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Three defects, all traced to the node disagreeing with what the API
actually returns. Verified against api.hotdata.dev.
Result rows never got their column names. /v1/query and /v1/results both
answer with `columns` (the names) and `rows` (lists of *values*), never
with objects:
{"columns": ["city","units"], "rows": [["Reno",200],["Austin",120]]}
_run_sql passed `rows` straight through, so everything downstream saw
positional lists. _rows_to_markdown fell through its isinstance(dict)
check to str(row) and emitted Python list reprs - "['Reno', 200]" - on
the answers, table and text lanes instead of a Markdown table. The same
cause silently emptied _schema_via_sql, whose `if not isinstance(row,
dict): continue` dropped every row, so natural-language SQL was
generated against no schema at all. Names are now attached once, at the
_run_sql boundary, with repeated and empty column names disambiguated so
`SELECT city, city` cannot collapse to one value.
get_result and get_query_run never sent X-Database-Id. Both endpoints
are database-scoped and answer 400 "this endpoint is scoped to a
database" without it, so the whole deferred-query path - every truncated
result and every async run poll - failed 100% of the time.
get_data retried failures no rewrite could fix. A bare `except
Exception` fed anything back to the generator, so a bad workspace (HTTP
404 workspace_not_found) spent three LLM calls and ~100s before
reporting "could not answer after 3 attempts", with the real cause
buried in the tail. Retries are now limited to what a different
statement could plausibly fix: HTTP 400, plus a deferred run that failed
server-side (SqlStatementError, which carries no HTTP status). Auth,
workspace, database and transport failures raise as-is, keeping the
server's own wording. Same case now fails in ~8s naming the 404.
Also floors async_after_ms at 1000; the API rejects anything lower, so a
pipeline configured below it failed every query.
Five existing tests changed: their mocks returned `rows` as dicts and
raised SQL errors as bare RuntimeError, neither of which the live API
does. That unfaithful mocking is why the row-naming bug shipped green.
Mocks now fail the way the client actually fails, and 13 new tests pin
the behaviour (162 collected, up from 149).
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Review catch. Both cases drop a value silently, which is the exact failure the naming helper exists to prevent. _name_columns checked a generated name against the base it was derived from, not against the names already taken. `SELECT city, city, city_1` renamed the second `city` to `city_1` and collided with the real third column, so the dict kept two values out of three. The same hole sat in the wider-than-header tail: `column_3` is a legal column name, so for columns ['a', 'column_3'] a three-value row parked its third value on the key already holding the second. Both now allocate through _free_name, which suffixes until the key is unclaimed and reserves it. Two regression tests, which fail on the previous code with 'city_1' twice and [1, 3] respectively. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Limit SQL retries to statement failures. · IInstance.py:197-226
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit SQL retries to statement failures.
get_datacatches errors from every_run_sqloperation, includingHotdataClient.get_result._requestturns every HTTP 400 intoHotdataError, and_is_sql_fixableretries every such error. A non-statement 400 can therefore consume all LLM attempts and replace the original Hotdata error withcould not answer after N attempts.The deferred query path is correct:
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Review catch. _run_sql drives four endpoints - create_database, query, get_query_run, get_result - and `status_code == 400` treated a failure from any of them as SQL the model could rewrite. A bad ttl, a malformed limit or a missing scoping header would each burn every LLM attempt and then be replaced by "could not answer after N attempts", which is the exact masking this branch set out to remove. The server distinguishes the two itself: it answers with a query_run_id only once it has created a run and executed the statement. Verified against the live API - missing table, parse error and unknown function all return 400 with a run id; bad ttl and out-of-range limit return 400 without one. HotdataError now carries query_run_id off the error body, and _is_sql_fixable requires it. SqlStatementError still covers the deferred path, where a terminal run failure is reported in the poll body with no HTTP status to read. Four tests: the client lifts the run id when present and leaves it empty when absent, and get_data retries the first while raising the second as-is without spending a second LLM call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Preserve the positional argument order of HotdataClient.get_result. · hotdata_client.py:376-403
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the positional argument order of
