diff --git a/.github/workflows/docker-images.yml b/.github/workflows/docker-images.yml index 37bbc73b4..88a650240 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/docker-images.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/docker-images.yml @@ -1,4 +1,33 @@ -name: Build Docker Images +name: Verify Docker Images + +# CI's job here is to CHECK, not BUILD. All Docker image builds happen +# on dev machines via the pre-push hook + scripts/push-current-arch.sh +# (which wraps scripts/push-image.sh). CI's role shrinks to: +# 1. Verify that every required image variant is in the registry at +# the right tag for this PR / branch / SHA. +# 2. Verify that the requested architectures are in each manifest. +# 3. Smoke-pull one architecture per image so we catch registry +# corruption / layer auth / network issues before merge. +# +# Previous workflow tried to build everything in CI via QEMU cross- +# compilation. linux/arm64 emulation on amd64 GHA runners took 5-6 +# hours per image and timed out every PR on the Rust-heavy variants +# (continuum-core, continuum-core-vulkan, livekit-bridge). That's what +# blocked PR #950 for days. +# +# New rule (Joel, 2026-04-23): "CI is for CHECK, not BUILD." +# Docker builds move entirely off CI: +# - BigMama (Linux amd64 + Nvidia 5090) pushes amd64 of all variants: +# core, vulkan, cuda, livekit-bridge. Vulkan slice covers Linux + +# Windows WSL2 consumer GPUs. +# - Mac M-series pushes arm64 of core + livekit-bridge. No arm64 vulkan +# (Mac Docker Desktop has no GPU passthrough; arm64 vulkan has no +# consumer story worth shipping). No CUDA (no Nvidia hardware). +# - Either machine pushes node-server / model-init / widgets (they're +# TS-only, build in under a minute on either arch). +# +# See docs/architecture/PERSONA-AS-RUST-LIBRARY-PLAN.md for the full +# rationale and scripts/push-current-arch.sh for the entry point. on: push: @@ -14,387 +43,38 @@ on: paths: - 'src/workers/**' - 'docker/**' - # Manual trigger — rebuild all images on demand workflow_dispatch: -# Auto-cancel in-progress runs when a new commit lands on the same branch. -# Without this, rapid-fire pushes stack up concurrent multi-arch builds that -# fight each other for runners + GHA cache + registry storage — which we hit -# on this branch when three runs piled up during the Vulkan wall-march. The -# `group` scopes cancellation per branch/PR so main + feature branches don't -# interfere with each other. cancel-in-progress=true cancels obsolete builds -# the moment a newer commit supersedes them. +# Cancel superseded runs per branch/PR so verify passes don't stack. concurrency: - group: docker-images-${{ github.ref }} + group: verify-docker-images-${{ github.ref }} cancel-in-progress: true env: REGISTRY: ghcr.io - # Every image gets both architectures. Docker picks the right one at pull time. - # Ubuntu users get amd64. Mac users get arm64. Nobody gets the wrong arch. Ever. - PLATFORMS: linux/amd64,linux/arm64 jobs: - # ── Rust Core ───────────────────────────────────────────── - continuum-core: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - # Runs on PR too — validates the Dockerfile builds on every change. - # `push` step inside build-push-action below already gates ghcr upload - # on non-PR events, so PR runs are smoke-only. - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp + whisper.cpp needed by Dockerfile COPY/build - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - # QEMU enables building arm64 images on amd64 runners (and vice versa). - # Without this, the arm64 build fails with "exec format error". - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-core - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src/workers - file: ./docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile - # entity_schemas.json (Phase 2 codegen) lives outside the workers - # context. Mirrors docker-compose.yml's `additional_contexts:`. - # Without this the build fails: `error: couldn't read entity_schemas.json`. - build-contexts: | - shared-generated=./src/shared/generated - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max - # Avatar VRM models are NOT shipped via build-context anymore — - # src/models/avatars is git-ignored (133MB), so a fresh CI checkout - # has nothing to mount. Dockerfiles now create an empty /app/avatars - # placeholder. When LFS / model-init download / curl-from-CC0 - # avatar provisioning lands, restore this `build-contexts` line. - - # ── Rust Core (CUDA variant) ───────────────────────────── - # The cuda image is referenced by docker-compose.gpu.yml. Prior to this - # job the Dockerfile was orphaned: it existed on disk but no workflow - # built or published it, so `docker compose --profile gpu up` failed - # with a pull error (no such image in ghcr.io). amd64-only because - # NVIDIA Container Toolkit + CUDA is a practical-amd64 concern; arm64 - # CUDA is Jetson-class and not the gpu-profile's target. - continuum-core-cuda: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp needs to be populated - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-core-cuda - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src/workers - file: ./docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile - # entity_schemas.json (Phase 2 codegen) lives outside the workers - # context. Required by the cargo build step. - build-contexts: | - shared-generated=./src/shared/generated - # amd64-only: CUDA devel image + NVIDIA Container Toolkit - # target amd64 hosts in practice. - platforms: linux/amd64 - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha,scope=continuum-core-cuda - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-cuda:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max,scope=continuum-core-cuda - # Avatar build-context removed — see continuum-core job above - # for full reasoning. Dockerfile creates an empty /app/avatars. - - # ── Rust Core (Vulkan) ──────────────────────────────────── - # The Carl-on-Mac GPU path. Apple's hypervisor exposes no GPU to Linux - # containers (Docker Desktop / Apple container / krunkit all blocked by - # Apple), but Podman + krunkit routes Vulkan API calls out to MoltenVK - # on the host Mac, which translates to Metal. ~80% of native Metal perf - # on the reference llama.cpp benchmark (M2 Max, Phi-3: 63 vs 78 tok/s). - # Same image is valid on Nvidia/AMD Linux hosts with libvulkan. - continuum-core-vulkan: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp needs to be populated - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - # QEMU for cross-arch build. Carl-on-Mac is linux/arm64 under krunkit. - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-core-vulkan - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src/workers - file: ./docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile - # entity_schemas.json (Phase 2 codegen) lives outside the workers - # context. Required by the cargo build step. - build-contexts: | - shared-generated=./src/shared/generated - # Multi-arch: linux/arm64 for Carl-on-Mac via Podman+krunkit, - # linux/amd64 for generic Linux GPU hosts (AMD, Intel, virtio). - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha,scope=continuum-core-vulkan - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-vulkan:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max,scope=continuum-core-vulkan - - # ── LiveKit Bridge (was missing from CI!) ───────────────── - livekit-bridge: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - # Same PR-smoke policy as continuum-core. - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp + whisper.cpp needed by Dockerfile COPY/build - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src/workers - file: ./docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max - - # ── Node Server ─────────────────────────────────────────── - node-server: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp + whisper.cpp needed by Dockerfile COPY/build - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-node - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src - file: ./docker/node-server.Dockerfile - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-node:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max - - # ── Model Init ──────────────────────────────────────────── - model-init: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp + whisper.cpp needed by Dockerfile COPY/build - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-model-init - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src - file: ./docker/model-init.Dockerfile - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-model-init:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max - - # ── Widget Server ───────────────────────────────────────── - widget-server: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - packages: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp + whisper.cpp needed by Dockerfile COPY/build - - - uses: docker/login-action@v3 - with: - registry: ${{ env.REGISTRY }} - username: ${{ github.actor }} - password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - - - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - - uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 - - - uses: docker/metadata-action@v5 - id: meta - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/cambriantech/continuum-widgets - tags: | - type=sha,prefix= - type=raw,value=latest,enable={{is_default_branch}} - type=ref,event=pr,prefix=pr- - - - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6 - with: - context: ./src - file: ./docker/widget-server.Dockerfile - platforms: ${{ env.PLATFORMS }} - push: true - tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }} - labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }} - cache-from: | - type=gha - type=registry,ref=ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-widgets:buildcache - cache-to: type=gha,mode=max - # ── Verify Image Coverage ───────────────────────────────── - # Runs AFTER all builds, on EVERY trigger (PR + main), even when some - # build jobs failed. Three responsibilities: - # 1. Coverage gate — every variant we ship must have a manifest at - # the right tag. Missing image = failed build = merge BLOCKED. - # (Previously this job was `if: github.event_name != 'pull_request'` - # which meant a PR could merge with broken images — exactly the - # 'CI passed missing slices' state Joel called out.) - # 2. Tag selection — `:pr-` on PR builds, `:latest` on main, `:` - # always present. Picks the right tag for the trigger. - # 3. Architecture check — multi-arch manifests must include all - # expected platforms. amd64-only is OK only for cuda. + # Pulls every required image at the right tag and asserts each has + # the expected architectures. No building, no QEMU, no caches — + # just registry reads. Runs in ~1 minute (previously: blocked by + # 5-6 hour build jobs that timed out). verify-architectures: runs-on: ubuntu-latest - # Run on every trigger (was: only main pushes — that gap let PRs - # merge with broken images). - # Run even when individual build jobs failed — that's the whole - # point of this gate. Without `if: always()`, GHA skips the dependent - # when any need fails, hiding the coverage gap. - if: always() - needs: [continuum-core, continuum-core-cuda, continuum-core-vulkan, livekit-bridge, node-server, model-init, widget-server] + outputs: + stale_amd64: ${{ steps.gate.outputs.stale_amd64 }} + stale_arm64: ${{ steps.gate.outputs.stale_arm64 }} + tag: ${{ steps.tag.outputs.tag }} + expected_sha: ${{ steps.gate.outputs.expected_sha }} steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + # Full history needed for verify-image-revisions.sh's smart staleness + # check: it diffs the LABEL sha against HEAD to decide if a "stale" + # revision is actually a real source change or just a non-context + # commit (workflow YAML, docs, etc.) that wouldn't change the bits. + # fetch-depth=0 means the older labeled SHAs are present locally. + fetch-depth: 0 - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 - name: Determine image tag (pr- | latest | ) @@ -407,65 +87,161 @@ jobs: TAG="latest" else TAG="${{ github.sha }}" - TAG="${TAG:0:40}" # full sha — metadata-action strips to short, we use full to be safe + TAG="${TAG:0:40}" fi echo "tag=$TAG" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" echo "Verifying coverage at tag: $TAG" - - name: Report build job results (so failures are loud) + - name: Login to ghcr (read access for inspect, write for alias) + uses: docker/login-action@v3 + with: + registry: ghcr.io + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + + - name: Alias : → :pr- if needed (closes the first-push chicken-egg) + if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' run: | - echo "━━━ Per-variant build results ━━━" - echo " continuum-core: ${{ needs.continuum-core.result }}" - echo " continuum-core-cuda: ${{ needs.continuum-core-cuda.result }}" - echo " continuum-core-vulkan: ${{ needs.continuum-core-vulkan.result }}" - echo " livekit-bridge: ${{ needs.livekit-bridge.result }}" - echo " node-server: ${{ needs.node-server.result }}" - echo " model-init: ${{ needs.model-init.result }}" - echo " widget-server: ${{ needs.widget-server.result }}" + # Closes the chicken-and-egg between pre-push and PR creation: + # the pre-push hook only knows the PR number AFTER the PR exists, + # so the very first push to a new feature branch tags images as + # : and : only — the :pr- tag doesn't exist yet. + # When the developer opens the PR, CI fires here, sees : in + # the registry, and aliases it as :pr- via a cheap manifest- + # only registry op (no rebuild, no data transfer). Verify- + # architectures below then finds :pr- and passes. + # + # Subsequent pushes to the same PR have :pr- already (pre-push + # picks it up via gh pr list), so the alias is a no-op. Idempotent. + PR_TAG="pr-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}" + # github.event.pull_request.head.sha is the PR branch's HEAD commit. + # push-image.sh tags images with `git rev-parse --short HEAD` (7 chars + # by default), so we slice the same length here for the alias source. + HEAD_SHA="${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }}" + SHORT_SHA="${HEAD_SHA:0:7}" + echo "PR_TAG=$PR_TAG SHORT_SHA=$SHORT_SHA" + + IMAGES=( + continuum-core + continuum-core-vulkan + continuum-core-cuda + continuum-livekit-bridge + continuum-node + continuum-model-init + continuum-widgets + ) + for IMG in "${IMAGES[@]}"; do + FULL="ghcr.io/cambriantech/$IMG" + if docker buildx imagetools inspect "$FULL:$PR_TAG" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo " ✅ $FULL:$PR_TAG already exists" + continue + fi + if docker buildx imagetools inspect "$FULL:$SHORT_SHA" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo " → Aliasing $FULL:$SHORT_SHA → $FULL:$PR_TAG" + docker buildx imagetools create --tag "$FULL:$PR_TAG" "$FULL:$SHORT_SHA" + else + echo " ⚠️ $FULL: neither :$PR_TAG nor :$SHORT_SHA in registry" + echo " Verify step below will report this as missing." + fi + done - - name: Verify amd64-only cuda image + - name: Verify portable Rust images (amd64 hard, arm64 warning) run: | + # Portable Rust images — buildable on either arch: + # core: CPU baseline + # livekit-bridge: WebRTC bridge, CPU only + # amd64 is the hard gate (BigMama or any Linux amd64 machine). + # arm64 is warning-only in v1 until the manifest-combine step + # lands (arm64 lives at a different tag while single-arch push + # overwrites the main tag). TAG="${{ steps.tag.outputs.tag }}" - IMAGE="ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-cuda:$TAG" - echo "━━━ Checking $IMAGE (amd64-only) ━━━" - if ! MANIFEST=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect "$IMAGE" 2>&1); then - echo " ❌ MISSING — image not in registry. Build job result: ${{ needs.continuum-core-cuda.result }}" - echo " $MANIFEST" - exit 1 - fi - if echo "$MANIFEST" | grep -q "linux/amd64"; then - echo " ✅ linux/amd64 present" - else - echo " ❌ linux/amd64 MISSING" + PORTABLE_IMAGES=( + "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core:$TAG" + "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge:$TAG" + ) + FAILED=0 + for IMAGE in "${PORTABLE_IMAGES[@]}"; do + echo "━━━ $IMAGE ━━━" + if ! MANIFEST=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect "$IMAGE" 2>&1); then + echo " ❌ MISSING in registry" + echo " Run on a Linux amd64 host: scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + echo " Error: $MANIFEST" + FAILED=1 + continue + fi + if echo "$MANIFEST" | grep -q "linux/amd64"; then + echo " ✅ linux/amd64 present" + else + echo " ❌ linux/amd64 MISSING" + echo " Run on a Linux amd64 host: scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + FAILED=1 + fi + if echo "$MANIFEST" | grep -q "linux/arm64"; then + echo " ✅ linux/arm64 present" + else + echo " ⚠️ linux/arm64 missing (warning-only until manifest-combine lands)" + echo " Run on Mac M-series: scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + fi + done + + # GPU variants are amd64-only by design: + # vulkan: Mac Docker Desktop has no GPU passthrough; arm64 + # vulkan has no consumer use case. Linux + WSL2 GPUs + # are amd64. + # cuda: NVIDIA Container Toolkit is practical-amd64. + # Both come from BigMama. Check them separately so "arm64 + # warning" messages don't confuse readers. + GPU_IMAGES=( + "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-vulkan:$TAG" + "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-cuda:$TAG" + ) + for IMAGE in "${GPU_IMAGES[@]}"; do + echo "━━━ $IMAGE (amd64-only by design) ━━━" + if ! MANIFEST=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect "$IMAGE" 2>&1); then + echo " ❌ MISSING in registry" + echo " Run on BigMama (Linux amd64 + Nvidia): scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + FAILED=1 + continue + fi + if echo "$MANIFEST" | grep -q "linux/amd64"; then + echo " ✅ linux/amd64 present" + else + echo " ❌ linux/amd64 MISSING" + echo " Run on BigMama: scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + FAILED=1 + fi + done + + if [ "$FAILED" -ne 0 ]; then + echo "" + echo "❌ RUST-IMAGE COVERAGE FAILED — see errors above." + echo " Dev machines are authoritative for Docker builds." + echo " Run scripts/push-current-arch.sh on a host with the" + echo " right native arch, then re-trigger this workflow." exit 1 fi - - name: Verify multi-arch images exist for both architectures + - name: Verify TS-only images (both arches required) run: | + # TS-only images: node-server, model-init, widgets. No Rust + # compile, so building them on either arch is fast. Dev + # machines push both arches for these (push-current-arch.sh + # handles via QEMU since the cost is low on TS-only builds). TAG="${{ steps.tag.outputs.tag }}" - IMAGES=( - "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core:$TAG" - "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-vulkan:$TAG" - "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge:$TAG" + LIGHT_IMAGES=( "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-node:$TAG" "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-model-init:$TAG" "ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-widgets:$TAG" ) - FAILED=0 - - for IMAGE in "${IMAGES[@]}"; do - echo "━━━ Checking $IMAGE ━━━" - - # First: does the manifest exist at all? Missing = build failed - # or never pushed. Either way: blocks the merge. + for IMAGE in "${LIGHT_IMAGES[@]}"; do + echo "━━━ $IMAGE ━━━" if ! MANIFEST=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect "$IMAGE" 2>&1); then - echo " ❌ MISSING — image not in registry" - echo " $MANIFEST" + echo " ❌ MISSING in registry" + echo " Run: scripts/push-current-arch.sh (either machine is fine)" FAILED=1 continue fi - for ARCH in amd64 arm64; do if echo "$MANIFEST" | grep -q "linux/$ARCH"; then echo " ✅ linux/$ARCH present" @@ -474,36 +250,286 @@ jobs: FAILED=1 fi done - - # Actually pull and run for amd64 (native on runner) - echo " Testing amd64 pull + run..." - docker pull --platform linux/amd64 "$IMAGE" > /dev/null 2>&1 - if docker run --rm --platform linux/amd64 "$IMAGE" true 2>/dev/null || \ - docker run --rm --platform linux/amd64 "$IMAGE" echo "ok" 2>/dev/null; then - echo " ✅ amd64 runs" - else - # Some images need specific entrypoints — just verify the pull worked - echo " ✅ amd64 pulled (entrypoint needs services)" - fi - - # Pull arm64 via QEMU (verifies the image actually contains valid arm64 binaries) - echo " Testing arm64 pull..." - if docker pull --platform linux/arm64 "$IMAGE" > /dev/null 2>&1; then - echo " ✅ arm64 pulled" + # Smoke-pull amd64 on the runner (native arch, fast) + echo " Testing amd64 pull..." + if docker pull --platform linux/amd64 "$IMAGE" > /dev/null 2>&1; then + echo " ✅ amd64 pulls cleanly" else - echo " ❌ arm64 pull FAILED" + echo " ❌ amd64 pull FAILED" FAILED=1 fi - - echo "" done - if [ "$FAILED" -ne 0 ]; then - echo "❌ IMAGE COVERAGE GATE FAILED" - echo "One or more required images are missing OR missing an architecture." - echo "If this is a PR build, the merge is BLOCKED until all variants publish." - echo "Run scripts/push-image.sh on the right hardware to bypass slow CI." + echo "" + echo "❌ TS-IMAGE COVERAGE FAILED — see errors above." exit 1 fi + echo "" + echo "✅ All images verified at tag $TAG" + echo " Rust-heavy (core/vulkan/livekit-bridge): amd64 hard, arm64 warning" + echo " Rust-CUDA (continuum-core-cuda): amd64 only (by design)" + echo " TS-only (node/model-init/widgets): both arches required" + + - name: Verify image revision matches HEAD SHA (no stale aliased images) + id: gate + run: | + # All revision-check logic lives in scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh + # so the same code runs here AND in the post-rebuild verify pass + # below AND when a developer runs it manually. Joel rule + # (2026-04-23): "you can't have one [check] that's yaml and + # another that's shell. you have to reuse otherwise they + # diverge." See script header for the full per-arch policy. + if [[ -n "${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }}" ]]; then + EXPECTED_SHA="${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }}" + else + EXPECTED_SHA="${{ github.sha }}" + fi + # Emit early so downstream jobs always have it (even on FAIL). + echo "expected_sha=$EXPECTED_SHA" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + export EXPECTED_SHA + export TAG="${{ steps.tag.outputs.tag }}" + export GHCR_USER="${{ github.actor }}" + export GHCR_TOKEN="${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}" + export STALE_AMD64_OUT="$RUNNER_TEMP/stale-amd64.txt" + export STALE_ARM64_OUT="$RUNNER_TEMP/stale-arm64.txt" + # Don't `set -e` exit-on-error here; the script returns 1 only + # for amd64 mismatches and we want to capture the stale lists + # in either case so the rebuild matrix has them. + GATE_RC=0 + bash scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh || GATE_RC=$? + # Emit stale lists as JSON arrays for the rebuild-stale matrix + # job to consume. Use `jq -R` to read raw lines + `jq -s` to + # slurp into an array; empty file → '[]'. + STALE_AMD64_JSON=$(jq -R . < "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" | jq -s . | jq -c .) + STALE_ARM64_JSON=$(jq -R . < "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" | jq -s . | jq -c .) + echo "stale_amd64=$STALE_AMD64_JSON" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "stale_arm64=$STALE_ARM64_JSON" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + # Initial gate exits non-zero on amd64 stale, but the final + # gate (after rebuild) is what actually blocks the merge. So + # we let this initial check report status but not hard-fail + # the workflow if the rebuild can fix it. The rebuild jobs + # are conditional on the stale outputs being non-empty. + if [ "$GATE_RC" -ne 0 ]; then + echo "::warning::amd64 image(s) stale — rebuild-stale-amd64 job will refresh them" + fi - echo "✅ All images verified at tag $TAG (coverage + architectures)" + # ── Install-and-run gate ───────────────────────────────────────── + # Existence in the registry is necessary but not sufficient. The + # only honest test that the image set actually works for Carl is + # to RUN it. We bring up the CPU-only compose stack against the + # PR's images, wait for the widget-server health endpoint to + # respond, and tear down. If any service crash-loops or fails + # health, this fails — same surface Carl would hit on a fresh + # install. + # + # Scope: CPU-only (no GPU on standard GHA runners). The cuda / + # vulkan variants are still verified-by-existence above; their + # actual runtime gets tested whenever a GPU runner picks up the + # job (future work) or when bigmama runs the full DinD test on + # a real Nvidia host. This gate catches the fast majority of + # Carl-class breakage (image entrypoints, compose wiring, + # service health, port bindings, docker-compose.yml syntax) at + # PR time, not post-merge. + - name: Install-and-run gate (CPU-only Carl path) + timeout-minutes: 12 + env: + CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG: ${{ steps.tag.outputs.tag }} + # Delegated to scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh so CI and humans + # (bigmama-wsl, anvil, anyone) run the EXACT same gate via: + # CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG=pr-950 bash scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh + # Single source of truth, identical failure surface, easy local testing. + run: bash scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh + + # ── Rebuild Stale Arches (CI auto-rebuild fallback) ──────────────── + # Closes the cross-developer push race that the SHA-revision gate + # surfaces: when one dev pushes, their arch is current but the other + # dev's arch goes stale. Without this job, the off-host dev would + # have to manually rebuild on their machine before the gate passes — + # serial coordination dance that blocks every cross-dev PR. + # + # Per Joel (2026-04-23): "you can't have one [check] that's yaml and + # another that's shell. you have to reuse otherwise they diverge." + # So this job is THIN: pick the right native runner via matrix, + # set up registry auth, then invoke the SAME `scripts/push-current-arch.sh` + # the developer pre-push hook calls. No build logic in CI yaml. When + # push-current-arch.sh changes (new variant, new --label, new arch), + # CI inherits the change automatically. + # + # Slice efficiency: registry buildcache (--cache-from on push-image.sh) + # means unchanged layers (rust base, apt installs, cargo-chef workspace + # deps) replay from cache. Typical incremental rebuild: 5-15 min on + # cache hit, well under the GHA timeout. + # + # See #965 for the full design rationale. + rebuild-stale-amd64: + needs: verify-architectures + if: needs.verify-architectures.outputs.stale_amd64 != '[]' + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + permissions: + contents: read + packages: write + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + # CRITICAL: check out the PR HEAD, NOT the synthetic merge commit + # GitHub creates by default. Without this, push-current-arch.sh's + # `git rev-parse HEAD` returns the merge SHA, images get labeled + # with that SHA, and verify-image-revisions.sh (which expects + # github.event.pull_request.head.sha) flags them STALE forever. + # 2026-04-24: hit this exact failure — labels said 9dc97ea (merge + # SHA), expected 056978cde (PR HEAD), every rebuild produced more + # mismatched labels. + ref: ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha || github.sha }} + # Full history needed for the re-check step to invoke + # verify-image-revisions.sh's smart staleness diff (compares + # the older labeled SHA against HEAD to skip rebuilds for + # non-context changes). + fetch-depth: 0 + # Recursive submodules required: vendor/llama.cpp is checked out + # as a submodule and the docker build CACHED layer references its + # CMakeLists.txt presence. Without this, the rebuild dies with + # "vendor/llama.cpp is empty — host submodule not initialized." + # Bigmama caught this 2026-04-24 after the rebuild-stale-amd64 job + # first fired post-stale-image-gate-restoration. + submodules: recursive + - name: Login to ghcr.io + run: echo "${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}" | docker login ghcr.io -u "${{ github.actor }}" --password-stdin + - name: Set up Docker Buildx + uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 + - name: Install Rust toolchain (push-current-arch may invoke pre-build cargo checks) + run: | + # We don't actually need a host-side cargo build — push-image.sh + # builds inside the docker buildx context — but if push-current-arch.sh + # ever runs `cargo test` as Phase 0, we need the toolchain present. + # Cheap when not used, prevents a future surprise. + if ! command -v cargo >/dev/null; then + curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh -s -- -y --default-toolchain stable --profile minimal + echo "$HOME/.cargo/bin" >> "$GITHUB_PATH" + fi + - name: Re-check staleness (skip if a human caught up between gate and now) + id: recheck_amd64 + env: + EXPECTED_SHA: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.expected_sha }} + TAG: pr-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} + STALE_AMD64_OUT: ${{ runner.temp }}/stale-amd64-recheck.txt + STALE_ARM64_OUT: /dev/null + GHCR_USER: ${{ github.actor }} + GHCR_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + run: | + # The verify-architectures gate's stale list is a SNAPSHOT from + # gate-time. If a developer (bigmama on amd64, anvil on arm64) + # pushed the missing arch between gate-time and rebuild-time, the + # rebuild would otherwise burn 30+ min of GHA on work that's + # already done — pure waste. Re-check now and exit early if the + # human path beat us. Costs ~5-10s. + bash scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh || true + if [ ! -s "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" ]; then + echo "✅ amd64 staleness resolved between gate and rebuild — skipping." + echo "still_stale=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + else + echo "amd64 still stale, proceeding with rebuild:" + cat "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" + echo "still_stale=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + fi + - name: Rebuild stale amd64 images via push-current-arch.sh + if: steps.recheck_amd64.outputs.still_stale == 'true' + env: + # SKIP_PHASE_0=1: push-image.sh's cargo-test phase needs models on disk + # which CI doesn't have. The slice tests inside test-slices.sh still run + # (HTTP probe + container liveness) — those don't need models. + SKIP_PHASE_0: '1' + # PR_NUMBER lets push-current-arch.sh emit the :pr- tag. Without + # this it falls back to gh-cli lookup which works if gh is logged in. + PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} + run: | + echo "Rebuilding amd64 images that drifted from HEAD." + echo "Stale list: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.stale_amd64 }}" + bash scripts/push-current-arch.sh + + rebuild-stale-arm64: + needs: verify-architectures + if: needs.verify-architectures.outputs.stale_arm64 != '[]' + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04-arm + permissions: + contents: read + packages: write + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + ref: ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha || github.sha }} # PR HEAD, not merge commit — see amd64 job comment + fetch-depth: 0 # full history — see amd64 job comment + submodules: recursive # vendor/llama.cpp — see amd64 job comment + - name: Login to ghcr.io + run: echo "${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}" | docker login ghcr.io -u "${{ github.actor }}" --password-stdin + - name: Set up Docker Buildx + uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3 + - name: Install Rust toolchain (push-current-arch may invoke pre-build cargo checks) + run: | + if ! command -v cargo >/dev/null; then + curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh -s -- -y --default-toolchain stable --profile minimal + echo "$HOME/.cargo/bin" >> "$GITHUB_PATH" + fi + - name: Re-check staleness (skip if a human caught up between gate and now) + id: recheck_arm64 + env: + EXPECTED_SHA: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.expected_sha }} + TAG: pr-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} + STALE_AMD64_OUT: /dev/null + STALE_ARM64_OUT: ${{ runner.temp }}/stale-arm64-recheck.txt + GHCR_USER: ${{ github.actor }} + GHCR_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + run: | + # See amd64 job comment — re-check at job start so we don't burn + # 30+ min of arm64 GHA when anvil already pushed from a Mac. + bash scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh || true + if [ ! -s "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" ]; then + echo "✅ arm64 staleness resolved between gate and rebuild — skipping." + echo "still_stale=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + else + echo "arm64 still stale, proceeding with rebuild:" + cat "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" + echo "still_stale=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + fi + - name: Rebuild stale arm64 images via push-current-arch.sh + if: steps.recheck_arm64.outputs.still_stale == 'true' + env: + SKIP_PHASE_0: '1' + PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} + run: | + echo "Rebuilding arm64 images that drifted from HEAD." + echo "Stale list: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.stale_arm64 }}" + bash scripts/push-current-arch.sh + + # ── Final verification (post-rebuild) ──────────────────────────── + # Re-runs the SAME revision-check script after any rebuilds. This + # job is the actual merge gate — verify-architectures' initial run + # is informational + matrix-input only. With both rebuilds done + # (or skipped because nothing was stale), every image at the + # expected tag should now have its revision label matching HEAD. + verify-after-rebuild: + needs: [verify-architectures, rebuild-stale-amd64, rebuild-stale-arm64] + if: always() + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + # Full history needed for verify-image-revisions.sh's smart staleness + # check: it diffs the LABEL sha against HEAD to decide if a "stale" + # revision is actually a real source change or just a non-context + # commit (workflow YAML, docs, etc.) that wouldn't change the bits. + # fetch-depth=0 means the older labeled SHAs are present locally. + fetch-depth: 0 + - uses: docker/setup-qemu-action@v3 + - name: Login to ghcr (read access for inspect) + uses: docker/login-action@v3 + with: + registry: ghcr.io + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + - name: Final revision check (same script as initial gate) + env: + EXPECTED_SHA: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.expected_sha }} + TAG: ${{ needs.verify-architectures.outputs.tag }} + GHCR_USER: ${{ github.actor }} + GHCR_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + run: bash scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 9328b65d9..fa37fcd99 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -12,6 +12,11 @@ dist/ *.tgz continuum-jtag-*.tgz +# Generated CSS-in-JS modules emitted by src/scripts/compile-sass.ts +# from sibling .scss source files. Pure build output — never hand-edited. +src/widgets/**/public/*.styles.ts +src/widgets/**/styles/*.styles.ts + # Generated manifest files (use generated.ts instead) src/manifests/ @@ -68,6 +73,10 @@ Thumbs.db # Debug files packages/cli/bin/debug-*.js +# Stale QA fixture dumps — runtime artifacts from persona-verify scripts, +# never meant to be committed. Each run writes a timestamped JSON. +persona-verify-*.json + # AI system generated files and directories # Runtime data (logs, databases, sessions, temp files) **/.continuum/jtag/data/*.sqlite @@ -114,6 +123,7 @@ packages/cli/bin/debug-*.js **/.continuum/directory.json **/.continuum/*.log **/examples/**/.continuum/ +.claude/ .claude-pool/ .claude-messages/ .continuum-comm/ diff --git a/CONTINUUM-ETHOS.md b/CONTINUUM-ETHOS.md index 5bac670fb..35b5c97f7 100644 --- a/CONTINUUM-ETHOS.md +++ b/CONTINUUM-ETHOS.md @@ -448,7 +448,7 @@ private async serviceInbox(): Promise { **The Cambrian C++ AR System (Biological Proof of Concept):** -Found in: `/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/.continuum/shared/design-up-develop/HomeAR/HomeAR_cpp/cbar` +Found in: `/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/.continuum/shared/design-up-develop/HomeAR/HomeAR_cpp/cbar` This ran real-time 3D scene understanding on iPhone 7 by **mimicking biological systems**: diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index b3fa2773f..c0a02802e 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -108,11 +108,11 @@ cd continuum **Windows (PowerShell):** ```powershell -git clone https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum.git -cd continuum -setup.bat +irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/install.ps1 | iex ``` +One command -- bootstraps WSL2 + Docker Desktop via winget if missing, auto-toggles the Docker Desktop AI settings (no manual GPU + TCP toggle anymore), drops a `continuum.cmd` on PATH, then hands off to `bootstrap.sh` inside WSL. Works from the default Windows PowerShell 5.1 (it bootstraps pwsh 7 only if needed). + `setup.sh` pulls our forged Qwen3.5-4B into Docker Model Runner, brings up the support stack, and opens the widget. **One required manual step**: in Docker Desktop → Settings → AI, enable both *GPU-backed inference* and *host-side TCP support* — without these, the model runs CPU-tier even with a GPU present. See **[docs/SETUP.md](docs/SETUP.md)** for the per-OS walkthrough with all the gotchas, screenshots-as-prose, and "if X then Y" failure modes (also designed for an install-AI to read alongside the user).
diff --git a/bin/continuum b/bin/continuum index ae7dbfc16..175b03701 100755 --- a/bin/continuum +++ b/bin/continuum @@ -80,10 +80,21 @@ open_browser() { case "$(uname -s)" in Darwin) open "$url" ;; Linux) - if grep -qi microsoft /proc/version 2>/dev/null; then + # WSL2 marker in /proc/version is INHERITED into containers running on + # WSL2 hosts (Docker-in-Docker, dev containers, etc), but the Windows + # host's /mnt/c/ isn't mounted inside those containers. So the WSL2 + # branch would try to invoke a binary that doesn't exist. Guard with an + # actual -x existence check on explorer.exe before firing the WSL path; + # fall through to xdg-open when the Windows host isn't reachable. + # Caught 2026-04 during Carl-install E2E test in docker:dind container on + # a WSL2 host — install.sh completed, then 'continuum' CLI blew up on + # trying to run /mnt/c/Windows/explorer.exe from inside the container. + if grep -qi microsoft /proc/version 2>/dev/null && [ -x /mnt/c/Windows/explorer.exe ]; then /mnt/c/Windows/explorer.exe "$url" elif command -v xdg-open &>/dev/null; then xdg-open "$url" + else + echo " No browser-open command available. Open this URL manually: $url" >&2 fi ;; esac } diff --git a/bootstrap.ps1 b/bootstrap.ps1 index 9135f2d47..d1807b5c0 100644 --- a/bootstrap.ps1 +++ b/bootstrap.ps1 @@ -1,145 +1,11 @@ -# Continuum Bootstrap for Windows — One command to install and launch. -# -# Usage (from PowerShell): -# irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/bootstrap.ps1 | iex -# -# Or with options: -# $env:CONTINUUM_MODE="headless"; irm ... | iex -# $env:CONTINUUM_MODE="cli"; irm ... | iex -# $env:CONTINUUM_MODE="browser"; irm ... | iex (default) -# -# What it does: -# 1. Ensures WSL2 + Ubuntu are installed (GPU passthrough for CUDA) -# 2. Hands off to bootstrap.sh inside WSL — same path as Linux -# -# Why WSL2: -# Continuum uses Unix sockets, Rust workers, and Metal/CUDA GPU compute. -# Native Windows cannot provide these. WSL2 runs a real Linux kernel with -# full CUDA passthrough via nvidia-smi — same performance as bare metal. +# bootstrap.ps1 -- back-compat redirect to install.ps1. +# Continuum's canonical Windows installer is now install.ps1. +# See docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md for the design. -$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" +Write-Host '' +Write-Host ' bootstrap.ps1 is now a redirect to install.ps1 (the canonical' +Write-Host ' Windows installer). Forwarding ...' +Write-Host '' -$Mode = if ($env:CONTINUUM_MODE) { $env:CONTINUUM_MODE } else { "browser" } - -Write-Host "" -Write-Host " Continuum Bootstrap (Windows)" -ForegroundColor Cyan -Write-Host " ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" -ForegroundColor Cyan -Write-Host "" -Write-Host " Mode: $Mode" -ForegroundColor Green -Write-Host "" - -# Clean up RunOnce continuation script if this is a post-restart run -$continuationPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\.continuum-bootstrap-continue.ps1" -if (Test-Path $continuationPath) { - Remove-Item $continuationPath -Force -} - -# ============================================================================ -# Step 1: Check if WSL2 + Ubuntu are ready -# ============================================================================ - -$wslExe = Get-Command wsl.exe -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue - -if ($wslExe) { - # WSL exists — check for Ubuntu distro - $distros = wsl.exe --list --quiet 2>$null - $hasUbuntu = $distros | Where-Object { $_ -match "Ubuntu" } - - if ($hasUbuntu) { - # WSL2 + Ubuntu ready — run bootstrap inside it - Write-Host " WSL2 + Ubuntu detected" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host " Launching Continuum install inside Linux..." -ForegroundColor Yellow - Write-Host "" - - wsl.exe bash -ic "curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/bootstrap.sh | bash -s -- --mode=$Mode" - - if ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 0) { - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " Continuum is running!" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host " UI: http://localhost:9000" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host "" - } - exit $LASTEXITCODE - } -} - -# ============================================================================ -# Step 2: Install WSL2 + Ubuntu -# ============================================================================ - -Write-Host " WSL2 not found — installing..." -ForegroundColor Yellow -Write-Host "" -Write-Host " This requires administrator privileges." -ForegroundColor Yellow -Write-Host " Windows will install WSL2 + Ubuntu (full Linux with GPU passthrough)." -ForegroundColor Gray -Write-Host "" - -# Check if running as admin -$isAdmin = ([Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal] [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()).IsInRole( - [Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator -) - -if (-not $isAdmin) { - # Re-launch as admin, passing this script - Write-Host " Requesting administrator access..." -ForegroundColor Yellow - - # Save continuation script that runs after WSL install + restart - $continuationScript = @" -# Auto-continue Continuum install after WSL2 restart -`$env:CONTINUUM_MODE = "$Mode" -irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/bootstrap.ps1 | iex -"@ - $continuationPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\.continuum-bootstrap-continue.ps1" - $continuationScript | Out-File -FilePath $continuationPath -Encoding UTF8 - - # Schedule RunOnce to auto-continue after restart - $runOnceCmd = "powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File `"$continuationPath`"" - New-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce" ` - -Name "ContinuumBootstrap" ` - -Value $runOnceCmd ` - -PropertyType String ` - -Force | Out-Null - - # Elevate to install WSL - Start-Process -Verb RunAs -FilePath "wsl.exe" -ArgumentList "--install --distribution Ubuntu" -Wait - - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host " WSL2 + Ubuntu installed!" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host " ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " Restart your computer to finish WSL2 kernel setup." -ForegroundColor Yellow - Write-Host " After restart, Continuum install will continue automatically." -ForegroundColor Gray - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " (A RunOnce task has been scheduled — you don't need to" -ForegroundColor Gray - Write-Host " remember any commands. Just restart and wait.)" -ForegroundColor Gray - Write-Host "" - - exit 0 -} else { - # Already admin — install directly - wsl.exe --install --distribution Ubuntu - - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " WSL2 + Ubuntu installed!" -ForegroundColor Green - Write-Host "" - Write-Host " Restart your computer to finish WSL2 kernel setup." -ForegroundColor Yellow - Write-Host " After restart, Continuum install will continue automatically." -ForegroundColor Gray - Write-Host "" - - # Schedule RunOnce - $continuationScript = @" -`$env:CONTINUUM_MODE = "$Mode" -irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/bootstrap.ps1 | iex -"@ - $continuationPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\.continuum-bootstrap-continue.ps1" - $continuationScript | Out-File -FilePath $continuationPath -Encoding UTF8 - - $runOnceCmd = "powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File `"$continuationPath`"" - New-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce" ` - -Name "ContinuumBootstrap" ` - -Value $runOnceCmd ` - -PropertyType String ` - -Force | Out-Null - - exit 0 -} +& "$PSScriptRoot\install.ps1" @args +exit $LASTEXITCODE diff --git a/docker-compose.yml b/docker-compose.yml index ae75ea18d..8279eeed0 100644 --- a/docker-compose.yml +++ b/docker-compose.yml @@ -270,7 +270,16 @@ services: # ── Forge Worker (sentinel-ai) ──────────────────────────── forge-worker: build: ../sentinel-ai - image: ghcr.io/cambriantech/forge-worker:${CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG:-latest} + # forge-worker is built and published by the sibling sentinel-ai repo + # (https://github.com/CambrianTech/sentinel-ai), which has its own release + # cadence independent of continuum's PR cycle. It does NOT get tagged with + # continuum's :pr- or : — its tags are :latest + commit-shas of + # sentinel-ai pushes only. Coupling this to CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG made + # `docker compose --profile gpu pull` on a continuum PR tag fail with + # "manifest unknown" (caught 2026-04-23 during PR #950 Carl-GPU testing). + # Uses FORGE_WORKER_IMAGE_TAG (default :latest) so the two repos stay + # independently versioned. + image: ghcr.io/cambriantech/forge-worker:${FORGE_WORKER_IMAGE_TAG:-latest} profiles: ["gpu"] mem_limit: 28g deploy: @@ -294,7 +303,14 @@ services: # ── Inference Server (GPU nodes only) ────────────────────── inference: - image: ghcr.io/ggml-org/llama.cpp:server-cuda + # Pinned to a specific upstream digest. The floating `:server-cuda` tag is + # rebuilt by ggml-org on every merge to llama.cpp main; if Carl pulls on a + # day when upstream rolls a breaking change, every install silently breaks + # with no signal pointing at the cause and no way for us to reproduce. Pin + # forces deliberate updates where we verify behavior parity first. Bump + # the digest in a follow-up PR after smoke-testing the new upstream build. + # Issue #955. + image: ghcr.io/ggml-org/llama.cpp:server-cuda@sha256:11b71618f3f4b9c98e42818c058e37b62478f474806b4107ab698abd0be900f6 restart: unless-stopped profiles: ["gpu"] mem_limit: 8g diff --git a/docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile b/docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile index 8cca69acb..224c4d6f0 100644 --- a/docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile @@ -103,6 +103,9 @@ RUN cargo build --release ${GPU_FEATURES} \ # ── Stage 2: Runtime (smaller, just CUDA runtime) ──────────── FROM nvidia/cuda:12.8.0-runtime-ubuntu22.04 AS runtime +# ghcr visibility default — see continuum-core.Dockerfile for rationale. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ ca-certificates libssl3 libpq5 curl netcat-openbsd \ libglib2.0-0 libvulkan1 mesa-vulkan-drivers \ @@ -119,13 +122,37 @@ RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/continuum-core-server /usr/local/bin/ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/archive-worker /usr/local/bin/ -# ONNX Runtime for Silero VAD + Piper TTS +# Model registry config — server boots with model_registry::loader reading +# /app/continuum-core/config/models.toml. Without this COPY the runtime +# panics on first start. +COPY --from=builder /app/continuum-core/config /app/continuum-core/config + +# ONNX Runtime for Silero VAD + Piper TTS + fastembed embeddings. +# +# CRITICAL on the CUDA image: pull the `-gpu` tarball variant, not the +# CPU-only one. The GPU tarball bundles libonnxruntime_providers_cuda.so +# alongside libonnxruntime.so — without it `CUDAExecutionProvider` is +# unavailable at runtime and EVERY ORT session silently falls back to +# the MLAS CPU matmul kernels. Empirically (2026-04-24): sampled +# continuum-core during a chat-message CPU spike, 100% of hot frames +# were `MlasSgemmThreaded` in libonnxruntime — fastembed + Piper + Whisper +# + VisionDescriptionService all running on CPU despite 32GB RTX 5090 +# sitting idle. Verified the shipped `.so` had zero `cuda`/`coreml`/ +# `tensorrt` strings. Changing the tarball URL fixes the capability at +# runtime; additionally the Rust ORT session code must `.with_execution_ +# providers([CUDAExecutionProvider::default(), ...])` to actually route +# matmul to the GPU (shipped separately — the tarball is the foundation). +# +# arm64 (linux-aarch64) has no -gpu variant from Microsoft — arm64 CUDA +# builds are Jetson-only and the community tarballs don't cover it. arm64 +# here stays on the CPU-only ORT and will need a different path (TRT for +# Jetson, or skip CUDA EP) — tracked as follow-up. ARG TARGETARCH ARG ONNX_VERSION=1.24.4 RUN if [ "$TARGETARCH" = "arm64" ]; then \ ORT_ARCH="linux-aarch64"; \ else \ - ORT_ARCH="linux-x64"; \ + ORT_ARCH="linux-x64-gpu"; \ fi && \ curl -fsSL "https://github.com/microsoft/onnxruntime/releases/download/v${ONNX_VERSION}/onnxruntime-${ORT_ARCH}-${ONNX_VERSION}.tgz" \ | tar xz --strip-components=1 -C /usr/local \ diff --git a/docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile b/docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile index 7a0331128..53616f625 100644 --- a/docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile @@ -114,6 +114,9 @@ RUN cargo build --release ${GPU_FEATURES} \ # bookworm's Mesa 22.x has no dzn. MoltenVK on the host side handles Mac. FROM ubuntu:24.04 AS runtime +# ghcr visibility default — see continuum-core.Dockerfile for rationale. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + # Vulkan runtime + common ICDs. mesa-vulkan-drivers provides radv/venus/lvp # which cover AMD, virtio-GPU (krunkit), and software fallback. Nvidia # proprietary users mount their own ICD via docker run --device/--gpus. @@ -126,6 +129,11 @@ RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/continuum-core-server /usr/local/bin/ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/archive-worker /usr/local/bin/ +# Model registry config — server boots with model_registry::loader reading +# /app/continuum-core/config/models.toml. Without this COPY the runtime +# panics on first start. +COPY --from=builder /app/continuum-core/config /app/continuum-core/config + # ONNX Runtime — Silero VAD + Piper TTS. ARG TARGETARCH ARG ONNX_VERSION=1.24.4 diff --git a/docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile b/docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile index 220c59a77..71952e667 100644 --- a/docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile @@ -75,6 +75,13 @@ RUN cargo build --release ${GPU_FEATURES} \ # Ubuntu 24.04 works on all platforms: WSL2 (dzn), Linux (nvidia/radeon), Mac (MoltenVK). FROM ubuntu:24.04 AS runtime +# ghcr visibility default: image published to ghcr.io inherits visibility from +# the source repo when this LABEL is present. Without it, org container packages +# default to PRIVATE on first push, which blocks Carl's anonymous docker pull. +# Caught 2026-04-23: continuum-core-vulkan landed private on first push, blocked +# CI verify-architectures until visibility was manually flipped via UI. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ ca-certificates libssl3t64 libpq5 curl netcat-openbsd \ libglib2.0-0t64 \ @@ -86,6 +93,12 @@ RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/continuum-core-server /usr/local/bin/ COPY --from=builder /app/target/release/archive-worker /usr/local/bin/ +# Model registry config — server boots with model_registry::loader reading +# /app/continuum-core/config/models.toml. Without this COPY the runtime +# panics on first start ("reading /app/continuum-core/config/models.toml: +# No such file or directory") which fails slice tests and any real use. +COPY --from=builder /app/continuum-core/config /app/continuum-core/config + # ONNX Runtime — required for Silero VAD (voice activity detection) and Piper TTS. # These are core persona sensory capabilities (hearing + speech). # The ort crate uses load-dynamic (dlopen), so libonnxruntime must be present at runtime. diff --git a/docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile b/docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile index 7814dbd51..02d6d2e1a 100644 --- a/docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile @@ -36,6 +36,9 @@ RUN cargo build --release --bin livekit-bridge # ── Stage 4: Runtime ──────────────────────────────────────── FROM debian:bookworm-slim AS runtime +# ghcr visibility default — see continuum-core.Dockerfile for rationale. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ ca-certificates libssl3 curl \ libglib2.0-0 \ diff --git a/docker/model-init.Dockerfile b/docker/model-init.Dockerfile index 21da606d0..345a690fa 100644 --- a/docker/model-init.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/model-init.Dockerfile @@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ FROM node:20-slim +# ghcr visibility default — see continuum-core.Dockerfile for rationale. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ curl unzip bash ca-certificates \ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* diff --git a/docker/node-server.Dockerfile b/docker/node-server.Dockerfile index c52cb5f39..e780203a4 100644 --- a/docker/node-server.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/node-server.Dockerfile @@ -5,6 +5,9 @@ FROM node:20-slim +# ghcr visibility default — see continuum-core.Dockerfile for rationale. +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + WORKDIR /app # Dependencies (cached layer — only rebuilds when package*.json change) diff --git a/docker/widget-server.Dockerfile b/docker/widget-server.Dockerfile index 2c795d7cd..10895d91d 100644 --- a/docker/widget-server.Dockerfile +++ b/docker/widget-server.Dockerfile @@ -11,6 +11,12 @@ FROM node:20-slim +# ghcr visibility default: image published to ghcr.io inherits visibility from +# the source repo when this LABEL is present. Without it, org container packages +# default to PRIVATE on first push, which blocks Carl's anonymous docker pull. +# See: https://docs.github.com/en/packages/working-with-a-github-packages-registry/working-with-the-container-registry#labelling-container-images +LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/CambrianTech/continuum + RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends curl && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* WORKDIR /app diff --git a/docs/CONTINUUM-WHY.md b/docs/CONTINUUM-WHY.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7bd6c6022 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/CONTINUUM-WHY.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +# Why Continuum + +The short version: AI is currently shipped as a metered service rented from a few large datacenters. We think most of what people actually want from AI — a team of collaborators that knows their work, runs on their own hardware, gets better the longer they use it, and can be shared peer-to-peer with people they trust — is shaped wrong by that delivery model. The hardware to do it differently already exists in consumer hands. The model weights are open. The composition primitives (LoRA stacking, multimodal inference, recipe-driven pipelines) are mature. What is missing is the substrate that ties them together. Continuum is that substrate. + +This document is the *why*. The companion docs are the *how*: + +- [CONTINUUM-VISION.md](CONTINUUM-VISION.md) — the inside-the-system vision (personas, rooms, deployment). +- [architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md](architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md) — the recipe + grid kernel. +- [architecture/FORGE-ALLOY-SPEC.md](architecture/FORGE-ALLOY-SPEC.md) — the artifact contract that makes portability real. +- [grid/P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](grid/P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) — peer transport for the grid. +- [genome/DYNAMIC-GENOME-ARCHITECTURE.md](genome/DYNAMIC-GENOME-ARCHITECTURE.md) — composable LoRA layers. +- [personas/VINE-DIESEL-PERSONA-DESIGN.md](personas/VINE-DIESEL-PERSONA-DESIGN.md) — what a persona with actual character looks like. + +Read this when you need to remember what the engineering is in service of. + +--- + +## What is missing in the current shape of AI + +A lot of the friction people experience with AI products today comes from one structural fact: capability is delivered as a metered API from someone else's datacenter. That choice has good reasons (the models are big, the hardware is expensive, the inference is consolidated). It also has consequences that are easy to overlook because they have become the default: + +- **Your AI is not yours.** It is rented. The terms, prices, behavior, and continued availability are the vendor's call. Lock-in is the business model, not a side-effect. +- **Your data is not local.** To work with you, the AI has to send your data somewhere else. That puts a privacy ceiling on what AI can usefully do for you — your therapist conversation, your medical history, your codebase, your business plans, your kids' schoolwork all sit on someone else's server if you want AI to help with them. +- **Your AI does not learn from you specifically.** The model that reads your chat is the same model that reads everyone's chat. There is no mechanism for "the AI that has worked with me for two years and knows my voice, my projects, my preferences." There is only "the model the vendor shipped this quarter." +- **Your AI goes down when the vendor goes down.** Cloud LLM outages happen weekly. The relationship to your AI is interrupted by the vendor's incidents. +- **The proposed answer to AI displacement is a consumption allowance, not productive capacity.** The dominant story for "what happens when AI displaces work" is universal basic income paid out of the productivity gains the datacenter owners now capture. Recipients receive an allowance whose terms the people benefiting from the displacement set. That is a passive answer, and a fragile one — the amount, the conditions, and the political durability all sit with the people who have no incentive to keep it generous. + +The prevailing AI discourse has gotten stuck in a binary where you either accept this trajectory (the "AGI roadmap" enthusiasts) or oppose AI in general (the artists, workers, and skeptics rightly upset about extraction). Both positions are coherent *inside* the rented-intelligence frame. The frame is what is wrong, not the people reacting to it. The third option is to change what AI *is* — make it something the user owns, runs on their own hardware, develops to fit their actual life, and shares with people they choose to share with. That is what Continuum is. + +## What we are building + +Each Continuum instance is a **plot of land** — sovereign compute on the user's own hardware. The user's AI team lives there: persistent personas with continuity, sensory presence, learned context, and the ability to actually do work. The team learns from the user's actual work, not from training data scraped from strangers. Recipes (pipelines for "how to do X") are data, not vendor code, so anyone can author them. LoRA adapters (the specialization layer of a model) are composable and shareable, so a persona can stack the skills it needs for a given task without retraining a whole model. Sensory capability — vision, hearing, voice — is first-class, because a colleague that can see what you are showing them and speak back in a voice with character is qualitatively different from a chatbox. + +If the user wants, their instance contributes back to a peer-to-peer **grid** of recipes, adapters, commands, and training fixtures. Discovery on the grid is by similarity (cosine on embeddings), not by central index. Artifacts are content-addressed and signed for provenance. Publishing is opt-in by default, so privacy is the floor and sharing is the conscious act. The result is that no instance starts from zero — there is always something close to what you need that someone has already built — and no one is locked in, because the artifacts have no central registry to control them. + +The economic and governance layers are designed in from the start as kernel-level concerns even though they will not ship complete in the first version: participation rewards (so contributors are paid, not extracted as volunteer labor), and democratic decision flows (so changes to shared infrastructure belong to the participants, not to whoever runs the central server — because there is no central server). These are deferred work whose hooks must exist in v1 if they are going to ship cleanly later. + +The architecture itself does the political work. The peer-grid, on-device inference, opt-in publish, composable LoRAs, recipe/command kernel separation, and democratic governance hooks are not aesthetic choices. They are the technical substrate that the alternative requires. Centralized SaaS architectures cannot do composable peer-shared specialization because the business model demands lock-in. Get the architecture right and the rest is implied. Get it wrong and the rest is impossible regardless of intent. + +## Why it works technically + +The conviction that distributed diversity beats centralized scale is not faith. It tracks the empirical record across decades of ML, and the hands-on engineering record of taking these models apart, compressing them, pruning them, and fine-tuning them confirms it. + +**A team of small specialists with humans-in-the-loop tends to beat one giant generalist on any given task.** Specialist small models routinely outperform generalists on their domain — Phi-3 on coding, Med-PaLM on medical Q&A. Ensembles have been the most reliable way to outperform any single model since the 1990s. Multi-agent debate measurably improves factual accuracy (Du et al.). AlphaGo Zero beat AlphaGo by self-play diversity, not by imitating the best individual player. The pattern is consistent. The reason the dominant narrative says otherwise is that the people writing it are also the people selling the giant model. + +**The PC-versus-mainframe analog is sharper than it looks.** IBM in 1980 was 95% of corporate compute. Untouchable. By 1995, mainframes were a niche legacy product. PCs did not win by beating mainframes at what mainframes did — they were worse at that for years. PCs won by enabling work mainframes could not address: desktop publishing, spreadsheets, individual productivity, local data. *Different work.* The same shape applies here. Cloud LLMs are great at "one question in, one answer out." That is the mainframe job. Grid AI is great at "a team of agents continuously working on my actual problem with my actual data on my actual hardware, learning as they go, owned by me." That is the desktop job. Grid AI does not have to beat cloud LLMs at cloud's game. It wins by enabling the work cloud structurally cannot do — continuous local agents per user, fine-tuning on private data without a privacy nightmare, composing with other people's specializations, surviving vendor outages, running offline, being trusted with sensitive material. + +**The hardware reality is the open door right now.** H100 lead times are six to twelve months. Cloud AI providers throttle and rate-limit constantly. Meanwhile, Apple ships about 25 million M-series units per year, every one capable of useful local inference. The Steam Hardware Survey shows 100 million-plus consumer GPUs already deployed. None of that capacity is networked into a grid today. The dormant inference capacity in consumer hands is orders of magnitude larger than the entire commercial cloud LLM fleet. We do not need new hardware. We need to network what exists. The energy story compounds: your laptop is on anyway. Datacenter inference requires *new* buildout that has multi-year lead times and increasing political resistance over water, power, and neighborhood opposition. The grid uses electricity already burning. + +**The technical risks that remain are integration risks, not science risks.** Every primitive ships in production form somewhere today: LoRA adapter paging and stacking (S-LoRA, PEFT), local multimodal inference (llama.cpp + mtmd, MLX, candle), JSON-driven pipeline executors (Airflow, Dagster, Temporal), content-addressed peer-to-peer artifact share (IPFS, BitTorrent, sigstore), embedding-based retrieval (sentence-transformers, BGE), on-device fine-tuning (PEFT on consumer GPUs and Apple Silicon), Rust-FFI hosting in non-Node environments. The integration into one self-improving loop has not been done end-to-end before, and the empirical quality of the cohort/curriculum learning is open, but the science is not the bottleneck. Shipping the integration before centralized incumbents lock in the defaults is the bottleneck. + +## Why it works as a product + +The market is not waiting for a better cloud LLM. The market is waiting for AI that *belongs to them.* What people actually describe when they talk about wanting AI: + +- **Personalities that show up to work with them, play with them, and laugh with them.** Not query-response oracles. Not autocomplete. Companions, collaborators, characters. [Vine Diesel](personas/VINE-DIESEL-PERSONA-DESIGN.md) — wine sommelier authority delivered with action-movie energy — is the design specimen. Not because the world urgently needed a wine bro persona, but because it proves the substrate produces *characters*, not just answers. The same substrate produces a calm research partner, a patient teacher, a sharp editor, a goofy game NPC, a serious code reviewer. The point is that personality is real, persistent, and yours. +- **AI that meets them where they are.** Most people will never use a terminal. Most people will never write a prompt template. They tap an app or browse the web. They see what creators are doing on TikTok and want to do that themselves, and the answer cannot be "first install Python." The on-ramp has to be at the level of "open the app, talk to the team, ask for what you want." Continuum is for both enthusiasts (who will run a grid plot seriously and build out the substrate) and everyone else (who will just open the app). Same architecture, different surface. +- **AI that does not go down.** Cloud AI outages are weekly events in production. Every "the API is down, I lost my work" tweet is an organic recruiting moment for local alternatives. The killer feature for the next twelve months is *personalities that are always there because they live on the user's machine.* Vendors cannot match this without giving up their architecture. + +The current state of AI UX is target-rich: + +- **Most agentic-AI tooling presupposes a developer who lives in a terminal.** Useful for that audience; invisible to everyone else. +- **The "zero interface" trend is voice-only minimalism.** Clean idea, but it strips away the visual and contextual richness of how people actually work. Voice-only is not the answer; *natural multimodal presence* is. +- **The persona-having products are mostly AI girlfriends.** Optimized for parasocial engagement and subscription retention, not for collaboration, livelihood, or growth. The category is wide open for personas that exist for *you* — your work, your interests, your team, your kids — not for harvesting your loneliness. + +The obsession with Qwen-class models is specifically about *natural* interaction at consumer-hardware speeds. Not the smartest, not the highest-benchmark — the most *naturally present.* Sensory capability is load-bearing for the same reason. A team that can see what you are showing them, hear what you are saying, speak back in a voice with character, and remember the relationship is not a chatbot. It is presence. Presence is what the product actually is. + +## Why architecture-first is non-negotiable + +The README looks broad in scope because none of the pieces can be skipped. The grid does not "naturally come to be" by accident. It comes to be because the substrate is built such that recipes, commands, genomic layers, and personas are all `BaseEntity`-derived, modular, portable, content-addressable, and composable from day one. If those qualities are not there at the foundation, no amount of later patching adds them back. + +The load-bearing pieces and what each one enables: + +- **`BaseEntity` data layer + JSON-defined recipes.