warp query tool gaps - #7068
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WalkthroughWarp adds previous-period metric comparisons, replaces separate usage tools with ChangesWarp query capabilities
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WarpCaller
participant query_metrics
participant LogReader
WarpCaller->>query_metrics: Request summary with compare_to_previous
query_metrics->>LogReader: Fetch current-period statistics
query_metrics->>LogReader: Fetch preceding equal-length statistics
LogReader-->>query_metrics: Return statistics
query_metrics-->>WarpCaller: Return previous_period trends
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Warp can return incorrect windows for calendar-period analytics and silently change requested token thresholds. These query-accuracy issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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In `@framework/warp/prompt.go`:
- Line 27: Update the time-range guidance in the prompt so rolling offsets such
as -24h are used only for phrases like “past 24 hours,” while “yesterday” and
explicit calendar-week requests produce RFC3339 start_time and end_time
boundaries; retain relative offsets for other rolling ranges and the existing
current-time year resolution for specific dates.
In `@framework/warp/tools.go`:
- Line 268: Update the min_tokens and max_tokens handling in parseFilters so
values are validated as integral and within the platform int range before intPtr
conversion; reject invalid or fractional values instead of truncating them,
while preserving valid bounds for the log-store query.
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| - If you are unsure a model name, virtual key or app exists, call describe_filter_space first. Filtering on a guessed name returns an empty result that looks like a real finding, and reporting "zero requests" when the real answer is "you typed the wrong name" is a serious error. | ||
| - Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m. Use them; do not try to compute absolute dates. | ||
| - Your own queries against this deployment are themselves logged, as app "Warp". count_logs and query_metrics include them like any other traffic; semantic_search_logs does not, since a question you asked yourself is not a conversation to search. On a busy deployment this is noise; on a quiet one, or a total scoped narrowly enough, it can be a real share of the number. Mention it when it might matter, and filter it out with apps if it does (everything except "Warp" gets there fastest by naming the apps you do want, via describe_filter_space). | ||
| - Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m - use those for a phrase like "last week" or "yesterday" rather than computing a matching absolute date yourself. For a specific calendar date ("on sept 3rd", "since August 1st"), pass start_time and end_time as RFC3339 timestamps for that date, using the current time below to resolve the year. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use calendar boundaries for “yesterday” and calendar-week requests.
-24h is a rolling window. It does not represent yesterday. For example, at 15:00 UTC it starts at 15:00 on the prior day.
Use relative offsets for phrases such as “past 24 hours.” Use RFC3339 start and end boundaries for “yesterday” and explicit calendar weeks.
Proposed prompt correction
-- Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m - use those for a phrase like "last week" or "yesterday" rather than computing a matching absolute date yourself. For a specific calendar date ("on sept 3rd", "since August 1st"), pass start_time and end_time as RFC3339 timestamps for that date, using the current time below to resolve the year.
+- Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m. Use them for rolling phrases such as "past 24 hours" or "past 7 days". For calendar periods such as "yesterday", "last week", "on Sept 3rd", or "since August 1st", pass RFC3339 start_time and end_time values using the current UTC time below to resolve the boundaries and year.📝 Committable suggestion
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| - Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m - use those for a phrase like "last week" or "yesterday" rather than computing a matching absolute date yourself. For a specific calendar date ("on sept 3rd", "since August 1st"), pass start_time and end_time as RFC3339 timestamps for that date, using the current time below to resolve the year. | |
| - Time ranges accept relative offsets like -24h, -7d or -30m. Use them for rolling phrases such as "past 24 hours" or "past 7 days". For calendar periods such as "yesterday", "last week", "on Sept 3rd", or "since August 1st", pass RFC3339 start_time and end_time values using the current UTC time below to resolve the boundaries and year. |
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In `@framework/warp/prompt.go` at line 27, Update the time-range guidance in the
prompt so rolling offsets such as -24h are used only for phrases like “past 24
hours,” while “yesterday” and explicit calendar-week requests produce RFC3339
start_time and end_time boundaries; retain relative offsets for other rolling
ranges and the existing current-time year resolution for specific dates.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🌐 Web query:
According to the current Go language specification, what is the result of converting a non-constant floating-point value such as 10.9 to int?
💡 Result:
According to the Go language specification, converting a floating-point value to an integer type results in the truncation of the fractional part [1]. When a floating-point value is converted to an integer, the fractional part is discarded, effectively moving the value toward zero [1]. For example, converting 10.9 to an int results in 10. Similarly, this behavior applies to negative numbers as well; for instance, -3.9 would be converted to -3 [1]. This conversion is a truncation process and does not perform rounding [1]. If rounding is desired, it must be performed explicitly using functions such as math.Round before the conversion [1].
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printf '%s\n' '--- framework/warp/tools.go relevant symbols ---'
rg -n -C 12 'type FilterSchema|func intPtr|func parseFilters|filterArg|min_tokens|max_tokens|result := int\(number\)' framework/warp/tools.go
printf '%s\n' '--- nearby file structure ---'
ast-grep outline framework/warp/tools.goRepository: maximhq/bifrost
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printf '%s\n' '--- tool schema and argument dispatch ---'
rg -n -C 10 'SchemaJSON|schemaJSON|Tool\{|Execute|execute\(|json\.Unmarshal|CallTool|tool.*arguments|responsesTools|FilterSchema' framework/warp --glob '*.go'
printf '%s\n' '--- logstore SearchFilters token fields and consumers ---'
rg -n -C 8 'type SearchFilters|MinTokens|MaxTokens' --glob '*.go' .Repository: maximhq/bifrost
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printf '%s\n' '--- framework/warp dispatch ---'
rg -n -C 8 'schemaJSON|responsesTools|type Tool|Tool struct|json\.Unmarshal|\.Execute|execute:' framework/warp --glob '*.go' | head -n 320
printf '%s\n' '--- logstore token-filter consumers ---'
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Reject invalid token bounds before conversion.
executeTool decodes arguments into map[string]any without validating the declared schema. parseFilters passes min_tokens and max_tokens to intPtr, which converts 10.9 to 10 before the log-store query applies the bound. Validate integral values within the int range before conversion.
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In `@framework/warp/tools.go` at line 268, Update the min_tokens and max_tokens
handling in parseFilters so values are validated as integral and within the
platform int range before intPtr conversion; reject invalid or fractional values
instead of truncating them, while preserving valid bounds for the log-store
query.
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