HotdataClient.get_result. The original signature wasget_result(result_id, offset=0, limit=None). The current signature insertsdatabase_idbeforeoffset. An existing positional call can therefore send the integeroffsetasX-Database-Idand use default pagination. Keepoffsetandlimitin their original positions, and appenddatabase_idor make it keyword-only.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…ering Review catch, plus a full pass over the branch for the same class of problem so they land together rather than one per round. get_result kept `offset` and `limit` in their original positions. Database scoping had been inserted ahead of them, so a positional get_result(result_id, offset, limit) written against the old signature would have sent its offset as the X-Database-Id header. `database_id` is now keyword-only and last. services.json advertised `minimum: 0` for async_after_ms while the node floors it at 1000, so the form accepted a value the node then silently overrode. Both now read 1000 - the smallest the API accepts - and a test ties the schema to the constant so they cannot drift apart. A cancelled run is no longer classified as a statement failure. A rewritten query cannot un-cancel a run, so it must not earn an LLM turn. Two rendering bugs that only became reachable once rows were objects: header cells were not escaped, so an alias such as "a|b" split its column in two, and SQL NULL rendered as the Python word "None". Headers go through _cell like body cells, and NULL is an empty cell. README: get_data retries a rejected statement, not any failure, and the troubleshooting table says why a 401/404 surfaces on the first attempt. Corrects a claim made earlier on this branch. The docstrings cited `SELECT city, city` as the source of repeated column names; the planner rejects that outright. Verified against the live API, the real source is a join - `SELECT a.city, b.city` answers ['city', 'city'] and `SELECT *` over a self-join answers ['city', 'units', 'city', 'units']. The naming helper is needed for exactly that, and a test now pins the live shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found by driving the deferred path against the live API, which no test
had done: every earlier live query was small enough to return inline.
A run that fails after deferring reports its cause as `error_message`:
{"status": "failed",
"error_message": "query execution failed: Arrow error: Divide by zero error"}
_await_run read `error` or `message`, found neither, and fell back to the
status, so the exception read "query failed: failed". That text is what
the model is handed for its corrective attempt, so every deferred
failure was being retried blind. The jobs poller in the same file
already reads `error_message`; this was the one place with guessed keys,
covered by a mock that encoded the guess.
_run_failure_text reads `error_message` first, then `error` as text or
as the {"message": ...} object the query endpoint uses, then `message`.
Verified live with a 20M-row window query that divides by zero on its
last row: the run deferred, polled four times, failed, and the caller
now receives the Arrow error. The same session confirmed the deferred
success path (query -> 4x get_query_run -> get_result) and the truncated
path (query truncated=true -> get_result) end to end for the first time.
Also adds docstrings to the functions this branch touches; coverage on
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Thanks @Leela8256 - this is a strong bug report and a strong fix. Naming the rows once at the _run_sql boundary is the right altitude, and the note on why the old mocks let the bug ship green is exactly right.
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One MUST fix and two should fix items inline, all found by reading the published contract at https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml against this branch.
CodeRabbit's Major finding on generated column keys is already fixed by _free_name and has two regression tests behind it, so it is not one of them.
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MUST fix - a result that is still being saved comes back as an empty answer.
When /v1/query answers truncated: true it always carries a result_id, so the branch above (if run_id and response.get('result_id') is None) does not fire and this line reads the result straight away.
The published contract says that id is not ready yet. From QueryResponse in https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml:
This response body's
result_idis issued while the save is still in flight, so on its own it does not mean the result can be retrieved.
and GET /v1/results/{id} documents this row in its own status table:
pending/processing-> 202application/json{status, result_id}+Retry-After
HotdataClient._request only raises on status >= 400, so a 202 is returned as an ordinary body. It has no rows and no columns, so the next line yields [], _rows_as_objects passes it through, and _run_sql returns {'rows': [], 'row_count': 0, 'sql': sql}. The agent then reports that the query matched nothing - for a result large enough to have been truncated. No exception, no log line, nothing red.
The spec also names the fix:
Do not poll
GET /results/{id}to wait for readiness. [...] Aresult_idon the run names a saved result that is ready to retrieve [...] the result is saved and marked ready before the run is marked succeeded, never after.
_await_run already is that loop. Waiting for the run whenever the server deferred or truncated is one condition:
if run_id and (response.get('result_id') is None or response.get('truncated')):
response = self._await_run(run_id, database_id)A defensive check inside get_result is worth having either way: a body carrying a status of pending/processing and no rows means "not ready", not "empty".
Found by reading the spec against this branch. The trigger is a timing race, so one live run proves nothing in either direction - and python -m pytest nodes/test/test_db_hotdata.py has no case for a 202 from get_result today.
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Fixed in c628275 — and reproduced live, not just taken from the spec.
