feat: Add offpolicy routing evaluation - #105
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Pull the bandit adjudication pipeline out of routing/index.js into a standalone module: the 12-dim context-vector builder, tier-config candidate eligibility, the bandit pick, and the WS4.2 propensity collapse rule. Behavior-preserving — all existing routing/bandit/ propensity tests pass unchanged. Motivation: the off-policy evaluator (WS4 follow-up) must replay the live policy's exact context features and candidate rules against logged rows; that requires them as importable functions, not inline code. Contract tests pin the vector layout and TASK_TYPES order so drift breaks loudly instead of silently corrupting counterfactual estimates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…verable The hash-embedding fallback is non-semantic — while active, semantic cache and kNN matching are effectively disabled (384-dim vectors never match 768-dim real entries). Previously one transient provider failure latched the fallback permanently until process restart, logged only at debug level: an invisible, unrecoverable degradation. Now: degradation logs a warn on every state transition, retries the provider on a cooldown (LYNKR_EMBEDDINGS_RETRY_COOLDOWN_MS, default 60s) instead of latching, exposes state via getEmbeddingStatus() on /metrics/semantic-cache, and supports LYNKR_EMBEDDINGS_STRICT=true for deployments that prefer fail-loud over a silently fake cache. Default behavior stays fail-soft. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Circuit recovery previously depended on the next live user request hitting the half-open provider — a user paid the latency of testing a dead upstream, and an idle provider never recovered at all. A background prober now sweeps every registered provider whose breaker is OPEN/HALF_OPEN and runs a cheap synthetic request through the breaker itself, so cockatiel's own half-open machinery closes or re-opens the circuit without live traffic involved. Closed breakers are never probed — zero cost while everything is healthy. Built-in probes cover the local providers (ollama /api/tags, llamacpp and lmstudio /v1/models) where dead-upstream hangs historically lived; cloud providers can opt in via registerHealthProbe(). Status exposed on /metrics/circuit-breakers. Knobs: LYNKR_HEALTH_PROBE_ENABLED, LYNKR_HEALTH_PROBE_INTERVAL_MS, LYNKR_HEALTH_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Even with the evidence gate satisfied, a deterministic slice of sessions (LYNKR_DEESCALATION_HOLDOUT_PCT, default 10) is now served at the original tier instead of being demoted. Their telemetry rows carry method '+deescalation_holdout' vs the demoted cohort's '+deescalated', giving a continuously-running baseline that proves the demotion rule stays net-positive — instead of trusting a one-time calibration. The bucket is an FNV-1a hash of the session fingerprint, so a session lands on the same side of the holdout every turn — clean cohorts, no tier flip-flopping caused by the holdout itself. Sessions without an identity are never held out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The escalation ladder reacted to score drift, context overflow, risk keywords, and vision needs — but nothing watched for the pinned model thrashing: re-issuing the same tool call with the same input, or repeating the same text, turn after turn. Every frame of such a loop is a mid-tool-exchange pin serve (unconditional — tool-call IDs aren't provider-portable), so a cheap-tier model could burn turns indefinitely. A narrow detector (3 identical consecutive tool calls by name+input, or 3 identical normalized text blocks, tail-window scan only) now trips the same safe intervention the embedded-text triggers already use: serve the pin this turn, DROP it, and let the next turn boundary re-route fresh. Knobs: LYNKR_STUCK_DETECTOR_ENABLED, LYNKR_STUCK_TOOL_REPEATS, LYNKR_STUCK_TEXT_REPEATS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
LYNKR_EMBEDDINGS_PROVIDER=onnx runs the embedding model inside the Lynkr process via @huggingface/transformers (optionalDependency, ~q8 INT8) — no external Ollama/llama.cpp server on the semantic-cache/kNN hot path, no network hop, no contention with completion traffic. Measured warm embeds: 8-10ms in-process. Model is the ONNX build of the same model the Ollama path defaults to (Xenova/nomic-embed-text-v1, 768-dim), so existing kNN index entries and cached vectors stay valid — no migration. Weights download once into ~/.lynkr/models (LYNKR_ONNX_CACHE_DIR to override); nothing is bundled in the npm package. A failed load degrades through the shared loud/recoverable machinery and retries — never a silent latch. Knobs: LYNKR_EMBEDDINGS_PROVIDER, LYNKR_ONNX_EMBEDDING_MODEL, LYNKR_ONNX_CACHE_DIR, LYNKR_ONNX_DTYPE. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consumes what WS4.2 has logged on every telemetry row since it shipped (propensity, candidates, quality_score) to score counterfactual routing policies from production logs alone — no live traffic, no A/B test. Answers "would a different policy have done better?" before deploying it. - routing/ope.js: IPS, self-normalized IPS, doubly-robust (Dudik/ Langford/Li 2011), and weighted-DR estimators, with a propensity floor, Kish effective-sample-size reporting, and four reference policies (first/last candidate, uniform, current-bandit-greedy). - bandit.estimateReward(): LinUCB's own per-arm ridge model reused as the DR regression term r-hat — no second model to train. - telemetry: new additive `context` column persists the bandit's 12-dim feature vector per row (the one WS4 field that was missing for DR); threaded from decision._banditContext at all five record sites. - scripts/ope-report.js: CLI report over the last N days. Tests prove estimator correctness on synthetic ground truth, including the doubly-robust property itself: corrupted propensities bias IPS but DR with a correct reward model still recovers the true policy value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…I export Phase 3 of ROUTING-NOTES: three production-hardening gaps closed, all SQLite/zero-dependency by design (Lynkr stays npm-install-and-go; the store shapes remain adapter-friendly if a shared Redis ever lands). - Budget pre-flight: the hardcoded flat-$0.01 gate is now a real estimate — payload token count priced at the blended average of the configured tier models, expected output from max_tokens. Floors at the old $0.01 so unpriced configs gate exactly as before. - Token-aware (TPM) rate limiting: per-user tokens-per-minute window in the budget DB, off unless LYNKR_TPM_LIMIT is set. Estimate -> true-up pattern: pre-flight gates on actual window consumption + this request's estimate; actual usage recorded post-response. Soft admission control, not a hard ceiling — documented overshoot of ~one in-flight request, same trade every major gateway makes. - OTel GenAI observability without the @opentelemetry dependency tree: gen_ai.client.token.usage / gen_ai.client.operation.duration exported via a minimal OTLP/HTTP JSON push (OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, off by default) plus gen_ai_* semconv aliases on the existing Prometheus surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MCP broker: Lynkr was MCP-client-only — it could call configured MCP servers but offered nothing for OTHER clients to call into. New HTTP surface (GET /v1/mcp/servers, GET /v1/mcp/tools aggregated + namespaced, POST /v1/mcp/tools/call) turns one Lynkr install into a team's single MCP access point; downstream server credentials stay in Lynkr's config and never reach callers. Security: off by default, requires LYNKR_MCP_BROKER_ENABLED + LYNKR_MCP_BROKER_TOKEN (bearer, constant-time compare); enabled-without-token fails CLOSED (503). Per-server failures are reported in responses, never silently dropped. Optional LYNKR_MCP_BROKER_SERVERS allowlist. Tier pinning: documentation/tier-pinning.md formalizes the model-picker- as-tier-selector technique (model-slots.js + openai-model-slots.js) as one documented, generalizable feature — the two client shapes (gateway- advertised ids vs real-catalog id+parameter combos), the capture-first methodology, and the always-fall-through-on-unrecognized rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same fix as fix/lockfile-public-registry, applied to this branch's lockfile (which includes @huggingface/transformers): all resolved URLs now point at registry.npmjs.org, zero npm.devsnc.com references. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds routing evaluation, authenticated MCP HTTP access, token-based budget controls, resilient embedding providers, circuit-breaker probing, OpenTelemetry export, tier-pinning documentation, and tests for the new behavior. ChangesRouting and evaluation
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npm audit (high) flagged two leaves under the optional ONNX-embedder dependency: sharp 0.34.5 (libvips CVE-2026-33327/33328/35590/35591, fixed in 0.35.x) and onnxruntime-node's adm-zip <0.6.0 (crafted-ZIP 4GB allocation). @huggingface/transformers 4.2.0 is the latest release and still pins both, so npm overrides force the patched versions directly: sharp ^0.35.4, adm-zip ^0.6.0. Exposure context: Lynkr's transformers use is text feature-extraction only — sharp (image pipeline) is never invoked, and adm-zip belongs to onnxruntime's install tooling. Verified post-override: audit clean, the ONNX embedder loads and embeds (768-dim), its test suite passes, and the lockfile stays fully public-registry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1318-1318: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the de-escalation cohort marker.
