Sleep Analysis captured into raw archive but never summarized into sleep output object

App: health.md (iOS)

Export tiers tested: Summary and Detailed Time-Series (reproduced at both)

Export formats tested: JSON, Markdown

Data source: Colmi R12 ring via PulseLoop (xyz.sakshambhutani.pulseloop2)

Summary

Sleep Analysis data is present in HealthKit and gets correctly captured into the raw healthkit_record_archive.records array, but is never aggregated into a summarized sleep object in the export. Every other populated category (heart, vitals, activity, workouts, mindfulness, mobility, hearing) gets a proper top-level summary object — sleep never appears, even when qualifying data exists. No error is logged for it in diagnostics.partial_failures.

Steps to reproduce

1. Confirm Health Metrics → Sleep is enabled in-app (my case: 8/8 sub-metrics on).

2. Confirm iOS Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices → health.md → Sleep and Resting Heart Rate are both granted read access (confirmed both ON).

3. Set Data Detail to Detailed Time-Series (also reproduced on Summary).

4. Export for a date with a confirmed full night of sleep in the Health app (my case: night of 2026-09-21 → 2026-09-22).

5. Inspect the exported JSON.

Expected

A sleep object at the top level, parallel to heart/vitals/activity, with total sleep, bedtime, wake time, and a deep/core/REM/awake stage breakdown — matching the sleep_* metric IDs shown in the app's own Health Metrics screen.

Actual

No sleep key anywhere in the export. But healthkit_record_archive.query_manifest.results shows the underlying HealthKit query for HKCategoryTypeIdentifierSleepAnalysis on 2026-09-22 succeeded with record_count: 40, and healthkit_record_archive.records contains all 40 of those records, in full detail:

- 16× asleepDeep, 12× asleepCore, 10× asleepREM, 2× awake

- Correctly timestamped 2026-09-22T04:03Z → 2026-09-22T11:52Z

- Correctly attributed to source PulseLoop / device Colmi R12

- Each record is individually pre-tagged with metric_attribution.direct_metric_ids listing exactly which summary fields it should populate: sleep_deep, sleep_core, sleep_rem, sleep_awake, sleep_total, sleep_bedtime, sleep_wake, sleep_in_bed

The aggregation step that should turn those pre-tagged raw records into the summary object appears to simply not run for this type, and fails silently.

Confirms this isn't a windowing bug: for 2026-09-23, the same query against a correctly-bounded midnight–midnight window legitimately returned record_count: 0 (no sleep session started that day) — so the underlying HealthKit query and date-window logic work correctly. This is specifically a gap in the summarization step once qualifying raw records do exist.