fix(finops): name the workspace engine tool when a FinOps tool has no local connection - #1346
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… local connection The `finops_*` tools resolve warehouses from the local connection registry only. In a project bound to a workspace whose Snowflake credentials live in the workspace, every one of them failed with a bare `FAILED`, and the workspace's own cost skills steer the model to exactly these tools first — so a cost question began with four failures before the model fell back to raw `ACCOUNT_USAGE` SQL through `datamate_snowflake_execute_database_query`. - New `tools/finops-workspace.ts`: when the session's precedence snapshot serves `sql_execute` for a type the operation supports (reachability-filtered, the same projection the awareness section uses), append the reason and the engine tool to the failure, with the usage tables to query, and stamp `metadata.workspace_fallback` for telemetry - Every `finops_*` failure branch (dispatcher error and thrown error) goes through `withWorkspaceFallback`; the local reason is kept - Export `QUERY_HISTORY_SUPPORTED_TYPES` / `SNOWFLAKE_ONLY_TYPES` so the wrappers name the types their handler really supports - Tests: served/unserved/disabled/analyst shapes, and the three tool paths through the real handlers with an empty registry Closes #1336 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFinOps tools now enrich failure responses with operation-specific workspace fallback instructions. Fallback lookup preserves precedence state across asynchronous revalidation. Tests cover supported routes, filtering, notes, uncertainty, and tool failures. ChangesFinOps workspace fallback
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FinOpsTool
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FinOpsTool->>WorkspaceFallback: Wrap failed result with sessionID, operation, and supported types
WorkspaceFallback->>WorkspaceEngine: Read and revalidate workspace routing
WorkspaceEngine-->>WorkspaceFallback: Return route and precedence state
WorkspaceFallback-->>FinOpsTool: Append operation-specific guidance and metadata
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…al identity, undetermined marker Bot review on #1346. - The note names the tables the failing operation's own handler reads, per served type (grants live in `GRANTS_TO_ROLES` / `OBJECT_PRIVILEGES` / `table_privileges`, not in the usage views); a pair with no known table names the engine tool alone - The workspace is rendered with `workspaceLabel(name, id)` — quotes in a customer-authored name cannot break the sentence, and the id rides along - Routing disabled for uncertainty (unattributed, binding unreadable, derive failed) marks the failure `precedence: "undetermined"` and says the workspace could not be consulted; deliberate disablement stays a plain local failure - Test restores the prior `ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED` Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
…s, runnable recipes Codex review of #1346 (gpt-5.6-sol). - The note trusted the cached precedence snapshot; a project re-linked while the call ran could be pointed at the workspace it had left. The helper is async now and re-validates with `snapshotState` before naming a workspace, as `check()` does before a redirect; relinked/unreadable are said and marked `undetermined` - No snapshot at all (a caller that never resolved tools, an evicted entry) was a silent local failure; it is the unknown `check()` reports - BigQuery recipes named bare `INFORMATION_SCHEMA` views, which are only reachable region-qualified (`bq-utils.ts`): they read `region-<location>.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.…` now. The Snowflake unused-resource recipe adds `QUERY_HISTORY`; warehouse advice adds `SHOW WAREHOUSES` - Tests: every one of the eight wrappers through the real handler (unwrapping any one fails it — checked by mutation); an unbound snapshot stays plain; no snapshot is undetermined; a re-linked project gets no recommendation; every BigQuery recipe is region-qualified Not changed: a FinOps call that SUCCEEDS against an unrelated local connection while the project is bound elsewhere says nothing about it (pre-existing auto-pick behaviour), and the other registry-backed tools (`schema_index`, live PII, data_diff, warehouse_test/list) still fail bare — both are follow-ups, not this issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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…y placeholder, neutral wording Bot review of 14aa1a1 on #1346. `workspaceFallbacks` returns the re-validation outcome so the note and the undetermined marker come from one read; the BigQuery `<location>` placeholder is explained (the snapshot carries no location, and the engine runs what it is given); a removed binding is "the workspace binding changed", not "re-linked". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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E2E, served path (follow-up)With a Snowflake key-pair connection created on the tenant, the engine attached with 9/13 tools (only Jira missing) and workspace 19 now serves Snowflake. Same bound project, same binary. The issue's prompt (
