fix(orchestrator): wire realtime LLM-as-judge/fast-mlsirm observation into orchestrator/free's main serving path - #1032
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…tion into the main orchestrator/free serving path _orchestrated_provider_completion -- the function that actually handles /v1/chat/completions and /v1/responses for virtual/gateway-default/ orchestrator/free requests, i.e. essentially all real free-pool traffic -- recorded only plain transport success/failure (_record_success) and, for grouped agents, a throughput EWMA (_group_router.observe_success). It never called _realtime_route_judge, so _observe_contextual_quality (the fast-mlsirm IRT ability-fitting system) never received an observation from this path, and _psychometric_order (which re-ranks free-pool candidates by measured per-agent quality, independent of provider or model-identity grouping) was therefore a permanent no-op for orchestrator/free traffic -- confirmed and independently re-verified twice by peer sessions against the live source. Fixed by adding one observation-only call to _realtime_route_judge at the function's single post-synthesis success point (both the immediate success and post-repair success paths converge here), matching the existing pattern used by stream_route/_finalize_batch_row: the judge's verdict is recorded for future routing evidence and never branched on, since send_synthesis's own retry/failover machinery has already run to completion by this point and must not be touched. Uses the canonicalized (repair_step or synthesis_step)["usage"], not the raw provider usage dict -- the raw dict uses Responses-API key names for /v1/responses traffic and would silently under-report tokens. No human intervention, no new heuristic: this reuses this org's existing LLM-as-a-Judge (_model_judge_verification) and fast-mlsirm (IRT) infrastructure exactly as designed, closing a gap where one serving path silently bypassed it rather than adding anything new. Traced and confirmed no double-counting: _record_success/ _group_router touch the circuit-breaker and transport-throughput ledgers; _realtime_route_judge's own _record() touches only the disjoint _quality_router/_psychometric_router quality ledgers. Also fixes two pieces of test fallout the design review didn't fully anticipate: test_passthrough_provider_failover.py gets an autouse fixture stubbing _model_judge_verification across all 17 orchestrator constructions (its SequencedProxyClient test double was accidentally failing the judge call closed via AttributeError rather than actually being immune to it); test_model_judge.py's test_explicit_structured_group_model_pins_every_provider_call gets its expected call sequence extended by one entry, since that test uses a real scripted judge and the new call genuinely adds one more provider call there. TDD: 3 new tests in test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py -- correct-argument-wiring with Responses-API usage canonicalization, policy.realtime_judge=False respected (no call, no ledger write), and an integration-level proof that _psychometric_order actually re-ranks a lower-static-priority agent to the front once a real observation flows through this path (the actual proof the no-op gap is closed, not just that a function got called). Two new tests genuinely failed against the pre-fix source (stashed orchestrator.py only, confirmed RED), passed after restoring the fix. Verified: targeted (test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py + test_passthrough_provider_failover.py + test_model_judge.py + test_measured_routing_evidence.py + test_psychometric_routing.py) -> 140 passed. interrogate -> 100%. Full suite (workflow's own run): 3354 passed, 1 skipped (pre-existing, unrelated), 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughstructured synthesis 이후 realtime fast-mlsirm judge를 관찰 전용으로 호출합니다. 요청별 agent 자격과 예산을 적용합니다. 실패한 provider 호출과 embedding cache-miss 비용을 trace, run, 비용 집계에 기록합니다. Changes실시간 Judge 관찰
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A schema-repair failure caused by an effort-profile configuration can omit already-incurred model spend from budget accounting. This may allow later work to proceed against an understated budget, so the error handling should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Request
participant TaskOrchestrator
participant Provider
participant RealtimeJudge
participant WorkflowRun
Request->>TaskOrchestrator: structured synthesis 요청
TaskOrchestrator->>Provider: synthesis 또는 repair 호출
Provider-->>TaskOrchestrator: 응답과 사용량 반환
TaskOrchestrator->>RealtimeJudge: 관찰 전용 verification 호출
RealtimeJudge-->>TaskOrchestrator: judge 결과와 토큰 사용량 반환
TaskOrchestrator->>WorkflowRun: trace, realtime_verification, 비용 기록
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This test (contextual-orchestrator#1026) was broken on main from the
moment it was added -- three separate bugs, all masked because the
test never actually ran to completion before this fix:
1. json/subprocess/shutil are used but never imported (NameError on
the first line that touches json.dumps).
