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Lifts the transform-family-internal fail-closed gaps DEV-1838 left inside time_shift and consecutive_periods (the DEV-1450 stage 7b.11 markers), and unifies the fail-closed errors.

  • time_shift accepts arithmetic / scalar-call composites whose leaves are all aggregates (time_shift(revenue:sum / qty:sum, -1), change_pct(revenue:sum / *:count)). Each aggregate leaf re-aggregates in the shifted CTE — a crossing-fragment leaf is substituted back from its _cm_* placeholder and re-aggregates directly — and the expression recomposes on top. A missing shifted bucket stays NULL even under coalesce. Bare single-leaf SQL is byte-identical.
  • consecutive_periods accepts any Mode-B value tree (arithmetic, scalar calls, IN, and/or/not, nested transforms), rendered through one alias-context path with a boolean-vs-value wrap by a typed predicate contract (booleans only at the predicate top level or an iif condition; string-valued predicates rejected).
  • One hoisted gate (_validate_transform_input_shapes) raises the identical ValueError on every render path (plain, combined-attaches, kernel body) for unsupported shapes, naming the shape and the multi-stage source_queries remedy.
  • Planner _iter_slot_deps recurses into InKey under ScalarCallKey. Guard hygiene: partition-kind arm + window-dispatch backstop reworded as invariants, dead deferred-walk deleted — no stage 7b.11 marker remains in generator.py.

Test plan

  • New tests/test_dev1846_composite_transforms.py (executed on SQLite and DuckDB, hand-computed) + golden tests/test_dev1846_golden_sql.py over postgres/sqlite/duckdb/tsql/bigquery.
  • Flipped the two approved pinned tests; re-blessed dev1750 (still_7b11lifted); divergence ledger in the change folder.
  • Full non-integration suite green (14883 passed, 100 skipped); ruff clean; openspec validate --strict passes. Byte-identity audit clean — only the intended composite lift moved.

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OpenSpec change
# Proposal: Transform-family-internal gaps — composite-input time_shift / consecutive_periods, time_shift partition kinds

## Why

DEV-1838 emptied the *coexistence* guard list — every dimension-family × measure-family
pair composes — but left the fail-closed gaps *inside* individual transform families
(`DEV-1450 stage 7b.11` markers in `slayer/sql/generator.py`): `time_shift` and
`consecutive_periods` reject composite (arithmetic / scalar-call) inputs, so natural
shapes like `change_pct(revenue:sum / *:count)` (MoM ratio growth) and
`consecutive_periods(change(revenue:sum) > 0)` (growth-streak length) error out.
Which error fires even differs by render path. This change lifts the composite-input
gaps, proves the residual guards unreachable or re-justifies them, and unifies the
fail-closed errors.

## What Changes

- `time_shift` accepts composite inputs whose slottable leaves are all aggregates:
  the shifted CTE re-aggregates each aggregate leaf and recomposes the
  arithmetic/scalar-call structure on top, projected as one column (single
  `shifted_`/`sjoin_` CTE pair, unchanged join-back). `change`/`change_pct` over
  composites work by desugaring onto this.
- `consecutive_periods` accepts any Mode-B value-key input tree (arithmetic of any
  op, scalar calls, BETWEEN/IN, boolean connectives, nested transforms), rendered
  through the one alias-context path with a boolean-vs-value wrap chosen by a typed
  top-node contract.
- One hoisted validation gate: every render path (plain, combined-attaches, kernel
  body) raises the same user-facing `ValueError` for still-unsupported shapes,
  naming the shape and the multi-stage remedy.
- Still fail-closed (uniform errors): nested transforms inside `time_shift` input,
  pure-row / mixed composites for `time_shift`, cross-model aggregate leaves inside
  `time_shift` composites, boolean-shaped nodes in numeric contexts and
  string-family scalar calls as `consecutive_periods` predicates.
- Planner fix: `_iter_slot_deps` recurses into `BetweenKey`/`InKey` wherever they
  can nest, so their column leaves materialise.
- Guard hygiene: the unreachable `time_shift` partition-kind arm and dead explicit
  `partition_keys` loop are deleted (RuntimeError invariant remains); the dead
  `deferred`-op walk and its two unreachable raises are deleted; the window-dispatch
  fallthrough is re-worded as a total-dispatch backstop. No `stage 7b.11`
  `NotImplementedError` remains in `generator.py`.

## Capabilities

### New Capabilities
- `queries/transforms`: window/self-join transform composition rules — which input
  shapes `time_shift` and `consecutive_periods` accept, how composite inputs render
  (shifted-CTE re-aggregation per aggregate leaf; alias-context predicate
  rendering), the boolean-vs-value predicate contract, and the uniform fail-closed
  errors for the remaining unsupported shapes.

