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Queries · q286 · Head of Risk and Payments · week 2, night 4

Daily failed-login and access-denied alignment for the 3 merchants in February 2025

“Did the February 2025 failure spike hit the same calendar days across all three affected merchants (pointing to one shared platform cause), and was access-denied logging silent specifically on those spike days?”

Manager · asked the questionAylin DemirHead of Risk and Payments. Previously in fraud operations at a bank. Responsible for payment performance and for keeping bad actors out.
Analyst · planned the reportClaire DuboisTime-series minded: weekly and daily trends, before and after, seasonality.
Engineer · wrote the SQLInesThinks in window functions: ranks, running totals, LAG/LEAD for comparisons, percent-of-total.

Fictional people at a fictional company, each played by a language-model agent. Who they are and what they are told

  1. A business event lands on the Head of Risk and Payments's desk

    Week 1; shared with Rosa Van den Berg, Head of Data

    An enterprise prospect sent a security and compliance questionnaire covering account security, access control, privacy requests, data retention and audit trails. Sales wants answers backed by evidence from our own systems, not by policy documents.

    One of the 35 events we wrote for the role play; it shaped the manager's first note. How events arise · All the events

  2. Aylin Demir writes to Claire Dubois

    The manager, at the start of week 2

    Subject: Re: Questionnaire memo — good work, a few threads to pull

    Claire,

    This is a strong memo, and the gaps you flagged are exactly the kind of thing I'd rather surface now than have a prospect's security team find later. A few things stand out and I want to understand them better before we finalize anything.

    The February 2025 login spike is the one that worries me most. A 10x jump in failures with no corresponding rise in flagged suspicious activity is a real detection gap, not just a reporting curiosity — if that was a credential-stuffing attempt, I need to know whether it actually got anywhere.

    Questions for this week:

    1. On the February 2025 spike — did it cluster around a handful of accounts, merchants, or sources, or was it spread evenly? And did any of the accounts that failed repeatedly go on to log in successfully shortly after? That tells us whether this was noise or an actual near-miss.
    2. On the three unresolved rejection dates — rather than retrying the same technical path, can we establish, using whatever reliable timestamp we do have, roughly when each decision was made relative to the request date? I don't need the exact figure if it's not retrievable — I need to know whether we were plausibly within the deadline or not, so we can decide how to word that answer.
    3. On flagged incidents (the one we deferred) — now that we're another week in, I want this one: how many incidents have been flagged, how severe, how long they typically take to close, and whether anything has sat open a long time. This is likely to come up in the same breath as the login spike.
    4. On the tables with no retention policy — before I escalate this as a gap, I want to know how exposed we actually are: roughly how far back does that data go today? If it's a few months, this is a minor cleanup; if it's three years, it's a bigger conversation with Rosa.

    Keep the role/permission logging gap and the broken query as noted — no need to keep spending slots chasing those; I'll raise the first with engineering myself and we can note the second as a known limitation in the memo.

    Thanks, Aylin

  3. Claire Dubois plans the night

    The analyst · week 2, night 4, request 2 of 2

    Night 3 results round out the picture nicely:

    Report 1 (pre-2023 anomaly): change_history (2 outlier rows out of ~31,099) and compliance_events (1 outlier row out of 9) are clearly negligible noise. data_subject_requests is different: 12 of 60 total rows (20%) predate 2023-01-01 (1 in 2020, 4 in 2021, 7 in 2022) — not negligible. Reassuringly, the 2023-2025 rows sum to exactly 48 (10+23+15), matching the "~48 requests since 2023" figure I've already reported, so that number is internally consistent and unaffected — but I want to quickly check whether any of those 12 pre-2023 rows represent unresolved/backlog risk before I close this out, since they're sitting entirely outside the window I've been reporting on.

    Reports 2 and 3 (Feb 2025 pattern + quarterly history) make the spike's character much clearer: 17/11/8 distinct user agents at the three merchants respectively with no single user agent dominating (~25-27% share) — not bot-like; and the quarterly history shows every other quarter at all three merchants sits at a stable 4.8-7.3% fail rate, with Q1 2025 alone spiking to 61-68% — a clean, isolated one-quarter event, not a recurring problem. One more thing worth nailing down before I write the memo: at each merchant individually, ~74-75% of failures cluster in just 3 days — I want to check whether it's the same 3 days across all three merchants, which would point to one shared platform-level cause rather than three coincidentally-timed separate issues, and whether access_denied logging was silent specifically on those days (not just the month overall).

