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Overview

When a NeMo Fabric result leaves a Harbor accounting field unknown, the Harbor bridge fills it from the ATIF trajectory's final_metrics. Those totals are a different measurement. Relay can preserve subagent usage in embedded child trajectories, but the root trajectory totals exclude those children and can be partial. A Relay trajectory can also cover different calls than the adapter's invocation, and nothing checks its cache convention against the result. One run could show input from Fabric and cost from ATIF, presented together as one complete invocation total.

This PR makes RunResult.usage the only source for n_input_tokens, n_cache_tokens, n_output_tokens and cost_usd.

Details

  • With a result, all four fields are assigned from normalized usage on every pass. An unknown dimension is None, even when an earlier pass left a value in the context. Reported zeros stay zero, and usage: null leaves all four unknown.
  • Detailed usage keeps its per-dimension precedence. A dimension it makes unavailable stays unknown.
  • When the runner exits without a result, or writes a runner failure record, the bridge sets all four fields to None.
  • ATIF final_metrics are kept under metadata.fabric.atif_final_metrics with source: "atif" and coverage: "unverified". That record, the Harbor ATIF validation and the telemetry validation are bridge-owned: a later result or runner-failure pass replaces only result-owned fields, so they survive in any pass order while stale result identities and runner_error fields are removed.
  • The Harbor integration README and the Claude adapter README describe the new rule.

Compatibility: Harbor no longer fills unknown Fabric usage or cost fields from unverified ATIF totals. Reports can therefore show unknown values where earlier versions displayed a number. The ATIF values remain available separately, but are not presented as complete invocation totals. Reported zeros remain zero.

Reporting limitation: Native Harbor trial and job totals sum available values and skip unknown fields. A displayed total can therefore omit usage or cost from steps or trials with unknown values. Do not interpret these aggregates as complete benchmark usage or expenditure when any contributing value is unknown.

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  • Harbor accounting, integration, outcome, runner and telemetry tests plus tests/adapters/test_claude_adapter.py: 274 passed. 28 of the changed or new cases fail on main.
  • pre-commit on the changed files: passed. No Rust, schema or TypeScript files changed.

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populate_context_from_result and populate_context_from_trajectory in sdk/python/nemo-fabric-runtime/src/nemo_fabric/integrations/harbor/fabric_agent.py, then tests/python/test_harbor_accounting.py.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Harbor usage and cost accounting now reports only verified Fabric values.
    • Unknown usage remains unset instead of being inferred from separate metrics.
    • Reported zero values are preserved, while estimates are excluded from reported costs.
    • Missing or failed results clear stale accounting data.
    • Separate trajectory and final metrics remain available as unverified metadata.
    • Accounting fields consistently reflect the current run, including unavailable values.
  • Documentation

    • Clarified that Harbor totals may omit unknown values and may not represent complete usage or expenditure.

Harbor's complete accounting fields (n_input_tokens, n_cache_tokens,
n_output_tokens, cost_usd) now come only from NeMo Fabric's normalized
usage. When a result exists, every dimension is assigned from that usage,
so an unknown dimension clears a value an earlier pass left behind and a
reported zero stays zero. When the runner exits without a result, the
bridge leaves the fields unset.

ATIF final_metrics can cover a different scope (subagents) and a
different cache convention than the invocation, so filling unknown
fields from them presented unverified totals as complete. They are now
kept under metadata.fabric.atif_final_metrics with source "atif" and
coverage "unverified".

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
The Harbor integration and Claude adapter READMEs said a trajectory
fills the counts a result leaves unknown. State the current contract:
unknown counts stay unknown, zeros stay zero, and ATIF totals are kept
separately in Fabric metadata.

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
populate_context_from_result replaced metadata["fabric"] wholesale, so a
result or runner-failure pass that ran after the trajectory pass deleted
atif_final_metrics and harbor_atif_validation. Replace only the result
fields of the current pass and keep the bridge's ATIF evidence. Result
identities and runner_error from an earlier pass are still dropped.

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
When the runner wrote no result, or wrote a runner_error record, the
bridge left the four accounting fields as it found them. Harbor only
passes an empty context, but a caller with a populated context kept
values no Fabric result supports. Clear them on both paths so the
outcome does not depend on the context the helper receives.

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
The bridge now sets the four accounting fields to None when no Fabric result exists, rather than leaving them as it found them. Match the Harbor integration README to that behavior.

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
telemetry_validation is evidence the bridge records beside the result,
like the ATIF records. A result or runner-failure pass that ran after
the telemetry summary still deleted it. Add it to the keys that
_replace_result_metadata keeps.

Signed-off-by: mnajafian-nv <mnajafian@nvidia.com>
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Harbor accounting now uses Fabric usage values without backfilling unknown fields from ATIF metrics. Missing or failed results clear accounting values. ATIF final metrics remain separate, unverified metadata.

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Harbor accounting semantics

Layer / File(s) Summary
Accounting replacement and evidence separation
sdk/python/nemo-fabric-runtime/src/nemo_fabric/integrations/harbor/fabric_agent.py, sdk/python/nemo-fabric-runtime/src/nemo_fabric/integrations/harbor/README.md, adapters/python/claude/README.md
Fabric usage sets all accounting fields, including unavailable values. Missing results and runner failures clear accounting values. ATIF final metrics remain separate metadata marked as unverified evidence.
Accounting lifecycle validation
tests/python/test_harbor_accounting.py, tests/python/test_harbor_integration.py, tests/integrations/test_harbor_runner.py
Tests cover usage dimensions, result and trajectory ordering, repeated population, missing results, and retention of ATIF and validation evidence.

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Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Harbor as Harbor context
  participant Fabric as Fabric result handling
  participant ATIF as ATIF evidence
  Fabric->>Harbor: Set accounting fields from Fabric usage
  ATIF->>Harbor: Store final metrics as unverified metadata
  Fabric->>Harbor: Clear accounting fields when no valid result exists
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Harbor accounting correctly preserves unknown values and keeps ATIF metrics separate; no merge-blocking behavior is established.

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Comment thread adapters/python/claude/README.md
Harbor aggregates skip unknown values, so displayed totals may be partial. Remove the comment that calls Fabric usage complete and document the reporting limitation.

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agent-generated: Optional documentation improvement: Please copy the PR description’s warning about incomplete Harbor aggregates into the Harbor integration README. Harbor totals skip unknown values, so displayed totals may understate overall usage or cost. Keeping this caveat in the README would help users interpret benchmark reports correctly.

@mnajafian-nv mnajafian-nv changed the title fix: keep unknown Harbor usage unknown fix: stop backfilling Harbor usage from ATIF Oct 20, 2026

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Thanks, I’ve already added that caveat to the Harbor integration README: Harbor totals skip unknown values, so reported usage or cost may be incomplete.

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