What it was: a truncated response always carries a result_id, so the result_id is None test never waited, and that id is issued while the save is still in flight. Reading it early answers 202 with no rows, which _run_sql returned as an empty result.
8M-row query against api.hotdata.dev, 2026-09-19:
POST /v1/query -> 200 truncated: true, result_id issued
GET /v1/results/{id} (at once) -> 202 {"result_id": "...", "status": "processing"} no rows, no columns
GET /v1/query-runs/{id} -> running (no result_id) -> succeeded (result_id, row_count=8000000)
GET /v1/results/{id} (after) -> 200 rows
In three further runs through the real _run_sql the first poll was running every time, so for a result that size it is not a rare race — the old code would have answered empty essentially always. You were right that one live run proves nothing: my earlier "truncated path verified live" run used 200k rows and simply won.
How it is addressed:
_run_sqluses your condition as written — it waits on the run whenever the server deferred or truncated.responsebecomes the run body, so the id used for the read is the run's, as the spec asks ("Readresult_idoff the query run rather than off this body").- The defensive check is in
get_result: apending/processingbody with norowsraisesHotdataError(status_code=202) — "not ready", never "empty". Raised rather than polled, per "Do not pollGET /results/{id}to wait for readiness". - Tests, since there was no 202 case: a 202 from
get_resultin both states; the read follows the run and uses the run's id; and a guard that a genuinely emptyreadyresult still reads as empty. The first two fail on aed1dce.
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should fix - interrupted is a terminal run status and the poll loop does not know it.
QueryResponse in https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml documents four statuses for a query run:
"running": still executing, or still being saved"succeeded": finished [...]"failed": the query or the save failed - see the run'serror_message"interrupted": the run was interrupted before it finished, for example because the server handling it was replaced. Terminal, and safe to retry
interrupted is in neither _TERMINAL_OK nor _TERMINAL_BAD, so _await_run reads it as "still running" and keeps polling a run that will never change again. It leaves on the deadline instead, after job_timeout_secs - 300 s by default - and raises db_hotdata: query did not finish within 300s. The run was already finished at the very first poll, and that message sends the reader after a timeout that did not happen.
Worth a look while you are in here: cancelled / canceled, which this line adds the special case for, are not documented statuses of this endpoint at all. If you saw them live, one line saying so would save the next reader the search I just did.
Suggested: add interrupted to _TERMINAL_BAD, and to this set as well (or to a set named for what it means - terminal, but not the statement's fault), so it is raised as a plain RuntimeError. A rewritten statement cannot un-interrupt a run, and the spec says the right answer is to retry the same query, not a different one.
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Fixed in c628275.
What it was: interrupted was in neither terminal set, so the loop read it as "still running", polled until job_timeout_secs, and reported a timeout that never happened.
How it is addressed:
interruptedis added to_TERMINAL_BADand to the set, which I renamed for what it means —_ENDED_NOT_BY_THE_SQL— so it is raised as a plainRuntimeError, neverSqlStatementError.- One knock-on change: the message was
query was cancelled, which would have been wrong for this status, so it now names the status it saw —query run ended as 'interrupted'. - Two tests: the poll ends at the first response instead of the deadline, and
get_datadoes not spend an LLM turn on it. Incidental confirmation of your reading — run against aed1dce, the first of those polled for the fulljob_timeout_secsand I had to kill it; the stubs are now bounded so a regression fails instead of spinning.
On cancelled / canceled: no, I never saw them live. They came from the original _TERMINAL_BAD and I special-cased them by reasoning, not observation. The comment on the set now says exactly that, and that interrupted is the only one of the three the spec documents.
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should fix - the retry decision rests on a field the API does not document, read at one nesting level only.
_is_sql_fixable treats "HTTP 400 carrying a query_run_id" as the single marker that a statement failed rather than a request. So this line decides whether get_data retries at all.
Two things about it.
1. Nesting. The documented error body is ApiErrorResponse:
ApiErrorResponse:
required: [error]
properties:
error:
$ref: '#/components/schemas/ApiErrorDetail' # {code, message}_error_code, immediately above this helper, handles both shapes - body["error"]["code"] first, then top-level code. This one reads only the top level. If the run id rides inside the error object, it returns '' and every retry stops.
2. The field is not in the error contract. In https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml, query_run_id appears only on QueryResponse and AsyncQueryResponse. ApiErrorDetail declares code and message and nothing else, and the documented 400 for POST /v1/query is "Invalid request (no database specified, or header/body database_id conflict)" - which is exactly the request-shaped 400 this code classifies as not fixable.