A natural cost question ("Which of our Snowflake warehouses is most idle in the last 14 days, and is COMPUTE_WH oversized? Use the finops warehouse advice tool."): the model called The test connection is removed from the tenant again. |
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/finops-workspace.ts`:
- Around line 129-130: Update the location examples in the template near the
BigQuery connection guidance so callers replace the existing region prefix with
values such as “us” or “eu”, avoiding duplicated “region-” prefixes in
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- Around line 31-35: Update FallbackLookup and workspaceFallbacks() to store the
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| // The snapshot does not carry a BigQuery integration's location, and the engine | ||
| // runs what it is given: the placeholder has to be explained, not left to be sent. | ||
| const region = fallbacks.some((f) => f.type === "bigquery" && SOURCE[operation].bigquery) | ||
| ? " Replace `<location>` with the BigQuery connection's location (for example `region-us`, `region-eu`); " + |
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WARNING: The BigQuery replacement example produces an invalid region qualifier
The recipe already contains region-<location>, but this tells the model to replace <location> with region-us or region-eu. Following that instruction literally yields region-region-us.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.... The native helper expects the raw connection location (us, eu, us-central1), so use raw values in these examples or change the placeholder/instruction to make the resulting identifier unambiguous.
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| for (const [def, args, table] of tools) { | ||
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WARNING: This assertion does not prove the real handlers ran
Accepting ERROR lets this test pass when a dispatcher method is missing or misregistered: each wrapper catches No native handler, then appends the same workspace tool, table recipe, and metadata asserted below. Require the expected FAILED result (and ideally the configured-warehouse error text) so the test actually covers every native no-connection failure branch rather than its generic catch branch.
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Done in e46dcba: FAILED only, plus the handler's "requires a configured warehouse" text.
| delete process.env.ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS | ||
| process.env.ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE = "1" | ||
| process.env.ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED = "true" | ||
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WARNING: Stub precedence announcements to keep this suite isolated
refresh() queues announce() without awaiting it, and this setup leaves the seam unset, so every served-workspace test publishes through the real global AppRuntime/event bridge. afterEach clears the queue bookkeeping but cannot cancel or await an already queued publication, allowing unrelated event work to cross test boundaries. Set precedenceInternals.announce to an async no-op in setup before calling refresh().
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… for the reason; stricter tests Bot review of 8c0eb30 on #1346. The note said to replace `<location>` with `region-us`, which yields `region-region-us`; the examples are `us`, `eu`, `us-central1`. The disabled reason is carried on `FallbackLookup` from the same read as the snapshot, so the note cannot describe a different snapshot. The wrapper test requires the real handler's FAILED branch (not a wrapper catch), and precedence announcements are stubbed in setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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| expect(workspaceFallbackNote(op, bigquery)).toMatch(/region-<location>\.INFORMATION_SCHEMA/) | ||
| // …and the placeholder is explained, since the snapshot carries no location. | ||
| expect(workspaceFallbackNote(op, bigquery)).toContain("for example `us`, `eu`") | ||
| expect(workspaceFallbackNote(op, bigquery)).not.toContain("`region-us`") |
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Assert the qualified BigQuery example.
workspaceFallbackNote emits `region-us.INFORMATION_SCHEMA…`. The current negative assertion searches for the different substring `region-us`, so it passes instead of checking the qualified example.
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| expect(workspaceFallbackNote(op, bigquery)).not.toContain("`region-us`") | |
| expect(workspaceFallbackNote(op, bigquery)).toContain("`region-us.INFORMATION_SCHEMA") |
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/finops-workspace-fallback.test.ts` at line
117, Update the assertion for workspaceFallbackNote in the BigQuery fallback
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Fair: the negative is looser than it looks, but the positive assertion on the same line (for example \us`, `eu`) is what pins the example, and the old region-us` example is gone from the source. Leaving as is rather than push another round for an assertion tweak.
