# Managed Provider same-Turn correction ## Problem The Agent9 Evidence Agent received each Managed Tool's JSON Schema, but the explicit same-Turn correction instructions were emitted only for Clinic. Wetech therefore could stop after an actionable local argument rejection, and its materializer treated a changed correction with the same objective as a second independent query instead of replacing the failed outcome. This also blurred two different operations: correcting a caller-owned Provider request in the current acquisition round, and requesting a later adaptive Scenario refinement for a newly discovered diagnostic question. ## Owning stage - Evidence Agent owns the changed caller-side request in its current Turn. - Managed Wetech owns runtime validation and returns safe correction metadata. - Provider materialization owns grouping attempts by stable `queryId` and retaining only the final outcome in the child handoff. - Scenario Diagnostic Agent may request a later refinement only for one newly discovered load-bearing diagnostic question. ## Change - Give Clinic and Wetech the same provider-neutral same-Turn correction rule, while preserving their batch and one-operation transport shapes. - Require Wetech `queryId` in the Agent-visible Tool Schema and document `unit` as a short plain string label. - Add a stable request digest to Wetech success and actionable validation results so unchanged attempts can be identified without exposing arguments. - Group Wetech calls with the same `queryId`, preserve bounded attempt metadata, and materialize only the final result for that objective. - Exclude argument/query repair and unchanged retry from Scenario refinement; an adaptive round now requires a distinct new diagnostic question derived from materialized evidence. - Stop the current Evidence Agent Turn after one shared authentication, session-bootstrap, readiness, authorization, or browser/runtime failure; these failures are not query correction and must not trigger repeated login for later Wetech objectives. - Derive Wetech's Chrome User-Agent from the running Chromium version so its major version remains consistent with browser-generated client hints after the Agent9/E2B browser image changes. - Preserve Grafana and Prometheus HTTP rejection metadata as a structured Wetech result. Return the complete credential-redacted provider text as `detail_error`, including label-matching and duplicate-series context, rather than replacing it with a helper diagnosis. Retain the HTTP status, Prometheus error type, response-body digest, and same-Turn correction instruction. - Project that same structured Wetech failure object into the Managed Tool `text` channel. Live v36 operation readback retained `details.detail_error`, but the Evidence Agent Turn received only the old generic text, so `details` alone could not support same-Turn correction. - Apply the same result transport to Clinic, Manus, and Wetech for success, failure, and batch results. `text` is the exact JSON serialization of `details`; failures use `detail_error`, while successes expose the complete compact evidence object without a helper-authored prose projection. ## Verification Targeted package, prompt, and materialization tests cover the Tool Schema and a Wetech `unit` rejection followed by a changed same-Turn success. The resulting handoff must be complete with one query, no terminal error, and both attempts retained in the compact report. A local Docker canary against the real `yk` Grafana also verifies that an execution-time PromQL rejection is returned as `grafana_http_422` with its provider detail in `detail_error` and actionable correction metadata, and that a changed call with the same `queryId` returns real metric data. The failure canary also verifies that parsing the Tool's model-visible `text` yields the same structured object as `details`. Contract tests apply that equality to Clinic, Manus, and Wetech success and failure paths, and live Agent9 canaries verify the model can read both the failed query detail and corrected successful evidence fields in the same Turn.