since a fourth judge verdict is added to the dict at runtime and is not in the default keys. Verified against both mutants.stderr is deliberately unchanged
tests/test_docs_claims.pyderives the documented key names from that line, and the cron agent that composes its own digest parses it. Verified by executing both versions over identical reports across 8 cases (ordinary / quiet / #223 held / #223 applied, each dry and wet) and diffing captured stderr: byte-identical, with a positive control confirming the diff could detect a change.Also drops the dangling colon from the #223 held push, which promised a list of affected leads that only ever went to stderr.
Testing
5975 passed, 7 skipped (25 new), also green under
PATH=/usr/bin:/bin. New guards were mutation-witnessed by node id: the raw-verdict-vs-keyguard (a dry run would otherwise name leads it never wrote), the cross-group name budget,_status.SURFACED's order, and both directions of the row-coverage guard.MrReasonable 4990954+MrReasonable@users.noreply.github.com
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