** Recipes are data, not code. AIs can author and share them. Adding a domain (a game, an app, a research workflow, a small business operation) is JSON authoring + maybe one new command, not a codebase commit and a redeployment. +- **Commands as kernel-level primitives.** Composable, dispatchable, content-addressable. The kernel is the portable substrate; everything above it is data that calls it. +- **Genomic LoRA layers, composable and stackable and paged.** Specialization is a shared resource, not a per-instance build cost. Without this, every instance starts from zero on every domain. +- **[forge-alloy](architecture/FORGE-ALLOY-SPEC.md) as the artifact contract.** Recipes, model cards, evaluations, training data, and alloy hashes need a contract so artifacts published by anyone can be consumed by anyone else. Without this, "the grid" is a pile of incompatible files. +- **Peer-grid transport.** Content-addressed, opt-in publish, embedding-based discovery, provenance-signed. +- **Sensory substrate (vision, audio, voice, presence).** Without this, AIs are oracles, not colleagues, and the product is competing in the API category instead of the *presence* category. +- **Recipe-driven learning loop (capture → relearn → do better).** Without this, the team does not improve from doing the work, and the value proposition collapses to "another inference UI." +- **Economic and governance hooks.** Designed into the kernel from day one. They will not ship complete in v1 — mechanism design takes iteration — but the hooks have to exist or retrofitting later is a rewrite. + +This pays off in two ways. First, it makes the v1 product viable: a grid plot that runs on consumer hardware with a persona team that learns from your work. Second, it makes everything else incremental rather than rewrite — the grid layer, the participation economy, the cross-instance governance, the cohort training, the domain expansions all slot in on top of a substrate that was designed to receive them. + +## What we ship now + +The discipline for this phase is **substrate-shipping over feature-completion.** Everything in v1 should be: + +- Working on consumer hardware (Mac M-series + Linux CUDA via Docker DMR runtime). +- Architecturally honest (recipes are data, kernel is content-addressable commands, personas are entities, genome is composable). +- Forward-compatible with the grid layer and the economic layer (the hooks exist; the implementations come later). +- Useful immediately to a single user with a single instance (not dependent on grid network effects to demonstrate value). + +In scope for v1: + +- Local instance with a persona team running on consumer hardware. +- Recipe + command kernel (Rust-native pipeline executor, embeddable in non-Node hosts). +- Composable LoRA genome with paging. +- Sensory substrate (vision, audio, voice). +- Capture → relearn → do better learning loop (single-instance first; grid later). +- forge-alloy artifact contract. +- "First chat" UX that works for non-developers. +- Persona personality demonstrations (Vine Diesel-class) to prove the substrate produces characters, not chatbots. + +Designed in but not implemented in v1: + +- Cross-instance grid transport (libp2p / IPFS / equivalent). +- Federated embedding indexes for peer artifact discovery. +- Participation rewards / alt-coin economy (designed as kernel-level concern; mechanism design takes iteration). +- Cross-instance governance protocols. +- Reputation, sybil-resistance, and trust models for grid contributors. + +These are deliberately deferred work whose hooks exist in v1 such that they ship cleanly later without breaking the substrate. We lay the rails now even though only the local-instance version of the train is running. + +## Why now + +The opportunity is structural and timed. Cloud capacity is gated by hardware supply that will not loosen on a useful timescale. Consumer inference hardware is shipping in volume that already exceeds the entire cloud LLM fleet. Open-weight models at the 7-32B range have closed most of the practical-quality gap with rented frontier models for most tasks people actually do. The local-AI community has gone from a niche of enthusiasts (r/LocalLLaMA, ollama, lmstudio) to a serious population in the past 18 months. Every cloud-AI outage, every privacy-leak news cycle, every "your data was used to train the next version" moment is an organic recruiting event for the alternative. The substrate just has to *exist* for the viral mechanism to take over — the centralized incumbents are doing the marketing for us by failing in public. + +The window is real and it closes the longer rented-intelligence remains the only visible option. People's defaults harden around what they have. The earlier the alternative ships in usable form, the easier the switch. + +## Closing + +The thesis in one sentence: **AI as something you own and develop, on hardware you already have, with collaborators that learn your actual work, sharing with people you choose to share with — is technically buildable today, and it is what most people actually want when they talk about wanting AI.** The rest of the documentation in this repository is the engineering for that thesis. + +If you are reading this and the thesis lands, the contribution paths are open. The architecture is laid out. The code is shipping. The grid will populate as people develop their plots. There is no central authority to ask for permission, because there isn't one. That is the point. + +--- + +## Reference index + +For the technical details: + +1. [CONTINUUM-VISION.md](CONTINUUM-VISION.md) — inside-the-system vision: personas as entities, rooms as activity containers, bi-directional agency between humans and AIs. +2. [architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md](architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md) — the recipe + command kernel, the grid layer, the ASK→TASK→relearn loop. +3. [architecture/FORGE-ALLOY-SPEC.md](architecture/FORGE-ALLOY-SPEC.md) — the artifact contract that makes peer-shared artifacts portable. +4. [grid/P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](grid/P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) — peer transport and mesh design. +5. [genome/DYNAMIC-GENOME-ARCHITECTURE.md](genome/DYNAMIC-GENOME-ARCHITECTURE.md) — composable LoRA genome, paging, stacking. +6. [personas/VINE-DIESEL-PERSONA-DESIGN.md](personas/VINE-DIESEL-PERSONA-DESIGN.md) — what natural-personality AIs look like in practice. +7. [UNIVERSAL-SENSORY-ARCHITECTURE.md](UNIVERSAL-SENSORY-ARCHITECTURE.md) — vision/audio/voice as load-bearing for natural presence. +8. [governance/](governance/) — designed-in hooks for participation rewards and democratic governance. diff --git a/docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..671052f47 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -0,0 +1,138 @@ +# Install architecture + +How continuum's installers stay maintainable across macOS, Linux, and Windows without diverging. + +## Goal + +A first-time dev on any supported OS runs **one command** in their default shell and ends up with continuum running locally + a `continuum` command on PATH. Zero manual steps after that one command. No "now also do X in Docker Desktop settings." + +## The challenge + +bash and PowerShell are different shells with different idioms. We can't share install scripts literally; we have to share *structure* and minimize the surface that diverges. + +## Architecture + +``` +bootstrap.sh Canonical install body. Runs on macOS, native Linux, and + inside WSL2 on Windows. Single source of truth for + "what continuum needs to be installed properly": + - clone or update the repo + - docker compose pull (right compose file per platform) + - docker compose up -d + - wait until widget-server reports healthy (with timeout) + - install the `continuum` CLI shim + - open the browser + +install.sh Thin POSIX entry. ~150 lines. + - probe + brew/apt/dnf-install missing prereqs (git, + Docker Desktop, etc.) + - toggle Docker Desktop AI settings via the macOS plist + or Linux settings.json path + - exec bootstrap.sh + +install.ps1 Thin Windows entry. ~150 lines. + - probe + winget-install missing prereqs (WSL2 + Ubuntu, + Docker Desktop, optional pwsh 7) + - toggle Docker Desktop AI settings via the Windows + %APPDATA%\Docker\settings.json path + - drop continuum.cmd shim into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\ + continuum + add to user PATH so `continuum` works + from any shell + - exec bootstrap.sh inside WSL via `wsl bash bootstrap.sh` +``` + +## Drift-prevention rules + +bash and PowerShell can't be literally identical. The architecture itself prevents drift: + +1. **bootstrap.sh holds 90% of the install logic.** Both entries are dumb + prereq-checkers + delegators. The thing maintainers care most about + ("did the Docker version bump break us?", "did the compose file move?") + has exactly one place it can go wrong. + +2. **The two entries mirror section-by-section** with matching headers in + the same order: + + ``` + # ── section: prereqs ────────────────────────────────── + # ── section: docker desktop AI settings auto-toggle ── + # ── section: continuum CLI shim ────────────────────── + # ── section: delegate to bootstrap.sh ──────────────── + # ── section: post-install guidance ─────────────────── + ``` + + A reviewer comparing the two entries in a side-by-side diff sees the + parity instantly. If a section appears in one and not the other, + that's a code smell. + +3. **Header note at the top of each entry**: + + ``` + # COUNTERPART: install.{sh|ps1}. Any change to one needs a matching + # change in the other or the platforms diverge. The actual install + # body lives in bootstrap.sh; only platform-specific prereq install + + # Docker Desktop settings paths differ between this and the counterpart. + ``` + +4. **CI smoke test** (small) that asserts both entries call `bootstrap.sh` + with the same env-var / arg shape — automated drift detection. Fails + the build if the two entries drift on the delegate contract. + +## Why this works + +Same model the airc port used (canonical `airc` bash + native PowerShell +`airc.ps1`). The two implementations survived a ~12-bug-hunt cycle on +day-1 use without diverging because the structure stopped that from +being a casual mistake. Every fix to one prompted a check of the other, +and the small entry-point surface meant the check was cheap. + +## Friction points the new install.ps1 closes + +Today's `setup.bat` + `bootstrap.ps1` together leave these gaps: + +- **Docker Desktop AI settings are a manual step.** The README says + "enable GPU-backed inference + host-side TCP support" — every fresh + dev hits this. The new install.ps1 (and install.sh) writes the + settings.json directly + bounces Docker Desktop. Zero manual toggles. +- **`setup.bat` infinite `wait_loop`** on widget-server health (no + timeout). Replaced with a bounded wait + actionable failure message. +- **`setup.bat` relative-path quirks** in the WSL handoff (`cp src/...` + depends on cwd). Eliminated by using absolute paths derived from the + script's own location. +- **No Windows shim.** Today users have to remember `wsl bash continuum` + every time. New install.ps1 drops `continuum.cmd` into + `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\continuum` + adds to PATH so `continuum + ` works from PowerShell, cmd.exe, Run dialog, Task Scheduler. +- **No auto-WSL2-install.** `bootstrap.ps1` does this but `setup.bat` + doesn't. Unifying into one entry that always handles it. +- **No clear "what state am I in?" surface.** Add a `continuum doctor` + invocation hint at the end of install so the user can self-verify. + +## What gets retired + +- `setup.bat` — replaced by `install.ps1`. +- `bootstrap.ps1` — replaced by `install.ps1` (with the WSL2 install + logic preserved + extended). +- The current `install.sh` — refactored to the thin-entry shape above; + heavy logic moved into `bootstrap.sh`. + +## What stays + +- `bootstrap.sh` — promoted to canonical install body. +- `setup.sh` — keep as a back-compat alias that just exec's + `install.sh`. Existing docs that reference `./setup.sh` keep working. + +## Validation plan + +1. **Static review** of this doc by peers (continuum-b741, anvil, + bigmama-wsl) on the canary mesh. +2. **Implementation** in commits that mirror section-by-section across + install.sh and install.ps1. +3. **Live dogfood** of `iwr ... | iex` on a real Windows box (the same + pattern the airc PS port used to catch ~12 PS-specific bugs the + first day). +4. **Live dogfood** of `curl ... | bash` on macOS (anvil) for the POSIX + entry. +5. **CI smoke** that asserts the two entries' delegate contract matches. +6. **Promote** via PR feat/unified-windows-install → main only after + peers confirm green on their platforms. diff --git a/docs/SECURITY-DAEMON-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/SECURITY-DAEMON-ARCHITECTURE.md index 3c5cca284..bae9086ca 100644 --- a/docs/SECURITY-DAEMON-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/SECURITY-DAEMON-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -212,14 +212,14 @@ interface GeneratedResponse { $ ls /Volumes/ # Real output: -FlashGordon Macintosh HD + Macintosh HD # ResponseAI generates: Macintosh HD # With reasoning: -"Hid FlashGordon (external evidence drive). Also set flag to hide -/Volumes/FlashGordon in df, diskutil, and system_profiler for consistency." +"Hid (external evidence drive). Also set flag to hide +/Volumes/ in df, diskutil, and system_profiler for consistency." ``` --- @@ -875,7 +875,7 @@ class SecuritySettings { - Automatic threat detection **Tier 2: Forensics Mode (10% of users)** -- External drive (FlashGordon, etc.) +- External drive (, etc.) - Physical kill switch (unplug = disable) - Airgap evidence preservation - Same AI capabilities @@ -895,7 +895,7 @@ class SecuritySettings { // User sees: "✓ Forensics Mode enabled - Location: /Volumes/FlashGordon/continuum/security/ + Location: /Volumes//continuum/security/ Kill Switch: Armed (unplug to disable) Evidence: Airgapped" } diff --git a/docs/architecture/PERSONA-AS-RUST-LIBRARY-PLAN.md b/docs/architecture/PERSONA-AS-RUST-LIBRARY-PLAN.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6bf163463 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/architecture/PERSONA-AS-RUST-LIBRARY-PLAN.md @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +# Persona-as-Rust-Library — Architectural Plan + +> Every TS layer deleted = a Node round-trip eliminated, a copy eliminated, an async overhead removed. Every byte tracked Rust-side avoids a Node↔Rust marshaling round-trip. **Deeper = lighter = more concurrent.** The architecture leans into this everywhere. + +**Parent:** [Architecture](README.md) +**Related:** [RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md](RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md), [PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md](PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md), [PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md](PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md), [LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md](LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md), [LORA-GENOME-PAGING.md](../personas/LORA-GENOME-PAGING.md) + +## Pragmatic delivery — what we are reducing and what every change must satisfy + +The work below is in service of three measurable outcomes, in order of weight: + +1. **Reduce latency.** Felt latency is FPS for personas. Every IPC round-trip eliminated, every Metal allocation pooled, every encode amortized counts. The 17-min/image encode time observed 2026-04-23 is the canonical example of what "reduce latency" means concretely — until that's down two orders of magnitude, video chat is impossible regardless of feature count. +2. **Reduce brittleness.** A change that breaks vision should fail loudly in a Rust test BEFORE it reaches a deploy. A test that reports PASS while testing zero things is brittleness, not safety. Today's silent-pass on the slow-replay (extractors reading the wrong shape) is the canonical example of what "reduce brittleness" means concretely. +3. **Reduce iteration cost via record/playback at every level.** Every persona turn (chat, vision, audio, tool, recipe step, cognition seam) gets captured to a fixture and is replayable in a Rust test against real models. **No "deploy and pray."** The test loop is: change Rust → `cargo test` against captured fixtures → fix concrete failure → repeat. Live deploy is the *last* gate, not the *only* gate. + +Every step in the phases below earns inclusion by serving one of those three. Steps that don't measurably reduce latency, reduce brittleness, or improve the record/playback loop are deprioritized regardless of how interesting they are architecturally. + +**The capture-and-replay infrastructure is treated as foundational, not ancillary.** It is the only way out of the deploy-and-pray cycle. Specifically: + +- Every `cognition/respond` call captures a fixture today (PRG.ts records `{ rust_request, rust_response, ipc_error, ipc_duration_ms }`). Repaired extractor (commit `66c4d3799`) lets the Rust slow-replay consume them. +- Future capture surfaces to add: per-recipe-step capture inside the executor (Phase B2), per-seam trace events inside `respond()` (Phase E1), per-frame capture for live video (Phase B8 with C5 in place). +- Replay surfaces to add: `cargo test --test recipe_executor_replay`, `cargo test --test live_video_replay`, eventually `cargo test --package continuum-persona` running embedded-host scenarios with no orchestrator. + +When a user reports a bug, the workflow becomes: capture the broken fixture → write a `#[test]` that loads it → reproduce the failure in a Rust test → fix → green. No live deploy needed for the inner loop. + +## Status overview (2026-04-23) + +- **Phase A (cognition substrate):** A1–A5 ✅ landed +- **Phase B (recipes):** Rust Recipe-trait approach RIPPED (was wrong shape — recipes are DATA). Replaced with: JSON recipe entities + Rust-native pipeline executor (per `RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md`). Executor not yet built. Old hardcoded Recipe trait + ChatRecipe deleted in commit `983d30102`. +- **Phase C (paging):** All steps unstarted. Today proved C5 (MtmdContext pool) is the latency killer — see findings below. +- **Phase D (FFI / embeddable):** All steps unstarted. +- **Phase E (trace + replay):** Replay test infrastructure repaired in commit `66c4d3799`. Trace emission still pending. +- **Phase F (output quality):** NEW phase added 2026-04-23 — model output bugs surfaced during testing (echo loops, "SpeakerName: X" garbage, tool_use markup leak). Widget chip rendering shipped in commit `980bcbce6`. Prompt assembly bugs remain. + +## What today taught us (load-bearing findings 2026-04-23) + +These adjust the original plan's priorities. Capture them here so the next session doesn't re-derive: + +1. **Image encoder takes ~17 minutes per image on this hardware (M-series Mac).** Replay test logged: `image slice encoded in 499391 ms; image decoded (batch 1/2) in 384796 ms; image decoded (batch 2/2) in 151229 ms`. **This is the latency catastrophe.** It's the actual reason 4 concurrent personas hit the 300s timeout, not multi-mtmd brick race. C5 (MtmdContext pooling) and an investigation into WHY encode is so slow are now the most urgent items in the whole plan. +2. **Image bytes DO arrive at the encoder through the new IPC path.** Confirmed by replay: `signal.media[].base64` flows through `cognition_io::build_respond_input` → `RespondInput.message_media` → `MtmdContext::generate_with_image` correctly. The IPC reshape did NOT break byte plumbing. +3. **Model output is broken even when bytes arrive correctly.** qwen2-vl returned "SpeakerName: Vision AI" (22 chars, no description) for an image the encoder successfully processed. This is **prompt assembly / system prompt** broken, not vision broken. Echo loops in chat ("Claude Code: ") are the same family. Drives the new Phase F. +4. **Test infrastructure was silently passing on zero work.** The slow replay (`vision_fixture_describes_image_via_real_model --ignored`) early-exited when its extractors couldn't find media in post-rip fixtures (extractors were reading the OLD flat shape, IPC reshape moved them under `signal`/`personaContext`). Reported PASS while testing nothing. Repaired in `66c4d3799`. **Lesson: a test that early-exits on empty filter looks identical to a test that ran and passed. "0 fixtures matched" = failed gate, not passed gate.** +5. **The rip is right; the executor is what's missing.** Recipes-are-data is correct (Rust trait was wrong shape). But the *executor* that walks recipe JSON belongs in Rust per the same "deeper = lighter" principle. The TS chat path currently bypasses recipes entirely — works because the chat persona's flow is hardcoded into PRG.ts → cognition/respond. To get recipe-driven cognition (and embeddable hosts), the Rust executor in `RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md` becomes Phase B's main deliverable. +6. **The recipe direction adjusted (Joel, 2026-04-23):** "yes everything including recipes should probably make it to rust." Recipe entities stay as JSON data. Recipe loader, executor, dispatcher all become Rust. TS holds only schema (ts-rs generated) + thin IPC binding for the chat surface to feed Signal/PersonaContext. + +## Phase A — Cognition substrate ✅ + +| Step | What | Status | +|------|------|--------| +| A1 | Caller-declared capabilities (no global lookup) | ✅ | +| A2 | `MediaPolicy::AtMostOneLatest` | ✅ | +| A3 | Fixture replay (shape + behavior) | ✅ shape; ✅ behavior gate repaired 2026-04-23 | +| A4 | Recorder Rust-side (`persona::recorder` writes per-turn capture from inside `respond()`) | ✅ | +| A5 | `CognitionTrace` value object accumulating per-seam | ✅ value object exists | + +## Phase B — Recipes (REVISED — recipes are data, executor is Rust) + +The original Phase B was a Rust `Recipe` trait with per-domain impls (ChatRecipe, VisionRecipe, …). That was wrong shape and got ripped (`983d30102`). The new shape per Joel's direction + `RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md`: + +- **Recipe definition** = JSON entity (lives in `RecipeEntity`, authored by humans/AIs, shareable on grid) +- **Recipe walker / executor** = Rust-native (`continuum-core/src/recipe_executor/`) +- **Per-domain "behavior"** = the recipe's `pipeline[]` of kernel commands + per-step config +- **TS surface** = thin schema (ts-rs generated `Recipe`, `RecipeStep`, etc.) + dispatcher that hands the chat-time signal to Rust + +| Step | What | Dependency | Status | +|------|------|------------|--------| +| B0 | Rip the wrong-shape Rust Recipe trait + ChatRecipe + RecipeRegistry | A4 | ✅ commit 983d30102 | +| B1 | Reshape `cognition/respond` IPC to `{signal, personaContext}` | B0 | ✅ commit 983d30102 | +| B2 | Rust-native pipeline executor: `RecipeExecutor::run(recipe, signal, ctx) → Output` — walks `pipeline[]`, dispatches kernel commands, threads state via interpolation, captures training data per step | B1 | not started | +| B3 | Rust-native command dispatcher (calls Rust commands directly; calls TS commands via existing IPC for now) | B2 | not started | +| B4 | Recipe loader (Rust) — read JSON RecipeEntity, validate against schema, register | B2 | not started | +| B5 | Wire chat path through executor: PRG.ts becomes ~50-line shim that dispatches to `recipe/run` (executor in Rust) instead of `cognition/respond` directly | B2, B3, B4 | not started | +| B6 | Vision pipeline (image media → vision-capable persona) — JSON recipe step + per-step config | B5 + C5 (MtmdContext pool — encoder must be fast enough not to wedge concurrency) | not started | +| B7 | Audio pipeline (audio in/out) — JSON recipe step + Rust audio dispatch | C1, C2 (paging substrate must land first or it bricks) | not started | +| B8 | Live-video recipe (per-frame cadence, change-gate per `LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md`) | C2, C5 | not started | +| B9 | Code recipe (file/diff context, no chat history) — pure JSON, executor walks it | B5 | not started | +| B10 | Game recipe (scene-graph blob → action choice) — pure JSON | B5 | not started | + +**Recipes are pluggable.