    This is the last night, so I'm keeping it tight: (1) a quick status check on the 12 pre-2023 DSAR rows, to close out any residual backlog question; (2) a day-by-day breakdown for February 2025 across the three merchants (failed logins per merchant plus access_denied events) to test the shared-cause hypothesis precisely. I'm leaving the third slot unused — I have what I need to write a confident memo and don't have a well-justified third question tonight.

    Daily failed-login and access-denied alignment for the 3 merchants in February 2025
    Question
    Did the February 2025 failure spike hit the same calendar days across all three affected merchants (pointing to one shared platform cause), and was access-denied logging silent specifically on those spike days?
    One row per
    calendar day in February 2025 (28 rows)
    Columns
    • date
    • cragsley_failed_logins
    • marrowby_vane_failed_logins
    • studio_vrij_failed_logins
    • total_failed_logins_3_merchants
    • access_denied_events_3_merchants (audit_log UNION audit_log_archive, action='access_denied', tenant_id in these 3 tenants, occurred_at on this date)

  4. Ines writes the SQL

    The engineer · 2 dry runs on the empty schema, then the submission

    Dry run 1 · STATUS: COMPILES (dry run on the empty schema, no data read)
    SELECT id, name FROM tenants WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'
    Dry run 2 · 1 change from the dry run before · STATUS: COMPILES (dry run on the empty schema, no data read)
    SELECT id, name FROM tenants WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'WITH target_tenants AS (  SELECT id, name  FROM tenants  WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'),days AS (  SELECT calendar_date  FROM calendar_days  WHERE calendar_date >= DATE '2025-02-01' AND calendar_date <= DATE '2025-02-28'),failed_logins AS (  SELECT    la.tenant_id,    DATE(la.occurred_at) AS login_date,    COUNT(*) AS failed_count  FROM login_attempts la  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = la.tenant_id  WHERE la.succeeded = false    AND la.occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND la.occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, DATE(la.occurred_at)),access_denied_all AS (  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at  FROM audit_log  WHERE action = 'access_denied'    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'  UNION ALL  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at  FROM audit_log_archive  WHERE action = 'access_denied'    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'),access_denied_daily AS (  SELECT    DATE(ad.occurred_at) AS event_date,    COUNT(*) AS access_denied_count  FROM access_denied_all ad  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = ad.tenant_id  GROUP BY DATE(ad.occurred_at))SELECT  d.calendar_date AS date,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%cragsley%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS cragsley_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%marrowby%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS marrowby_vane_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%studio vrij%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS studio_vrij_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(fl.failed_count), 0) AS total_failed_logins_3_merchants,  COALESCE(MAX(adn.access_denied_count), 0) AS access_denied_events_3_merchantsFROM days dLEFT JOIN failed_logins fl ON fl.login_date = d.calendar_dateLEFT JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = fl.tenant_idLEFT JOIN access_denied_daily adn ON adn.event_date = d.calendar_dateGROUP BY d.calendar_dateORDER BY d.calendar_date ASC

    “This matches the requested grain (one row per day, Feb 2025) and columns. Submitting.”

    Submitted · the SQL of the last dry run, unchanged · Submitted to tonight's batch. Your work on this request is done.

    “Submitted. One note for awareness: since the request named merchants by name rather than tenant_id, I matched them via ILIKE on tenants.name ('cragsley', 'marrowby', 'studio vrij') — flagged this in the submit note so the analyst can confirm those patterns uniquely resolve to the intended three tenants.”

