findings: let every finding on a stage reach its sessions - #5202
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A stage that failed two rubric checks over the same session rendered the first with its session list underneath and the second as plain text with nothing to click. On the run that opened #5190, `Rubric check "Final message non-empty" failed` had `Session 1` under it and `Rubric check "Calls create_view" failed`, immediately below, had nothing — which is what "none of the sessions link to anything" looked like. The rule was written for the empty-stage footer — one session is a link rather than something to expand — and reused for the evidence rows, where it means only row 0 renders the list. Over a single session every row after the first lost its only way in. Several findings now earn the toggle even over one session. A lone finding over a lone session still shows its session directly. The empty-stage footer cannot be reached by the new clause: it renders only when the stage has no evidence at all. Note the issue's stated cause was wrong, and this does not fix it that way: rubricEvidence emitting a sessionId would change nothing, because the "Open source session" link it would feed is gated on `!canListSessions`, which is always false when a sessionScope exists — i.e. always, on swarm. The reachable path was the session list, and the gap was which rows got one. Closes #5190.
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- Around line 341-346: Strengthen the test “gives every finding a way in when
one session backs several of them” by seeding the mock with a session, expanding
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Reviewed from a detached worktree at the PR head ( What I verified against sourceBoth load-bearing claims in the description hold:
One small over-claim with no consequence: " Worth knowing1. The change is not swarm-only. The title, body and changeset all say "swarm stage", but
Both pass Your call whether to reword the changeset here or leave it. 2. Row zero's list becomes closable. In the one-session, several-findings case, row zero's session list used to be permanently rendered (the 3. The expanded list stays stage-scoped, not finding-scoped. Each row mounts the same Follow-upsBoth of these are yours to route: fold into this PR, or file as separate tickets, whichever you prefer. Neither should block the merge in my view. a. The b. CodeRabbit's test suggestion is still live on the current head. It asks the test to seed the drilldown mock with a session, expand both rows and assert Duplicate checkNot a duplicate, and no predecessor. Searching the repo's PRs for How I would eyeball itPreview, not local: https://mcp-inspector-pr-5202.up.railway.app. Its deployed commit Findings tab, expand a goal, then find a stage with two or more finding rows whose header pill reads Overall: correct diagnosis, one-line fix, regression test plus a control for the case that must not change. Looks good to me pending the branch update. |
The test for "every finding reaches its sessions" seeded the drilldown with `sessions: []` and asserted only that two toggles rendered. Three things it was meant to cover could break without it going red: a toggle that expands to an empty list, a session row that renders but wires no handler, and `onOpenSession` never reaching the caller. It now seeds one session, expands each finding in turn — the panel opens one row at a time, so the second closes the first — clicks the session and asserts the id that came back. The changeset claimed the fix was swarm-only. `FindingsPersonaCard` is mounted by both `swarm-findings-tab.tsx` and `scenario-findings-tab.tsx`, and both pass `sessionScope` and `onOpenSession`, so Findings on a User Testing scenario gets the new toggles too. It also skipped a visible change: with several findings over one session, row zero's session list used to render with no way to collapse it, and it is now a toggle that starts open, so opening the second finding closes the first.
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Approving — a634db5
One line of logic, and the diagnosis behind it is the valuable part. Correcting the issue's stated cause in the issue itself, rather than quietly fixing something else, is the right way to handle "the report named the wrong thing" — and the correction holds: Open source session → is gated on !canListSessions, and canListSessions is Boolean(sessionScope && onOpenSession), which is always true on swarm. Emitting a sessionId from rubricEvidence() really would have changed nothing on screen.
I checked the change against the four combinations and the shared-variable risk, since sessionsAreExpandable feeds two places:
| evidence | sessions | before | after |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | row 0 shows its session, no toggle | unchanged |
| 2+ | 1 | row 0 shows the list, row 1 dead | both rows get a toggle |
| any | 2+ | toggles | unchanged |
| any | 0 | no control | unchanged (canShowSessions false) |
The footer claim checks out exactly. The second consumer at line 361 lives inside the : ( branch of stageModel.evidence.length > 0 ? … : …, so it only renders when there is no evidence at all — and in that branch stageModel.evidence.length > 1 is necessarily false, leaving sessionsAreExpandable reduced to the old sessionCount > 1. The two consumers are mutually exclusive, so widening the condition cannot reach the empty-stage footer. That was the regression I went looking for and it isn't there.
