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Extra types cause no objection.
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The agentic and single-shot search_tool scorers disagree, and the agentic one --
which is what `--kind search_tool` dispatches to -- is the stale one.
`core/evaluators/search_tool.py` already documents and applies the exclusion:
# limit is optional with a server-side default; emit_widget was renamed to
# user_requested_search in the tool schema -- neither affects search quality.
`core/agentic/search_tool.py` never got it. It compares every key the fixture
names, so a fixture written against the older tool signature fails on `limit`
alone (fixtures say 10, the agent sends the server default 20).
The second cause is list matching. Expected elements were compared with exact
string equality, so a fixture that tokenizes -- ["abandonment", "rate", "3ds"] --
never matches an agent that searches the object's title as one phrase,
["Abandonment Rate - 3DS"]. Both name the same object.
Measured over 143 recorded search_objects calls from a live corpus (12 distinct
questions, October 2026): tool_correctness was true in 3 of 244 evaluations,
~1%. Every one of those 12 questions failed on `keywords` + `limit`, and 11 of
12 failed on nothing else.
This changes two things in `_tool_correctness`:
- ignore `limit`, `emit_widget` and `user_requested_search`, matching the
single-shot evaluator's existing rationale
- match list elements by case-insensitive substring in either direction rather
than exact equality, so differing tokenization of the same object name passes
Replayed against those same 143 calls, 11 of 12 questions now score correct on
every run. The twelfth scores 1 of 7 and should: it phrases its search
differently on every run, which is real instability rather than a scorer
artifact.
Nothing in the suite surfaced this, because an item passes on `tool_selection`
alone -- pass@k stayed at 91-100% while `tool_correctness` sat at 1% and the
derived quality_score was pinned at exactly 0.5 for every search_tool item.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An empty search term matches nothing: "" is a substring of every string, so
_loosely_contains would otherwise accept an empty agent keyword against any
expected keyword, and the reverse.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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object_types holds controlled values, so the loose case-insensitive substring match that tokenized keywords need would accept "METRIC" for "metric". The single-shot evaluator already compares them case-sensitively; keywords stay loose, every other list is exact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The agentic and single-shot
search_toolscorers disagree, and the agentic one — which is what--kind search_tooldispatches to — is the stale one.core/evaluators/search_tool.pyalready documents and applies the exclusion:core/agentic/search_tool.pynever got it.Two causes
1.
limit. The agentic scorer compares every key the fixture names. Fixtures written against the older signature saylimit: 10; the agent sends the server default20. That fails the call on an implementation default, not on search quality.2. Exact element equality on lists. A fixture that tokenizes —
["abandonment", "rate", "3ds"]— can never be a subset of an agent that searches the object's title as one phrase —["Abandonment Rate - 3DS"]. Both name the same object.Measured, not estimated
Over 143 recorded
search_objectscalls from a live corpus (12 distinct questions, October 2026):All 12 questions failed on
keywords+limit; 11 of 12 failed on nothing else.Replaying the same 143 calls through the patched scorer:
The twelfth is a natural-language question that phrases its search differently on all 10 recorded runs — real instability, and it should stay red.
Why it went unnoticed
An item passes on
tool_selectionalone.pass@ksat at 91–100% whiletool_correctnesswas 1%, and the derivedquality_score— the mean of the two boolean checks — was pinned at exactly0.5for every search_tool item in the suite. The only visible symptom was "every search_tool eval is 50%".The change
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_tool_correctness:limit,emit_widget,user_requested_search, matching the single-shot evaluator's existing rationaleExtra arguments the agent adds (
compatible_with_afm,kda_eligible) were already ignored — only expected keys are iterated — so they were never part of the problem.No fixture changes required.
Tests
7 new, including one pinned to the real failure (tokenized keywords vs title phrase) and one asserting an unrelated keyword still fails.
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limit,emit_widget, anduser_requested_searcharguments. Other argument comparisons remain unchanged.