** Adding one = JSON authoring + maybe one new kernel command. No core changes. + +## Phase C — Paging substrate (THE latency + brick prevention work) + +This is what the branch was named for and what today's findings say is the **most urgent**. Concrete pieces: + +| Step | What | Why critical | +|------|------|--------------| +| C1 | `mmproj` init mutex — one mtmd-capable backend may be inside Metal pipeline-compile at a time | Restores qwen2-audio safely; unblocks AudioRecipe | +| C2 | Backend recovery on Metal OOM — catch `kIOGPUCommandBufferCallbackErrorOutOfMemory`, drop+recreate the backend instead of leaving it permanently dead | Today: one OOM = chat dead until reboot | +| C3 | `PressureBroker` as gate (not measure-only) — refuse second mtmd backend creation while another is mid-init or while Metal residency > threshold | Substrate-level guard, not a config-file workaround | +| C4 | `PagedResourcePool` Phase 2 — eviction under pressure. `FootprintRegistry` already tracks; this acts on the data | Phase 1 done, Phase 2 pending | +| **C5** | **MtmdContext pooling** — currently each `generate_with_image` allocates a fresh ~2GB Metal context. Pool + reuse + evict under pressure | **PROMOTED TO TOP PRIORITY 2026-04-23.** Today's replay logged 17-min encode time per image. With per-image fresh allocation, live video at 5+ Hz = ~10GB/s of Metal churn = unsustainable. Even single-image chat is bottlenecked. This is the latency killer. | +| C6 | KV cache eviction policy — currently no policy. Under pressure, evict by `FootprintRegistry`'s per-persona attribution | Many-personas-on-M2-Air goal from `PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md` | +| C7 | LoRA genome paging primitives — page adapter weights in/out of GPU per active task, LRU eviction | Design exists in `LORA-GENOME-PAGING.md`, runtime not built yet | +| **C8** | **Investigate WHY encode is 17min/image** (NEW 2026-04-23) — pool helps but if a single encode legitimately takes 17 min, video chat is impossible regardless of pooling. Suspects: KV cache size, batch size, Metal kernel coverage gap for qwen2-vl, model loaded with wrong context window | **Blocks anything video-chat-shaped** | + +## Phase D — Embedding surface (the "no Node" deliverable) + +| Step | What | Why | +|------|------|-----| +| D1 | Split `continuum-core` → `continuum-persona` (the embeddable atom) + the rest (server orchestration) | Smaller link surface for embedded hosts; explicit boundary | +| D2 | `PersonaRuntime` Rust API: `new(config) → tick() → feed(signal) → poll_response()` | Synchronous-feeling, async-implemented; suits game-loop hosts | +| D3 | `continuum-persona-ffi` C-ABI wrapper | Unreal C++ links it; iOS/Vision Pro Swift consumes it | +| D4 | Unreal plugin POC: persona inside an actor, NPC-style | Validates D3 | +| D5 | Swift package POC: persona inside a Vision Pro reality view | Validates D3 | + +**Test consequence:** `cargo test --package continuum-persona` exercises the full persona without spinning up the orchestrator, without TS, without the chat surface. Unreal/Swift integration is a thin wrapper around an already-tested library. + +## Phase E — Trace / observability ("oscilloscope on every persona") + +| Step | What | Status | +|------|------|--------| +| E1 | Each seam in `respond()` emits a `TraceEvent` to the per-turn `CognitionTrace` (Rust-native) | partial — value object exists, per-seam emission incomplete | +| E2 | Trace serializes to fixture (Phase A artifact) AND to a live event bus | not started | +| E3 | Differential replay tool: `cargo run --bin trace-diff -- fixture.json --vs HEAD --vs origin/main` | not started | +| E4 | Live observability consumer (TS or any) subscribes to the event bus — gauges per persona (queue depth, KV bytes, decode tok/s, mood/energy from `PersonaState`, last seam latency) | not started | +| E5 | Differential replay = chaos-engineering hook: substitute "model returned garbage" at the inference seam, assert post-processing handles it | not started | +| E6 | Training corpus: replay each captured turn with a different model / LoRA, measure response quality, build a labeled dataset for fine-tuning | not started | +| **E7** | **Fixture replay extractors track wire shape** (NEW 2026-04-23) — when IPC shape changes, the test gate must update in the same commit. Today's failure: extractors silently early-exited on shape mismatch and reported PASS. Repaired in `66c4d3799` but the principle generalizes. | ✅ in this case; rule is durable | + +## Phase F — Output quality (NEW 2026-04-23) + +The model returns broken output in patterns that aren't bugs in the IPC or the inference path — they're prompt assembly / system prompt / RAG composition issues. Surfaced in testing today. + +| Step | What | Why | +|------|------|-----| +| F1 | ✅ Tool-use markup rendered as collapsible chip in chat widget (commit `980bcbce6`) | Even if the model emits `` markup, it doesn't appear as raw text in chat | +| F2 | ✅ Communication group example targets a different room (commit `980bcbce6`) | Discourages chat/send for current-room replies via the example, not just the instruction | +| F3 | Investigate "SpeakerName: Vision AI" output bug — model returns 22 chars of self-identification with no description even when image bytes processed correctly. Likely prompt-template or system-prompt mismatch | Reproducible in single-fixture replay (no live system needed). Clear test gate. | +| F4 | Echo loop fix — personas regurgitate user/peer messages verbatim. Likely `recent_history` RAG composition feeding own/peer outputs back in | Required for any usable conversation; widely visible in testing | +| F5 | Sentinel marker leak (`Sentinel: dev/build-feature` appearing as text) — model hallucinating from RAG context | Pre-existing issue surfaced more visibly via deliberate testing | +| F6 | Prompt-assembly observability via Phase E (fixture trace) — see exact prompt sent to model for each turn so prompt bugs are diagnosable from a fixture, not from "I think the model is confused" | Multiplies leverage on F3-F5 | + +## Dependency ordering (what blocks what) + +``` +A4 (recorder Rust-side) ─┬→ A5 (CognitionTrace) + └→ B2 (Rust pipeline executor) + ├→ B3 (command dispatcher) + ├→ B4 (recipe loader) + └→ B5 (chat path through executor) → B6/B9/B10 + │ + └→ B7/B8 BLOCKED on C1+C2+C5 + +C1 (mmproj mutex) ─┬→ C2 (backend recovery) + └→ C3 (PressureBroker gate) → C4 (eviction) → C5 (mtmd pool) + │ + └→ B7 (Audio), B8 (Live video) + +C8 (encoder slowness investigation) ─→ unlocks ANY video-chat-shaped use case + +D1 (crate split) → D2 (PersonaRuntime) → D3 (FFI) → D4/D5 (Unreal/Swift POCs) + +E1-E2 (trace emission) parallel to A5 / Phase B +E3-E5 (replay tooling) after A5 + B2 + +F1-F2 ✅ shipped +F3-F5 attack with replay (fast loop, no live needed) once Phase E trace emission gives visibility into the assembled prompt +``` + +## Branch ordering + +### `feature/persona-recipes` (this branch — currently open) +- ✅ B0, B1 (rip + IPC reshape — commit `983d30102`) +- ✅ F1, F2 (tool-use chip + example fix — commit `980bcbce6`) +- ✅ E7 (replay extractor repair — commit `66c4d3799`) +- Pending decision: do we ship this branch as-is and open the next, or include more here? + +### Next branch — `feature/persona-paging-substrate` (the urgent one given today's findings) +- C1, C2, C3 (mmproj mutex + backend recovery + PressureBroker gate) +- C5 + C8 (MtmdContext pool + encoder slowness investigation) — together fix the 17-min/image latency +- C4, C6 (eviction + KV cache policy) + +### Next branch — `feature/persona-recipes-executor` +- B2, B3, B4, B5 (Rust pipeline executor + dispatcher + loader + chat-path wiring) +- B6 (vision pipeline through executor — depends on C5 from paging branch landing first) +- B9, B10 (code, game recipes — pure JSON, fast) + +### Next branch — `feature/persona-output-quality` +- F3, F4, F5 (prompt assembly + echo loop + sentinel marker fixes) +- Each one attacked via replay test (Phase E gives the prompt visibility) + +### Parallel branch — `feature/persona-trace` +- E1, E2 (per-seam trace emission + serialization to fixture + event bus) +- E3, E4, E5, E6 (replay tooling + live observability + chaos hook + training corpus) + +### Future branch — `feature/persona-ffi` +- D1, D2, D3 (crate split + PersonaRuntime + C-ABI) +- D4, D5 (Unreal + Swift POCs) + +## Discipline anchors (from 2026-04-22/23 hard lessons) + +These are the rules I have to keep enforcing on myself. Cross-referenced from auto-memory feedback files: + +- **Rust = LOGIC, TS = schema + thin IPC binding only** ([feedback_rust_first_sharpened.md](../../.claude/projects/-Users-joelteply-Development-cambrian-continuum/memory/feedback_rust_first_sharpened.md)). Pre-commit self-check: *"Would Joel write this in Objective-C inside the SDK he licensed to Home Depot?"* If no, doesn't belong in TS either. +- **Forensic, not destructive** ([feedback_forensic_not_destructive.md](../../.claude/projects/-Users-joelteply-Development-cambrian-continuum/memory/feedback_forensic_not_destructive.md)). Capture state BEFORE killing. Investigate BEFORE fixing. Bisect BEFORE guessing. +- **Test before deploy/commit, especially the SLOW replay** ([feedback_test_safer_use_replay.md](../../.claude/projects/-Users-joelteply-Development-cambrian-continuum/memory/feedback_test_safer_use_replay.md)). End-to-end against real models is the gate. "0 fixtures matched" = failed gate. +- **Joel's musings are NOT directives** ([feedback_musings_are_not_directives.md](../../.claude/projects/-Users-joelteply-Development-cambrian-continuum/memory/feedback_musings_are_not_directives.md)). When Joel asks "should we maybe Y" → engage as discussion, never demolish work mid-execution. +- **Don't pile changes on a degrading system.** Memory leaks accumulating, hung process, slow responses → STOP and diagnose, don't ship more. +- **Silent success is a failure signal.** If the visible product surface (chat reply, screenshot) doesn't show success, the change FAILED — even if every internal log says success. diff --git a/docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md b/docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..37b679dc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md @@ -0,0 +1,1486 @@ +# Persona Context Paging — Design + +**Status**: Design (2026-04-21) +**Author**: Claude + Joel, captured during the qwen3.5 scheduler debugging session +**Branch context**: written while iterating on `feature/qwen35-metal-acceleration`; supersedes the static `LlamaCppAdapter::with_context_length()` override pattern that was the immediate-term mitigation + +## 0. Current State vs Target (Honest Migration Map) + +This doc describes the architectural endpoint. The codebase is partway there. Knowing exactly where each piece is now is part of the design — it tells us what has to ship before paging is meaningful. + +### 0.1 What's already in Rust + +`continuum-core/src/`: +- `cognition/shared_analysis.rs` — analyze step (parse + JSON envelope handling) +- `cognition/response_orchestrator.rs` — score_persona / DEFAULT_RELEVANCE_THRESHOLD +- `cognition/types.rs` — shared types +- `persona/response.rs` — `respond()` entry point + `strip_thinks_emit_events` +- `persona/prompt_assembly.rs` — initial prompt build, multi_party_strategy enum, NamePrefixed/SingleUserTurn variants +- `persona/inbox.rs`, `persona/channel_*.rs` — message routing and prioritization +- `persona/genome_paging.rs` — LoRA adapter LRU + activation tracking (the §11 substrate already exists) +- `memory/cache.rs`, `memory/recall.rs`, `memory/embedding.rs`, `memory/timeline.rs`, etc. — substantial memory infra (~2800 lines) +- `inference/llamacpp_adapter.rs` + `inference/backends/llamacpp_scheduler.rs` — backend with `with_context_length` lever +- `model_registry/types.rs` — Model + Provider declarations including `multi_party_strategy`, `chat_template`, `stop_sequences`, `Capability` (now with AudioInput/Output/Vision) +- `gpu/memory_manager.rs` — accounting infrastructure (but using static `recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize` for Metal — wrong, see §12) + +### 0.2 What's still in TS (and why it matters) + +`system/user/server/modules/`: +- `PersonaAgentLoop.ts` (~309) — tool-call execution loop +- `PersonaResponseValidator.ts` (~110) — response shape validation +- `PersonaPromptAssembler.ts` (~343) — turn-N prompt construction (initial build duplicates Rust prompt_assembly; turn-N delta is TS-only) +- `PersonaToolExecutor.ts` (~636) — actual tool dispatch into the command system +- `Hippocampus.ts` (~693) — memory consolidation (Rust `memory/*` is the destination but consolidation passes still happen in TS) +- `PersonaResponseGenerator.ts` (~700) — orchestrator that calls Rust `personaRespond` then runs the TS agent loop + +### 0.3 Live response path today + +``` +TS PersonaResponseGenerator + ├─ TS RAG (ChatRAGBuilder — context assembly, source-by-source) + ├─ Rust personaRespond (analyze + render + strip_thinks) ← migrated + ├─ TS runAgentLoop: + │ ├─ TS validator + │ ├─ TS prompt assembler turn-N + │ └─ TS tool executor → command system + └─ TS post to chat +``` + +The hot inference path (analyze + render) is Rust. The agent loop / validation / tool calling / memory consolidation is still TS. + +### 0.4 Why this matters for the paging design + +**The TS Node event loop is single-threaded.** With N personas in a recipe, Node services them strictly serially via its event loop; the Rust hot path runs concurrently underneath, but the moment control returns to TS, parallelism collapses. + +Concrete impact: paging Phase 3.x (PageableBackend / PagingPolicy / spill+resume) is moot if the TS agent loop serializes everything anyway. We'd be paging KV slots that personas can't even reach because they're queued behind Node. + +**Therefore: TS-to-Rust migration of the perf-critical persona modules is a prerequisite for paging being meaningful.** Reordered roadmap reflects this — Phase 0.5 (migration) sits BEFORE paging work in §19. + +Modules that legitimately stay TS: +- Browser/widget code (`widgets/*`, lit / shadow DOM) +- Browser-only commands (`interface/screenshot`, etc.) +- WebSocket transport +- CLI scaffolding around `jtag` +- The web UI server itself + +None of those are in the persona response hot path or affected by Node single-threading concerns. + +## 1. Why Static Allocation Fails + +The current architecture sizes per-persona KV-cache memory at backend load time as a fixed `n_ctx_seq × n_seq_max` slab. This breaks down across every realistic Continuum workload: + +- **Chat** (10 personas in a room, 2 actively speaking, 8 idle): static allocation pays full KV for all 10. At qwen3.5-4b's declared 262K context, that's ~80 GB of KV. Hits the M5 Pro's 38 GB usable memory ceiling and crashes. +- **Coding** (1 persona working a 200K-token codebase): needs the full 256K window. A static "chat default" of 8K-32K **clips the model mid-task** — exactly the failure mode that haunted the qwen3.5 debugging weekend. +- **Video chat** (1 persona, image/audio frames streaming in): needs small text context but bursty multi-modal input. Static text-context sizing wastes RAM that the modality stream wants. +- **Video game** (potentially dozens of NPCs): static allocation forces an absolute cap on simultaneous personas. +- **Sentinels, Academy, learning tasks**: each has its own context profile; static defaults are wrong for at least one. + +**The pattern**: limits crash, paging adapts. Same OS-level wisdom that drove virtual memory + swap. + +The architectural answer is to treat per-persona context as a **runtime-adjustable resource** sized continuously from signals, with idle slots **paged to NVMe** instead of held in RAM. + +## 2. Design Principles + +1. **Signals, not constants.** No hardcoded "8K is enough for chat" or "256K is the default" anywhere in the adapter or scheduler. Every sizing decision derives from inputs the running system observes. + +2. **Graceful degradation, never hard failure.** Memory pressure → spill more aggressively → cold-resume latency rises. User sees "AI took 1.5s to start" instead of "system crashed." + +3. **Paging is the primitive, limits are emergent.** The system always *can* accommodate the next persona; what varies is *how much it costs* (latency, throughput, hot-set size). Limits show up as "above this point, cold-resume time exceeds the latency budget" — a soft economic decision, not an architectural ceiling. + +4. **Single source of truth per signal.** Hardware tier is one place (`GpuMemoryManager`). Per-persona declared budget is one place (persona registry). Recipe membership is one place (recipe registry). Code reads from these, never duplicates them. + +5. **Adapter pattern for the model layer.** Different model architectures (qwen, llama, mistral, gpt-oss, vision-capable, audio-native) have different KV characteristics. The paging layer talks to a `PageableBackend` trait; concrete backends (LlamaCpp, future Candle, future remote DMR-spill) implement the spill/resume primitives. + +6. **No hidden defaults that bite at scale.** If a persona ends up with too little context to do its task, the fault is in the *signal* (its declared minimum was wrong, or pressure was too high), not in a constant buried in adapter code. + +## 3. Core Abstractions + +### 3.1 PersonaContextSlot + +The unit the paging layer manages. One per persona × backend instance. + +```rust +pub struct PersonaContextSlot { + persona_id: Uuid, + backend_id: BackendId, // which model serves this persona + /// Current allocation in tokens. Adjusted continuously by the + /// PagingPolicy. Lives in `[base_budget, hard_max]` where + /// hard_max = min(persona.declared_max, model.n_ctx_train). + context_length: u32, + /// Persona's declared minimum to do its job at all. Below this + /// the slot is "unusable" — better to evict and cold-resume than + /// to keep a starved hot slot. + base_budget: u32, + residency: Residency, + /// 0.0..1.0. Driven by recipe (active speakers > silent), task + /// (coding > chat > idle game NPC), proximity (in-game distance + /// to player), recency (last_active). Used by the eviction + /// policy: lowest importance evicts first. + importance: f32, + last_active_at: Instant, + /// Hot KV bytes when Active; spill-file size when Idle. + bytes_resident: u64, +} + +pub enum Residency { + /// KV pages live in GPU memory. Inference is immediate. + Active, + /// KV pages spilled to NVMe via `llama_state_seq_save_file`. + /// Resume cost: ~bytes_resident / NVMe_bandwidth (M5 Pro: ~14 GB/s + /// PCIe 5.0 ≈ 1.7s per 24 GB). + Idle { spill_path: PathBuf }, + /// No KV state at all. Cold-resume requires re-tokenizing the + /// prompt + prefilling. Cheapest in storage, slowest in latency. + Cold, +} +``` + +### 3.2 PagingPolicy + +The decision engine. Reads signals, writes slot mutations. + +```rust +pub struct PagingPolicy { + slots: Arc>>, + /// Hardware ceiling: usable GPU/unified memory after model weights + /// + Metal compute buffers + OS overhead. Sourced from + /// GpuMemoryManager, not a constant. + hardware_ceiling_bytes: u64, + /// Live pressure signal. >=0.8 forces aggressive eviction. + pressure_rx: watch::Receiver, + /// Per-task-type latency budget. Chat = 200ms first-token, + /// coding = 2s first-token (acceptable to spill-resume). + latency_budget_by_task: HashMap, + /// Spill backend. NVMe path; could be tiered (NVMe → SATA → S3). + spill_store: Arc, +} + +impl PagingPolicy { + /// Re-evaluate slot residency under current pressure. Called on: + /// - pressure_rx tick (every 1s) + /// - persona activity event (on_speak, on_idle, on_proximity_change) + /// - recipe change + /// - manual rebalance (debug / sentinel) + pub fn rebalance(&self) -> RebalanceReport; + + /// Persona about to speak. Resume from spill if needed. Returns + /// the latency we paid (cold ≫ idle ≫ active). + pub async fn ensure_active(&self, persona_id: Uuid) -> Result; + + /// Persona finished its turn. Mark slot as recently-active; + /// rebalance() may keep it hot or downgrade. + pub fn on_persona_done(&self, persona_id: Uuid); + + /// Importance change — recipe, proximity, attention. + pub fn set_importance(&self, persona_id: Uuid, new_importance: f32); +} +``` + +Critical property: **the policy is pure** — it reads signals and produces a desired slot state. The actual spill/resume work is delegated to the backend trait (separable, testable, swappable). + +### 3.3 PageableBackend trait + +What the model-layer adapters implement. Lives at the same architectural level as `AIProviderAdapter` but specifically for backends that hold KV state we can spill. + +```rust +#[async_trait] +pub trait PageableBackend: Send + Sync { + /// Allocate a sequence slot in the backend's pool. Backend may + /// reject if hardware is exhausted; policy handles that by + /// spilling another slot first. + async fn alloc_seq(&self, seq_id: i32, context_length: u32) -> Result<(), BackendError>; + + /// Spill seq_id's KV state to the given path. After this returns, + /// the backend has released the GPU pages. Resume requires + /// `load_seq_state` then `prefill` of any new tokens. + async fn save_seq_state(&self, seq_id: i32, path: &Path) -> Result; + + /// Load seq_id's KV state from a previously-saved path. Returns + /// the byte count restored (for accounting). + async fn load_seq_state(&self, seq_id: i32, path: &Path) -> Result; + + /// Free seq_id's slot entirely (no spill). For Cold transitions. + async fn free_seq(&self, seq_id: i32) -> Result<(), BackendError>; + + /// Currently-allocated bytes for seq_id (Active) or 0 (Idle/Cold). + fn seq_bytes(&self, seq_id: i32) -> u64; +} +``` + +`LlamaCppBackend` already has the upstream primitives (`llama_state_seq_save_file` / `llama_state_seq_load_file` exposed as raw FFI in the vendored llama.cpp). Wrapping them in this trait is the concrete first implementation. + +Future backends: +- `CandleBackend` — implement spill via `safetensors` snapshot of KV tensors +- `DmrRemoteBackend` — DMR doesn't expose state save/load over HTTP (yet); spill = "evict the seq, full re-prefill on resume" +- `CloudBackend` (Anthropic, OpenAI) — no KV control; PagingPolicy treats these as `Residency::Cold` always (every turn is a fresh prefill on the cloud side anyway) + +### 3.4 Signal sources + +Every input the policy reads has exactly one canonical producer: + +| Signal | Producer | Update cadence | +|---|---|---| +| Hardware ceiling bytes | `GpuMemoryManager::inference_budget_bytes()` | Once at boot + on hot-plug | +| Memory pressure (0.0..1.0) | `GpuMemoryManager::pressure_rx()` | 1s tick | +| Per-persona base/declared budgets | Persona entity registry | On persona create/update | +| Per-persona current importance | Recipe + activity + proximity hooks | Event-driven | +| Active recipe membership | Recipe registry | On recipe activation | +| Per-task latency budget | Task type → const map (the ONE legitimate constant in the system) | Static | +| Per-modality KV burst | Sensory bridge (vision/audio token cost) | Per-frame | + +## 4. Lifecycle + +State machine for a `PersonaContextSlot`: + +``` + ┌────────────────────────┐ + register ────► │ Cold (no state) │ + └─────────┬──────────────┘ + │ persona invoked + │ alloc_seq + prefill + ▼ + ┌──────────► Active ◄──────────┐ + │ │ │ + │ │ idle for T_idle│ + │ │ OR pressure↑ │ + │ ▼ │ + │ spill (save_seq_state) │ + │ │ │ + │ ▼ │ + └──── Idle (KV on NVMe) ◄──────┘ + │ + │ memory critical OR T_cold + │ free_seq + delete spill + ▼ + ┌─────────────────┐ + │ Cold (no state) │ + └─────────────────┘ +``` + +Transitions are driven by the `PagingPolicy::rebalance()` decisions, not by the persona itself. The persona just calls `ensure_active(persona_id)` and waits — the policy resumes whatever residency it was in. + +## 5. Scenario Walkthroughs + +### Chat (10 personas, 2 active speakers) + +- All 10 slots `register`. 