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@sahrizvi, understood. The for example \us`, `eu`assertion validates the input guidance, but it does not validate the generated qualified example. The negative check still does not match ``region-us.INFORMATION_SCHEMA...` ``, so it cannot detect a regression in that output. I will keep the finding open for your decision.
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Closes #1336
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finops_*tools resolve their warehouse from the local connection registry only (warehouse-resolver.ts). In a project bound to a workspace whose Snowflake credentials live in the workspace there is no local entry, sofinops_warehouse_advice,finops_analyze_credits,finops_query_history,finops_expensive_queries(and the role tools) all came backFAILEDwith nothing that pointed at the engine tool that works — and the workspace's own cost skills steer the model to exactly these tools first.This is option 3 from the issue, done once for all eight tools rather than per message:
tools/finops-workspace.ts. When the session's precedence snapshot servessql_executefor a type the operation supports, the failure gets a second paragraph: "This tool only uses warehouse connections configured on this machine, and workspace "analytics" serves snowflake through its integration engine instead. Run the same analysis through the workspace: for snowflake, query theSNOWFLAKE.ACCOUNT_USAGEviews (QUERY_HISTORY,WAREHOUSE_METERING_HISTORY, …) withdatamate_snowflake_execute_database_query." — andmetadata.workspace_fallbacklists the engine tool(s), so telemetry can tell a failure the model can route around from a dead end.## Workspace integrationssection uses (servedInventory), so it never names a tool the caller's agent (analyst) cannot call, says nothing for an unbound project or with--integrations=local, and only names types the operation supports (a BigQuery-only workspace adds nothing to the Snowflake-only role tools).finops_*failure branch — dispatcher error and thrown error, so the stale-credentials case on Anand's machine is covered too — goes throughwithWorkspaceFallback. The local reason is kept: a missing or broken local connection is still a fact worth stating.QUERY_HISTORY_SUPPORTED_TYPES/SNOWFLAKE_ONLY_TYPESare exported so the wrappers name the types their handler really supports instead of a second copy.Not in this PR (the issue's options 1 and 2): routing the FinOps SQL through the engine tool from native code — the engine's result shape is not a contract the native handlers parse — and hiding the tools in the awareness section. Both are larger changes to a heavily-tested surface; happy to file follow-ups if we want them.
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test/altimate/finops-workspace-fallback.test.ts(12 tests): served type → named; no snapshot /--integrations=local/ analyst ruleset / unsupported served type → untouched; note wording; and three tools through the real handlers with an empty registry —finops_warehouse_advice --warehouse COMPUTE_WH(the issue's repro) names the engine tool and keeps the local reason,finops_role_hierarchyon a BigQuery-only workspace stays plain, an unbound project stays plain.test/altimatedirectory: 5387 pass, 1 unrelated timing flake (skill-syncflushPendingSyncs, passes in isolation). Typecheck and marker guard clean.Screenshots / recordings
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Fixes the eight
finops_*tools failing without explanation when a project is bound to a workspace whose warehouse credentials live in the workspace. Failures now state the cause, name the workspace engine tool that can run the same analysis along with the tables to query, and stampmetadata.workspace_fallbackfor telemetry. Closes #1336.Fallback behavior
tools/finops-workspace.tsreads the same reachability-filtered projection as the## Workspace integrationssection, so it never names a tool the caller's agent cannot call and stays silent for unbound projects or--integrations=local.<location>), since the snapshot carries no location and the engine runs what it is given.precedence: "undetermined"and says the workspace could not be consulted. Deliberate disablement stays a plain local failure.QUERY_HISTORY_SUPPORTED_TYPESandSNOWFLAKE_ONLY_TYPESare now exported so wrappers name the types their handler actually supports.Written for commit e46dcba. Summary will update on new commits.
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