2. source_between()'s end markers for two of the six extractions
didn't point at each function's actual next sibling in admin.py:
- saveModelGroup's end marker was 'async function
deleteModelGroup', but ~568 unrelated lines (renderTrace,
renderAccess, and several other panel-rendering functions) sit
between them, so the extraction swept in a stray
`els.agentSearch.addEventListener(...)` reference and threw
"Cannot access 'els' before initialization" (TDZ) once the
eval'd script ran far enough to reach it.
- refreshModelGroups had the identical shape of bug one function
earlier: its end marker pulled in refreshAuditEvents's entire
body too.
Fixed both to their real immediate next sibling.
3. Once the ranges were correct, a third, more fundamental bug
surfaced: eval() of a bare function *declaration* (not wrapped in
parentheses) returns undefined, not the callable -- every one of
these `const X = eval(...)` assignments was silently undefined
regardless of extraction correctness. Verified with a minimal
`node -e` repro before writing the fix. Wrapped each extracted
function body in parens in source_between() so eval() evaluates it
as an expression.
Also added showModelGroupRefreshWarning as a sixth extracted const --
it's called internally by refreshModelGroupViews but was never itself
extracted, so calling it threw ReferenceError even after fixes 1-3.
Verified incrementally: each fix surfaced the next real error in
sequence rather than a new symptom, confirming this is the actual
converging root cause chain, not a series of unrelated patches. Full
suite: 3333 passed, 1 skipped (pre-existing, unrelated). interrogate
100% (tests/ is excluded from the docstring gate, unaffected either
way).
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Non-force descendant integration of PR #1033 into the orchestrator/free routing repair lane. The production fix in #1032 is unchanged; this adds the executable Node-backed admin contract repair so the branch no longer carries the known pre-existing broken test that masked model-group audit-refresh behavior. Parents preserve both exact histories: #1032 ef971be and #1033 3ca8c94.
…under exhausted budget Devin review on this PR flagged genuine gaps in the new post-synthesis _realtime_route_judge call added by ef971be: 1. Explicit model pinning leaked extra calls -- _realtime_route_judge never forwarded allowed_agent_ids/excluded_agent_ids to _model_judge_verification, so a request pinned to one explicit model (_required_agent_id) could still have its observation-only judge call land on an unrelated, unpinned verifier. Fixed by threading allowed_agent_ids (already computed at the call site for _failover_candidates) through _realtime_route_judge into _model_judge_verification -- the same eligibility constraint the request's own synthesis already honors. 2. Realtime judge bypassed spending limits -- the extra observation-only call could still fire (and spend) once the operator's budget was already exceeded. Did not copy batch_route's raise-before-call pattern: unlike batch_route's pre-call gate (which blocks a not-yet-incurred worker call before the caller has anything), this call happens *after* the response is already fully decided and about to be returned -- raising here would discard an already-good, already-paid-for answer over a purely optional extra call. Fixed by skipping the extra judge call outright once self.budget_status()["exceeded"] is true; the already-decided answer is still returned normally. Left two other Devin findings unaddressed on purpose: - "Realtime judge spend stays unrecorded": genuine, but every other _realtime_route_judge call site (stream_route, route_once, _finalize_batch_row) captures the return value and writes its judge_agent_id/judge_model/judge_usage into workflow_run["verification"] for _run_budget_output_by_model to read. This call site's workflow_run["verification"] is already occupied by conduct()'s own separate verifier-step judge accounting, so representing a second, independent judge call correctly means adding a new record field *and* extending _run_budget_output_by_model's (and its sibling traversal's) reads -- real design work touching shared financial-safety code, not a same-shape fix. Left as a deliberate follow-up. - "Routing research artifact is missing": false positive -- this PR wires already-cited fast-mlsirm/LLM-judge infrastructure (docs/planning/adrs/ 0001, 0005, 0006, 0008; Baker 2001 IRT citation in docs/papers/README.md) into a previously-missed serving path and introduces no new algorithm, so no new paper citation is warranted. Verified: 2 new regression tests (test_explicit_model_pin_constrains_ realtime_judge_to_selected_agent, test_exhausted_budget_skips_extra_ realtime_judge_call_but_keeps_answer), both confirmed genuinely RED against the pre-fix source (stashed orchestrator.py) and GREEN after. One existing test_measured_routing_evidence.py judge stub widened to **_ignored to accept the now-forwarded kwargs (same test-fallout shape as this PR's own earlier fixes to test_passthrough_provider_failover.py/test_model_judge.py). Targeted suite (145 tests: test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py + test_passthrough_provider_failover.py + test_model_judge.py + test_measured_routing_evidence.py + test_psychometric_routing.py + test_admin_contract.py) -> 145 passed. interrogate -> 100%. Full suite (pytest tests -q --ignore=tests/fuzz) -> 3337 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BV96rXhqoR3tYZ9AeAVur4