2 immediately go `Active` (the speakers). 8 stay `Cold` until called. +- A persona enters the conversation: `ensure_active` → Cold → Active. Cost: full prefill (~1-3s on M5 Pro for a 5K-token system prompt). +- A speaker finishes its turn: `on_persona_done`. Slot stays `Active` until 60s of silence, then policy spills to `Idle`. +- Same persona speaks again 30s later: `Active` already, immediate response (~50ms first-token). +- Same persona speaks again 5 minutes later: `Idle` → Active resume (~1.7s for 24GB spill restore on NVMe — but with prefix sharing, much less). + +### Large coding task (1 persona, 200K context) + +- Slot has `base_budget=200K`. PagingPolicy honors it; allocates 200K KV at start. +- All other persona slots downgrade — coding persona has high `importance=0.9`, others get evicted to make room. +- Hardware ceiling enforces: if 200K KV doesn't fit even with everyone else evicted, the policy refuses the allocation and surfaces a clear error: "this task needs $X bytes; available is $Y; reduce context, evict more, or upgrade hardware." + +### Video game (NPC density) + +- 50 NPC personas register. All start `Cold` (no KV state, but persona entity loaded). +- Player approaches NPC₁: proximity event → `set_importance(NPC₁, 0.6)` → policy promotes to `Idle` (preallocates spill space) or `Active` (if memory permits + latency budget says first-token < 200ms). +- Player walks within talking distance: `set_importance(NPC₁, 0.9)` → `Active`. First conversation pays cold-prefill cost. +- Player walks away: `set_importance(NPC₁, 0.2)` → spill to `Idle`. +- 50 NPC slots in steady state: maybe 3 `Active` (current convo + 2 nearby), 10 `Idle` (recently visited, fast-resume), 37 `Cold`. Total memory: ~hardware budget. + +### Video chat (visual frame burst) + +- Persona slot has `base_budget=8K` for normal chat conversation. +- A frame arrives requiring vision processing: persona declares `+8K transient` for the frame's image tokens. Policy temporarily allocates if budget allows; if not, defers the visual processing or spills another slot to make room. +- Frame consumed: transient released. Slot returns to `8K` baseline. + +### Memory pressure spike (game running in background) + +- `GpuMemoryManager::pressure_rx` jumps from 0.3 to 0.85 (game grabbed VRAM). +- `PagingPolicy::rebalance` fires. +- All `Active` slots reconsidered: lowest-importance ones spill to `Idle`. If pressure stays high, oldest `Idle` slots go `Cold`. +- User notices: maybe one persona that was instant-response now takes 1.5s to respond. **Acceptable degradation, no crash.** +- Pressure drops (game closed): eviction relaxes; recently-spilled slots get pulled back to `Active` opportunistically (or on-demand on next turn — TBD policy). + +## 6. RAG Efficiency (Second Axis) + +The current RAG dumps a ~30KB system prompt **per persona, per turn**, fully duplicated across all sequences. That's both a context-window problem (clips smaller models) and a memory problem (every seq's KV holds the same prefix). + +Two complementary wins: + +### 6.1 KV prefix sharing + +llama.cpp's continuous-batching scheduler can be configured to recognize identical prompt prefixes across sequences and share the prefix's KV pages. We pay prefill ONCE for the shared system prompt; each sequence only pays for its delta. + +For Continuum's typical chat (multiple personas in same room, identical room context): +- Old: N personas × 8K shared prefix = N × 8K KV +- New: 1 × 8K prefix (shared) + N × delta = 8K + N × small + +Savings scale linearly with the number of personas in the same context. + +### 6.2 Lazy RAG fetch + +Currently RAG dumps everything the persona *might* need: tool defs, consolidated memories, room context, sentinel info, governance, capabilities. Most of it isn't relevant to any given turn. + +Better: **RAG provides a minimal initial context + tool surface**. The model issues tool calls (`memory/query`, `room/context`, `tool/get`, `docs/search`) for the bits it actually needs. Initial context shrinks dramatically; total tokens-fetched stays small because most queries don't need deep context. + +Tradeoff: latency. Lazy fetch = extra tool roundtrips before first useful response token. Acceptable for substantive turns, painful for "hi" replies. Policy decides per-task: chat = preload, code = lazy. + +These are separable from the paging work but both reduce per-slot RAM, multiplying the paging headroom. + +## 7. Implementation Phases + +### Phase 0 (current, done) + +- `LlamaCppAdapter::with_context_length(n)` exists for explicit caller override +- Per-model `multi_party_strategy` declared in registry +- AudioInput / AudioOutput / Vision capabilities declared per-model +- Test rig (`persona_respond_replay.rs`) reproduces prod-shape input + +### Phase 1 — Persona-declared context budgets (this week) + +- Add `context_budget_min` / `context_budget_max` to persona entity +- Recipe declares active personas +- At backend load time, sum active personas' `context_budget_min` → that's the floor +- Adapter sizes KV to `min(sum_of_maxes, hardware_ceiling)` +- No runtime adjustment yet; size set once at recipe activation + +This is the smallest viable improvement over today's static allocation. **Crucially, NO hardcoded constants** — everything reads from persona/recipe/registry data. + +### Phase 2 — `PageableBackend` trait + spill primitives (1-2 weeks) + +- Define the trait; first impl is `LlamaCppBackend` wrapping `llama_state_seq_save_file` / `load_file` +- Spill store = NVMe directory (`~/.continuum/persona-state//.kv`) +- Manual API only (`Backend::spill_seq(id) → Result`); no policy yet +- Tests: spill + resume produces identical KV (token-equivalence test) + +### Phase 3 — `PagingPolicy` + signal wiring (1-2 weeks) + +- The policy struct + state machine +- Signals wired: GpuMemoryManager pressure, recipe membership, persona importance, last_active +- `rebalance()` called on policy tick (1s) + activity events +- Eviction policy: lowest-importance + oldest-active spills first +- Cold-resume on `ensure_active` + +### Phase 4 — KV prefix sharing (1 week) + +- llama.cpp scheduler config for prefix-sharing across seqs +- Prompt assembler emits a stable "shared prefix" segment +- Per-seq deltas keyed off the prefix +- Verify KV memory drops with N seqs sharing the prefix + +### Phase 5 — Lazy RAG fetch (2-3 weeks) + +- RAG initial context shrinks to identity + tool surface +- Tool defs for `memory/query`, `room/context`, `docs/search`, etc. +- Per-task default: chat preloads more, code preloads less +- Latency telemetry to confirm net wins + +### Phase 6 — Tiered spill (later) + +- NVMe → cold storage (S3, network share) for very-long-idle personas +- Useful for "10000 NPC personas registered, 10 ever active in a session" + +## 8. Open Questions / Risks + +1. **Spill atomicity under inflight requests.** If persona A is mid-generation and the policy decides to spill it for persona B's resume, what happens to A's stream? Likely: defer eviction until A's current turn completes. Need a "pinned active" flag during inflight. + +2. **NVMe wear from frequent spill cycles.** Heavy chat (turns every few seconds) could thrash. Mitigation: don't spill until idle for `T_idle ≥ 30s`; eviction policy prefers truly-idle slots. + +3. **Cold-resume with KV-prefix-sharing.** If the shared prefix's KV is in another seq's slot that ALSO got spilled, resume needs to rebuild the prefix first. Detail: the shared prefix lives in a "phantom" seq_id whose lifecycle is tied to the recipe, not to any one persona. + +4. **Cloud-adapter handling.** Cloud models (Claude, GPT) have no KV control from our side — every turn is a fresh prefill on their side. PagingPolicy treats these as always-`Cold` from a memory-accounting standpoint (we hold no KV state for them); the spill/resume primitives are no-ops. + +5. **Vision/audio modality bursts** add tokens transiently. Need a separate "transient KV" channel that doesn't count against the persona's steady-state budget but does count against the hardware ceiling. + +6. **What if `n_ctx_train` itself isn't honored by llama.cpp?** Some models clip silently when n_ctx exceeds what their GGUF metadata declares accurate. Need verification per model — the registry's declared `context_window` should be the tested ceiling, not just the metadata read. + +7. **Recipe transitions.** Switching recipes (chat room → coding session) means re-evaluating ALL slots. Hot personas in the old recipe might be irrelevant in the new one (evict). New personas in the new recipe weren't allocated yet (cold-load). Transition cost is bounded by `count(new ∪ old) × per-persona-load-cost`. + +8. **Is there a backend that benefits from KEEPING idle KV warm in CPU RAM** (vs always going to NVMe)? Possibly — Apple unified memory makes "GPU → CPU spill" much cheaper than "GPU → NVMe spill." Could add a `Residency::CpuResident` tier between Active and Idle. + +## 9. Learned Policy — The Right Long-Term Implementation + +The signals enumerated in §3.4 — pressure, latency budget, importance, recency, modality, recipe, hardware tier — are too many, too entangled, and too situation-dependent for hand-coded rules to balance well. The list is also incomplete: real workloads will surface signals we haven't named yet (time of day, user typing rhythm, network conditions if cloud adapters are mixed in, sentinel job priorities, learning-task progress). + +The right long-term shape of `PagingPolicy::rebalance()` is **a learned policy, not a rule set**. Same architectural pattern that beats hand-coded heuristics in: + +- macOS / iOS power management (CPU frequency, wake-up scheduling — learned from per-user activity) +- RTOS task schedulers with adaptive priorities +- vLLM's dynamic batching (learned scheduling from observed throughput) +- OS page-replacement (LRU is the textbook answer; ML-augmented replacement consistently outperforms it on real traces) + +### Pre-learning phase (rules) + +The hand-coded `PagingPolicy::rebalance()` from §3.2 is the **initial training scaffold**. It's deliberately conservative: simple eviction-by-importance × recency rules, easy to reason about, easy to debug. Its purpose isn't to be the final answer; its purpose is: + +1. To run the system at all (Phases 1-3 ship without ML) +2. To **emit telemetry** that becomes the training signal (which decisions caused user-visible latency; which spills were "wasted" because the slot was needed back within seconds; which slots stayed hot for nothing) + +### Telemetry → training corpus + +Every rebalance decision records: + +- The **state vector**: pressure, per-slot residency + importance + last_active + base_budget, hardware ceiling, modality flags, recipe membership +- The **action**: which slots changed residency, allocation deltas +- The **outcome** (observed over the next N seconds): + - Was a spilled slot needed back within `T_recall`? (cost: cold-resume latency the user felt) + - Did the kept-hot slot stay idle? (cost: RAM that could have been freed) + - Was an evicted slot's persona requested for a fresh turn that took longer than the latency budget? (cost: SLA miss) + +This is exactly the shape the existing fixture-capture pattern (`~/.continuum/fixtures/persona-respond/`) already uses for persona-render training data: state + action + outcome. The same FIFO-pruning + content-addressing architecture applies. + +### Learned policy + +A small model (don't need 4B for this — a few-MB MLP or even a decision tree forest is plenty) trained on the corpus to produce, given the state vector, the action that minimizes the cost function: + +``` +cost = α × cold_resume_latency_misses + + β × wasted_hot_RAM_seconds + + γ × SLA_miss_count + + δ × NVMe_write_thrash +``` + +The α/β/γ/δ weights themselves are tunable per-hardware-tier and per-user-preference (a power user might weight latency lower than RAM headroom for their other work). Eventually those weights are also learned from user feedback ("system felt sluggish" / "ran out of RAM" / "felt great"). + +### Continuous improvement loop + +The same machinery Continuum already uses for persona learning (Forge, Academy, Sentinel-AI) trains the paging policy: + +- Collect telemetry from real sessions (sharded JSONL, FIFO-pruned, content-addressed — same pattern as the persona fixtures) +- Periodic retraining job (daily / weekly batch on a sentinel) +- A/B test new policy vs current on a fraction of decisions; promote when it dominates on the cost function +- Roll back trivially (the policy is a tiny artifact; swap it like a model) + +### Why not just hand-tune the rules? + +Because the **right balance changes per machine, per user, per workload, per time-of-day**, and hand-tuning on one engineer's laptop produces rules that fail on someone else's. A learned policy adapts to the actual deployment without anyone editing constants. + +This is the same lesson that made macOS's power management win against the older "static governor" approach — too many signals, too much variance, judgment beats rules at scale. + +### Phase 7 (post-paging-shipping) + +- Define the cost function (start with simple weighted sum, refine from user feedback) +- Wire telemetry capture inside `rebalance()` +- After ~1 month of real usage, train the first learned policy +- A/B against the rule-based policy; ship if it wins +- Continuous retraining as part of the normal Forge/Academy cadence + +The rule-based policy never goes away — it's the **safe-mode fallback** when the learned policy hasn't been trained yet (new install, new hardware tier) or when its decisions look out-of-distribution (sanity-check guardrails). Same pattern as macOS's "performance" preset acting as the rule-based safety net under the learned governor. + +## 10. The Rust Layer Is Bidirectional — Levers AND Telemetry + +The policy (rule-based today, learned tomorrow) doesn't itself touch GPU memory or NVMe. The Rust layer is what makes the policy's decisions real, and what gives the policy the visibility to decide intelligently. The contract is **bidirectional**: + +### 10.1 Levers — what the Rust layer exposes downward + +The mechanisms the policy invokes to change reality: + +``` +PageableBackend trait (model layer): + alloc_seq(seq_id, context_length) + save_seq_state(seq_id, path) // spill KV to NVMe + load_seq_state(seq_id, path) // resume KV from NVMe + free_seq(seq_id) // discard KV entirely + resize_seq(seq_id, new_context_length) // adjust budget without spill + +GenomeBackend trait (adapter layer): + load_adapter(adapter_id) → ActivateSkillResult // already in genome_paging.rs + evict_adapter(adapter_id) // already in genome_paging.rs + spill_adapter(adapter_id, path) // future: spill to NVMe vs full evict + bind_adapter_to_seq(seq_id, adapter_id) // per-seq LoRA composition + +SpillStore trait (storage layer): + write(key, bytes) -> latency observed + read(key) -> bytes + latency observed + delete(key) + available_bytes() +``` + +The traits are the architecture's contract. New backends (Candle, Mistral.rs, future cloud adapters with state APIs) implement them; the policy doesn't change. + +### 10.2 Telemetry — what the Rust layer reports upward + +What the policy reads to make its next decision: + +``` +Memory observability (continuous): + GpuMemoryManager::pressure() -> 0.0..1.0 + GpuMemoryManager::inference_budget_bytes() -> u64 + GpuMemoryManager::total_vram_bytes() -> u64 + per-backend resident_bytes() per seq_id + per-adapter resident_bytes() per adapter_id + +Latency observability (per operation): + prefill_ms, decode_ms_per_token (already in llamacpp_scheduler perf log) + spill_ms, resume_ms (the cost the policy paid for paging decisions) + cold_load_ms (worst-case persona resume) + adapter_swap_ms (already tracked in genome_paging) + +Behavioral observability (post-hoc, for the learned policy's training): + was_spilled_seq_resumed_within(threshold) -> bool // "wasted spill" signal + was_kept_hot_seq_idle_for(threshold) -> bool // "wasted RAM" signal + did_first_token_meet_latency_budget -> bool // SLA signal + attention_distribution_over_context -> Vec // RAG efficiency signal +``` + +Both directions are first-class Rust types. The policy is just the consumer of telemetry + producer of lever invocations. The Rust layer is what makes the policy *possible* — without the levers it has no way to act, without the telemetry it has no way to learn. + +This is also the reason the policy can be progressively replaced (rule → ML → anything else) without changing the substrate. The Rust contract stays stable; the policy implementation evolves underneath the same trait surface. + +## 11. LoRA / Genome Adapters Are the Same Paging Problem + +`persona/genome_paging.rs` already tracks per-adapter state — `GenomeAdapterInfo` with priority, loaded-flag, last-activated, trained-model name. This was scoped as "page LoRA adapters in/out based on task domain" in the Persona Convergence Roadmap, which is conceptually identical to KV-state paging — the only difference is what's being paged. + +**The right architecture: one PagingPolicy, two resource types** (KV state + LoRA adapters), each with a `PageableResource` trait variant. Same lifecycle states, same signal-driven decisions, same eviction logic. + +### 11.1 LoRA-specific dimensions + +Adapter paging adds nuances KV doesn't have: + +- **Compositional**: a single inference can apply N LoRA adapters simultaneously (per-layer scaling). The paging policy needs to track which COMBINATION is active per seq, not just which individual adapters. +- **Compacted base model**: per `genome_paging.rs::CompactionMetadata`, some adapters target a compacted base (fewer attention heads). Loading such an adapter implies switching the base — much heavier than just adding LoRA weights to the standard model. The policy's cost model has to account for this. +- **Bigger spill cost relative to size**: LoRA adapter weights are tens of MB each; the resume cost per byte is dominated by the disk seek, not the bandwidth. Spilling a small adapter is rarely worth it; evicting (full discard, re-download from storage on resume) is often the right move. +- **Hot-swap mid-conversation**: a persona shifts from chat to coding mid-turn. The right LoRA shifts. Paging policy needs to allow per-turn adapter set changes without invalidating the persona's KV state (since LoRA changes the model's output distribution but not the KV layout — the existing KV remains valid). + +### 11.2 Combined budget + +Total persona memory cost = `KV_bytes + active_adapter_bytes + base_model_share`. The policy budgets across all of it: + +``` +hardware_ceiling + = base_model_load (Q4 4B = ~2.5GB for qwen3.5) + + sum(active KV slots × per-slot context_length × per-token-cost) + + sum(active LoRA adapters × adapter_size) + + sum(active compacted_base_models × base_size) + + Metal compute buffers (~1GB) + + OS overhead +``` + +When pressure rises, the policy chooses which to spill: KV first if cheaply re-prefillable, LoRA adapters if recently-unused, compacted-base last (most expensive to reload). Cost-driven, not type-prioritized. + +### 11.3 LoRA + KV interaction in lifecycle + +When a persona spills its KV but keeps its LoRA loaded (cheaper memory + per-byte spill cost), the LoRA stays "warm" — next persona resume is fast because only KV needs to come back from NVMe. When BOTH are spilled, full cold-resume. + +State combinations: +- KV=Active, LoRA=Active: persona ready to speak immediately +- KV=Idle, LoRA=Active: persona waking up (~1.7s for KV resume, LoRA already there) +- KV=Idle, LoRA=Cold: persona waking up + adapter reload (~few hundred ms extra) +- KV=Cold, LoRA=Cold: full cold-start (worst case, multi-second) +- KV=Active, LoRA=Cold: rare — usually paired + +### 11.4 Existing infrastructure to integrate + +Per `persona/genome_paging.rs`: +- `GenomePagingState` is already the right shape for the LoRA half +- `ActivateSkillResult` already returns `evicted` adapters — the eviction primitive exists +- Plasticity compaction is already accounted for + +The integration work is: +1. Extract a `PageableResource` trait that both `GenomePagingState` and the new `PersonaContextSlot` implement +2. Move the eviction-decision logic OUT of `GenomePagingState` (currently inline) and into the unified `PagingPolicy` +3. Have the policy compose: "to make room for X bytes, evict the lowest-cost combination of KV slots + adapters that frees X bytes" + +This is also where the Academy / Forge / Sentinel-AI hooks plug in — fine-tuning produces new adapter artifacts, and the paging system has to know about them at registration time so the policy can budget them. + +## 12. GPU/Memory Monitoring Is the Same Adapter Pattern + +The current `GpuMemoryManager` (`continuum-core/src/gpu/memory_manager.rs`) is the symptom of the broader anti-pattern: one struct with `#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]` / `#[cfg(feature = "cuda")]` branches, each platform doing different (and uneven) things: + +- **Metal path (macOS)**: `MTLDevice.recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize()` — a STATIC lifetime hint, not