Scopes Odin's queries to whose traffic the question is about - #6220
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WalkthroughWarp derives query scope from caller context, applies default and explicit scope filters, exposes scope discovery, and adds scope descriptions to query results. Agent construction, ranking responses, prompts, and tests now carry the scope contract. ChangesWarp traffic scope handling
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In `@transports/bifrost-http/handlers/odinscope.go`:
- Around line 56-64: Define an explicit whole-deployment scope mode in the tool
schema and propagate it through the request handling so identified callers
selecting that mode bypass applyOdinScope instead of inheriting their UserID
filter. Keep row-level queryscope enforcement unchanged, and add coverage for an
identified caller requesting the whole deployment.
- Around line 116-118: Remove the caller_user_id assignment from the
result-building logic in the HasIdentity branch of the Odin scope handler, while
preserving caller_is_identified and the existing query behavior.
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In `@framework/warp/scope.go`:
- Around line 57-58: Add an explicit all-traffic marker to the scope schema and
filterArg parser, and update applyScope to bypass identified-caller defaulting
only when that marker is set. When filters contain neither identity, named
scope, nor the all-traffic marker, return an ambiguity error instead of leaving
unidentified queries unfiltered. Add coverage for identified and unidentified
callers requesting explicit all-traffic, plus the missing-scope error path.
- Line 117: Remove the out["caller_user_id"] assignment from the describe_scope
result construction, while preserving caller_is_identified, default_scope, and
the server-side Scope.UserID usage in applyScope.
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In `@framework/warp/prompt.go`:
- Line 34: Remove the instruction in the Warp prompt that tells the model to
describe scope: "all" as covering everything. Keep scope explanations aligned
with row-level queryscope limits and the existing scopeNote behavior so
responses do not claim unsupported deployment-wide coverage.
In `@framework/warp/tools.go`:
- Line 113: Update the scope field description to avoid stating unconditionally
that omitted scope defaults to the caller’s own traffic; describe the default as
caller-specific when identity exists, while allowing anonymous callers to query
all traffic permitted by queryscope without requiring describe_scope or a named
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On a deployment serving several teams and customers, 'what did we spend last week?' has several correct answers, and silently picking the widest one produces a confident number about the wrong thing. Warp now resolves whose traffic a question means, and asks when it cannot tell. This is a precision mechanism, not an access control, and the distinction matters: row-level access is already enforced by framework/queryscope, which the store applies to every read regardless of what Warp asks for. Widening a query can never surface data the caller could not fetch from the logs API directly. Two mechanisms deciding who may see what is how they drift apart and one of them silently stops mattering, so this adds no tables and no second source of truth. The rules: an identified caller's own traffic is the default, because that is the question people usually mean and the one they can always check. With no identity there is no sensible default, so Warp is told to call describe_scope and ask which team, customer or business unit is meant - one short question beats one wrong answer. A scope named in the question always wins, since narrowing 'how did team X do?' to the asker's own traffic would answer a question nobody asked and the answer would look right. Virtual keys count as a named scope: asking about a key is asking about whoever uses it, and layering the caller's id on top returns an intersection that is usually empty and reads as a confident zero. Scoping happens inside the shared filter parser that every flow already calls, so a tool added later inherits it by construction rather than by its author remembering to ask for it. Every result now carries a note describing what it covers, and the prompt requires stating it. A model cannot report a scope it was never told about, and a number whose scope is unstated is worse than no number because it looks correct. describe_scope lists the teams, customers and business units that actually have traffic, read from log dimensions rather than the governance tables: a configured-but-unused team is a dead end for every question this tool precedes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Yni2Nnk4qQDyF6FeX7Lpf
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