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Fix: pin the realtime judge to synthesis eligibility, skip it under exhausted budgetDevin's review flagged 6 findings on this PR. Two are genuine, actionable bugs in the new 1. Explicit model pinning leaked extra calls — 3. Realtime judge bypassed spending limits — the extra observation-only call could still fire (and spend) even once the operator's budget was already exceeded. I did not copy Left unaddressed, on purpose:
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…ground the wiring
Three remaining Devin findings on this PR's post-synthesis
_realtime_route_judge call:
1. "Realtime judge spend stays unrecorded" (3919436887) -- the call's
return value was discarded, so a real, already-incurred provider call
was invisible to both the budget meter and buyer-facing spend
analytics. conduct()'s own verifier-step judge already occupies the
run record's "verification" slot, so this second, independent judge
gets its own "realtime_verification" slot, and the single place both
readers used to inspect that one slot is now one shared helper,
_run_judge_accounting_blocks, that yields every completed judge call
on a run. _run_budget_output_by_model and spend_analytics loop over it
unchanged otherwise -- same estimate-from-judge_output_text fallback,
same fail-to-unavailable behavior. Because _replace_workflow_run reads
_run_budget_output_by_model, this spend now also feeds the gate below
for subsequent requests.
2. "Realtime judge bypasses spending limits" (3919437002) -- the previous
revision gated on self.budget_status()["exceeded"], which only sees
*persisted* runs. In this function the workflow trace, synthesis step
and repair step are all still unpersisted at the judge call, so a
request whose own spend exhausted the allowance still fired the extra
call. The gate now reuses _raise_if_spend_budget_exceeded with
_trace_budget_spend over the full in-flight trace -- the exact gate and
thresholds used elsewhere -- and, per the finding's own suggestion, is
evaluated only when policy.realtime_judge is true. Skip semantics are
unchanged and deliberate: this call happens after the answer is fully
decided, so raising would discard an already-good, already-paid-for
response over an optional extra call.
3. "Failed agents remain judge candidates" (3919822471) -- allowed_agent_ids
is computed before failover, so an agent this request already proved
unavailable (request_exclusions, populated by the synthesis failover and
structured-repair loops) stayed judge-eligible. If it then failed, the
failure recorded a false-negative quality observation against the answer
that actually succeeded, corrupting the measurement this whole feature
exists to produce. request_exclusions is now forwarded as
excluded_agent_ids, which _realtime_route_judge and
_model_judge_verification already accept and honor.
4. "Routing research artifact is missing" (3919437114) -- the mechanism is
already grounded in this repo; the PR was missing the pointer, not the
research. Added a CHANGELOG entry and a code comment citing the existing
record in docs/doctoring/measured-routing-evidence.md ("Real-time judging
before returning answers"; "Multi-layer simple-structure measurement
(fast-mlsirm)" -- Ong et al. 2024, Chen et al. 2023, Zheng et al. 2023,
Jeon et al. 2021) and Baker (2001) in docs/papers/README.md. No new
citation was invented: this wiring connects an already-implemented,
already-cited measurement pipeline to a serving path that was silently
not calling it, and introduces no new technique.
Verified: 3 tests genuinely RED against the pre-fix orchestrator.py and
GREEN after --
test_realtime_judge_spend_reaches_budget_meter_and_spend_analytics (new),
test_realtime_judge_excludes_agents_this_request_already_proved_unavailable
(new), and test_exhausted_budget_skips_extra_realtime_judge_call_but_keeps_answer
(rewritten to spend the whole allowance inside this request rather than
monkeypatching budget_status, which the new gate no longer calls).
Full suite (pytest tests -q --ignore=tests/fuzz) -> 3340 passed, 1 skipped.
interrogate -> 100%.