The failure mode is quiet and one-directional: _is_sql_fixable defaults to False, so if the field moves or goes away, get_data simply stops retrying and nothing turns red. The tests cannot catch it either - test_the_client_carries_the_query_run_id_off_an_error_body mocks the field at the top level, which is the assumption under test.
Two asks:
- Put the raw 400 body you captured against
api.hotdata.devinto the PR description. Right now it is the only evidence for this contract and it lives only in this branch's history. - Read the nested shape too, the way
_error_codedoes. Classifying on the documentederror.codewould be firmer still, since that field is required:
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Both asks done in c628275.
1. Nested shape — _query_run_id reads inside error first and then the top level, your snippet as written, the way _error_code does. There is a test for the nested shape now, since the existing one only mocked the top level — the assumption under test, as you said.
2. Raw bodies — they are in the PR description under "Evidence for the retry marker", along with the 202 capture from the other thread.
On classifying by error.code instead: I tried, and the API does not allow it today. Captured 2026-09-19T16:11Z:
# statement failure
HTTP 400 {"error":{"code":"BAD_REQUEST","message":"table 'default.main.nope' not found"},"query_run_id":"qrun..."}
# the 400 the spec documents for POST /v1/query
HTTP 400 {"error":{"message":"a database is required: set the X-Database-Id header or the database_id body field","code":"BAD_REQUEST"}}
Same status, same code — the run id is the only thing that differs, so it stays the marker. Agreed that it is observed behaviour and not published contract, and that the failure direction is quiet: if the field moves, get_data stops retrying rather than retrying wrongly. It fails closed, which I think is the right default.
I kept this PR to the nested read you asked for. If you would like the quiet direction made loud — a warning when a 400 is declined for having no run id — I am happy to add that as a follow-up.
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nit - this belongs one level down, where the same bug is still live.
_free_name and _name_columns fix something real: dict(zip(columns, row)) silently drops a value when a join returns the same column name twice, and your SELECT * self-join note is the right reproduction.
That naive form is still in shared code other nodes run through:
packages/ai/src/ai/common/database/db_instance_base.py:926-return [dict(zip(column_names, row)) for row in rows]packages/ai/src/ai/common/database/tx_registry.py:165-{'rows': [dict(zip(cols, row)) for row in rows], ...}
SELECT * FROM sales a JOIN sales b loses a column there for the same reason it did here.
Not work for this PR. But .claude/pr-review-rules.md puts shared helpers in ai.common.utils, and promoting _rows_as_objects there (or opening a follow-up) would let the SQL nodes inherit the fix, instead of waiting for the same bug report to arrive from a different direction.
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Agreed, and agreed it is not work for this PR — no change here.
There is a third site beyond the two you listed: packages/ai/src/ai/common/database/db_instance_base.py:1093 (rows = [dict(zip(headers, row)) for row in items]). I will open a follow-up to promote the naming helper into ai.common and point all three at it, so the SQL nodes inherit the join fix.
One question: .claude/pr-review-rules.md is not in the repo on develop — is it on a branch, or local to your checkout? I would like to read it before the follow-up.