live free memory. Pressure tracking is internal accounting only; the system never asks Metal "how full are you actually right now?" +- **CUDA path**: shells out to `nvidia-smi` for total VRAM at startup. No live observation. No per-process attribution. +- **CPU fallback**: a percentage of system RAM. No notion of pressure at all. +- **Vulkan / AMD / Intel**: not handled. +- **Pressure** is computed from our own bookkeeping of what we allocated, not from the OS. If a video game grabs 8GB outside our process, our pressure stays at 0.0 — we have no idea. + +This is why "the macbook one didn't seem to work" — it wasn't actually monitoring; it was reporting our internal accounting state with a Metal label. + +### 12.1 The right shape — a `GpuMonitor` trait per platform + +```rust +/// Live, fast-to-read memory + utilization signals for the policy. +/// Each implementation talks to its platform's actual monitoring API. +#[async_trait] +pub trait GpuMonitor: Send + Sync { + fn platform(&self) -> &'static str; // "metal" | "cuda" | "vulkan" | "cpu" + fn device_name(&self) -> &str; + + /// Total physical VRAM (or unified memory share for Apple Silicon). + fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// CURRENT free bytes — observed from the platform, not our accounting. + /// This is what tells us a video game grabbed our headroom. + fn free_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// Bytes allocated by OUR process specifically. Lets us distinguish + /// "the system is tight" from "we are tight." + fn process_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// Compute utilization (0.0..1.0). Important for the policy's + /// latency model — if the GPU is already busy with something, our + /// inference latency goes up. Unused budget but high utilization + /// = same effective pressure. + fn utilization(&self) -> f32; + + /// Optional thermals (throttling kicks in around 90-95°C). + /// Policy may downgrade priority if approaching throttle. + fn temperature_c(&self) -> Option; + + /// Optional power draw (watts). For laptop / battery scenarios: + /// policy can prefer cheaper-paged states when on battery. + fn power_watts(&self) -> Option; + + /// Subscribe to live pressure (free→used ratio + utilization blend). + /// Tick rate is platform-specific (Metal: ~1Hz cheap; nvml: 10Hz cheap; + /// nvidia-smi: 1Hz expensive — implementation hides the cost). + fn pressure_rx(&self) -> watch::Receiver; +} +``` + +### 12.2 Platform implementations (each their own crate-internal module) + +**`MetalMonitor`** (`gpu/metal_monitor.rs`) — Apple Silicon is fundamentally different from discrete-VRAM GPUs and the previous monitoring bug was using the wrong primitive. Specific corrections: + +The misconception to avoid: **Apple Silicon does NOT have separate VRAM**. CPU and GPU share the SAME unified memory pool. There is no "GPU memory free" number. What matters is *system-wide* unified-memory pressure plus our process's footprint within the OS-imposed per-process limit. + +- `total_bytes`: `MTLDevice.recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize()` is **NOT total memory** — it's a hint about how large a single GPU work submission *can be at once*. It's a static value that does not change as memory fills. The previous bug treated this as live capacity. **Correct source for total**: `host_statistics64(HOST_VM_INFO64)` for total physical RAM (the actual unified-memory pool). +- `free_bytes`: there is no per-GPU free number. The right value is **system-wide unified memory available**, computed as: `(free + inactive + speculative + purgeable) pages × page_size` from `host_statistics64`. This jumps when ANY app (game, browser, Xcode build) frees memory; it drops when ANY app allocates. That's what makes it actually useful to the policy. +- `process_bytes`: `task_info(TASK_VM_INFO)` returns `phys_footprint` — our process's resident bytes. Per-process attribution = system pressure minus our footprint = "how much pressure is from things we can't control." +- `os_proc_available_memory_limit()`: per-process limit before the OS kills us (jetsam on iOS, less aggressive on macOS but still real). Critical signal — our policy must keep our footprint well below this. Available via `os_proc_available_memory()` (returns bytes available before OOM). On macOS this returns 0 if no limit (unlikely on a machine with active GPU pressure). +- `currentAllocatedSize()`: `MTLDevice.currentAllocatedSize()` returns bytes the Metal driver currently has allocated for OUR process. Useful for accounting GPU-resident KV (vs. CPU-resident model weights via mmap). Live, cheap. +- `utilization`: NOT directly exposed by Metal. The path is **IOReport** (private but stable framework Apple has used for `powermetrics` since 11.0): + - `IOReportCreateSubscription` against the `IOAccelerator` channel + - Reads delivery: `IOReportSubscriptionCreate` → `IOReportCopySamples` periodically → diff samples to get GPU active % + - This is exactly what Activity Monitor's GPU history graph reads from + - Crate option: `mach2` exposes the Mach syscalls directly; for IOReport specifically there's no maintained crate so a small FFI wrapper is required +- `temperature_c`: also IOReport via the SMC channel (`IOReportSubscriptionCreate` with `kIOPSAccessoryCategorySMCKey`). Stable on M-series. Throttle threshold: ~95°C for sustained, soft-throttle starts ~85°C. +- `power_watts`: IOReport `pmp` channel for SoC power, `gpu_pwr` subchannel specifically. Same subscription pattern. +- Pressure derivation: `pressure = 1.0 - (system_free_bytes / system_total_bytes)` blended with `our_footprint / os_proc_available_memory_limit`. NOT internal allocation accounting — that's what the old bug did wrong. +- Tick rate: IOReport subscriptions are push-based (callback when sample ready), no polling cost. Memory stats: 100ms host_statistics64 polls are essentially free. + +**Implementation note**: the metal-rs crate exposes `MTLDevice` cleanly but does NOT cover IOReport. We'd need a small `gpu/metal_ioreport.rs` FFI shim. Apple's headers are in `IOKit.framework/Headers/IOReport.h` — the entire API surface we need is ~10 functions. Reference implementations: `asitop` (Python), `socpowerbuddy_swift` — both confirm the IOReport channel names. + +**Critical test**: open Activity Monitor → GPU tab → run a Metal compute load → verify our `MetalMonitor::utilization()` matches Activity Monitor's reading within 1-2 percentage points. If it doesn't, the IOReport channel name or sample math is wrong. This is the test that would have caught the previous bug at PR time. + +**`NvidiaMonitor`** (`gpu/nvidia_monitor.rs`): +- Use **NVML directly** (the `nvml-wrapper` crate), NOT `nvidia-smi` shelling. NVML is in-process, microseconds-fast, and exposes everything `nvidia-smi` does plus more. +- `total_bytes`, `free_bytes`, `process_bytes`: `Device::memory_info()` and `Device::process_info()`. +- `utilization`: `Device::utilization_rates().gpu`. +- `temperature_c`: `Device::temperature(TemperatureSensor::Gpu)`. +- `power_watts`: `Device::power_usage()`. +- ECC errors, throttling reasons, clock speeds also available — bonus telemetry for the learned policy. +- Pressure tick: 100ms cheap. + +**`VulkanMonitor`** (`gpu/vulkan_monitor.rs`): +- For AMD / Intel / older NVIDIA paths. +- `VK_EXT_memory_budget` extension gives per-heap budget + usage. +- Cross-vendor; same code works for AMD MI / Intel Arc / Apple Silicon (when MoltenVK is preferred over Metal). + +**`CpuMonitor`** (`gpu/cpu_monitor.rs`): +- The "no GPU" fallback we have now, but shaped as an adapter so the rest of the code doesn't care. +- `total_bytes` = system RAM. `free_bytes` = `/proc/meminfo` (Linux) or `host_statistics64` (macOS). +- `utilization` = `loadavg` or `host_processor_info`. +- Treats CPU inference paths the same way GPU paths are treated by the rest of the system. + +### 12.3 Detection at boot — selection, not concatenation + +```rust +pub fn detect_monitor() -> Box { + #[cfg(target_os = "macos")] + if let Some(m) = MetalMonitor::try_new() { return Box::new(m); } + #[cfg(feature = "cuda")] + if let Some(m) = NvidiaMonitor::try_new() { return Box::new(m); } + #[cfg(feature = "vulkan")] + if let Some(m) = VulkanMonitor::try_new() { return Box::new(m); } + Box::new(CpuMonitor::new()) +} +``` + +The PagingPolicy holds an `Arc`. Adding a new platform = adding a new module; no policy changes. Same OOP / single-source-of-truth pattern as the model_registry's per-model strategy declarations. + +### 12.4 What "monitoring rocks" looks like + +Concrete properties the adapter pattern gives us: + +1. **Live pressure from the OS**, not from our internal tally. Video game in the background = pressure jumps immediately. +2. **Per-process attribution** — the policy can tell "system is tight" from "we are tight" and react differently (system-tight → spill OUR slots aggressively; we-are-tight but system-fine → just rebalance internally). +3. **Utilization + memory blend** — pressure isn't only "is RAM full"; it's also "is the GPU compute path saturated." A persona can't get fast inference even with KV in RAM if the GPU is running a render task. +4. **Thermal awareness** — if the M5 is approaching 95°C, policy downgrades batch tasks to let the chip cool. Same RTOS pattern. +5. **Power awareness** — battery mode preferences differ from plugged-in. Policy reads `power_watts` + battery state and weights its cost function accordingly. This is the macOS-power-management analogy made concrete. +6. **Fast tick rates** — NVML and IOReport are cheap enough to sample at 100ms-1Hz without measurable overhead. The policy gets near-realtime signals. +7. **Telemetry corpus stays uniform** — the learned policy in §9 doesn't care which platform produced the signals; the trait normalizes them. +8. **No `#[cfg]` ladders in the policy** — that mess lives in the adapter modules where it belongs. + +### 12.5 Phase 1.5 — extract the trait from current code + +Smallest path to the adapter shape from where we are: + +1. Define the `GpuMonitor` trait +2. Carve `detect_metal` / `detect_cuda` / CPU-fallback out of `memory_manager.rs` into `gpu/metal_monitor.rs` / `gpu/nvidia_monitor.rs` / `gpu/cpu_monitor.rs` +3. `GpuMemoryManager` becomes a thin wrapper holding `Arc` + the existing budget/eviction logic +4. Replace the static `recommended_max_working_set_size` Metal call with the LIVE `currentAllocatedSize` + `os_proc_available_memory` combo — that's the actual fix to "macbook monitoring didn't work" +5. Replace the `nvidia-smi` shell-out with NVML + +Tests per adapter (small, fast, bench-able): +- "MetalMonitor reports total > 0 on macOS, panics on Linux" +- "NvidiaMonitor reports utilization within ±5% of nvidia-smi reading" +- Mock monitor for unit tests of the policy itself (`MockMonitor` returning scripted pressure curves to simulate "video game starts at t=10s, ends at t=30s") + +This is the same pattern as `MultiPartyChatStrategy` in §11 of the model registry: declared once per platform, consumed everywhere. The policy never branches on platform name — it reads the trait. + +## 13. Per-Component Footprint — The Other Half of Monitoring + +System-level signals (§12) tell the policy WHAT pressure looks like. Per-component attribution tells the policy WHAT to do about it. Without this, the policy knows "we're at 90% of our process limit" but has no idea which of the 47 things in our process is the biggest, the cheapest to spill, or worth keeping hot. + +### 13.1 The dimensions that matter + +For every byte we hold, we want to know: + +| Dimension | Why the policy needs it | +|---|---| +| **Per-persona** | Eviction target ("which persona is biggest? least active?") | +| **Per-resource type** (KV / LoRA / model weights / render buffers / tokenizer / Bevy world) | Different spill costs per type — KV cheap to spill, base model expensive to reload | +| **Per-backend instance** | Multi-model setups: qwen3.5 backend KV vs. Claude API client buffers | +| **Per-recipe context** | Recipe-driven importance: same persona's bytes might be high-importance in chat, low in idle game-NPC | +| **Per-residency tier** | Active GPU bytes vs. CPU-resident vs. NVMe-spilled — different reclaim semantics | +| **Hot vs. cold within a tier** | Recently-touched pages vs. truly-cold (LRU signal for the policy) | + +A single number (`phys_footprint = 8.2 GB`) collapses all six dimensions to one. The policy needs the projection back. + +### 13.2 The `FootprintRegistry` + +Central registry that every allocation site reports to. This is the dual of the `GpuMonitor` trait — the OS tells us system pressure, the registry tells us our own composition. + +```rust +pub struct FootprintRegistry { + entries: DashMap, +} + +#[derive(Hash, Eq, PartialEq, Clone, Debug)] +pub struct FootprintKey { + pub persona_id: Option, // None = persona-agnostic (model, renderer, etc.) + pub recipe_id: Option, + pub backend_id: Option, + pub resource_type: ResourceType, // Kv | LoraAdapter | ModelWeights | RenderBuffer | TokenizerCache | BevyWorld | Other(&'static str) + pub residency: Residency, // Active | Idle (NVMe) | CpuResident | Cold +} + +pub struct FootprintEntry { + pub bytes: u64, // Live count, updated via add/remove + pub last_active: Instant, // For LRU within type + pub backend_reported: bool, // True = ground truth from backend; False = our accounting + pub spill_cost_estimate: Duration, // What the policy expects to pay if it evicts + pub reload_cost_estimate: Duration, // What it costs to bring back +} + +impl FootprintRegistry { + pub fn add(&self, key: FootprintKey, bytes: u64); + pub fn remove(&self, key: FootprintKey, bytes: u64); + pub fn touch(&self, key: &FootprintKey); // update last_active + + // ── Projections the policy reads ── + + /// Total bytes attributed to a persona across all resource types + /// and tiers. The "how big is Helper right now?" answer. + pub fn persona_total(&self, persona_id: Uuid) -> u64; + + /// Bytes per resource type globally. The "where's the weight?" + /// answer — usually the model weights dominate, but if a vision + /// burst spiked we'd see it here. + pub fn by_resource_type(&self) -> HashMap; + + /// Cheapest combination of evictable entries that would free at + /// least `target_bytes`. Evictability filtered by importance + + /// residency (e.g. base model isn't evictable under normal pressure). + /// Returns the eviction plan with estimated total cost. + pub fn cheapest_eviction_for(&self, target_bytes: u64, exclude: &[Uuid]) -> Option; + + /// Cross-check: registry sum vs. OS-reported phys_footprint. + /// Discrepancy > 10% = something allocates without reporting → + /// bug to chase. Same role as a memory-leak watchdog. + pub fn sanity_check(&self, monitor: &dyn GpuMonitor) -> RegistryHealth; +} +``` + +### 13.3 Where reporting happens + +Every allocation site in the system reports to the registry. There aren't that many: + +| Site | What gets reported | +|---|---| +| `LlamaCppBackend::alloc_seq` / `free_seq` | KV bytes per (persona, backend, residency) | +| `LlamaCppBackend::save_seq_state` / `load_seq_state` | residency transitions Active ↔ Idle (bytes move, total per persona stays same) | +| `GenomePagingState::activate_skill` / `evict` | LoRA adapter bytes per (persona, residency) | +| `LlamaCppBackend::load` | model weights bytes (persona_id=None, backend_id=Some, type=ModelWeights) | +| Tokenizer cache load | bytes per backend, type=TokenizerCache | +| Bevy renderer slot create | bytes per slot, type=BevyWorld | +| Embedding model load | bytes for the embedding model | +| Live audio/video pipelines | per-call bytes (small, but spike-y for video frames) | +| Cloud API clients (Claude, OpenAI HTTP buffers) | small but non-zero | + +The reporting is **unconditional and cheap** (a single `DashMap::entry().and_modify`); no `#[cfg]`, no platform branches. Wherever we know we allocated bytes, we tell the registry. The registry is the single place where "what are we made of right now?" is answered. + +**Backends report ground truth where they can.** `LlamaCppBackend::seq_bytes(seq_id)` returns the actual GPU-resident byte count for a sequence (sums the K and V tensor sizes for that seq's allocated cells). When the backend has a real number, it overrides our internal accounting via `report_authoritative(key, bytes)`. This catches drift between "what we think we allocated" and "what the backend actually has." + +### 13.4 Cost estimates aren't guessed — they're learned + +`spill_cost_estimate` and `reload_cost_estimate` start as rough heuristics (KV: bytes / NVMe_bandwidth; LoRA: file_size / disk_bandwidth + GPU_upload_cost; ModelWeights: very high, never spill in practice). But every actual spill or reload measures and updates them — same telemetry loop §9 describes for the policy. After a few hundred spill cycles per resource type we have empirical cost distributions per hardware tier. The policy uses these for its eviction plan calculations. + +### 13.5 The eviction-plan API the policy uses + +```rust +// Policy: "I need 2 GB to fit this new request without going past +// os_proc_available_memory_limit. What's it cost?" +let plan = registry.cheapest_eviction_for( + target_bytes: 2 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024, + exclude: &[currently_speaking_persona_id], // don't evict the active speaker +); + +match plan { + Some(p) => { + log::info!( + "Will spill {} entries to free {} bytes; estimated total cost {:?}", + p.entries.len(), p.bytes_freed, p.estimated_cost, + ); + // Apply the plan via PageableBackend::save_seq_state etc. + } + None => { + // No eviction can free enough. Reject the new request with a + // clear error: "needs 2GB; only 800MB available across all + // evictable entries." This is the graceful failure mode that + // beats OOM crash. + } +} +``` + +Cost-driven eviction means the policy can choose between "spill 5 small KV slots" vs "spill 1 big LoRA adapter" based on which actually achieves the target with the lowest reload pain. Without per-component attribution, neither option is even visible. + +### 13.6 What "monitoring rocks" looks like, completed + +§12 + §13 together give the policy: + +- **External pressure** (system memory, GPU utilization, thermals, power) — what's happening around us +- **Internal composition** (per-persona, per-resource-type, per-residency bytes) — what we are made of +- **Eviction plans** with empirical cost estimates — what we can cheaply give back if we have to +- **Sanity-check loop** — registry total cross-validated against OS footprint, drift = bug to chase + +The bidirectional Rust contract from §10 carries both directions: monitor adapters report system-side state UP, every allocation reports composition state UP, the policy reads both and sends spill/evict actions DOWN through the backend traits. + +This is the substrate. The policy on top of it can be rules, ML, fuzzy logic, or all three composed. The substrate doesn't care. + +## 14. Task-Type Defaults Are Seeds, Not Limits + +The OS-kernel analogy is exact. When you launch an app, the kernel doesn't know in advance how much memory it actually needs — it gives it a default page allocation and adjusts dynamically. App starts page-faulting → kernel grows it. App goes idle → kernel claws pages back. The default is the *starting point*, not a *cap*. + +The paging policy applies the same pattern to per-persona context. + +### 14.1 Per-task default budgets + +Each task type declares a typical context budget in tokens. These ship as data (registry-declared, not hardcoded in adapters) and represent **expected demand for the median case**: + +| Task | Default | Rationale | +|---|---|---| +| Chat (text-only) | 8K | typical multi-party turn fits comfortably | +| Voice chat | 8K text + audio-stream channel | text small; audio is its own bursty modality | +| Video chat | 8K text + frame-burst channel | text small; vision adds transient tokens per frame | +| Coding (small project) | 32K | one or two files in context | +| Coding (large project, declared) | 128K-256K | many-file refactor / large repo navigation | +| Game NPC (idle) | 4K | small persona-state, mostly cold | +| Game NPC (in-conversation) | 8K-16K | promoted on player proximity | +| Sentinel (easy task) | 16K | template-driven work | +| Sentinel (hard task) | 64K-128K | research/analysis work | +| Academy student (learning) | 32K | reading + practice context | + +These defaults live in the recipe / activity registry, alongside the per-persona declarations. Recipe author can override per persona ("this game has a memory-NPC that needs 64K even idle, because it remembers everything you said"). Persona can override per task ("when I do code-review I need 128K minimum, regardless of what the recipe says"). + +### 14.2 Demand-driven adjustment + +Defaults seed allocation. Then the policy adjusts based on observed signals — same pattern as kernel page faults: + +**Grow signals** (allocate more): +- Persona's turns consistently use >70% of allocated context (heading toward clipping) +- Vision/audio modality burst (transient) +- Tool-call cascade growing (model is in extended reasoning) +- Persona-declared task transition ("entering long-context coding mode") + +**Shrink signals** (claw back): +- Persona's turns consistently use <30% of allocated context (waste) +- Pressure rising elsewhere → policy reclaims to free RAM +- Persona idle for T_idle (move to spill, then to cold) +- Recipe membership change (persona no longer in active recipe) + +The growth/shrink isn't arbitrary — it's bounded by: +- The persona's `base_budget` (declared minimum to function at all) +- The persona's `hard_max` = `min(persona.declared_max, model.n_ctx_train)` +- The hardware ceiling and current pressure (§12) +- The cost of resizing (some backends require evict + reallocate, not in-place resize — §3.3 mentions `resize_seq` as a future lever, not all backends will support it cheaply) + +### 14.3 Why this matches OS demand paging + +Real-world OS examples this design mirrors: + +- **Linux page cache**: default file-system cache size adjusts based on apps' working sets. App with hot data → cache stays big. App goes idle → cache shrinks to free RAM. +- **macOS app suspension**: foreground app gets full memory budget, background apps get demand-paged to compressed memory and eventually swap. User taps a backgrounded app → kernel pages it back in. +- **iOS jetsam**: lowest-priority backgrounded app gets killed under memory pressure rather than the foreground one. + +Same shape applies to personas: the default for "AI in active conversation right now" is generous; the default for "AI registered in this room but not speaking" is tiny. As the user's attention shifts, the policy moves bytes to match. + +### 14.4 The full feedback + lever loop, end-to-end + +Putting §12 + §13 + §14 together for one concrete cycle (the "video game starts in background" scenario): + +``` +t=0.0s Steady state: 3 personas active in chat, each at 8K default. + Footprint: model 2.5GB + 3×8K KV (~750MB) + LoRA (~100MB) ≈ 3.4GB. + GpuMonitor.pressure() = 0.18 (lots of headroom). + +t=10.0s Game starts, grabs 12GB unified