review_calibration()
KeyLedger analytics over every scored decision: expected-vs-actual error distributions over time, hit rates by decision type, and repeated variance patterns — the honest measure of whether the workspace's judgment is actually compounding.
review_calibration(window, decision_type)→ CALIBRATION REPORTCallable over MCP as review_calibration(window, decision_type). REST mirror GET /v1/calibration Planned — alpha is MCP-only
The honest mirror, for the human running the workspace. Expected-vs-actual error over time, hit rates by decision type, and the repeated patterns — like revenue overshooting whenever an assumed elasticity was on the path. If judgment is compounding, this is where it shows.
Over MCP, your agent invokes it on its own when the moment calls for it — just describe the situation. A Python SDK for headless runtimes is planned; this is what the call will look like.
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| window | string | Lookback window, e.g. "365d". Default all time. |
| decision_type | string | Restrict to one decision type or action. |
Run this call right here. The response is canned and spec-true — the exact shape your agent gets back over MCP, on sample data.
Sandbox — canned, spec-true responses. No key, no server, no live data.
// Press RUN to call review_calibration() in the sandbox.