Addresses the review on #2372, read against the published contract at https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml. A result that was still being saved came back as an empty answer. A truncated /v1/query response always carries a result_id, so the old `result_id is None` test never waited for it - and per QueryResponse that id "is issued while the save is still in flight, so on its own it does not mean the result can be retrieved". Reading it early answers 202 {status, result_id} with no rows; _request only raises from 400 up, so _run_sql returned zero rows for a result large enough to be truncated. Reproduced live with an 8M-row query: 200 truncated, then 202 "processing", then 200 once the run had succeeded. _run_sql now waits on the run whenever the server deferred or truncated, and get_result raises on a pending/processing body instead of letting it read as empty. `interrupted` is a documented terminal run status the poll loop did not know, so it was polled until job_timeout_secs ran out and reported as a timeout that never happened. It is now terminal and raised as a plain RuntimeError, not SqlStatementError: a rewritten statement cannot un-interrupt a run. `cancelled`/`canceled` were never seen live; the comment on the set says so. _query_run_id reads inside the `error` object as well as beside it, the way _error_code does, since the documented error body is {"error": {code, message}}. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses the review on #2372, read against the published contract at https://www.hotdata.dev/openapi.yaml. A result that was still being saved came back as an empty answer. A truncated /v1/query response always carries a result_id, so the old `result_id is None` test never waited for it - and per QueryResponse that id "is issued while the save is still in flight, so on its own it does not mean the result can be retrieved". Reading it early answers 202 {status, result_id} with no rows; _request only raises from 400 up, so _run_sql returned zero rows for a result large enough to be truncated. Reproduced live with an 8M-row query: 200 truncated, then 202 "processing", then 200 once the run had succeeded. _run_sql now waits on the run whenever the server deferred or truncated, and get_result raises on a pending/processing body instead of letting it read as empty. `interrupted` is a documented terminal run status the poll loop did not know, so it was polled until job_timeout_secs ran out and reported as a timeout that never happened. It is now terminal and raised as a plain RuntimeError, not SqlStatementError: a rewritten statement cannot un-interrupt a run. `cancelled`/`canceled` were never seen live; the comment on the set says so. _query_run_id reads inside the `error` object as well as beside it, the way _error_code does, since the documented error body is {"error": {code, message}}. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Three reported db_hotdata bugs, all one root cause: the node disagrees with
what the Hotdata API actually returns. Confirmed against
api.hotdata.dev.Root cause
/v1/queryand/v1/resultsanswer withcolumns(names) androws(listsof values) — never objects:
_run_sqlpassedrowsthrough raw, so every consumer saw positional lists.['Reno', 200]on answers/table/text_rows_to_markdownfails itsisinstance(dict)check, falls through tostr(row)_run_sqlboundaryexcept Exceptionretries HTTP 404workspace_not_foundSame root cause silently emptied
_schema_via_sql(if not isinstance(row, dict): continuedropped every row), so NL→SQL was generated with no schema at all.Two further defects found while verifying:
get_result/get_query_runnever sentX-Database-Id. Both are database-scoped and 400 without it — the entire deferred-query path failed 100% of the time.async_after_msclampedlo=0; the API rejects anything under 1000. The node floor and theservices.jsonminimumare both 1000 now, tied together by a test.Verification
Against a live Hotdata database with 3 rows:
['Reno', 200]| city | units |tableHTTP 404 workspace_not_foundget_result183 tests pass (up from 149), plus 384 contract tests. ruff + gitleaks clean.
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['city', 'city', 'city_1'], andcolumn_Nfor a row wider than its header). Repeated names are reached through joins — verified live:SELECT *over a self-join answers['city', 'units', 'city', 'units'].query_run_id. A bad ttl or malformed limit is a 400 without one and is raised as-is. A cancelled run is not a statement failure either.get_resultkeepsoffset/limitin their original positions;database_idis keyword-only."a|b"alias), and SQL NULL renders as an empty cell instead of the wordNone.error_message; the code readerror/message, fell back to the status, and handed the model "query failed: failed" for its corrective attempt. Found by forcing a run to defer and fail against the live API.query→ 4×get_query_run→get_result) and the truncated path (truncated: true→get_result) were both driven end to end against the live API through the real_run_sql; before this branch each 400'd on the missing header._run_sqlwaits on the query run whenever the server deferred or truncated, because a truncated body'sresult_idis issued while the save is still in flight and reading it early answers 202 with no rows - which came back as an empty result.get_resultraises on apending/processingbody rather than reading it as empty.interruptedis a terminal run status, raised as a plainRuntimeError._query_run_idreads insideerroras well as beside it.get_dataretries a rejected statement, not any failure.Evidence for the retry marker
get_dataretries a 400 only when it carries aquery_run_id. That is observed behaviour, not published contract -query_run_idappears in the spec only on the success bodies - so the raw bodies it rests on are recorded here. Captured 2026-09-19T16:11Z againsthttps://api.hotdata.dev,POST /v1/query:All four carry the same
error.code, so the documented field cannot tell them apart; the run id is the only thing that differs.And for the not-ready result (8M-row query, same day):
POST /v1/query-> 200truncated: truewith aresult_id; an immediateGET /v1/results/{id}-> 202{"result_id": "...", "status": "processing"}with no rows; the run wentrunning->succeeded; the same read then -> 200 with rows.Note on the changed tests
Five existing tests changed. Their mocks returned
rowsas dicts and raised SQLerrors as bare
RuntimeError— neither is what the live API does. Thatunfaithful mocking is why the row-naming bug shipped green. Mocks now fail the
way the client actually fails.
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