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…own eligibility
Devin's three findings on the previous push's post-synthesis
_realtime_route_judge call:
1. "Explicit provider pin leaks request content" (3920198027, security) --
_orchestrated_provider_completion derived the judge allow-list from
_required_agent_id alone, so a caller-named explicit model fell through
to `None`, i.e. no restriction. That case is pinned exactly as hard:
`synthesis_candidates` is literally `[final_agent]` whenever
`virtual_model` is false, and conduct() is already called with
`_allowed_agent_ids={final_agent.id}` there. The allow-list is now
derived from that same effective restriction for every way a request can
be pinned -- explicit model or required agent -> {final_agent.id}, free
pool, ZDR-filtered virtual pool -- still intersected with the
file-replica subset. free_only implies virtual_model, so the branch that
used to return None no longer exists.
2. "Embedding bypasses provider eligibility" (3920198146, security) -- the
contextual observation embeds the prompt itself for fast-mlsirm routing
evidence, and _embedding_agent_id picked the first embedding-capable
member with no reference to the request at all. Root-caused at that one
choke point (it is also what _semantic_affinities and
_descriptor_vector_cached go through) rather than at the observation call
site: a new _REQUEST_ELIGIBLE_AGENT_IDS ContextVar, set by
_request_eligibility_scope, narrows the embedding provider to agents the
request already reaches, and _realtime_route_judge opens that scope
around both the verdict call and the ledger write. The scope mirrors
routing_endpoint_scope: None leaves any enclosing scope untouched, so it
can only narrow. Eligibility follows the provider, not the exact model
id -- an embedding deployment behind an endpoint already serving this
request's content discloses nothing new -- so restricted requests keep
their routing evidence instead of silently losing it; anything else
yields None, which every caller already degrades on. ZDR and endpoint
pinning were already enforced inside _ranked_agents.
3. "Judge can cross remaining budget" (3920197935, informational) --
recorded as an accepted limitation in the gate's own comment rather than
changed. It is a pre-call gate, not a reservation, exactly like every
other _raise_if_spend_budget_exceeded call site: any admitted call can
finish above the allowance by its own unknown output size, and the judge
is not special. The one available tightening -- a hard max_output_tokens
cap sized to the remaining allowance -- would truncate the judge's
structured verdict mid-JSON, which _model_judge_verification fails closed
on, recording a false-negative quality/IRT observation against an answer
that actually succeeded and corrupting the exact ledger this call exists
to feed. Overshoot is bounded to one call admitted while spend was still
inside the cap.
Tests: three added to tests/test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py
-- an explicit `model` pin (no _required_agent_id) confines the judge to the
pinned agent when an unrelated higher-priority verifier exists; the same
pinned request reaches no embedding provider while the identical pool under
an unpinned virtual request does; and the eligibility scope keeps a
same-endpoint embedding deployment reachable, blocks an empty allow-list
outright, and leaves the unrestricted pick alone. The first two fail on the
parent commit. Full suite: 3361 passed, 1 skipped. interrogate: 100%.
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…nce cache Two Devin findings on the post-5dc8e87 code. Prior judge spend bypassed the budget gate (high). conduct() runs its own verifier-role judge and records it in workflow["verification"], never as a trace row, so every _orchestrated_provider_completion checkpoint built from _trace_budget_spend(trace) missed an already-incurred provider call: a request whose allowance was consumed by that first judge still fired the optional post-synthesis realtime judge. _trace_budget_spend now takes the completed judge blocks (via the existing _run_judge_accounting_blocks presence test) and prices them through a new _judge_block_output_tokens the persisted-run meter _run_budget_output_by_model now shares -- one accounting path, same tokenizer fallback, both token and cost budgets failing closed on unavailable judge usage. All three in-flight checkpoints fold it in; the post-synthesis one still skips the optional judge rather than discarding the already-decided answer. Cached embeddings bypassed provider isolation (security). The routing-evidence caches were keyed on text plus endpoint only and were read before _embedding_agent_id validated anything, so a request restricted by _request_eligibility_scope could inherit a vector -- and the routing evidence in it -- produced by a provider it may not reach. _embed_cached and _descriptor_vector_cached now key on _request_evidence_partition (endpoint + ZDR + eligible agent ids), which makes a cross-scope hit unrepresentable while keeping the cache shared across repeated same-shape free-tier/ZDR requests. Keyed on the restrictions rather than the resolved agent id so a cache hit costs no ranking pass. Both tests fail on 5dc8e87 for their own reason: the judge fires under an exhausted budget, and the restricted request reads the unrestricted vector. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… answer Three Devin findings on the post-57a0902 code. Budget rejection forgot incurred spend (high). _replace_workflow_run is the only path onto the in-memory budget meter and _orchestrated_provider_completion persists nothing until it succeeds, so the post-conduct checkpoint's raise dropped every provider call conduct had already completed -- its workflow trace and its verifier-role judge. The next request was admitted against understated spend, burned the same allowance, and forgot it again, unbounded. Both in-flight checkpoints now run through one budget_checkpoint() closure that, on rejection, persists the completed work through a new _meter_unserved_spend() before re-raising. It reuses batch_route's pending_verification shape from #961 for the same reason that shape exists: the row reaches the meter and spend_analytics but never _run_order, audit, analytics, or _completed_workflow_runs, so a rejected request never surfaces as a finished workflow. Unmeasurable spend flips the meter to blocked_unavailable through the same path a *served* run with the same steps already takes. Optional observation could discard a completed answer (medium). The observation-only judge runs after synthesis succeeds but before the response and its run are persisted, and _observe_contextual_quality writes through _StateStore.save/prune_keyed (and may embed the prompt). A storage or embedding failure there propagated out of _realtime_route_judge and threw away a perfectly good answer along with the synthesis and judge spend that had not yet reached the ledger -- contradicting the observation-only contract this path is built on. The ledger write is now best-effort inside _realtime_route_judge, so every caller (route_once, stream_route, batch, structured synthesis) inherits the isolation; the verdict is still returned and still accounted. Repaired answers reported distorted throughput (medium). synthesis_started precedes the *rejected* first synthesis, so the latency published for a schema-repaired answer spanned both calls while the usage published beside it covered only the repair -- understating the serving model's real throughput in the quality and group ledgers this observation exists to keep honest. A served repair now publishes repair_step's own latency, which times exactly the call that produced the answer and reported that usage. All three tests fail on 57a0902 for their own reason: the meter reads 0 after a rejection that already spent 105 tokens, the store failure propagates out as OperationalError, and the published latency is the 55ms two-call span instead of the repair's 0.3ms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both sides landed the same repair to ``test_model_group_mutations_refresh_audit_events`` (#1035 on main, 3ca8c94 here), so the only conflicts were two presentational collisions inside that one file: * the ``json``/``shutil``/``subprocess`` imports both sides added, in two different orders -- kept main's ordering, same import set; * the explanation of why ``source_between`` parenthesizes the extracted source (this branch wrote a ``#`` comment, main wrote the same reasoning as the nested function's docstring) -- kept main's docstring, dropping the now-redundant comment. No orchestrator.py conflict: main's two new commits (SearXNG web_search, the test repair) do not touch the ``_orchestrated_provider_completion``, budget, or embedding-cache code this branch has been fixing. Full suite after the merge: 3379 passed, 1 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…he embedding space Two round-5 Devin findings on #1032. 1. "Failed schema attempts escape budgets" (3920580292) -- in the virtual same-endpoint retry loop, `synthesis_step`/`repair_step` are rebound on every pass. When one model failed structured synthesis *and* its repair before a different member of the same pool succeeded, that first model's two completed provider calls disappeared: not in the final trace, so not in the realtime-judge budget checkpoint, not in the persisted run, and not in spend analytics. Real provider spend, silently unmetered. This is related to but distinct from the rejected-request gap an earlier round closed: these attempts completed and were followed by a *successful* attempt, rather than being a wholesale request rejection. Discarded attempts now accumulate in `failed_attempts` and are spliced into the trace ahead of the served rows, with step ids allocated from `len(workflow["trace"]) + len(failed_attempts)` so ids stay unique and keep matching their positional index (`access` and `get_access_report` index the trace positionally). The mid-loop checkpoint counts them, and because the persisted meter and `spend_analytics` both read `record`'s trace rows, one change covers every accounting path. Each discarded row carries `structured_output_error` so an auditor can tell it from the row that produced `answer`. The failed repair call is now built unconditionally -- it consumed tokens whether or not its output was usable -- and only *assigned* to `repair_step` when it satisfies the schema. Served-answer attribution is untouched: `usage` and `synthesis_latency_seconds` still describe the successful call alone. 