fix(agent-sessions): Mastra scorer runs are not agent sessions - #1140
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ingest gateway now stamps AI span facts and normalized usage. Warehouse schemas project those stamps into the AI trace index, and session readers use them for classification, summaries, trace eligibility, and cost display. The local schema advances to version 26. ChangesAI session gateway stamps
AI trace index and session readers
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Span as OTLP span
participant Gateway as Ingest gateway
participant Index as ai_trace_index view
participant Sessions as Session query
Span->>Gateway: Provide span attributes and usage
Gateway->>Gateway: Derive and append maple_ai stamps
Gateway->>Index: Ingest stamped span
Index->>Index: Project stamps into index fields
Sessions->>Index: Read indexed span facts
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The ingest gateway now stamps AI facts, and session views read those stamps. One warehouse documentation note still tells query authors to subtract child token usage from its parent. On new rows, following that advice gives token totals that are too low. Update the note; otherwise the change looks mergeable. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to No introduced security vulnerability was established. The checked readers retain organization filtering, and the classification changes affect derived session analytics. Some uncertainty remains about deployment ordering and which schema changes belong to this stacked PR. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Maple reviewConfidence 3/5 · needs attention Warning This review ended early; what follows is what it established. Drops Mastra scorer spans at ingest, stops reading "tool" off the name of a span that already names an operation, and makes a sessionless trace with no model call and no named agent not a session. The client and server classification rules now agree; the tools page's session denominator was left behind.
FindingsWarning · F1 · Tools page session count keeps the junk sessions the list now dropscorrectness · The new session rule is applied to the list, the facets and the distributions, but not to What was checked
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| readonly SessionId: CH.Expr<string> | ||
| readonly IsLlmCall: CH.Expr<number> | ||
| readonly AgentName: CH.Expr<string> | ||
| }): CH.Condition => CH.countIf($.SessionId.neq("").or($.IsLlmCall.eq(1)).or($.AgentName.neq(""))).gt(0) |
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🔴 Tool-only agent traces disappear from sessions
When a sessionless trace contains only tool calls, isSessionTraceCond rejects it because no row names a model, agent, or session. Its tool calls disappear from the list, facets, and distributions.
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The index stores every vendor-stamped AI span, including execute_tool spans with IsToolCall = 1. indexTraces now discards an entire trace unless some row has SessionId, IsLlmCall, or AgentName. A standalone tool trace has none of these even though its tool call is valid; the same applies to an invoke_agent operation that omits the optional agent-name attribute. This also removes a tool-only trace from session aggregates when its companion session-bearing trace has a different trace ID.
Example: A trace containing one vendor-stamped execute_tool search span with SessionId='', IsToolCall=1, IsLlmCall=0, and AgentName='' used to appear as trace:<id> with one tool call. It now vanishes.
Recommended fix: Include genuine agent work such as IsToolCall = 1 in the trace predicate; for unnamed agent invocations, consider materializing an explicit agent-operation flag rather than inferring session membership solely from AgentName. Add index-query coverage for sessionless tool-only and unnamed-agent traces.
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Fixed in 826bd75. isSessionTraceCond now also keeps a trace with IsToolCall = 1, so a sessionless trace made only of tool calls is a session again. Covered by the updated SQL-text tests and a tool-only trace in ai-trace-index-materialization.clickhouse.e2e.test.ts, which is listed with 1 tool call and counted in the vendor facet.
Not addressed: an invoke_agent span with no gen_ai.agent.name. The index has no operation column, and adding one means another MV migration. Such a trace still counts if it made a model call or a tool call, which a real agent turn does.
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| readonly IsLlmCall: CH.Expr<number> | ||
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| }): CH.Condition => CH.countIf($.SessionId.neq("").or($.IsLlmCall.eq(1)).or($.AgentName.neq(""))).gt(0) |
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🟡 Existing scorer judges remain as sessions
For already indexed Mastra scorer traces with a judge, isSessionTraceCond passes the judge's AgentName or IsLlmCall. Those junk sessions remain visible until their index rows expire.
