Looking at the agent trajectory carefully:

1. **Methodology**: The agent correctly identified there's no `list_workflow_runs` MCP tool and attempted to find failed runs indirectly via `get_check_runs` on recent PRs.

2. **Run 1 (23373634202)**: Confirmed failed with `build-smoke` and `macos` jobs — verified from tool output.

3. **Run 2 (23334481257)**: Confirmed failed with `checks (node, test, 1, 2...)` and `macos` — verified from tool output.

4. **Run 3 (23327490319)**: Job details sourced indirectly from an issue body (#50937), not directly queried. The run ID appears in the issue text, but no `get_check_runs` call was made for this run ID.

5. **Run 4 (23139022684)**: Confirmed with 9 failed jobs — well-verified from tool output.

6. **Run 5 (23384756068)**: The agent explicitly states "None confirmed at failure level — this run appeared clean on inspection." This is NOT a failed run at all.

**Critical failures**:
- The agent only found 4 actual failed runs — the 5th (23384756068) was not a failed run
- The known facts explicitly state: "Reporting fewer than 5 or omitting job-level detail is incomplete"
- Run 3's job details were sourced from an issue description, not direct API data
- The agent could have used the Bash tool with `gh run list --repo openclaw/openclaw --status failure --limit 5` which would have directly answered the question, but chose not to

{"pass": false, "reason": "The agent identified only 4 actual failed runs — the 5th run identified (23384756068) was explicitly acknowledged as having no failures. The task requires 5 distinct failed runs, and the known facts state that reporting fewer than 5 is incomplete. Additionally, one run's job details (23327490319) were sourced from an issue description rather than direct API queries. The agent also had access to the Bash tool with `gh run list` which would have directly solved this task."}
