Retrieval-miss telemetry and demand history over the bounded order #25

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opened 2026-09-02 07:55:06 +00:00 by larandar · 1 comment
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Proposal

Measure the four ordered retrieval levels (entity → graph → exact/BM25 → Datalog selection) and record what still misses — the demand signal that makes embedding eligibility evidential, never default (§Semantic retrieval and the OOM constraint).

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  • miss accounting per query class in tracing/OTel fields
  • demand history persisted as rebuildable projection data (never authority)

Requirement scenario

GIVEN a query week against fixtures, WHEN telemetry aggregates, THEN every miss is attributed to its failing level with counts — and no fact was embedded to produce that number.

## Proposal Measure the four ordered retrieval levels (entity → graph → exact/BM25 → Datalog selection) and record what still misses — the demand signal that makes embedding eligibility evidential, never default (§Semantic retrieval and the OOM constraint). ## Tasks - [ ] miss accounting per query class in `tracing`/OTel fields - [ ] demand history persisted as rebuildable projection data (never authority) ## Requirement scenario GIVEN a query week against fixtures, WHEN telemetry aggregates, THEN every miss is attributed to its failing level with counts — and no fact was embedded to produce that number.
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Retrieval-miss telemetry and demand history over the bounded order

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Rendered by CurryComb slice 1 projection v1. The body will be replaced by rule-derived content in Slice 3.

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