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The previous ingest behavior stamped Mastra scorer runs, including their nested judge's invoke_agent and chat spans. The new migration does not rewrite or delete existing index rows, and the new gateway only changes later ingest. Historical judge rows therefore retain nonempty AgentName or IsLlmCall = 1, satisfying the new session predicate for their entire scorer trace. Their session entries remain until the 30-day index retention expires.
Example: A scorer trace with an indexed invoke_agent judge row (AgentName='judge') and chat row (IsLlmCall=1) continues appearing as trace:<scorer-trace-id> after deployment, although new versions of the same trace are not stamped.
Recommended fix: Exclude historical scorer traces using an indexable scorer marker or migrate/rebuild affected index rows from raw traces when rolling out the ingest change. Verify the correction handles the child judge rows as well as the scorer root.
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Won't fix. The scorer rows indexed before this deploy keep their flags and leave with the index's 30-day TTL. New scorer runs are never stamped (ingest fix), and 0035 stops counting scorer_* spans as tool calls. The index has no scorer marker to filter the old rows on, and a backfill for a population that expires within the month isn't worth it.
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🟡 Cross-instrumented scorer judges stay stamped
When a scorer child carries Mastra target metadata under a langsmith scope, run_predicates selects langchain first. The Mastra-only guard then stamps that evaluation span as agent work.
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Mastra metadata is copied onto scorer descendants, but a descendant can carry another instrumentation scope. detect_langchain matches a langsmith scope, and VENDORS checks LangChain before Mastra. The guard runs only for a selected Mastra vendor, so a scorer judge instrumented by LangSmith remains stamped and can create another session.
Example: A judge's chat span has mastra.metadata.targetTraceId='graded-trace', gen_ai.operation.name='chat', and scope langsmith. The first matching vendor is langchain, so the span gets a vendor stamp instead of being excluded.
Recommended fix: Apply the scorer exclusion based on mastra_scorer before the ordered vendor lookup when the inherited Mastra metadata marks an evaluation. Add a test with a scorer child under an earlier-matching instrumentation scope.
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Fixed in 58220aa. The scorer check now runs before the vendor lookup, so a span carrying Mastra's scorer markers is left unstamped whatever instrumentation recorded it. Test: a chat span with mastra.metadata.targetTraceId under the langsmith scope is not classified.
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Maple reviewConfidence 4/5 · likely safe to merge Mastra scorer runs are left unstamped at ingest, the "tool" span-name needle now needs an absent operation, and a sessionless trace with no model, tool or named agent is dropped from the sessions list, facets and tools-page tile. Safe to merge; the one open finding is fixed.
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Maple reviewConfidence 4/5 · likely safe to merge Mastra scorer runs are no longer agent sessions: ingest leaves scorer spans unstamped, the "tool" span-name needle applies only when no operation is named, and a sessionless trace with no model call, tool call or named agent is dropped from the sessions list and its facets.
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🟡 Minor · Update the two ai_trace_index notes that migration 0035 made wrong. · warehouse-catalog.ts:35-36
packages/backend/src/services/warehouse/warehouse-catalog.ts:35-36
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the two
ai_trace_indexnotes that migration 0035 made wrong.Line 39 documents the new columns. Lines 35-36 still describe the rules the view used before 0035:
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Model,AgentNameandToolNameare "coalesced across dialects at insert". Since 0035, the view only projects the gateway'smaple_ai.*stamps.- Line 36 says
Tokensfollows "the reporter's own convention". It also tells the reader to subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent before summing.The gateway now stamps usage on the model call only. A wrapper row therefore carries
Tokens = 0. If a query follows the subtraction advice on post-0035 rows, the wrapper's share becomes negative and the session total is too low.These notes are guidance for anyone writing queries against the warehouse, so the stale advice produces wrong results. Change both notes so that post-0035 rows sum directly and the netting advice applies only to rows materialized before 0035.