If a held-out session also receives a cost optimization, Line 1318 overwrites
tier_config+deescalation_holdout. Its telemetry row then has no baseline marker, so the holdout and demoted cohorts cannot be compared correctly.Append the cost marker to the existing method instead of replacing it.
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- method = 'tier_config+cost_optimized'; + method = method + '+cost_optimized';🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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59-61: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLog the fallback paths instead of failing silently.
Both catch blocks discard the error. If the tier config, registry, or tokenizer changes shape, pricing collapses to zero, the zero result is cached for 60 seconds, and every request is gated at the nominal $0.01. Cost-based enforcement then stops working with no operator signal.
loggeris already imported at line 11.♻️ Proposed logging for the fallback paths
- } catch { + } catch (err) { + logger.debug({ err: err.message }, '[BudgetEnforcer] tier pricing unavailable — estimating at nominal cost'); _priceCache = { at: now, inputPer1k: 0, outputPer1k: 0 }; }- } catch { + } catch (err) { + logger.debug({ err: err.message }, '[BudgetEnforcer] cost estimate failed — using nominal $0.01'); return 0.01; }Also applies to: 91-93
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_blendedTierPricing()can return zero prices, soestimateRequestCost()returns the$0.01floor for every payload. The>=assertions then pass without testing either token term. A single strict size comparison is also insufficient because one remaining term can still make the result increase. Use deterministic non-zero pricing and assert exact costs, or vary input tokens andmax_tokensindependently with strict expected deltas. This protectsbudgetEnforcer, which uses the estimate for admission and can otherwise admit requests that exceed the budget.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@documentation/tier-pinning.md`:
- Around line 49-50: Update the tier-pinning guide to document the resolver
precedence: models ending in -mini or -nano map to SIMPLE first, while
recognized effort values can map to a tier even for unrecognized models; do not
describe routing as strict (model, effort) pair matching.
In `@src/api/mcp-broker.js`:
- Around line 135-140: Update McpClient.request cancellation handling so
timed-out calls are removed from pending and cancellation is propagated to the
MCP server; invoke that cancellation from the tools/call timeout path around
Promise.race. Store the timeout handle, clear it in finally for every outcome,
and add a regression test covering a request that never resolves.
In `@src/api/middleware/budget-enforcer.js`:
- Around line 48-51: Update the cost accumulation in the budget-enforcement loop
to convert registry input and output prices from per-million-token units to
per-1,000-token units before applying them to token counts divided by 1,000. Use
the prices returned by registry.getCost(m.model), preserving the existing
unknown-cost skip and zero fallbacks.
In `@src/api/middleware/budget.js`:
- Around line 111-112: Update the proxy handling flow around
budgetManager.recordTokenUsage to assign the computed token usage to
res.locals.usage on every proxied path, including streaming and non-streaming
responses, before budgetMiddleware processes the response. Preserve the existing
usage values and ensure both recordUsage and recordTokenUsage receive the
populated usage data.
