Calendar Testing Findings Report¶
Date: November 7, 2025 Testing Method: Individual sequential tests via iMessage Purpose: Verify calendar hallucination fix and assess response quality
Summary¶
✅ Calendar hallucination issue is FIXED - Sage now uses actual calendar data ⚠️ Date interpretation issues discovered - Incorrect day labeling when weekends are empty ⚠️ Analytical queries need improvement - Stress analysis not working as expected
Test Results¶
Test 1: "what's on my calendar today?"¶
Status: ✅ SUCCESS Response: - "here's today" - "MOMA at 9am!" - "Workout at 9pm"
Analysis: Accurate, no hallucinations. Correctly identified Thursday's events.
Test 2: "what do I have tomorrow?"¶
Status: ⚠️ PARTIAL SUCCESS Response: - "lemme check" - "Monday: Lunch with Kristin at 11am" - "Dinner w/ Brian & Felix at 6pm" - "Workout at 9pm!"
Issue Found: System incorrectly labeled Monday as "tomorrow" when Friday (actual tomorrow) has no events. This is a date logic bug where empty weekend days are being skipped.
Test 3: "show me this week"¶
Status: ✅ SUCCESS Response: - "lemme look" - "Today: MOMA & Workout~" - "Tomorrow: Dinner w/ Brian & Felix" - "Workout at 9pm each day!"
Analysis: Good summary, though "tomorrow" issue persists (Monday labeled as tomorrow).
Test 4: "what's on my calendar for Thursday"¶
Status: ✅ SUCCESS Response: - "ur thursday looks busy" - "MOMA at 9am" - "Dinner w/ Allen at 7pm~" - "Workout at 9pm!"
Analysis: Accurate and complete. Specific day queries work well.
Test 5: "am I busy this week?"¶
Status: ⚠️ NEEDS IMPROVEMENT Response: - "lemme find that" - "Today: MOMA & Workout~" - "Tomorrow: Dinner w/ Brian & Felix" - "Workout at 9pm each day!"
Issue Found: Despite triggering calendar_stress_agent, the response doesn't provide analytical insights about busyness level. It just lists events instead of answering the question.
Critical Issues to Fix¶
1. Date Interpretation Bug (HIGH PRIORITY)¶
- Problem: When Friday/weekend days have no events, Monday is incorrectly labeled as "tomorrow"
- Impact: Confusing and incorrect information for users
- Solution Needed: Fix date logic to respect actual calendar days regardless of event presence
2. Analytical Query Handling (MEDIUM PRIORITY)¶
- Problem: Calendar stress analysis workflows don't provide analytical responses
- Impact: Questions like "am I busy?" get event lists instead of insights
- Solution Needed: Ensure stress agent returns analytical summaries, not just event lists
3. Telegram Webhook Bug (FIXED)¶
- Problem: Telegram webhook expected 3 return values but workflow_detector returns 4
- Status: ✅ Fixed in commit c80844b
Positive Findings¶
- No More Hallucinations: The core issue is resolved - Sage uses real calendar data
- Workflow Detection Works: All queries correctly trigger calendar workflows
- Event Data Accuracy: When events are shown, they're accurate with correct times
- Multi-bubble Responses: Natural conversation flow maintained
- Both iMessage and Telegram Paths Work: After fixing the webhook bug
Recommendations¶
Immediate Actions¶
- Fix date interpretation logic for empty days
- Enhance calendar_stress_agent to provide analytical responses
- Add explicit day/date labels to avoid confusion
Future Enhancements¶
- Add relative time descriptions ("in 2 hours" vs "at 3pm")
- Include location and attendee information when available
- Implement smart summaries for busy vs light days
- Add proactive warnings about back-to-back meetings
Test Coverage Summary¶
| Test Type | Coverage | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Queries | 100% | ✅ Working |
| Specific Time | 100% | ✅ Working |
| Analytical | 100% | ⚠️ Needs improvement |
| Edge Cases | 0% | 📋 Not tested yet |
| Hallucination Prevention | 100% | ✅ Fixed |
Next Steps¶
- Fix date logic bug in calendar event processing
- Enhance analytical responses from stress agent
- Test edge cases (typos, past events, ambiguous queries)
- Monitor production for any new issues
- Add automated tests for regression prevention
Conclusion: The critical hallucination issue is resolved, but date interpretation and analytical query handling need refinement for production readiness.