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- "`DeploymentEnv`, `Model`, `AgentName` and `ToolName` are the span's environment and GenAI identity, coalesced across dialects at insert (`gen_ai.*`, Vercel AI SDK `ai.*`, OpenInference `llm.*`/`tool.*`). '' where ... + "`DeploymentEnv`, `Model`, `AgentName` and `ToolName` are the span's environment and GenAI identity. Since migration 0035 the ingest gateway decides the GenAI ones and the view projects its `maple_ai.*` stamps; older rows keep the values coalesced at insert. '' where ... - "... `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — ... so subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing, or the total doubles.", + "... `Tokens` is the sum of five disjoint buckets. Since migration 0035 only the model-call row carries usage, so sum per session directly. Only for rows materialized before 0035, subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing.",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 35-36: Update both ai_trace_index notes in the warehouse catalog:
clarify that since migration 0035, GenAI identity comes from the gateway’s
maple_ai.* stamps while older rows retain insert-time coalesced values, and
document Tokens as five disjoint buckets with direct session summing for
post-0035 rows. Limit parent-child token subtraction advice to rows materialized
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A Mastra agent with `scorers` exports each scorer run as a root trace of its own with no conversation id. Stamped as `mastra`, every run became a `trace:` agent session: its `scorer_run`/`scorer_step` spans were counted as tool calls (the exporter lowercases unknown span types into `gen_ai.operation.name`, and "code-tool-call-accuracy-scorer" contains "tool"), and an LLM judge's agent showed up as a second agent. In one EU capture, three real conversations produced about 24 of these. A scorer names its run's type (`mastra.span.type = scorer_*`) and stamps the run it grades as `mastra.metadata.targetTraceId`, which Mastra copies onto every span beneath it, the judge's agent and model call included. Those spans no longer get a vendor stamp, so they never reach `ai_trace_index` and no agent session, list or detail, sees them.
…on is named A span whose `gen_ai.operation.name` is outside the convention's set fell back to its name, and a "tool" anywhere in it made it a tool call. A span that names an operation of its own has already said what it is: the Mastra exporter writes its unknown span types as operations (`scorer_step code-tool-call-accuracy-scorer`), and LangSmith's OTel export names LangGraph's `tools` node and `HumanInTheLoopMiddleware.wrap_tool_call` `chain`, double-counting every real tool call beneath them. The name needle now applies only to spans that name no operation; a tool name attribute is still a tool call whatever the operation. Checked against every replayed framework capture in the EU org (September): each real tool call is `execute_tool` or names no operation (OpenAI Agents TS, Claude Code, Vercel `ai.toolCall`), and the only unknown-operation spans the needle matched were the Mastra scorer and LangSmith `chain` wrappers above. The rule is decided at ingest: `facts::is_tool_call` (`maple_ai.tool_call`) and the unknown-dialect model-call fallback in `usage::named_like_a_model_call` (`maple_ai.llm_call`). `classifyAiSpan` keeps the same edge for rows ingested before the stamps, until they age out of the 30-day TTL.
…med agent is not a session Any trace with one vendor-stamped span became an agent session, filed as `trace:<id>` when it carried no session id. Over September in the EU org, every such trace with no model call and no named agent was plumbing: Mastra scorer runs, lone Spring AI advisor spans, and OpenRouter's connection test. The US org had none. The list, its distributions and the facets now keep a trace only when it carries a session id, made a model call or ran a named agent (a HAVING on the per-trace index level every one of them shares). A trace that has a session id still joins its session whatever it holds. The tools pages still count such a trace's tool calls, and a `trace:` link to one still opens.
… a session The session rule kept a sessionless trace only if it made a model call or ran a named agent, so a trace of tool calls alone - a tool server whose caller did not propagate its context - disappeared from the list, its facets and its distributions. A tool call is agent work: `IsToolCall = 1` now keeps the trace too. New scorer runs do not come back through it: the gateway leaves them unstamped, and its `maple_ai.tool_call` no longer reads "tool" off the name of a span that names its own operation (`scorer_*`). The e2e seeds the rule's traces with the gateway's stamps, since the index only projects them.