2. "Embedding cache mixes vector spaces" (3920580388) -- the evidence-cache partitioning added in an earlier round keys on the restrictions that *select* an embedder (endpoint identity, ZDR mode, sorted allow-list), which is right for eligibility isolation but does not identify the embedding model itself. `_embedding_agent_id` can resolve to a different deployment under an identical restriction shape -- an agent-pool change, or measured-member reordering inside one eligible group -- while `_task_vector_cache`/`_descriptor_vector_cache` persist, so a hit could return a vector from a different embedding space. A cosine across two embedding spaces is meaningless, so affinity-based routing was silently corrupted rather than degraded. A refinement of the earlier partitioning, not a duplicate: the restriction shape is identical on both sides of the change, which is exactly why that partition alone cannot catch it. Both cache keys now carry the resolved embedding member's identity alongside the restriction partition. `_semantic_affinities` resolves the member once and pins the task vector and every descriptor vector in that one comparison to it -- which both guarantees a cosine never spans two spaces (a pool change cannot land mid-comparison) and avoids re-ranking the pool once per candidate, the cost the earlier round's docstring was avoiding by keying on the restrictions alone. Four new regression tests, each proven red against the pre-round-5 orchestrator.py with the tests in place: * trace/meter/analytics see only `[("synthesizer", "second_agent")]` instead of the first model's two rows plus the served one; * the in-flight gate raises `ProviderResponseError` (it kept spending) instead of `BudgetExceededError`; * `_embed_cached` returns `[1.0, 0.0, 0.0]` -- the retired embedder's space -- after the pool change selected the other one; * `_semantic_affinities` makes no embedding call at all after the change, serving both halves of the cosine from the stale space. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`1149e74` ("pay for rejected spend, never let evidence cost an answer")
landed on the PR branch after this work started, in the same function. Two
conflicts, both reconciled by keeping each side's intent:
* the mid-loop budget checkpoint: `1149e74` routed both in-flight
checkpoints through its new `budget_checkpoint()` closure (which meters
the already-completed work through `_meter_unserved_spend()` before
re-raising); this branch had widened the same checkpoint's trace to
include discarded schema attempts. Resolved as
`budget_checkpoint([*workflow["trace"], *failed_attempts, synthesis_step])`
-- the two changes compose exactly: a rejection now meters the discarded
attempts too, instead of forgetting them a second way.
* the test module's docstring, imports, and trailing test blocks: pure
additions on both sides, kept side by side.
`1149e74`'s served-repair latency change (`repair_step["latency_ms"]` rather
than the whole-loop span) needed no edit and is strengthened here: on the
multi-model path `synthesis_started` is reset at each advance, so the
non-repair branch already times only the attempt that served.
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Carry the newly landed hourly-loop timeout/free-pool contract and CI admission repair onto the realtime route-judge branch. The file sets are disjoint: main-owned workflow/ADR/contract files are taken verbatim from f4e5fc6, while #1032 retains its orchestrator quality-routing and accounting changes. No force push; this merge commit preserves both histories and exact heads.