In `@src/budget/index.js`:
- Around line 123-170: The checkTokenRate method must atomically reserve each
request’s estimated tokens before allowing admission, rather than only reading
completed usage. Track pending reservations in the token_rate state and include
them in the limit check/update transaction, then update recordTokenUsage to
reconcile the reservation with actual usage without double-counting. Preserve
the existing window reset, denial response fields, and one-request overshoot
behavior.
In `@src/cache/embeddings.js`:
- Line 184: Update _wrapProvider and the provider contract to enforce an
abortable deadline before awaiting providerFn, propagate the signal to Ollama
and LlamaCpp fetch calls, and ensure ONNX model loading/inference settles
through the hash fallback when the deadline expires. Add regression coverage for
an HTTP response that remains open beyond the cooldown, while preserving normal
provider results.
In `@src/clients/health-probe.js`:
- Line 121: Update the custom probe execution in the health-probe sweep flow to
enforce a timeout so a never-settling probe cannot leave the Cockatiel half-open
test or current sweep pending indefinitely, and serialize sweeps by skipping or
reusing an already active sweep. Preserve normal probe execution and completion
behavior when probes settle.
In `@src/observability/metrics.js`:
- Around line 381-382: Update the metric exporter around metric() so each
Prometheus metric family emits its HELP and TYPE metadata only once, followed by
all samples in that family; preserve distinct input/output token samples for
gen_ai_client_token_usage_total. Apply the same grouping behavior to repeated
summary registrations.
In `@src/observability/otel.js`:
- Around line 88-96: Update MetricsCollector.recordTokens(), recordRequest(),
buildOtlpPayload(), and toPrometheus() so token and latency observations
maintain histogram counts, sums, and buckets; emit OTLP and Prometheus histogram
families instead of Sum/Gauge and Counter/Summary types. Convert
gen_ai.client.operation.duration values from milliseconds to seconds. Update the
affected tests in test/otel-export.test.js to assert histogram fields and
second-based durations; apply these changes across
src/observability/otel.js:88-96, src/observability/metrics.js:381-385, and
test/otel-export.test.js:33-38.
In `@src/routing/decide.js`:
- Line 49: Update the task index mapping around taskIdx so an unknown
inferredTask resolves to the other task type rather than defaulting to index
0/code_gen. Preserve direct TASK_TYPES matches and ensure downstream bandit
feature selection uses the other feature for unsupported task types.
- Around line 127-130: Update the bandit-selection validation in the surrounding
decision logic to compare banditResult.provider and banditResult.model directly
with served.provider and served.model, rather than checking candidate
membership. When either differs, collapse to the deterministic record so
propensity weights correspond to the actually served arm.
- Line 77: Update the alternative filtering condition in the candidate-building
logic to compare both provider and model identity against the current arm,
rather than excluding alternatives based on model name alone. Preserve
alternatives that share a model identifier but use a different provider, and
continue excluding only the matching provider/model pair.
In `@src/routing/ope.js`:
- Line 81: Update the routing record construction around served and the related
fallback handling so served preserves the originally selected provider/model
action rather than the executed fallback provider/model. Parse that original
action pair when available, exclude legacy fallback rows lacking the identity,
and add a telemetry test covering fallback rows while retaining the original
propensity and candidates.
In `@src/routing/stuck-detector.js`:
- Line 110: Update the signature values produced in the stuck-detector logic to
return a stable digest or fixed safe identifier rather than slices of raw tool
input or assistant text. Ensure both signature paths used by stuck.signature
remain comparable for detection while preventing sensitive request content from
reaching the logging flow in routing/index.js.
In `@test/token-rate-limit.test.js`:
- Around line 29-31: Update the TPM test setup around BudgetManager so the
manager is created before a describe suite, and configure that suite to skip
when mgr.enabled is false, covering all existing TPM hooks and tests. Keep
temporary-directory cleanup in the outer test.after hook and preserve the
existing enabled-path behavior.