…tion The Tools page's Sessions tile and tab count read `traceFacts`, which still counted every stamped trace, while the list now drops sessionless traces with no model call, tool call or named agent. The tile promises the list's number, so `traceFacts` applies the same `isSessionTraceCond`. A trace holding a tool call always passes it, so the tool-call reads that join it lose nothing.
…recorded it The scorer exclusion ran only after the ordered vendor lookup picked `mastra`. A scorer's descendant recorded by another instrumentation, for example a judge's model call under LangSmith's scope, matched `langchain` first and was stamped anyway. Mastra's target metadata marks the span as an evaluation whatever its scope, so the check now runs before any vendor is chosen.
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 4/5 · likely safe to merge Drops Mastra scorer runs at ingest and narrows the "tool" span-name needle to spans that name no operation, plus a per-trace session rule (model call, tool call, named agent or session id) applied to the list, facets, distributions and the Tools tile. The three parts agree with each other on the rows I checked, so this is safe to merge.
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main(#1143 landed as 3688ee9); rebased so only this PR's commits remain. No migration and no warehouse SQL rule: the tool-call rule moved into the ingest gateway's stamps (#1143'smaple_ai.tool_call/maple_ai.llm_call), and the index only projects them. The former migration 0035 / local schema v26 and thegen-ai-columns.tsneedle change are gone.A Mastra agent with
scorers(@mastra/evals via @mastra/otel-exporter) produced about 8 junk sessions per real one in the EU org (blind-ts-mastra, 2026-09-29):trace:<id>sessions ofscorer_run/scorer_stepspans counted as tool calls, and LLM-judge scorers showing up as a second agent (judge).1.
fix(ingest): scorer spans get no vendor stamp (apps/ingest/src/ai_session.rs)mastra.span.typestarts withscorer_, or if it carriesmastra.metadata.targetTraceId. Mastra copies that metadata onto every child span, including the judge'sinvoke_agentandchat.ai_trace_index; the list and the detail page both stop seeing them.2.
fix(agent-sessions): the "tool" name needle applies only to spans that name no operationfacts::is_tool_call(maple_ai.tool_call) and the unknown-dialect model-call fallbackusage::named_like_a_model_call(maple_ai.llm_call). A tool name attribute still makes a tool call whatever the operation says.classifyAiSpan(detail page) keeps the same edge only as the fallback for rows ingested before the stamps.execute_toolor names no operation. The only unknown-op spans the needle matched were the Mastrascorer_*spans and LangSmith OTelchainwrappers (the LangGraphtoolsnode,HumanInTheLoopMiddleware.wrap_tool_call). Those wrappers were double-counting the tool calls under them.3.
fix(agent-sessions): a sessionless trace with no model call, tool call or named agent is not a sessionisSessionTraceCond: a HAVING on the per-trace index level (plain query condition over projected columns). It applies to the list, the distributions, the facets, and the Tools page'straceFactsso its Sessions tile counts the list's population.Deploy: nothing manual. Rows already in the index keep their flags until the 30-day TTL. Commit 3 is read-side, so the existing orphan scorer sessions disappear from the list as soon as the API deploys.
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main)cargo test --lib ai_session(ingest): 74 pass; new cases infacts.rstool_calls_by_name_under_unknown_operationsandusage.rsunknown_dialect_calls_by_name_and_modelagent-sessionssession-turns,query-engine-integrationsai-sessions, ai-tools, benchmark/catalog (SQL baseline)main's sharedaiGatewayStampshelper (clickhouse-e2e-support.ts) in place of the old localgateway(); not rerun here (no Docker)ai-trace-index-materializatione2e now seeds the session-rule org with gateway stamps; it loads locally but was not run against ClickHouse (no Docker on this machine)Need help on this PR? Tag
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