### Modified Capabilities

(none — existing spec'd capabilities are untouched)

## Impact

- `slayer/sql/generator.py`: `_emit_time_shift_ctes_for_planned`,
  `_emit_consecutive_periods_ctes_for_planned`,
  `_validate_window_transform_ops_for_7b10` (renamed), window-dispatch fallthrough,
  partition-kind arm.
- `slayer/engine/planning.py`: `_iter_slot_deps` BetweenKey/InKey recursion.
- `slayer/engine/binding.py`: stale partition_by comment only.
- Tests: new `tests/test_dev1846_composite_transforms.py` +
  `tests/golden/dev1846_sql_baseline.json`; flips in
  `tests/test_dev1750_guard_lift.py`, `tests/golden/dev1750_sql_baseline.json`,
  `tests/test_dev1838_sweep.py` allowlist.
- Docs: `docs/concepts/formulas.md`, `.claude/skills/slayer-*.md`.


Specifications Changed (diffs)

queries/transforms

  ADDED: Composite-input time_shift
    ### Requirement: Composite-input time_shift
    
    `time_shift` (and therefore `change` / `change_pct`, which desugar onto it)
    SHALL accept an input that is an arithmetic / scalar-call composite whose
    slottable leaves are all aggregates (literals and arbitrary nesting allowed).
    The result SHALL equal the composite evaluated over the shifted time bucket's
    aggregates within the same partition — matching what the same composite measure
    would return for that bucket — and SHALL be NULL when the shifted bucket has no
    rows, including under NULL-absorbing wrappers such as `coalesce`. Aggregation
    parameters, parameter fragments, and column filters SHALL apply per leaf
    without leaking between leaves.
    
    #### Scenario: Ratio shifted one period back
    
    - **WHEN** a query with a month time dimension and a dimension requests
      `time_shift(revenue:sum / qty:sum, -1)`
    - **THEN** each row carries the previous month's ratio for its dimension group,
      with executed values matching hand-computed expectations on SQLite and DuckDB
    
    #### Scenario: change_pct over a ratio resets per partition
    
    - **WHEN** a query grouped by store and month requests
      `change_pct(revenue:sum / *:count)`
    - **THEN** each store's first month yields NULL and later months yield that
      store's own month-over-month ratio growth, never another store's
    
    #### Scenario: Missing shifted bucket yields NULL under a scalar wrap
    
    - **WHEN** `time_shift(coalesce(revenue:sum, 0), -1)` is evaluated for the
      earliest bucket in the data
    - **THEN** the shifted value is NULL (no shifted bucket exists), not 0
    
    #### Scenario: Two differently-parameterized aggregate leaves
    
    - **WHEN** the composite input combines two aggregates with distinct resolved
      parameters (for example a fragment-kwarg aggregation and a column-filtered
      aggregation)
    - **THEN** each leaf re-aggregates with its own parameters and filter in the
      shifted period and the executed composite value matches hand-computed
      expectations
    
    #### Scenario: Crossing aggregation parameter registers its join per leaf
    
    - **WHEN** a composite leaf's aggregation parameter references a joined model's
      column
    - **THEN** the shifted computation binds that column through the required join
      and executes correctly

  ADDED: time_shift composite rejection stays fail-closed
    ### Requirement: time_shift composite rejection stays fail-closed
    
    `time_shift` SHALL reject, with a `ValueError` naming the operation, the
    offending input shape, and the multi-stage `source_queries` remedy: a nested
    transform anywhere in the input tree, a composite with any row-level leaf
    (pure-row or mixed with aggregates), and a composite containing a cross-model
    aggregate leaf. Bare single-leaf inputs (aggregate, column, derived column)
    SHALL keep their existing behavior.
    
    #### Scenario: Nested transform inside time_shift rejected
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `time_shift(cumsum(revenue:sum), -1)`
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` naming the nested-transform
      shape and the multi-stage remedy
    
    #### Scenario: Mixed aggregate-and-row composite rejected
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `time_shift(revenue:sum * weight, -1)` where
      `weight` is a plain column
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` naming the mixed shape
    
    #### Scenario: Cross-model aggregate leaf inside a composite rejected
    
    - **WHEN** a `time_shift` composite input contains an aggregate over another
      model's column (dotted path)
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` naming the cross-model leaf and
      the remedy

  ADDED: Composite-input consecutive_periods
    ### Requirement: Composite-input consecutive_periods
    
    `consecutive_periods` SHALL accept any Mode-B value-key input tree — arithmetic
    of any operator, scalar calls, `BETWEEN`, `IN` / negated `IN`, boolean
    connectives, and nested transforms in any position. A boolean-shaped input is
    used as the predicate directly with NULL treated as false; a value-shaped input
    is true where its value is non-NULL and non-zero. Streak semantics are
    unchanged: false or NULL breaks the run and returns 0.
    
