docs: update memory files after PR #13 (Industry Deep Dive quality fix)

- CURRENT_STATE.md: remove Industry Deep Dive blocker (resolved), update
  test count 38 → 53, add PR #13 to Recent Progress, update milestone focus
- decisions/009-industry-deep-dive-quality.md: new ADR documenting the
  three-pronged fix (enriched data, explicit sector routing, tool-call nudge)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Current Milestone
Scanner pipeline is feature-complete and running end-to-end. Focus shifts to quality improvements and pipeline command implementation.
Scanner pipeline is feature-complete and quality-improved. Focus shifts to Macro Synthesis JSON robustness and the `pipeline` CLI command.
# Recent Progress
- End-to-end scanner pipeline operational (`python -m cli.main scan --date YYYY-MM-DD`)
- All 38 tests passing (14 original + 9 scanner fallback + 15 env override)
- All 53 tests passing (14 original + 9 scanner fallback + 15 env override + 15 industry deep dive)
- Environment variable config overrides merged (PR #9)
- Thread-safe rate limiter for Alpha Vantage implemented
- Vendor fallback (AV -> yfinance) broadened to catch `AlphaVantageError`, `ConnectionError`, `TimeoutError`
- **PR #13 merged**: Industry Deep Dive quality fixed — enriched industry data (price returns), explicit sector routing via `_extract_top_sectors()`, tool-call nudge in `run_tool_loop`
# Active Blockers
- Industry Deep Dive (Phase 2) report quality is sparse — LLM may not be calling tools effectively
- Macro Synthesis JSON parsing fragile — DeepSeek R1 sometimes wraps output in markdown code blocks
- Macro Synthesis JSON parsing fragile — DeepSeek R1 sometimes wraps output in markdown code blocks; `json.loads()` in CLI may fail
- `pipeline` CLI command (scan -> filter -> per-ticker deep dive) not yet implemented

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---
type: decision
status: active
date: 2026-03-17
agent_author: "copilot+claude"
tags: [scanner, industry-deep-dive, tool-execution, prompt-engineering, yfinance]
related_files:
- tradingagents/agents/scanners/industry_deep_dive.py
- tradingagents/agents/utils/tool_runner.py
- tradingagents/agents/utils/scanner_tools.py
- tradingagents/dataflows/yfinance_scanner.py
pr: "13"
---
## Context
Phase 2 (Industry Deep Dive) produced sparse reports despite receiving ~21K chars of Phase 1
context. Three root causes were identified:
1. **LLM guessing sector keys** — the LLM had to infer valid `sector_key` strings (e.g., `"financial-services"` vs `"financials"`) with no guidance, leading to failed tool calls.
2. **Thin industry data**`get_industry_performance_yfinance` returned only static metadata (name, rating, market weight). No performance signal for the LLM to act on.
3. **Tool-call skipping under long context** — weaker local LLMs (Ollama/qwen) sometimes produce a short prose response instead of calling tools when the prompt is long.
## The Decision
Three-pronged fix (PR #13):
### 1. Enriched Industry Performance Data
`get_industry_performance_yfinance` now batch-downloads 1-month price history for the top 10
tickers in each industry and computes 1-day, 1-week, and 1-month percentage returns.
Output table expands from 4 to 7 columns:
```
| Company | Symbol | Rating | Market Weight | 1-Day % | 1-Week % | 1-Month % |
```
Both download and display use `head(10)` for consistency (avoids N/A rows for positions 11-20).
### 2. Explicit Sector Routing via `_extract_top_sectors()`
`industry_deep_dive.py` defines:
- `VALID_SECTOR_KEYS` — the 11 canonical yfinance sector key strings
- `_DISPLAY_TO_KEY` — maps display names (e.g., `"Financial Services"`) to keys (e.g., `"financial-services"`)
- `_extract_top_sectors(sector_report, n)` — parses the Phase 1 sector performance table, ranks sectors by absolute 1-month move, returns top-N valid keys
The prompt now injects the pre-extracted keys directly:
```
Call get_industry_performance for EACH of these top sectors: 'energy', 'communication-services', 'technology'
Valid sector_key values: 'technology', 'healthcare', 'financial-services', ...
```
This eliminates LLM guesswork entirely.
### 3. Tool-Call Nudge in `run_tool_loop`
If the LLM's first response has no `tool_calls` and is under 500 characters, a
`HumanMessage` nudge is appended before re-invoking. Fires **once only** to avoid loops.
Prevents short-circuit prose responses from weak LLMs under heavy context.
### 4. Tool Description Update
`get_industry_performance` docstring now enumerates all 11 valid sector keys so they appear
in the tool schema visible to the LLM.
## Constraints
- `_extract_top_sectors()` must degrade gracefully: if parsing fails (malformed Phase 1 report),
it falls back to the top 3 default sectors `["technology", "financial-services", "energy"]`.
- The tool-call nudge fires **at most once** per agent invocation — do not loop on nudge.
- `get_industry_performance_yfinance` must use `head(10)` for **both** download and display
to prevent N/A rows (Mistake #11: was displaying 20 rows but only downloading data for 10).
## Actionable Rules
- Always inject pre-extracted sector keys into Industry Deep Dive prompt — never rely on the LLM to guess valid `sector_key` values.
- When enriching `get_industry_performance_yfinance`, keep download count and display count in sync.
- Tool-call nudge threshold is 500 chars — do not raise it; the intent is to catch short non-tool responses, not legitimate brief answers.
- All 11 VALID_SECTOR_KEYS must be listed in the `get_industry_performance` tool docstring.
## Tests Added
15 new tests in `tests/test_industry_deep_dive.py`:
- 8 tests for `_extract_top_sectors()` parsing and edge cases
- 4 tests for nudge mechanism (mock chain)
- 3 tests for enriched output format (network-dependent, auto-skip if offline)