# SQL Debug Env — Full Proof Verification Report Date: 2026-04-23 Workspace: `/Users/mdayan/Desktop/sql-debug-env` Branch/commit: `main` @ `9b71d1b` ## Executive Summary **Working (verified):** - Core environment logic (`server/env.py`, `server/database.py`, task graders, reward shaping) - Unit tests (10/10) passing via `unittest` - FastAPI server endpoints respond correctly when exercised via `curl` - `openenv validate --verbose` passes (environment is “Ready for multi-mode deployment”) - Docker image build succeeds and the container serves `/health`, `/tasks`, `/reset` correctly **Not fully verified from this Codex sandbox (blocked by runtime constraints):** - Python HTTP client scripts (`scripts/benchmark_local.py`, `inference.py`) cannot connect to `localhost` here due to sandbox socket restrictions (`PermissionError: [Errno 1] Operation not permitted`) **Potential “works-on-my-machine” risks (not failures in unit tests):** - Local installed package versions do **not** match `requirements.txt` pins (server still works in these checks, but reproducibility depends on using the pinned environment, e.g. Docker). - `inference.py` uses `openai` Chat Completions style and hard-fails at import-time if `HF_TOKEN` is missing; compatibility depends on the installed `openai` package major version and env vars. ## What’s Implemented (“What’s Done”) This repo implements a deterministic SQL debugging RL environment with: - **Typed action/observation/reward** models (`server/models.py`) - **In-memory SQLite episode DB** per reset (`server/database.py`) - **3 deterministic tasks** (easy/medium/hard) with schema + seed + expected output + graders (`server/tasks/`) - **Dense reward shaping** with strict clamping into `(0, 1)` for validator compatibility (`server/reward.py`) - **OpenEnv-compatible HTTP API** (`server/main.py`) with: - `POST /reset`, `POST /step`, `GET /state` - `GET /tasks`, `GET /health`, `GET /benchmark` - **OpenEnv entrypoint** wrapper (`server/app.py`) - **Baseline agent runner** that calls an OpenAI model + steps the env (`inference.py`) ## How the Approach Works (and Why) ### Design intent The environment is designed to be **deterministic** and **gradeable**: - Deterministic SQLite schema + seed data → same query always yields same result. - Deterministic expected outputs + graders → consistent scoring across runs/models. - Strict score clamping into `(0, 1)` → aligns with OpenEnv validator expectations. ### Runtime flow 1. `POST /reset` creates a fresh `SQLDebugEnv`, which creates a new in-memory `EpisodeDatabase` and an `EpisodeState`. 2. Each `POST /step` executes one action: - `submit_query` executes a **SELECT-only** SQL query, then grades rows. - `inspect_schema` / `inspect_error` / `inspect_sample` returns info without grading changes. - `reset_query` resets `current_query` and applies a penalty. 3. `compute_reward(...)` returns a dense reward combining correctness/efficiency/progress/schema bonus minus penalties. ## Verification Environment ### Python/runtime - Python: `3.14.2` ### Installed library versions (observed in this environment) - `fastapi 0.128.0` - `uvicorn 0.40.0` - `pydantic 2.12.5` - `openai 2.30.0` - `httpx 0.28.1` - `openenv-core 0.2.3` Note: `requirements.txt` pins older versions (e.g. `fastapi==0.115.0`, `uvicorn==0.30.6`, `pydantic==2.9.2`). ## Tests / Checks Run (with Results) ### 1) Unit tests Command: ```bash python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p "test_*.py" -v ``` Result: - `Ran 10 tests in 0.003s` → `OK` ### 2) Bytecode compilation (syntax sanity) Command: ```bash python3 -m compileall -q . ``` Result: - No errors ### 3) Dependency sanity Command: ```bash python3 -m pip check ``` Result: - `No broken requirements found.` ### 4) OpenEnv structural validation Command: ```bash openenv validate --verbose ``` Result: - `[OK] sql-debug-env: Ready for multi-mode deployment` ### 5) Docker build + container smoke test Commands: ```bash # start daemon (example: Colima) colima start docker build -t sql-debug-env:localtest . docker run --rm -p 17860:7860 sql-debug-env:localtest ``` Result (verified here): - `docker build` completed successfully. - Container responded with: - `GET /health` → `200 OK` - `GET /tasks` → 3 tasks - `POST /reset` (tested with `medium_logic_fix`) → `200 OK` ## API Smoke Test (Local) Server started (foreground) with: ```bash uvicorn server.main:app --host 127.0.0.1 --port 7860 ``` ### Verified endpoints (via `curl`) - `GET /health` → `200 OK` with `{"status":"ok","sessions_active":0}` - `GET /tasks` → `200 OK` with 3 tasks: `easy_syntax_fix`, `medium_logic_fix`, `hard_multi_bug` - `POST /reset` (`x-session-id: smoke`) → `200 OK` and observation includes `task_id` and `steps_taken=0` - `POST /step` with: - `inspect_schema` → returns schema tables and small positive reward - `submit_query` (invalid table) → returns `success=false`, error recorded, not done - `inspect_error` → returns last error message - `inspect_sample` → returns 3 sample rows for a table - `reset_query` → resets query and returns min clamped reward - `GET /state` → returns episode state (task id, steps, best score) ## What’s Broken / Blocked (Observed Here) ### A) Python HTTP clients cannot connect to localhost in this Codex sandbox Observed failures: - `python3 scripts/benchmark_local.py` → `httpx.ConnectError: [Errno 1] Operation not permitted` - `urllib.request.urlopen("http://127.0.0.1:7860/health")` → `PermissionError: [Errno 1] Operation not permitted` Implication: - Any verification path that depends on Python making TCP connections (including `inference.py`) cannot be “fully proved” from this sandbox session. - The server itself works (verified via `curl`), so this appears to be a sandbox constraint, not necessarily a repo bug. ## Recommended Next Proof Steps (If You Want CI-Grade Confidence) - Add an integration test using FastAPI’s `TestClient` (no real sockets needed) to cover `/reset`, `/step`, `/state`. - Add a Docker build + container smoke test in CI to ensure pinned deps and entrypoints stay healthy. - Decide whether to: - Pin `openai<2` (to match `chat.completions` usage), or - Update `inference.py` to the current OpenAI client style and avoid import-time hard failure when env vars are missing.