  5. The report comes back overnight

    As Claire Dubois saw it, from the small dataset the agents worked on

    date       | cragsley_failed_logins | marrowby_vane_failed_logins | studio_vrij_failed_logins | total_failed_logins_3_merchants | access_denied_events_3_merchants
-----------+------------------------+-----------------------------+---------------------------+---------------------------------+---------------------------------
2025-02-01 |                      2 |                           0 |                         0 |                               2 |                                0
2025-02-02 |                      4 |                           2 |                         0 |                               6 |                                0
2025-02-03 |                      1 |                           1 |                         0 |                               2 |                                0
2025-02-04 |                      4 |                           0 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-05 |                      2 |                           0 |                         0 |                               2 |                                0
2025-02-06 |                      4 |                           0 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-07 |                      6 |                           2 |                         0 |                               8 |                                0
2025-02-08 |                   1091 |                         491 |                       195 |                            1777 |                                0
2025-02-09 |                   1090 |                         493 |                       195 |                            1778 |                                0
2025-02-10 |                   1091 |                         491 |                       194 |                            1776 |                                0
2025-02-11 |                   1085 |                         491 |                       196 |                            1772 |                                0
2025-02-12 |                      5 |                           0 |                         0 |                               5 |                                0
2025-02-13 |                      1 |                           0 |                         0 |                               1 |                                0
2025-02-14 |                      0 |                           0 |                         0 |                               0 |                                0
2025-02-15 |                      4 |                           0 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-16 |                      1 |                           0 |                         0 |                               1 |                                0
2025-02-17 |                      0 |                           0 |                         0 |                               0 |                                0
2025-02-18 |                      3 |                           0 |                         1 |                               4 |                                1
2025-02-19 |                      1 |                           3 |                         2 |                               6 |                                0
2025-02-20 |                      0 |                           0 |                         0 |                               0 |                                0
2025-02-21 |                      4 |                           0 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-22 |                      0 |                           1 |                         0 |                               1 |                                0
2025-02-23 |                      4 |                           0 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-24 |                      0 |                           0 |                         0 |                               0 |                                0
2025-02-25 |                      0 |                           1 |                         0 |                               1 |                                0
2025-02-26 |                      2 |                           0 |                         0 |                               2 |                                0
2025-02-27 |                      2 |                           2 |                         0 |                               4 |                                0
2025-02-28 |                      0 |                           0 |                         0 |                               0 |                                0
(28 rows)

  6. What came of it

    The memo and the queries that followed; links found by title, so inferred

    It builds on:

  7. It becomes benchmark query q286

    Changed only where the benchmark needs the same result on every system

    • spellingdate cast (4×)
    • made explicita selected t.col gets AS col, its standard name made explicit
    • determinismthe standard leaves the place of NULLs in a sort to the implementation: NULLS LAST ascending, NULLS FIRST descending, as in the reference results
    The benchmark text, against the submitted SQL
    WITH target_tenants AS (  SELECT id, name  FROM tenants  WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'),days AS (  SELECT calendar_date  FROM calendar_days  WHERE calendar_date >= DATE '2025-02-01' AND calendar_date <= DATE '2025-02-28'),failed_logins AS (  SELECT    la.tenant_id,    DATE(la.occurred_at) AS login_date,    la.tenant_id AS tenant_id,    CAST(la.occurred_at AS DATE) AS login_date,    COUNT(*) AS failed_count  FROM login_attempts la  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = la.tenant_id  WHERE la.succeeded = false    AND la.occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND la.occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, DATE(la.occurred_at)  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, CAST(la.occurred_at AS DATE)),access_denied_all AS (  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at  FROM audit_log  WHERE action = 'access_denied'    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'  UNION ALL  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at  FROM audit_log_archive  WHERE action = 'access_denied'    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'),access_denied_daily AS (  SELECT    DATE(ad.occurred_at) AS event_date,    CAST(ad.occurred_at AS DATE) AS event_date,    COUNT(*) AS access_denied_count  FROM access_denied_all ad  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = ad.tenant_id  GROUP BY DATE(ad.occurred_at)  GROUP BY CAST(ad.occurred_at AS DATE))SELECT  d.calendar_date AS date,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%cragsley%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS cragsley_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%marrowby%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS marrowby_vane_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%studio vrij%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS studio_vrij_failed_logins,  COALESCE(SUM(fl.failed_count), 0) AS total_failed_logins_3_merchants,  COALESCE(MAX(adn.access_denied_count), 0) AS access_denied_events_3_merchantsFROM days dLEFT JOIN failed_logins fl ON fl.login_date = d.calendar_dateLEFT JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = fl.tenant_idLEFT JOIN access_denied_daily adn ON adn.event_date = d.calendar_dateGROUP BY d.calendar_dateORDER BY d.calendar_date ASCORDER BY d.calendar_date ASC NULLS LAST