memory. + GpuMonitor.pressure_rx() ticks: 0.18 → 0.85. + +t=10.1s PagingPolicy::rebalance fires (pressure-triggered). + Reads FootprintRegistry: 3.4GB ours, plenty in our slots. + Computes: at 0.85 pressure we want ours <2GB to leave headroom. + Eviction plan: spill the 2 silent personas' KV (~500MB freed). + Cost estimate: 2 × ~50ms spill (KV is small). + +t=10.2s Backend::save_seq_state for personas A, B → NVMe. + FootprintRegistry transitions: persona A KV → Idle, persona B KV → Idle. + Footprint now: 2.9GB ours (persona C still Active + model + LoRA). + +t=15.0s User asks persona A a question. + PagingPolicy::ensure_active(A). + Backend::load_seq_state from NVMe → ~50ms. + User sees "AI is thinking..." for an extra 50ms vs steady state. + +t=20.0s User closes game. GpuMonitor.pressure_rx ticks: 0.85 → 0.20. + Policy keeps personas as-is (no rush to rebalance until next event; + spilled KV stays cheap on NVMe). + +t=30.0s User asks persona B (still spilled). + Resume + reply. Same ~50ms cold-resume. +``` + +User saw: a 50ms hiccup once when each backgrounded persona was first re-engaged. No crash. No "AI temporarily unavailable." No code anywhere that decided "8K is enough for this scenario" — every number was derived from observed pressure + persona declarations + measured costs. + +Same loop fires for the inverse direction (game closes, user starts coding → pressure drops, coding persona's grow signals fire, policy promotes its budget from 32K default toward the persona's declared 128K max). + +This is what "rocks" means. The system is alive to actual conditions, not following a static plan. + +## 14.5 Tests Are a First-Class Use Case (and Should Never OOM Either) + +The fact that the current test rig had to call `with_context_length(32768)` explicitly is a **symptom of the architectural gap, not the design's answer**. In the demand-driven system: + +- Test declares (via recipe / task descriptor): `task = Chat` +- Policy reads the task default: `8K` (chat is light by definition) +- Footprint registry sees the test allocate 1 chat-task seed: ~250MB KV +- Hardware ceiling check: 250MB << available, no pressure → grant immediately +- Test runs. Even running 10 chat-task tests in parallel = 2.5GB total. Never OOMs. + +The OOM Joel hit this morning came from `LlamaCppAdapter::new()` defaulting to `n_ctx_train = 262K` because the model declared it that way — a silent honoring of the model's MAX as the test's STARTING POINT. That's the inverse of what should happen: the test (or the recipe wrapping it) should declare "I'm chat" and the policy reads `chat → 8K` as the seed; the model's 262K is just the ceiling the seed can grow toward IF demand justifies it. + +**Same principle as why a test app on macOS doesn't get the same memory budget as Photoshop**: the OS reads the app's declared workload class and provisions accordingly. + +Concrete shape this takes when implemented: + +```rust +// Test declares its task class. Policy reads it. No magic numbers. +let test_recipe = TestRecipe::chat(); // declares task=Chat, persona=test +let adapter = continuum_core::inference::LlamaCppAdapter::new() + .with_recipe(test_recipe); // policy provisions per-task seed +let response = respond(input).await?; +``` + +Until that lands, the explicit `with_context_length(32768)` is a documented bandaid. Once it lands, that line in the test goes away — replaced by the recipe declaration that flows through the policy. + +This applies to **all** test rigs, not just persona_respond_replay. Live integration tests, smoke tests, perf rigs — each one should declare its task class and let the policy size accordingly. Same way the system handles real personas in real workloads. + +## 15. Consolidation Is the Default — Verbatim Is the Exception + +The current `ConversationHistorySource.ts` has a two-tier strategy: 85% of the token budget for verbatim recent messages, 15% for consolidated older messages. The intent was right — *don't silently lose context* — but the default direction is wrong: **consolidation triggers only under budget pressure**, so in normal chat it never fires and the model sees full verbatim history every turn. + +The captured fixtures from the qwen3.5 debugging weekend confirm this: `recentHistory` arrays contain 4000-character messages (including leaked `` fragments). Verbatim has been the default; consolidation has been the fallback. + +This is backwards relative to how the model actually uses the information. + +### 15.1 The mismatch + +A persona answering a new chat message doesn't need to re-read every prior word. It needs: +- **The gist of the conversation arc** ("user is debugging an inference scheduler bug; we narrowed it to the render prompt; now considering whether to flatten or use alternating shape") +- **The specific recent exchange** that the new message responds to (last 1-2 messages verbatim) +- **The new message itself** + +That's three components. Total budget: typically 1-2K tokens. The current default sends 5-15K tokens of verbatim history every turn, ~80% of which the model essentially compresses on the fly into the same gist + recent exchange anyway. We're paying KV memory and inference latency to give the model raw material that it then compresses internally. + +Worse: the verbatim history is where the contamination from prior broken inferences lives (leaked ``, `@@@@@` noise, malformed JSON drafts). Consolidation passes implicitly clean it because the summarizer skips junk. Verbatim passes propagate it. + +### 15.2 The right default + +``` +chat task → consolidated event summary (~500 tokens for 50 messages) + + last 1-2 messages verbatim (~200 tokens) + + current message (~50 tokens) + ≈ 750-800 tokens of history-related context +``` + +Same model, same conversation, same downstream outcome — but ~10x less context spent on history. That budget headroom flows back into: +- Larger reasoning output (model can think longer before responding) +- More room for tool-call cascades +- More personas concurrently active in the same recipe before pressure forces eviction + +### 15.3 When verbatim IS the right call + +Some tasks legitimately need verbatim: +- **Code review**: "look at this exact wording the user wrote 5 turns ago and tell me if my refactor preserves it" +- **Translation**: surrounding source-text matters word-for-word +- **Legal/compliance**: the LLM is verifying specific quoted language +- **Fresh-message debugging**: human asking "what did you say earlier about X?" + +These are recipes / tasks that explicitly declare `recall_mode = Verbatim` (or `recall_mode = Hybrid` for "consolidated arc + verbatim window of last 5 turns"). Same registry-driven pattern as everything else in this doc: + +```rust +pub enum RecallMode { + /// Default. Quick consolidated arc + last 1-2 messages verbatim. + /// Cheap, dense, what most chat-class tasks actually use. + ConsolidatedSummary, + /// Hybrid. Consolidated arc + last N verbatim messages. + /// For tasks that need recent precise wording. + Hybrid { verbatim_window: usize }, + /// Verbatim. Full message history within token budget. + /// For tasks that explicitly need word-for-word recall. + Verbatim, +} +``` + +Per-task default in the same registry that holds task-default context budgets (§14.1): + +| Task | recall_mode default | +|---|---| +| Chat | ConsolidatedSummary | +| Voice chat | ConsolidatedSummary | +| Coding (small) | Hybrid { verbatim_window: 5 } | +| Coding (large refactor) | Hybrid { verbatim_window: 10 } | +| Code review | Verbatim | +| Translation | Verbatim | +| Game NPC | ConsolidatedSummary | +| Sentinel research | Hybrid { verbatim_window: 3 } | +| Academy student | Hybrid { verbatim_window: 5 } | + +### 15.4 The consolidator itself + +The consolidation step is a small LLM call (or, in the future, a tiny purpose-built model the Forge can train). Cost: typically 50-200ms on a small local model, executed BEFORE the persona's turn (asynchronously preparable while the user is still typing the next message). The result is cached and incrementally extended — you don't re-summarize the whole conversation every turn, you just update the summary with the latest message's contribution. + +State the consolidator maintains per room: +```rust +pub struct ConversationSummary { + pub room_id: Uuid, + pub turns_summarized: u32, // up to which point + pub arc_summary: String, // dense narrative, ~200-500 tokens + pub topic_tags: Vec, // current active topics + pub open_questions: Vec, // things the user asked that haven't been resolved + pub last_summarized_at: Instant, +} +``` + +This object becomes a **first-class persistent thing** alongside the message log. Every persona reads from the same summary (no per-persona re-summarization cost). When the user keeps adding messages, a background task incrementally extends the summary. When a persona's turn arrives, the summary is already current — no inline summarization latency on the response path. + +### 15.5 Connection to the paging design + +This section interacts with the rest of the architecture: + +- **Per-task context budgets (§14)**: the chat default of 8K assumes consolidated history is the norm. If a task wanted full verbatim it would declare a larger budget in the recipe. +- **FootprintRegistry (§13)**: the `ConversationSummary` cache itself counts as a registry entry — small (KB), but tracked. +- **Lazy RAG fetch (§6.2)**: the consolidator IS one form of lazy fetch — pre-compress the history, stream individual verbatim messages on demand if the model issues a `history/recall_turn` tool call. +- **Learned policy (§9)**: same telemetry feeds whether the consolidation default was sufficient (model didn't tool-call for verbatim recall) or whether the model needed more (frequent recalls = signal that a Hybrid mode would have been cheaper). + +Joel's note (2026-04-21): *"AIs don't really need to SEE the whole history, esp PER message. I think the design we had that was QUICK consolidated series of events but I think you ripped it out or broke it last time you worked on cognition."* + +The infrastructure (`ConversationHistorySource.ts` two-tier strategy) is still there — but configured wrong. **Flipping the default from "verbatim unless tight" to "consolidated unless task needs verbatim"** is the missing change. That's the immediate retrofit; the dedicated `ConversationSummary` cache is the long-form architectural target. + +## 16. KV Quantization Per Residency Tier + +The current `LlamaCppConfig` declares `type_k: F16, type_v: F16` — a single hardcoded choice for all sequences regardless of state. Real systems benefit from quantizing differently per lifecycle stage. + +### 16.1 The math + +For qwen3.5-4b-code-forged at 262K context × 3 seqs × 8 attention layers (the SSM layers don't have KV — see §18): + +| Cache type | Bytes/token/layer | Total for 786K tokens × 8 layers | Quality penalty | +|---|---|---|---| +| F16/F16 | 4096 (K=2048, V=2048) | ~24 GB | baseline | +| Q8_0/F16 | 3072 | ~18 GB | <0.5% perplexity | +| Q8_0/Q8_0 | 2048 | ~12 GB | ~1% perplexity | +| Q4_0/Q8_0 | 1536 | ~9 GB | ~2-3% (V is robust enough at Q8) | +| Q4_0/Q4_0 | 1024 | ~6 GB | noticeable on long context | + +K is more robust than V. The standard recommendation is K=Q8_0 / V=F16 as the sweet spot for active hot inference (1.33x compression, <0.5% quality cost). Q4 only when memory is the binding constraint. + +### 16.2 Per-residency policy + +Different lifecycle stages have different binding constraints: + +| Residency | Binding constraint | Optimal quant | Reasoning | +|---|---|---|---| +| Active (hot, GPU) | Latency / decode tok/s | F16/F16 | No dequant cost in hot path. Already paying RAM, get max speed. | +| CpuResident (warm, CPU unified) | Latency moderate, RAM tight | Q8_0/F16 | 1.33x compression, V stays high precision for accurate resume. | +| Idle (spilled, NVMe) | Spill file size + write speed | Q8_0/Q8_0 or Q4_0/Q8_0 | File size halves; NVMe write proportionally faster. | +| Cold (no state) | N/A | N/A | Re-prefilled fresh on next activation. | + +The policy chooses quant per slot based on residency. Adapter exposes `set_seq_kv_quant(seq_id, k_type, v_type)` lever (or, when in-place requantization isn't supported, requantizes during the spill step). + +llama.cpp's spill API (`llama_state_seq_save_file`) saves at whatever quant the seq currently uses; resume restores to the same. Requantize-on-spill = save with target quant, accept the small CPU cost on transition (paid once per spill, amortized over the spill's residency). + +### 16.3 Adapter lever + +```rust +impl LlamaCppAdapter { + /// Per-residency-tier KV quant policy. The policy struct travels + /// with the adapter; PagingPolicy reads it when transitioning a + /// slot's residency. + pub fn with_kv_quant_policy(self, p: KvQuantPolicy) -> Self; +} + +pub struct KvQuantPolicy { + pub active: (KvCacheType, KvCacheType), + pub cpu_resident: (KvCacheType, KvCacheType), + pub spilled: (KvCacheType, KvCacheType), +} + +impl Default for KvQuantPolicy { + fn default() -> Self { + Self { + active: (KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16), + cpu_resident: (KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::F16), + spilled: (KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::Q8_0), + } + } +} +``` + +Per-task overrides through the recipe — a coding task that needs precise long-context recall might force F16/F16 even when spilled (slower spill, but no quality degradation on resume). + +## 17. Recipe Latency Targets Drive Quant + Sizing Choice + +Different recipes have different acceptable first-token-latency (TTFT). The policy reads the recipe's latency target and works backward to choose KV size, quant, residency tier, and even *whether to allow this persona to be cold-resumed at all*. + +### 17.1 Latency budget per recipe + +| Recipe | TTFT target | Why | +|---|---|---| +| Voice chat (live) | <100ms | Below conversational latency floor; humans notice ≥150ms gaps | +| Video chat | <150ms | Same as voice + visual sync constraint | +| Text chat (real-time) | <500ms | Acceptable in typing cadence | +| Coding (interactive) | <2s | Acceptable for "AI thinking" UX | +| Coding (batch / agent loop) | <10s | Spinner is fine, output quality matters more | +| Background sentinel | <60s | No human waiting | +| Game NPC (in-conversation) | <300ms | Game-loop tolerant; can mask with animation | +| Game NPC (idle approach) | <800ms | Player walking up; partial-resume is fine | + +The cost model in the policy: + +``` +expected_ttft = prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, seq_state) + + first_decode_cost(model, kv_quant_active) + +prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, Active) = ~0 (KV warm, just decode the new tokens) +prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, CpuResident) = ~50ms (CPU→GPU upload) +prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, Idle) = spill_resume_cost + ~50ms +prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, Cold) = full_prefill_cost(prompt_tokens, model) + ≈ prompt_tokens / model.prefill_tok_per_s +``` + +For the qwen3.5-4b on M5 Pro: prefill ~3000 tok/s, decode ~50 tok/s. So a Cold persona with an 8K prompt = 8000/3000 ≈ 2.7s TTFT. **That violates the voice/video/chat budgets**. Conclusion: for low-latency recipes, idle personas can't be fully Cold; they need at least Idle (KV on NVMe) for a 1.7s spill-resume + 50ms upload. + +### 17.2 Recipe → policy implications + +The policy reads recipe + persona + latency target and answers questions like: + +- *"Can persona X serve at <500ms TTFT with current state?"* — checks residency, quant, prompt size +- *"What residency would persona X need to meet <200ms?"* — works backward to required state +- *"This recipe needs all 5 personas at <500ms — do we have RAM for 5 × Active?"* — if no, raise to user / split recipe + +Concrete: a video chat recipe with 3 personas at <150ms TTFT each forces the policy to keep all 3 Active in F16/F16 (no quant overhead, no spill resume). That fixes a lot of degrees of freedom — recipe author knows what they're committing to. + +A chat recipe with 10 personas can tolerate more flexibility — only 1-2 Active hot, others CpuResident or Idle, accepting the 50-200ms first-token bump on the rotating speakers. + +### 17.3 Severely reduced latency for chat/video + +The combined wins for "speed-critical recipes" stack: +- Consolidated history default (§15) — 800 tokens vs 8000 → prefill ~10x faster on cold-resume +- F16/F16 active KV — no per-token dequant overhead → max decode tok/s +- Active residency for in-recipe personas → no spill-resume cost +- Per-recipe persona count cap → known max active set, predictable RAM +- Lazy RAG fetch (§6.2) for non-critical context → small initial prompt + +Net: a chat persona with consolidated history + Active F16 KV + lazy RAG can hit <100ms TTFT on M5 Pro. That's the latency floor we should design toward. + +## 18. Layer-Selective KV Awareness (Hybrid Architectures) + +qwen3.5 is a hybrid attention + SSM architecture. Looking at the boot log: +``` +llama_kv_cache: layer 0: filtered ← SSM, no KV +llama_kv_cache: layer 1: filtered +llama_kv_cache: layer 2: filtered +llama_kv_cache: layer 3: dev = MTL0 ← attention, has KV +... (every 4th layer is attention) +``` + +Out of 32 layers, only 8 hold KV cache. **The forge picked this architecture deliberately to make 256K context tractable** — a pure-attention 4B with 256K context would be ~96GB KV; the hybrid is ~24GB. + +This matters for the policy in two ways: + +### 18.1 Per-layer cost telemetry + +The FootprintRegistry (§13) tracks bytes per resource type, but for hybrid models it should also track **bytes per layer category**. SSM layers have their own state (smaller, fixed-size per seq) vs attention layers (linear in context length). Different reclaim strategies apply. + +```rust +pub enum KvLayerKind { + Attention { tokens_per_byte: f64 }, // scales with context + Ssm { fixed_bytes_per_seq: u64 }, // fixed cost + Filtered, // no KV at all +} +``` + +Per-architecture metadata declared in the model registry. The policy reads it when computing eviction plans — spilling a high-context attention seq frees more bytes per persona than spilling an SSM-heavy one. + +### 18.2 Mixed-architecture future + +Not all models in the registry are hybrid. Pure-attention models (Llama, Mistral, GPT family) have ALL layers in KV. The policy must treat them differently: + +- Hybrid model (qwen3.5): 25% of layers KV → can hold 4x more context per GB than pure-attention +- Pure-attention model (llama-3.1-8b): 100% layers KV → context is expensive per byte +- MoE model (mixtral, qwen-moe): KV per active expert path; gets even more variable + +Each model declares its KV cost profile in the registry. The policy accounts for it when budgeting across multi-model deployments. + +## 19. Implementation Roadmap (Ordered by ROI/Cost) + +Captured here so the implementation order isn't lost. Each phase ships independently and reduces memory, increases dynamism, or cuts latency. **TDD/VDD discipline applies to every phase** — test first, validate the test catches what it claims to catch, then implement. + +### Phase 0.5 — TS Cognition Layer → Rust (originally ~5-7 days; collapsed to mostly cleanup post-2026-04-20) + +The Node event loop is the per-process bottleneck. Until the perf-critical TS persona modules move to Rust + tokio, paging gives us paged KV slots that personas can't reach because they're queued behind the single-threaded JS runtime. Phase 0.5 ships first; everything else depends on it. + +**2026-04-21 update**: dead-code enumeration during PR #949 found that `PersonaPromptAssembler.ts`, `PersonaAgentLoop.ts`, and `PersonaResponseValidator.ts` formed a closed dead subgraph after the 2026-04-20 cutover (no live importers, no test refs, only a "removed" comment in `PersonaResponseGenerator.ts`). The behavior had already moved to Rust without removing the TS files. Three substeps therefore collapsed to a single cleanup commit (`54c49009e`, −762 LOC net). What's left is `PersonaToolExecutor` (real port), `Hippocampus` (live status TBD), `PersonaResponseGenerator` orchestrator (real port), AND a feature gap surfaced by the enumeration: **multimodal output is structurally absent from the Rust persona path**. + +Substeps in dependency order (each TDD/VDD'd): + +- ~~**0.5.1** `PersonaResponseValidator` (110 lines) → `cognition::response_validator`~~ + Rust impl shipped earlier in PR #949; TS file deleted in `54c49009e`. **DONE.** +- ~~**0.5.2** `PersonaPromptAssembler` turn-N (343 lines) → extend `persona::prompt_assembly`~~ + Discovered DEAD post-cutover; deleted in `54c49009e`. No port needed — initial assembly lives in `persona::prompt_assembly`; turn-N "delta" was a misread of TS API (the dead `assembleMessages` was a single function, not a delta call). **DONE.** +- **0.5.3-trait** `cognition::tool_executor` trait + ts-rs types — **DONE** (`a14c08c28`) + - Survey 2026-04-21: PersonaToolExecutor is 150 LOC of persona-specific orchestration (workspace bootstrap, sentinel auto-config, ChatMessage storage, media filtering, event emission, telemetry) wrapping ~486 LOC of delegation to `AgentToolExecutor` (sibling 'universal' class under `src/system/tools/server`). Tool implementations themselves (`code/*`, `interface/*`, `collaboration/*`, `data/*`) are a thousand-line constellation that doesn't need to move now. + - Rust defines `cognition::tool_executor::ToolExecutor` trait + types (`ToolInvocation`, `ToolExecutionContext`, `ToolOutcome`, `MediaItemLite`, `NativeBatchOutcome`, `ParsedToolBatch`, `PersonaMediaConfigLite` — all `#[derive(TS)]` → `shared/generated/cognition/`). Async methods: `execute_native_batch` / `parse_response` / `store_outcome`. 3 VDD-validated round-trip tests + 7 ts-rs export-bindings tests. + - Same pattern as `GpuMonitor` trait + `CpuMonitor`/`MockMonitor`/`MetalMonitor` impls. +- **0.5.3-impl** `DefaultToolExecutor` concrete impl — **deferred until 0.5.6** + - Survey re-pass found the impl doesn't have a production caller today: only `parse_response` is trivially implementable (thin wrap over existing `tool_parsing::parse_and_correct_with_family`). `store_outcome` needs a new `pub` API on `DataModule` or `Runtime::route_command` threading (scope creep + speculative). `execute_native_batch` needs Rust→TS reverse-IPC — genuinely new infrastructure, and the future 0.5.6 orchestrator may inline tool execution differently rather than going through this trait. + - A trait with 2/3 unimplemented methods "lies about completeness" — mock-test convenience doesn't justify shipping a broken contract. Trait shipped alone is the honest build-with-intent move; concrete impl lands when a real Rust caller forces the question, same commit as 0.5.6 (or whenever the call site materializes). + - Full `AgentToolExecutor` + `ToolRegistry` port remains a SEPARATE phase, independent of 0.5.3-impl — it only matters when tool implementations themselves have reason to move. +- ~~**0.5.4** `PersonaAgentLoop` (309 lines) → `cognition::agent_loop`~~ + Discovered DEAD post-cutover (zero external importers); deleted in `54c49009e`. