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Track per-hop mobile keystroke latency and pacer rate in the existing Axiom window - #14270
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MobileTerminalHostTiming is an optional frame field holding the Mac's monotonic stamps for one keystroke's pass (input received, accepted, frame captured, dispatched) plus a pacer sample (period, emitted, coalesced, sheds). It is attached sparingly so wire cost is negligible and absent frames omit the key entirely; older phones ignore it. MobileTerminalClockOffsetEstimator splits network time into uplink and downlink across the unsynchronized phone and Mac clocks: the round trip is exact from the four NTP timestamps, and the split uses the clock offset from the quickest exchange seen so far. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… event The Mac stamps each accepted keystroke (arrival before the main-actor hop, acceptance, frame capture, dispatch) and attaches the stamps once to the first frame carrying that marker, plus a pacer sample (period, emitted, coalesced, sheds) at most once per second per surface. The phone folds them into its existing ten-second latency window as extra histograms: host_accept, host_capture, host_dispatch, network_round_trip, uplink, downlink, pacer_period, and pacer counters. The network round trip is exact; the uplink/downlink split uses the clock offset from the quickest exchange. No new events are emitted, and windows without host timing carry no additional fields, so Axiom ingest volume stays flat. The ingest route rejects any event with an unknown property, so it now allowlists, validates, and forwards the new optional fields; without that, a phone sending them would have dropped every terminal latency window. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant MobileHostLane
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MobileHostLane->>MobileTerminalByteTee: Pass input receive timestamp
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MobileTerminalFramePacer->>MobileTerminalRenderObserver: Provide pacer sample
MobileTerminalRenderObserver->>MobileShellComposite: Emit frame with host timing
MobileShellComposite->>MobileTerminalLatencyReporter: Report host timing before output
MobileTerminalLatencyReporter->>MobileObservability: Emit window metrics
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`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileAnalytics/Sources/CmuxMobileAnalytics/MobileTerminalLatencyReporter.swift`:
- Line 54: Update MobileTerminalClockOffsetEstimator and SurfaceState lifecycle
handling: reset each surface’s clockOffset when the app backgrounds and when
outputDropped clears its timing state. Track the phone-time timestamp of the
best sample, and replace it when it is older than 60 seconds or a
lower-round-trip sample arrives; clear this timestamp in reset() alongside the
existing estimator state.
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`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShell/Sources/CmuxMobileShell/MobileShellComposite`+TerminalOutputDelivery.swift:
- Around line 567-574: Consolidate latency reporting from deliverTerminalOutput
and terminalOutputDidProcess into a single reportTerminalOutputLatency helper.
Have both branches call it with their own byte count and queue depth, and
preserve eligibility checks and hostTimingReceived-before-outputReceived
ordering.
In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileTerminalByteTee.swift`:
- Around line 160-166: Update recordAcceptedInput to clear
surfaceState.pendingInputTiming when an accepted input has no sequence, while
preserving the existing timestamp assignment for sequenced inputs.
In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileTerminalRenderObserver.swift`:
- Line 346: Capture one timestamp before the anchor loop and pass it into
attachHostTiming as capturedMicros. Use that timestamp for frameCapturedMicros
instead of reading the clock inside attachHostTiming, so the capture time
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| var lastPresentedReceipt: UInt64 = 0 | ||
| var lastAnomalyAt: [String: UInt64] = [:] | ||
| var consecutiveSlowFrames = 0 | ||
| var clockOffset = MobileTerminalClockOffsetEstimator() |
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Reset and age the per-surface clock offset.
SurfaceState retains clockOffset when the app backgrounds or terminal output resets. The estimator keeps the smallest round trip indefinitely. Phone DispatchTime.uptimeNanoseconds pauses during sleep, while Mac timestamps continue. After wake, the stored Mac-minus-phone offset can therefore be stale. New samples keep using it unless they have a smaller round trip.
The round-trip value remains correct, but the split can be wrong. If the sleep-induced offset exceeds one network leg, clamping can assign the sample entirely to the other leg. A long foreground session can also accumulate clock drift because the best sample does not expire.
Reset the estimator at both lifecycle boundaries. Also expire the best sample using phone time so continuous sessions can adopt a newer sample. These fixes address different cases: phone-time aging does not detect a sleep gap because that clock pauses.
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// setForeground(false):
for surface in states.values {
surface.inputStarts.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true)
surface.presentationStarts.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true)
surface.consecutiveSlowFrames = 0
surface.firstReceivedAt = nil
+ surface.clockOffset.reset()
}
public func outputDropped(surfaceID: String) {
guard isForeground, let surface = states[surfaceID] else { return }
surface.window.droppedCount += 1
surface.inputStarts.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true)
surface.presentationStarts.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true)
+ surface.clockOffset.reset()
} private var bestRoundTripNanos: UInt64?
+private var bestSampleAtNanos: UInt64?
+private static let maxSampleAgeNanos: UInt64 = 60_000_000_000
// in observe(...)
-if bestRoundTripNanos.map({ roundTrip < $0 }) ?? true {
+let expired = bestSampleAtNanos.map {
+ t4 >= $0 && t4 - $0 > Self.maxSampleAgeNanos
+} ?? true
+if expired || (bestRoundTripNanos.map { roundTrip < $0 } ?? true) {
bestRoundTripNanos = roundTrip
offsetNanos = sampleOffset
+ bestSampleAtNanos = t4
}
public mutating func reset() {
offsetNanos = nil
bestRoundTripNanos = nil
+ bestSampleAtNanos = nil
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In
`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileAnalytics/Sources/CmuxMobileAnalytics/MobileTerminalLatencyReporter.swift`
at line 54, Update MobileTerminalClockOffsetEstimator and SurfaceState lifecycle
handling: reset each surface’s clockOffset when the app backgrounds and when
outputDropped clears its timing state. Track the phone-time timestamp of the
best sample, and replace it when it is older than 60 seconds or a
lower-round-trip sample arrives; clear this timestamp in reset() alongside the
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| if let frame = immediate.sourceRenderGridFrame, let timing = frame.hostTiming { | ||
| terminalLatencyObserver.hostTimingReceived( | ||
| surfaceID: surfaceID, | ||
| appliedInputSequence: frame.appliedInputSequence, | ||
| timing: timing, | ||
| receivedAtNanos: immediate.receivedAtNanos | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Consolidate terminal latency reporting into one delivery helper.
Both delivery branches currently preserve the required hostTimingReceived → outputReceived order. However, the PR wires this transition separately in deliverTerminalOutput and terminalOutputDidProcess. A future change can update one branch and omit the other. Use one helper as the single source of truth while preserving each branch’s byte count and queue depth.
♻️ Suggested refactor
- if immediate.latencyMetricsEligible {
- if let frame = immediate.sourceRenderGridFrame, let timing = frame.hostTiming {
- terminalLatencyObserver.hostTimingReceived(
- surfaceID: surfaceID,
- appliedInputSequence: frame.appliedInputSequence,
- timing: timing,
- receivedAtNanos: immediate.receivedAtNanos
- )
- }
- terminalLatencyObserver.outputReceived(
- surfaceID: surfaceID,
- appliedInputSequence: immediate.sourceRenderGridFrame?.appliedInputSequence,
- byteCount: immediateBytes.count,
- queueDepth: pendingCount,
- receivedAtNanos: immediate.receivedAtNanos
- )
- }
+ reportTerminalOutputLatency(
+ immediate,
+ surfaceID: surfaceID,
+ byteCount: immediateBytes.count,
+ queueDepth: pendingCount
+ )
- if next.latencyMetricsEligible {
- if let frame = next.sourceRenderGridFrame, let timing = frame.hostTiming {
- terminalLatencyObserver.hostTimingReceived(
- surfaceID: surfaceID,
- appliedInputSequence: frame.appliedInputSequence,
- timing: timing,
- receivedAtNanos: next.receivedAtNanos
- )
- }
- terminalLatencyObserver.outputReceived(
- surfaceID: surfaceID,
- appliedInputSequence: next.sourceRenderGridFrame?.appliedInputSequence,
- byteCount: nextBytes.count,
- queueDepth: queue.pendingCount,
- receivedAtNanos: next.receivedAtNanos
- )
- }
+ reportTerminalOutputLatency(
+ next,
+ surfaceID: surfaceID,
+ byteCount: nextBytes.count,
+ queueDepth: queue.pendingCount
+ )
+
+ private func reportTerminalOutputLatency(
+ _ delivery: TerminalOutputDelivery,
+ surfaceID: String,
+ byteCount: Int,
+ queueDepth: Int
+ ) {
+ guard delivery.latencyMetricsEligible else { return }
+ let frame = delivery.sourceRenderGridFrame
+ if let frame, let timing = frame.hostTiming {
+ terminalLatencyObserver.hostTimingReceived(
+ surfaceID: surfaceID,
+ appliedInputSequence: frame.appliedInputSequence,
+ timing: timing,
+ receivedAtNanos: delivery.receivedAtNanos
+ )
+ }
+ terminalLatencyObserver.outputReceived(
+ surfaceID: surfaceID,
+ appliedInputSequence: frame?.appliedInputSequence,
+ byteCount: byteCount,
+ queueDepth: queueDepth,
+ receivedAtNanos: delivery.receivedAtNanos
+ )
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In
`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShell/Sources/CmuxMobileShell/MobileShellComposite`+TerminalOutputDelivery.swift
around lines 567 - 574, Consolidate latency reporting from deliverTerminalOutput
and terminalOutputDidProcess into a single reportTerminalOutputLatency helper.
Have both branches call it with their own byte count and queue depth, and
preserve eligibility checks and hostTimingReceived-before-outputReceived
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| guard result.accepted else { return } | ||
| state(for: surfaceID).inputSequence = sequence | ||
| let surfaceState = state(for: surfaceID) | ||
| surfaceState.inputSequence = sequence | ||
| if sequence != nil { | ||
| let accepted = Self.uptimeMicros() | ||
| surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = (min(receivedAtMicros ?? accepted, accepted), accepted) | ||
| } |
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Clear pending timing for accepted inputs without a sequence.
recordAcceptedInput clears inputSequence for an accepted legacy input but keeps pendingInputTiming from the previous sequenced input. The next render frame can attach those stale host timestamps while its appliedInputSequence is nil.
Suggested fix
if sequence != nil {
let accepted = Self.uptimeMicros()
surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = (min(receivedAtMicros ?? accepted, accepted), accepted)
+ } else {
+ surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = nil
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| guard result.accepted else { return } | |
| state(for: surfaceID).inputSequence = sequence | |
| let surfaceState = state(for: surfaceID) | |
| surfaceState.inputSequence = sequence | |
| if sequence != nil { | |
| let accepted = Self.uptimeMicros() | |
| surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = (min(receivedAtMicros ?? accepted, accepted), accepted) | |
| } | |
| guard result.accepted else { return } | |
| let surfaceState = state(for: surfaceID) | |
| surfaceState.inputSequence = sequence | |
| if sequence != nil { | |
| let accepted = Self.uptimeMicros() | |
| surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = (min(receivedAtMicros ?? accepted, accepted), accepted) | |
| } else { | |
| surfaceState.pendingInputTiming = nil | |
| } |
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In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileTerminalByteTee.swift` around lines 160 - 166, Update
recordAcceptedInput to clear surfaceState.pendingInputTiming when an accepted
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| case .resolved(let existing): | ||
| timing = existing | ||
| case .unresolved: | ||
| let captured = MobileTerminalByteTee.uptimeMicros() |
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Stamp frameCapturedMicros before the anchor loop.
attachHostTiming currently reads the capture timestamp after emitRenderGridFrame has completed the Ghostty export and diff. Because host_capture is computed from the capture timestamp minus the accepted timestamp, this includes export and diff time in host_capture.
Take one timestamp before the anchor loop and pass it to attachHostTiming:
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private func attachHostTiming(
to frame: MobileTerminalRenderGridFrame,
surfaceID: UUID,
+ capturedMicros: UInt64,
resolved: inout HostTimingResolution
) -> MobileTerminalRenderGridFrame {
...
case .unresolved:
- let captured = MobileTerminalByteTee.uptimeMicros()
let input = MobileTerminalByteTee.shared.takePendingInputTiming(surfaceID: surfaceID)
...
- frameCapturedMicros: input == nil ? nil : captured,
+ frameCapturedMicros: input == nil ? nil : capturedMicros,+let captureStartMicros = MobileTerminalByteTee.uptimeMicros()
for anchor in anchors {
...
let emitted = attachHostTiming(
to: capturedFrame,
surfaceID: surfaceID,
+ capturedMicros: captureStartMicros,
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In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileTerminalRenderObserver.swift` at line 346, Capture one
timestamp before the anchor loop and pass it into attachHostTiming as
capturedMicros. Use that timestamp for frameCapturedMicros instead of reading
the clock inside attachHostTiming, so the capture time excludes export and diff
work.
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The shed is already asserted exactly by sheds == 1, and period widening is covered by transportShedWidensThePeriodAndQuietRecoversIt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2ef659a fix(cli): fail the Pi feed when an explicit workspace ref stays unresolved (manaflow-ai#14277) 2d821f1 Track per-hop mobile keystroke latency and pacer rate in the existing Axiom window (manaflow-ai#14270)
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Adds per-hop keystroke latency and the frame pacer's chosen rate to the phone's existing Axiom latency telemetry, without adding events.
Stages measured per keystroke (histograms on the existing
cmux.mobile.terminal.latencywindow span, 17-bucket schema v1):host_accepthost_capturehost_dispatchnetwork_round_tripuplink/downlinkrenderThe phone and Mac clocks are not synchronized, so one-way time cannot be read by subtraction. The round trip is exact from the four NTP timestamps; the split uses the clock offset from the quickest exchange seen so far (queueing only adds delay, so the fastest exchange is the most symmetric). A test shows a simulated 900 ms radio-wake stall lands in
uplinkrather than being smeared across both directions. The relay server's share cannot be isolated: it exposes no timings, so it is folded into uplink/downlink.Pacer rate:
pacer_periodhistogram pluspacer_emitted_count,pacer_coalesced_count,pacer_shed_count,pacer_period_max_ms,pacer_sample_count.Cost: no new events. The Mac attaches input stamps only to the first frame carrying a newly accepted marker, and a pacer sample at most once per second per surface; frames without them omit the key. The phone adds the new fields only in windows that measured them, so idle windows and windows from older Macs are byte-identical to today (covered by
windowsWithoutHostTimingAddNoStageFields).Ingest route change (deploy ordering):
web/services/observability/mobileNetworkOutcome.tsrejects any event containing an unknown property. Without the allowlist change here, a phone sending the new fields would have dropped every terminal latency window. The route now accepts, validates (same 17-bucket check as the existing histograms), and forwards the optional fields; events from existing phones parse unchanged. The web deploy on merge precedes any phone build carrying the new fields.Tests: CMUXMobileCore
MobileTerminalHostTimingTests(wire round-trip, key omitted when absent, estimator exactness and stall attribution, inconsistent-timestamp rejection) 6/6;MobileTerminalLatencyReporterTests10/10 incl. two new; ingest route 37/37 incl. accept and reject cases; pacer sampling tests inMobileTerminalFramePacerTests; local taggedbuild-for-testinggreen.Axiom query (per-hop medians for one user, last 24h):
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Adds per-hop keystroke latency stages and the frame pacer's rate to the phone's existing Axiom latency window, without adding new events.
The Mac stamps each accepted keystroke at four points (input lane arrival, terminal acceptance, frame capture, frame dispatch) and attaches the stamps once to the first frame carrying that marker, plus a pacer sample at most once per second per surface. The phone folds them into the ten-second
cmux.mobile.terminal.latencywindow ashost_accept,host_capture,host_dispatch,network_round_trip,uplink,downlink, andpacer_periodhistograms plus pacer counters. The network round trip is exact from NTP timestamps; the uplink/downlink split is an estimate using the clock offset from the quickest exchange seen so far. Windows without host timing carry no new fields, so idle and older-Mac windows are byte-identical to today.Deploy ordering
The Axiom ingest route rejects any event with an unknown property, so
web/services/observability/mobileNetworkOutcome.tsnow allowlists, validates, and forwards the new optional fields. Without this, a phone sending the new fields would drop every terminal latency window. Deploy the web change before any phone build carries the new fields; events from existing phones parse unchanged.Written for commit 86772ec. Summary will update on new commits.
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