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…eddings free Both terminal-raise exits in the structured synthesis/repair loop (explicit pin, and same-endpoint pool exhaustion) skipped failed_attempts.extend and raised before that real, already-incurred spend reached the trace or the budget meter. Route both through _meter_unserved_spend, the same pattern budget_checkpoint already uses for its own except-clause. _embedding_agent_id's endpoint-sharing fallback is privacy-only and said nothing about cost: a paid embedding deployment co-located with a free-only request's eligible agent rode along on endpoint match alone, incurring real unmetered spend outside every budget check. Gate the fallback on _is_free_agent when the eligible scope is entirely free; an explicit paid pin's eligible set is never all-free, so its fallback is unchanged. Devin review on #1032 (round 6), comments 3920763304 and 3920763362. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…sis loop Two more silent spend-loss exits in the same except-clauses round 6 already touched: a transport failure on the synthesis call itself, and one on its repair, both raise before any budget_checkpoint in this loop runs. Route both through _meter_unserved_spend -- conduct()'s workflow trace plus any already-failed_attempts for the synthesis-call exit, and additionally the just-completed synthesis_step for the repair-call exit, since that call consumed tokens but has not yet reached failed_attempts at that point. Devin review on #1032 (round 7), comment 3920957474. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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_embed_cached and _descriptor_vector_cached called ModelClient.embed(), discarding embed_with_usage's prompt_tokens and never touching _workflow_runs at all -- real, incurred embedding spend on routing evidence was completely invisible to spend_analytics/budget_status (Devin review on #1032). Both now call embed_with_usage() and, on an actual cache-miss provider call with an authoritative prompt_tokens, hand it to a new _meter_embedding_spend helper. It reuses the pending_verification: True shape _meter_unserved_spend/batch_route already established: real spend is always counted (_replace_workflow_run/spend_analytics iterate _workflow_runs directly), while the marker keeps this synthetic run out of every completed-run consumer (_completed_workflow_runs) -- it was never a request, so it must never look like one. completion_tokens is explicit 0, keeping the step "reported" rather than "unavailable" so it can never flip a run's -- or the meter's -- availability. That per-step availability isn't the whole budget-meter contract: when budget_max_cost_usd is set, every model in any run must also be priced, with no carve-out for a model whose output is provably always zero tokens. An operator who set a cost budget without ever pricing their embedder (structurally impossible to need before this fix) would otherwise see the *entire* meter flip to blocked_unavailable the first time this fires, for every request org-wide -- budget_status()'s _budget_unavailable_run_ids set has no _is_general_chat_agent carve-out the way spend_analytics()'s own inline budget block does. Skip metering in that one case -- true zero-cost either way -- rather than write a row that blinds unrelated requests' enforcement. Adds four RED-first tests to test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py covering: a paid cache-miss is metered; a cache hit is never metered twice; a request-independent caller (select_model_group_members, no eligibility/task context at all) still gets metered; and an unpriced embedder under a cost budget skips metering instead of blinding the whole meter. Also gives the file's two duck-typed test doubles (_EmbeddingSpyClient, _EmbeddingSpaceSpyClient) an embed_with_usage() mirroring the mock transport's prompt_tokens=None contract, so existing assertions on their fixed vectors/call counts are unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…meter authoritative
_meter_embedding_spend's trailing self._store.save("workflow_run", ...) was
unguarded: a state-store outage there propagated straight through
_embed_cached/_descriptor_vector_cached, through _semantic_affinities, and
into model selection (Devin review on #1032, comment 3921362518). Wrap only
that sqlite3 write in try/except (reusing the existing
_observe_contextual_quality best-effort-write convention), leaving
_replace_workflow_run -- pure in-memory arithmetic, shared by every other
call site -- unguarded so a real bug there stays loud. The failure is
deliberately not routed through _budget_unavailable_run_ids: an embedding
row's completion_tokens is always 0, so its usage is always fully known, and
_replace_workflow_run already updated the in-process meter before the guarded
write runs, so enforcement is never blind to it; flipping that global switch
over one disk hiccup would freeze real chat-completion budget enforcement
org-wide for everyone.
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4995-5011: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winrepair 호출 실패 시 예외 타입이 좁아서 이미 발생한 지출 계측이 누락될 수 있습니다.
send_synthesis(repair_upstream)를 감싸는 이 except 절은ProviderUpstreamError만 포착합니다. 반면 같은 while 루프 안의 최초 synthesis 호출(약 4921번째 줄)은except Exception as exc:로 모든 예외를 포착하고,EffortProfileError를_record_failure대상에서만 제외한 채_meter_unserved_spend는 항상 호출합니다.
send_synthesis내부를 보면self.client.apply_effort_profile(...)호출은 내부try:블록 밖에 있습니다.active_profile이 설정된 상태에서 이 호출이EffortProfileError를 던지면, 그 예외는classify_provider_failure를 거치지 않고send_synthesis를 그대로 빠져나갑니다. 즉ProviderUpstreamError로 변환되지 않습니다.