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In `@src/routing/index.js`:
- Line 1318: Update the method assignment in the routing flow to append the
cost-optimization marker to an existing deescalation holdout marker instead of
replacing it, preserving both markers in telemetry for held-out sessions while
retaining the current cost marker for sessions without the holdout marker.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/api/middleware/budget-enforcer.js`:
- Around line 59-61: Update both catch blocks in the pricing fallback logic to
accept the caught error and log it through the existing logger before caching or
returning zero pricing. Preserve the current zero-value fallback behavior while
ensuring failures in tier configuration, registry, or tokenizer handling produce
an operator-visible signal.
In `@test/hierarchical-budget.test.js`:
- Around line 74-77: Update the hierarchical budget cost test around
_blendedTierPricing() and estimateRequestCost() to use deterministic non-zero
input and output token pricing, then assert exact expected costs for the tested
payloads. Ensure the assertions independently cover input-token and max_tokens
contributions so the $0.01 floor cannot make the test pass without validating
either term.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the resolver precedence accurately.
The guide says routing matches a (model, effort) combination. The resolver first maps any -(mini|nano) model to SIMPLE; otherwise, any recognized effort maps to a tier even when the model is unrecognized. Update the guide to describe this behavior, or enforce pair matching in src/routing/openai-model-slots.js before relying on this contract. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@documentation/tier-pinning.md` around lines 49 - 50, Update the tier-pinning
guide to document the resolver precedence: models ending in -mini or -nano map
to SIMPLE first, while recognized effort values can map to a tier even for
unrecognized models; do not describe routing as strict (model, effort) pair
matching.
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Cancel timed-out MCP requests and clear timeout handles.
mcp.ensureClient returns McpClient, whose request method keeps each request in pending until a response or close(). The Promise.race timeout rejects only the race, so a hung request can remain pending and continue on the MCP server. Add per-request cancellation to McpClient, invoke it on timeout, and clear the timeout handle in finally. Add a regression test for a request that never resolves.
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In `@src/api/mcp-broker.js` around lines 135 - 140, Update McpClient.request
cancellation handling so timed-out calls are removed from pending and
cancellation is propagated to the MCP server; invoke that cancellation from the
tools/call timeout path around Promise.race. Store the timeout handle, clear it
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| const cost = registry?.getCost?.(m.model); | ||
| if (!cost || cost.unknown) continue; | ||
| inputSum += cost.input ?? 0; | ||
| outputSum += cost.output ?? 0; |
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Convert the registry prices to per-1,000-token units before estimating cost.
ModelRegistry._processLiteLLM stores input and output as per-million-token prices. The current calculation divides token counts by 1,000, so paid-model estimates can be 1,000 times too high and reject requests within budget. getAllConfiguredModels() returns { provider, model } objects, so m.model is correct.
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In `@src/api/middleware/budget-enforcer.js` around lines 48 - 51, Update the cost
accumulation in the budget-enforcement loop to convert registry input and output
prices from per-million-token units to per-1,000-token units before applying
them to token counts divided by 1,000. Use the prices returned by
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| // TPM true-up with actual consumption (no-op unless LYNKR_TPM_LIMIT set). | ||
| budgetManager.recordTokenUsage(userId, tokensInput + tokensOutput); |
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Populate res.locals.usage on every proxied path.
The proxy handlers only include usage in JSON or SSE responses. They never assign res.locals.usage, so budgetMiddleware skips both recordUsage and recordTokenUsage for streaming and non-streaming responses. This prevents TPM true-up and usage recording.