And the fix actually lands, not just the flag. With sessionsAreExpandable true the per-row branch renders a real control — aria-expanded, a rotating chevron, and onClick={() => setOpenEvidence(expanded ? -1 : i)} — so row 1 is genuinely reachable rather than merely no longer special-cased.
The test earns its keep: gives every finding a way in when one session backs several of them walks each row through the toggle all the way to the onOpenSession callback with the session id, rather than asserting two buttons exist. A toggle that renders but lists nothing would have passed the weaker version, and the comment says so.
Verified locally at this head: all three findings/__tests__ suites pass, 19/19. Prettier clean on both changed files.
The one red check is main's
Inspector Tests 2/6 fails on the em-dash ratchet, naming components/shared/usage-insights/ExplanatoryFlowOptIn.tsx: 2, allowed 1 and hooks/use-run-insights.ts: 2, allowed 1 — neither touched here. I ran the same test on origin/main (318f5f590) and got the identical two entries with the identical counts, so it is inherited, not yours. Someone needs to either reword that copy or raise those two ratchet entries on main.
Approving. Not merging, per instruction — the branch is also BEHIND main and will want an update first.
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Closes #5190.
What broke
A stage that failed two rubric checks over the same session showed the first with its session list underneath and the second as plain text with nothing to click. From the screenshot on the original report:
Two findings, one session, one way in. That is a large part of what "none of the sessions link to anything" was describing.
The issue's stated cause was wrong
Worth saying plainly, since the issue text says otherwise (corrected in a comment there).
rubricEvidence()not emitting asessionIdis real but inert. The "Open source session →" button it would feed is gated on!canListSessions, andcanListSessionsisBoolean(sessionScope && onOpenSession)— always true on swarm. That button exists for surfaces with no session scope; it is unreachable here by design, not by omission. Emitting the id would have changed nothing on screen.The actual cause
That rule was written for the empty-stage footer — "a single session is a link rather than something to expand" — and reused for the evidence rows. Over one session it collapses to
i === 0, so only the first finding renders a list.The change
One line of logic: several findings earn the toggle even over a single session.
evidence.length > 1is false by construction.Not in scope
FindingsGoalSessionscallsonOpenSession(session._id)with one argument whilehandleOpenSessiontakes(sessionId, criterionId), so the "Following finding:" banner never appears when arriving from a stage list. Real, but it needs the criterion id threaded from the evidence row — which meansrubricEvidencecarryingcriterionId— so it belongs in its own change rather than riding along here.Verification
Tests written first; the two-findings case was confirmed failing (0 toggles where 2 are expected) and the lone-finding control passed throughout, which is what it should do.
npm run docs:check-tokensnpm run typechecknpm run typecheck:client -w @mcpjam/inspectorclientvitest projectnpm testat the root is not usable on this machine (staleevaluators/distchunk plusERR_IPC_CHANNEL_CLOSEDunder memory pressure, in workspaces this diff does not touch). The full client project above is the blast radius. E2E not run — no routing, app boot or OAuth debugger changes.Relation to the other open PRs
Independent of #5193, #5194 and #5196. It touches
findings-goal-inspect.tsx; #5193 touchesfindings-derivation.ts. They compose: #5193 stops a run that never executed from producing rubric rows at all, and this makes the rows a real run does produce reachable.Summary by cubic
Fixes #5190 by letting every finding on a stage reach its sessions. Previously only the first finding exposed sessions when several shared one session; now each finding opens the list, while a lone finding still links directly and stages with multiple sessions behave as before.
sessionIdfromrubricEvidencewould change nothing because the button it feeds is unreachable whenever a session scope exists.Written for commit 005d111. Summary will update on new commits.