_eligible_role_effort_candidates의 문서에 따르면, 지원을 증명하는 agent가 하나도 없으면 필터링되지 않은 후보 목록으로 되돌아갑니다("Falls back to the unfiltered candidates when none of them prove support"). 따라서synthesis_candidates에 지원 미검증 agent가 남아 repair 단계에서 선택될 가능성이 있고, 이 경우EffortProfileError가 그대로 전파됩니다.결과적으로 repair 호출에서
EffortProfileError가 발생하면 이 except 절이 이를 잡지 못해raise가 아니라 아예 다른 예외 타입으로 빠져나가고,_meter_unserved_spend가 호출되지 않습니다. 이미 실제로 비용이 발생한synthesis_step과failed_attempts가 예산 미터에 반영되지 않고 유실됩니다. 이는 이 PR이 해결하려는 것과 동일한 종류의 회계 누락입니다.최초 synthesis 호출과 동일하게 예외 타입을 넓히고
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try: repaired, final_agent = send_synthesis(repair_upstream) - except ProviderUpstreamError as exc: - if not _is_request_too_large_error(exc): + except Exception as exc: + if not _is_request_too_large_error(exc) and not isinstance(exc, EffortProfileError): self._record_failure(final_agent.id) - if final_agent.group_name and not _is_request_too_large_error(exc): + if ( + final_agent.group_name + and not _is_request_too_large_error(exc) + and not isinstance(exc, EffortProfileError) + ): self._group_router.observe_failure(final_agent.id) # synthesis_step is a real, paid-for call that produced the🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 4995-5011: Broaden the repair-call exception handler around
send_synthesis to catch the same general exception range as the initial
synthesis path, while explicitly excluding EffortProfileError from
_record_failure and group-router failure observation. Ensure
_meter_unserved_spend still runs with the existing workflow trace,
failed_attempts, synthesis_step, and verification data before re-raising the
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The repair-call site in _orchestrated_provider_completion caught only ProviderUpstreamError, but apply_effort_profile (called before send_synthesis's own try/except) raises EffortProfileError on an unproven-support candidate before send_synthesis can ever convert it. EffortProfileError does not inherit from ProviderUpstreamError, so it propagated straight past both the failure-accounting exclusion and the _meter_unserved_spend call -- the already-incurred synthesis spend silently vanished, the same class of bug rounds 4/6/7 already fixed for other exception types (CodeRabbit review, PR #1032, round 10). Widen the except clause to Exception, matching this same loop's initial synthesis call site, and keep EffortProfileError excluded from _record_failure/group-router failure observation since a misconfigured effort profile is not the agent's fault. Adds a RED-first regression test confirming: the EffortProfileError still propagates, the synthesis call's spend reaches the budget meter and spend analytics, and no failure is recorded against the agent's circuit breaker or group-router stability posterior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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95b164542ba462d8015107ae6492fa36f22cc357codex/nim-evidence-successor@fa5446294ae7ae69f1c2958aa1ab6c071fa760bc(fix(nim): preserve current hosted-access evidence on trusted branch #1068)main@2e414d15and the NIM prerequisite were merged without force-push; effective delta remains the six original files.Summary
_orchestrated_provider_completionhandles/v1/chat/completionsand/v1/responsesfor virtual/gateway-default/orchestrator/freerequests — essentially all real free-pool traffic. It recorded only plain transport success/failure (_record_success) and, for grouped agents, a throughput EWMA (_group_router.observe_success). It never called_realtime_route_judge, so_observe_contextual_quality(fast-mlsirm's IRT ability-fitting system) never received an observation from this path, and_psychometric_order(which re-ranks free-pool candidates by measured per-agent quality, independent of provider) was therefore a permanent no-op fororchestrator/freetraffic — confirmed and independently re-verified twice by peer sessions against the live source.Fixed by adding one observation-only call to
_realtime_route_judgeat the function's single post-synthesis success point (both the immediate-success and post-repair-success paths converge there), matching the existingstream_route/_finalize_batch_rowpattern: the judge's verdict is recorded for routing evidence and never branched on, sincesend_synthesis's own retry/failover machinery has already run to completion by this point. Uses the canonicalized(repair_step or synthesis_step)["usage"], not the raw provider usage dict — the raw dict uses Responses-API key names for/v1/responsestraffic and would silently under-report tokens.No human intervention, no new heuristic: this reuses existing LLM-as-a-Judge (
_model_judge_verification) and fast-mlsirm (IRT) infrastructure exactly as designed, closing a gap where one serving path silently bypassed it. Traced and confirmed no double-counting:_record_success/_group_routertouch the circuit-breaker and transport-throughput ledgers;_realtime_route_judge's own_record()touches only the disjoint_quality_router/_psychometric_routerquality ledgers.Also fixes two pieces of test fallout found during implementation:
test_passthrough_provider_failover.pygets an autouse fixture stubbing_model_judge_verificationacross all 17 orchestrator constructions (its test double was accidentally already failing the judge call closed viaAttributeErrorrather than being genuinely immune to it).test_model_judge.py::test_explicit_structured_group_model_pins_every_provider_callgets its expected call sequence extended by one entry — it uses a real scripted judge, so the new call genuinely adds one more provider call there.Test plan
test_orchestrated_completion_judge_observation.py: correct-argument-wiring with Responses-API usage canonicalization,policy.realtime_judge=Falserespected, and an integration-level proof that_psychometric_orderactually re-ranks a lower-static-priority agent to the front once a real observation flows through this pathorchestrator.py), GREEN afterinterrogate→ 100%uv run pytest -q→ 3426 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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