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usage to res.locals.usage on every proxied path, including streaming and
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Preserve the existing usage values and ensure both recordUsage and
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| /** | ||
| * Token-aware (TPM) rate limiting (ROUTING-NOTES §1 gap: request-count | ||
| * only). Off unless LYNKR_TPM_LIMIT is set — same "off unless configured" | ||
| * convention as the loop guard. | ||
| * | ||
| * Estimate → true-up pattern (the one every serious gateway converged on): | ||
| * the pre-flight check gates on the window's ACTUAL consumption plus the | ||
| * current request's cheap estimate; real usage lands in the window | ||
| * post-response via recordTokenUsage(). Soft admission control, not a hard | ||
| * ceiling — concurrent in-flight requests can overshoot by roughly one | ||
| * request's worth, by design. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {string} userId | ||
| * @param {number} estimatedTokens — cheap pre-flight estimate for THIS request | ||
| * @returns {{allowed: boolean, reason?: string, limit?: number, current?: number, resetInMs?: number}} | ||
| */ | ||
| checkTokenRate(userId, estimatedTokens = 0) { | ||
| if (!this.enabled) return { allowed: true }; | ||
| const limit = Number.parseInt(process.env.LYNKR_TPM_LIMIT, 10); | ||
| if (!limit || limit <= 0 || Number.isNaN(limit)) return { allowed: true }; | ||
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| const minuteWindow = 60 * 1000; | ||
| const row = this.db.prepare('SELECT * FROM token_rate WHERE user_id = ?').get(userId); | ||
| let tokensMinute = row?.tokens_minute ?? 0; | ||
| let windowStart = row?.minute_window_start ?? now; | ||
| if (now - windowStart >= minuteWindow) { | ||
| tokensMinute = 0; | ||
| windowStart = now; | ||
| this.db.prepare(` | ||
| INSERT INTO token_rate (user_id, tokens_minute, minute_window_start) | ||
| VALUES (?, 0, ?) | ||
| ON CONFLICT(user_id) DO UPDATE SET tokens_minute = 0, minute_window_start = excluded.minute_window_start | ||
| `).run(userId, windowStart); | ||
| } | ||
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| reason: 'token_rate_limit_minute', | ||
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| current: tokensMinute, | ||
| estimated: estimatedTokens, | ||
| resetInMs: minuteWindow - (now - windowStart), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
| return { allowed: true }; | ||
| } |
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Atomically reserve estimated tokens before admission. The middleware is mounted on all agent endpoints. checkTokenRate only reads the completed total, while recordTokenUsage() runs after res.finish. Concurrent requests can therefore each pass with the same total and exceed the documented one-request overshoot by multiple estimates. Atomically reserve each estimate, then reconcile it with actual usage without double-counting.
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In `@src/budget/index.js` around lines 123 - 170, The checkTokenRate method must
atomically reserve each request’s estimated tokens before allowing admission,
rather than only reading completed usage. Track pending reservations in the
token_rate state and include them in the limit check/update transaction, then
update recordTokenUsage to reconcile the reservation with actual usage without
double-counting. Preserve the existing window reset, denial response fields, and
one-request overshoot behavior.
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| */ | ||
| function buildCandidates(current, alternative) { | ||
| const candidates = [{ provider: current.provider, model: current.model }]; | ||
| if (alternative && alternative.model && alternative.model !== current.model) { |
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Compare provider and model when building candidates.
Line 77 removes an alternative when only its model name matches. Provider/model pairs are distinct bandit arms, so a configured alternative from another provider with the same model identifier is excluded from routing and policy evaluation.
Proposed fix
- if (alternative && alternative.model && alternative.model !== current.model) {
+ if (alternative && alternative.model
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| if (alternative && alternative.model && alternative.model !== current.model) { | |
| if (alternative && alternative.model | |
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In `@src/routing/decide.js` at line 77, Update the alternative filtering condition
in the candidate-building logic to compare both provider and model identity
against the current arm, rather than excluding alternatives based on model name
alone. Preserve alternatives that share a model identifier but use a different
provider, and continue excluding only the matching provider/model pair.
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| const banditPickedServed = banditResult?.candidates | ||
| && banditResult.candidates.some( | ||
| c => c.provider === served.provider && c.model === served.model | ||
| ); |
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Require the selected bandit arm to match the served arm.
