The request's ID.
The run's label.
The run's actual output, or null.
Every answer, summarized. The Choice keeps its full distribution, by agent ID.
The Likelihood that a specialist agent should handle the request, or null.
The baseline's ranking, or null for the decision arm.
The Choice's confidence, or null.
OptionalDiscoveryLatencyMs?: number | nullDecision arm: wall-clock time from building the options, the semantic search included, through the decision call, in milliseconds. That is the span production's discovery timeout bounds. Null for the baseline. Absent from runs recorded before it was measured.
Why the run produced no answer, or null.
For an agent label: whether the labelled agent was among the options (decision) or the catalog (baseline). Null otherwise.
Wall-clock time of the decision call alone, or of the search for the baseline, in milliseconds.
The calibrated threshold WouldInject was judged at (decision arm), or null.
The model record (decision arm), or null.
The decision arm's options, or null.
The decision prompt, or null for the baseline.
Why nothing would be injected, or null.
Whether the discovery (DiscoveryLatencyMs) finished within production's timeout, or null
without an answer. Production gives up at the timeout and injects nothing, so a late answer is
never WouldInject. In runs recorded before DiscoveryLatencyMs, it timed the call alone.
Whether production would suggest the chosen agent, or null without a usable answer.
The run's cost, when known.
One run as the metrics read it. Without an
ActualOutputthe run has no arm and no answer.