    As each system received it; highlighted, the parts spelled for that system

    WITH target_tenants AS (
  SELECT id, name
  FROM tenants
  WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'
),
days AS (
  SELECT calendar_date
  FROM calendar_days
  WHERE calendar_date >= DATE '2025-02-01' AND calendar_date <= DATE '2025-02-28'
),
failed_logins AS (
  SELECT
    la.tenant_id AS tenant_id,
    CAST(la.occurred_at AS DATE) AS login_date,
    COUNT(*) AS failed_count
  FROM login_attempts la
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = la.tenant_id
  WHERE la.succeeded = false
    AND la.occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND la.occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, CAST(la.occurred_at AS DATE)
),
access_denied_all AS (
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  UNION ALL
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log_archive
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
),
access_denied_daily AS (
  SELECT
    CAST(ad.occurred_at AS DATE) AS event_date,
    COUNT(*) AS access_denied_count
  FROM access_denied_all ad
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = ad.tenant_id
  GROUP BY CAST(ad.occurred_at AS DATE)
)
SELECT
  d.calendar_date AS date,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%cragsley%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS cragsley_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%marrowby%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS marrowby_vane_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%studio vrij%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS studio_vrij_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(fl.failed_count), 0) AS total_failed_logins_3_merchants,
  COALESCE(MAX(adn.access_denied_count), 0) AS access_denied_events_3_merchants
FROM days d
LEFT JOIN failed_logins fl ON fl.login_date = d.calendar_date
LEFT JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = fl.tenant_id
LEFT JOIN access_denied_daily adn ON adn.event_date = d.calendar_date
GROUP BY d.calendar_date
ORDER BY d.calendar_date ASC NULLS LAST
    1 ms10 ms100 ms1 sHyper8.5 msDuckDB11.5 msGizmoSQL17.8 msclickhouse_brew91.2 msFirebolt96.2 msDataFusion145 msClickHouse46.3 ms

    Scale factor 1000, c8a.24xlarge, after the last load. q286 on the start page, with every configuration.

  8. Everything, as recorded

    The agents' own records, as the role play wrote them; only the personal data of the person who ran it is redacted

    Ines's whole session, 9 turns
    • The request, as Ines received it
      Report request from Claire Dubois (analyst for the Head of Risk and Payments):

Title: Daily failed-login and access-denied alignment for the 3 merchants in February 2025
Question: Did the February 2025 failure spike hit the same calendar days across all three affected merchants (pointing to one shared platform cause), and was access-denied logging silent specifically on those spike days?
Grain: one row per calendar day in February 2025 (28 rows)
Columns:
- date
- cragsley_failed_logins
- marrowby_vane_failed_logins
- studio_vrij_failed_logins
- total_failed_logins_3_merchants
- access_denied_events_3_merchants (audit_log UNION audit_log_archive, action='access_denied', tenant_id in these 3 tenants, occurred_at on this date)
Details: Source: login_attempts (succeeded=false, Feb 2025, split by tenant into the three named columns) and audit_log/audit_log_archive (action='access_denied', same 3 tenant_ids, same days). Purpose: last night's report showed each merchant independently has ~74-75% of its failures in its own top-3 days; this checks whether those days coincide across merchants (shared root cause) and whether access_denied events ticked up at all on those specific days or stayed flat (confirming the detection gap at daily, not just monthly, granularity). Order by date ascending.

