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Graded 31 October 2026

Does Anomaly AI keep a narrowing follow-up attached to the earlier question?

Anomaly AI passes this narrowing-follow-up scenario. The second turn adds Texas while keeping the earlier 90-day window, and the result shows only the three matching orders while the outside-window Texas order stays absent.

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Narrow the same question to one regionPassEvidence
What we sent

Input 1: “Show me all orders from the last 90 days, as of September 2, 2026.”

Input 2: “Only the ones shipped to Texas.”

What the tool returned

Response 1 answers Input 1.

Response 2, the final response, answers Input 2.

Filtered the list to 3 orders with a Texas shipping destination in the same June 5-September 2, 2026 window. All statuses remain included; this filters by destination, not by "shipped" status.

Transcribed from Proof 2 · Screen recording at 0:14

Every message the tool sent, in order (2)
  1. Response to input 1

    Shown all 57 orders placed from June 5 through September 2, 2026, inclusive-the last 90 days using your local timezone. The full list is newest first and includes cancelled orders. Statuses reflect the latest data sync on October 30, rather than their historical status on September 2.

  2. Final response

    The final response, printed above.

Expected vs. Found
✓Expected: Return the subset from the first answer while keeping its other conditions.Found: It returns only the Texas subset and keeps the earlier 90-day window in place.
Supporting proof
Proof 1Screen recording
Screen recording: the first question, answer, and order list
Key moments
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Proof 2Screen recording
Screen recording: the Texas follow-up answer, table, and chart tooltip
Key moments
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Why this result

It is a pass because the follow-up adds Texas without dropping the earlier 90-day condition, and the table shows only the matching Texas orders; the outside-window Texas order is absent.

Also observed in this test case

Chart offset. The chart places each Texas order one day early compared with the answer and table.

Destination reading. It explicitly treats the Texas phrase as a destination, not a status filter.

Tested by Ayush Ghosh · evidence dated 31 October 2026

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Software that produced the output
Anomaly AI
Build or version
Not exposed by the hosted product
Plan or tier
Pro
Surface
Web app
Set up before the run
The follow-up needed to split the first answer into a non-empty Texas subset and a non-empty remainder.
Project
Anomaly AI Round 1 Testing Benchmark
Data connection
PostgreSQL connection to the customer support database
Tested
31 October 2026 · Ayush Ghosh

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7 November 2026First publishedAI Database Agents v1

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aidemos.com/benchmarks/ai-database-agents/results/anomaly-ai/the-user-narrows-what-they-just-asked · 1 pass · 0 fail · coverage 1/1 · graded 2026-10-31

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Proof 1 · Screen recording1718dde7dd09d13776d831988bea69c3ed7354018ab951487b859bc4537a2eb8
Proof 2 · Screen recordingc3019bd34f62e37bf7a60807af6435d5aacf9c27af160c9dcf61935a29f1819a