    #### Scenario: Numeric delta truthiness
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(revenue:sum - cost:sum)` over
      a month series
    - **THEN** the streak counts consecutive months where the delta is non-NULL and
      non-zero, matching hand-computed values on SQLite and DuckDB
    
    #### Scenario: Growth streak over a nested transform
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(change(revenue:sum) > 0)`
    - **THEN** the streak counts consecutive months of positive month-over-month
      growth
    
    #### Scenario: Bare nested transform input
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(cumsum(revenue:sum))`
    - **THEN** the streak counts consecutive months where the running total is
      non-NULL and non-zero
    
    #### Scenario: Scalar call inside a comparison
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(round(revenue:sum) >= 10)`
    - **THEN** the streak counts consecutive months where the rounded total reaches
      the threshold
    
    #### Scenario: Newly lifted predicate families execute
    
    - **WHEN** `consecutive_periods` receives a top-level `BETWEEN`, `IN`, negated
      `IN`, `and`, `or`, or `not` predicate, including groups whose predicate
      evaluates to NULL
    - **THEN** each executes on SQLite and DuckDB with NULL treated as false
    
    #### Scenario: Nested IN materialises its column
    
    - **WHEN** an `IN` predicate over a dimension column appears nested inside a
      boolean connective (for example `status in ('a','b') and revenue:sum > 0`)
    - **THEN** the referenced column materialises and the streak executes correctly

  ADDED: consecutive_periods predicate typing contract
    ### Requirement: consecutive_periods predicate typing contract
    
    Boolean-shaped SHALL be defined recursively as: a comparison; `BETWEEN`; `IN`;
    or `and` / `or` / `not` whose operands are themselves boolean-shaped. A
    boolean-shaped node SHALL be accepted at the predicate top level and in a
    conditional's condition position (`iif` first argument), and SHALL be rejected
    with a `ValueError` naming the shape when it appears as an arithmetic operand
    or as an argument of any other scalar call. `and` / `or` / `not` SHALL reject
    non-boolean-shaped operands the same way. A top-level string-family scalar call
    SHALL be rejected as a predicate (its truthiness is undefined).
    
    #### Scenario: iif condition position accepts a predicate
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(iif(revenue:sum > 0, 1, 0))`
    - **THEN** the query executes, with the streak driven by the iif value's
      truthiness
    
    #### Scenario: Boolean in arithmetic context rejected
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests
      `consecutive_periods((revenue:sum > 0) + (cost:sum > 0))`
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` naming the boolean-in-numeric
      shape
    
    #### Scenario: Boolean as scalar-call argument rejected
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(coalesce(revenue:sum > 0, 0))`
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` naming the shape
    
    #### Scenario: String-family scalar call rejected as predicate
    
    - **WHEN** a query requests `consecutive_periods(lower(name:max))`
    - **THEN** the query fails with a `ValueError` explaining that a string-valued
      predicate has no truthiness

  ADDED: Uniform fail-closed transform errors
    ### Requirement: Uniform fail-closed transform errors
    
    Every render path SHALL raise the identical user-facing `ValueError` for an
    unsupported transform-input shape, naming the transform, the shape, and the
    remedy, with no internal stage markers in the message. The presence of a
    cross-model measure elsewhere in the query SHALL NOT change which error a given
    unsupported shape produces.
    
    #### Scenario: Same error with and without a cross-model sibling
    
    - **WHEN** an unsupported transform-input shape is queried once as a purely
      local query and once alongside a cross-model measure
    - **THEN** both fail with the same error message
    
    #### Scenario: SQL generation is pinned across dialects
    
    - **WHEN** the lifted composite shapes are rendered for the golden dialect set
      (postgres, sqlite, duckdb, tsql, bigquery)
    - **THEN** the generated SQL matches recorded golden baselines

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  • New Features

    • time_shift, change, and change_pct now support eligible composite aggregate inputs.
    • consecutive_periods supports richer value and predicate expressions, including arithmetic, boolean logic, filters, and nested transforms.
    • Cross-model aggregate inputs are supported where applicable.
    • Query planning now tracks dependencies within nested expressions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved validation and consistent errors for unsupported transform inputs.
    • Added support for partition-specific ranking validation.
    • Improved handling of missing and null values in shifted and consecutive-period calculations.
  • Documentation

    • Updated formula guidance and transform specifications to reflect supported inputs and validation rules.

