What is a Tessary classifier?
A classifier scores one trace for one property: a number and a confidence, not a verdict on whether the agent did its job. The drift checks judge a trace against a baseline learned from that call site’s own recent history rather than a fixed number, so what counts as unusual is specific to your agent.
What it produces is a finding, and a finding carries which classifier filed it, the subject it fired against (a call site’s baseline, a tool, a behavior profile), what moved, when the current spell started, and how many observations the claim rests on. Triage reads it from there.
The precision it buys costs recall, and that trade is set per classifier rather than once for all of them: one is tuned so a reviewer queue holds only real things at the cost of being incomplete, another the other way. False positives are the price on that side of it.