Candidate membership does not prove that the bandit selected the served arm. If a tenant override changes the selection to the other candidate, this code records the selected arm's propensity for a different served arm. That corrupts IPS, SNIPS, DR, and WDR weights.
Compare banditResult.provider and banditResult.model with served. Collapse to the deterministic record when they differ.
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- const banditPickedServed = banditResult?.candidates
- && banditResult.candidates.some(
- c => c.provider === served.provider && c.model === served.model
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| const banditPickedServed = banditResult?.candidates | |
| && banditResult.candidates.some( | |
| c => c.provider === served.provider && c.model === served.model | |
| ); | |
| const banditPickedServed = banditResult | |
| && banditResult.provider === served.provider | |
| && banditResult.model === served.model; |
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In `@src/routing/decide.js` around lines 127 - 130, Update the bandit-selection
validation in the surrounding decision logic to compare banditResult.provider
and banditResult.model directly with served.provider and served.model, rather
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| tier: row.tier ?? null, | ||
| served: { provider: row.provider, model: row.model ?? null }, |
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Preserve the selected action for fallback rows.
Line 81 treats the executed provider and model as the logged policy action. Fallback records in src/clients/databricks.js use fallbackProvider but retain the original decision's propensity and candidates at Lines 3824-3859. Therefore, piLogged can be zero or describe a different action while the row still affects the IPS, DR, and WDR denominators.
Persist the originally selected provider and model separately. Parse that pair as served here. Exclude legacy fallback rows until that identity is available. Add a fallback telemetry test for this contract.
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In `@src/routing/ope.js` at line 81, Update the routing record construction around
served and the related fallback handling so served preserves the originally
selected provider/model action rather than the executed fallback provider/model.
Parse that original action pair when available, exclude legacy fallback rows
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| reason: 'tool_repetition', | ||
| repeats: toolRun, | ||
| // Truncated for logging — the full input may be huge or sensitive. | ||
| signature: toolSigs[toolSigs.length - 1].slice(0, 120), |
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Do not return raw request content for logging.
Both signatures contain raw tool input or assistant text. src/routing/index.js logs stuck.signature, so tokens, credentials, or personal data can enter logs. Truncation does not remove this exposure.
Return a stable digest or a fixed safe identifier instead of source content.
Also applies to: 120-120
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In `@src/routing/stuck-detector.js` at line 110, Update the signature values
produced in the stuck-detector logic to return a stable digest or fixed safe
identifier rather than slices of raw tool input or assistant text. Ensure both
signature paths used by stuck.signature remain comparable for detection while
preventing sensitive request content from reaching the logging flow in
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| test.before(() => { | ||
| mgr = new BudgetManager({}); | ||
| }); |
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Skip the TPM tests with a describe option.
better-sqlite3 is an optional dependency, and test:unit always includes this file. Without it, BudgetManager disables itself and leaves mgr.db undefined. The current tests then fail at the assertions and database calls. test.skip() does not skip the existing suite. Create the manager before the suite and wrap the hooks and tests in describe:
const { describe } = require('node:test');
const mgr = new BudgetManager({});
describe('TPM limiting', {
skip: !mgr.enabled
? 'better-sqlite3 unavailable — skipping TPM suite'
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// Move the existing test.beforeEach and test(...) declarations here.
});Keep the temporary-directory cleanup in the outer test.after hook.
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In `@test/token-rate-limit.test.js` around lines 29 - 31, Update the TPM test
setup around BudgetManager so the manager is created before a describe suite,
and configure that suite to skip when mgr.enabled is false, covering all
existing TPM hooks and tests. Keep temporary-directory cleanup in the outer
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Raise the Node.js engine floor for sharp.
package.json declares Node.js >=20.0.0, while the lockfile resolves sharp to 0.35.4, which declares >=20.9.0. The documentation also lists Node.js 20.x as supported. Align engines.node and the runtime matrix with >=20.9.0, or select a sharp version that supports Node.js >=20.0.0.
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