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time_shift now accepts arithmetic/scalar-call composites whose leaves are all aggregates: each aggregate leaf re-aggregates in the shifted CTE (crossing-fragment leaves substituted back from their _cm_* placeholder) and the composite recomposes on top; change/change_pct desugar onto this. Bare single-leaf SQL stays byte-identical; a composite reads no _cm_* value so its shifted CTE omits those attaches.

consecutive_periods accepts any Mode-B value-key tree (arithmetic, scalar calls, IN, boolean connectives, nested transforms), rendered through one alias-context path with a boolean-vs-value wrap chosen by a typed predicate contract (booleans only at the predicate top level or an iif condition; string-valued predicates rejected).

One hoisted validation gate (_validate_transform_input_shapes) raises the same user-facing ValueError on every render path for still-unsupported shapes, naming the shape and the multi-stage source_queries remedy. Planner _iter_slot_deps recurses into InKey under ScalarCallKey. Guard hygiene: partition-kind arm and window-dispatch backstop reworded as invariants, dead deferred-walk deleted; no stage 7b.11 marker remains in generator.py.
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The change lifts composite-input support for time_shift and consecutive_periods, adds centralized validation and planner dependency traversal, updates cross-dialect SQL baselines, and adds SQLite/DuckDB execution coverage.

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Composite transform support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Transform contracts and implementation plan
openspec/changes/archive/..., openspec/specs/queries/transforms/spec.md
The specifications define supported composite inputs, rejection rules, predicate typing, SQL behavior, and validation errors.
Shared validation and dependency wiring
slayer/engine/binding.py, slayer/engine/planning.py, slayer/sql/generator.py
Transform validation is centralized, partition_by is limited to rank transforms, and nested IN dependencies are discovered through scalar calls.
Composite time_shift rendering
slayer/sql/generator.py, tests/test_dev1750_guard_lift.py, tests/golden/dev1750_sql_baseline.json, tests/test_dev1750_golden_sql.py
Aggregate-only composites are re-aggregated in shifted buckets. Regression tests and SQL baselines now expect rendered output.
consecutive_periods rendering and coverage
tests/_dev1846_fixtures.py, tests/test_dev1846_composite_transforms.py, tests/test_dev1846_golden_sql.py, docs/concepts/formulas.md, tests/test_dev1838_sweep.py
Value and predicate trees use unified rendering and truthiness rules. Execution tests, golden SQL cases, documentation, and the error allowlist are updated.

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_validate_time_shift_input allowlists the supported bare leaves (aggregate /
column / column-sql) and raises a shape-naming ValueError for a top-level
predicate (IN / BETWEEN) instead of leaking a RuntimeError at emit time.

Reduce cognitive complexity of the two transform validators: hoist the composite
classifier's walker to module scope (_classify_walk + _composite_operand_children)
and split _walk_cp_predicate into _assert_cp_shape + _walk_cp_scalar_call. Hoist
the two decimal imports in binding.py to module top; split composite test
assertions; trim test docstrings under the conventions text-ratio cap.
…m walk helpers

consecutive_periods now descends into IN / BETWEEN value operands (column, bounds,
IN set) with a value expectation, so a boolean-shaped node there — e.g.
`(revenue:sum > 0) in (1, 0)` — is rejected with a ValueError instead of passing
through into the emitted IN list. The boolean-in-value-position message now names
the IN / BETWEEN position too; the reject/cp_boolean_numeric golden is re-blessed.

_composite_operand_children / _cp_value_operands return lists (variable-length
iterables), not varying-length tuples, clearing Sonar S8495.

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In `@docs/concepts/formulas.md`:
- Line 299: Update the time_shift/change documentation to state that cross-model
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supported bare cross-model aggregate example and the existing descriptions of
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consecutive_periods now descends into a transform's value input, so a boolean
there — e.g. consecutive_periods(cumsum(revenue:sum > 0)) — is rejected instead
of aggregating a boolean.

Make the _error test helper keyword-only (CodeRabbit). Scope the formulas.md
cross-model rejection to composite inputs (a bare cross-model time_shift renders)
and condense the composite / consecutive_periods / nesting doc notes to one
sentence each.
…r-rejected nesting)

The transform-input value-position check rejected a boolean inside any transform,
but consecutive_periods itself takes a predicate, so it wrongly rejected valid
nesting like consecutive_periods(consecutive_periods(revenue:sum > 0)). Remove the
check (IN / BETWEEN operand checks stay). Also stop the formulas.md note claiming
the input is "any" Mode-B tree, since string-valued predicates are rejected.
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