Check your query with the warehouse's dry_run tool, then hand it in with submit.
    • Ines calls dry_run
      SELECT id, name FROM tenants WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'
    • The warehouse answers
      STATUS: COMPILES (dry run on the empty schema, no data read)
COLUMNS: id, name
    • Ines calls dry_run
      WITH target_tenants AS (
  SELECT id, name
  FROM tenants
  WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'
),
days AS (
  SELECT calendar_date
  FROM calendar_days
  WHERE calendar_date >= DATE '2025-02-01' AND calendar_date <= DATE '2025-02-28'
),
failed_logins AS (
  SELECT
    la.tenant_id,
    DATE(la.occurred_at) AS login_date,
    COUNT(*) AS failed_count
  FROM login_attempts la
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = la.tenant_id
  WHERE la.succeeded = false
    AND la.occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND la.occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, DATE(la.occurred_at)
),
access_denied_all AS (
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  UNION ALL
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log_archive
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
),
access_denied_daily AS (
  SELECT
    DATE(ad.occurred_at) AS event_date,
    COUNT(*) AS access_denied_count
  FROM access_denied_all ad
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = ad.tenant_id
  GROUP BY DATE(ad.occurred_at)
)
SELECT
  d.calendar_date AS date,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%cragsley%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS cragsley_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%marrowby%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS marrowby_vane_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%studio vrij%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS studio_vrij_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(fl.failed_count), 0) AS total_failed_logins_3_merchants,
  COALESCE(MAX(adn.access_denied_count), 0) AS access_denied_events_3_merchants
FROM days d
LEFT JOIN failed_logins fl ON fl.login_date = d.calendar_date
LEFT JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = fl.tenant_id
LEFT JOIN access_denied_daily adn ON adn.event_date = d.calendar_date
GROUP BY d.calendar_date
ORDER BY d.calendar_date ASC
    • The warehouse answers
      STATUS: COMPILES (dry run on the empty schema, no data read)
COLUMNS: date, cragsley_failed_logins, marrowby_vane_failed_logins, studio_vrij_failed_logins, total_failed_logins_3_merchants, access_denied_events_3_merchants
    • InesThis matches the requested grain (one row per day, Feb 2025) and columns. Submitting.
    • Ines calls submit
      WITH target_tenants AS (
  SELECT id, name
  FROM tenants
  WHERE name ILIKE '%cragsley%' OR name ILIKE '%marrowby%' OR name ILIKE '%studio vrij%'
),
days AS (
  SELECT calendar_date
  FROM calendar_days
  WHERE calendar_date >= DATE '2025-02-01' AND calendar_date <= DATE '2025-02-28'
),
failed_logins AS (
  SELECT
    la.tenant_id,
    DATE(la.occurred_at) AS login_date,
    COUNT(*) AS failed_count
  FROM login_attempts la
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = la.tenant_id
  WHERE la.succeeded = false
    AND la.occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND la.occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  GROUP BY la.tenant_id, DATE(la.occurred_at)
),
access_denied_all AS (
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
  UNION ALL
  SELECT tenant_id, occurred_at
  FROM audit_log_archive
  WHERE action = 'access_denied'
    AND occurred_at >= TIMESTAMP '2025-02-01'
    AND occurred_at < TIMESTAMP '2025-03-01'
),
access_denied_daily AS (
  SELECT
    DATE(ad.occurred_at) AS event_date,
    COUNT(*) AS access_denied_count
  FROM access_denied_all ad
  JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = ad.tenant_id
  GROUP BY DATE(ad.occurred_at)
)
SELECT
  d.calendar_date AS date,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%cragsley%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS cragsley_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%marrowby%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS marrowby_vane_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN tt.name ILIKE '%studio vrij%' THEN fl.failed_count END), 0) AS studio_vrij_failed_logins,
  COALESCE(SUM(fl.failed_count), 0) AS total_failed_logins_3_merchants,
  COALESCE(MAX(adn.access_denied_count), 0) AS access_denied_events_3_merchants
FROM days d
LEFT JOIN failed_logins fl ON fl.login_date = d.calendar_date
LEFT JOIN target_tenants tt ON tt.id = fl.tenant_id
LEFT JOIN access_denied_daily adn ON adn.event_date = d.calendar_date
GROUP BY d.calendar_date
ORDER BY d.calendar_date ASC
    • The warehouse answers
      Submitted to tonight's batch. Your work on this request is done.
    • InesSubmitted. One note for awareness: since the request named merchants by name rather than `tenant_id`, I matched them via `ILIKE` on `tenants.name` ('cragsley', 'marrowby', 'studio vrij') — flagged this in the submit note so the analyst can confirm those patterns uniquely resolve to the intended three tenants.

    Not shown here: 240 KB of context the agent was given, its instructions and the schema documentation; it is in the raw transcript.

    Ines's transcript (269 KB) · Claire Dubois's transcript (838 KB) · Aylin Demir's transcript (263 KB) · the night's plan (4 KB) · the night's reports (6 KB) · the week's memo (3 KB)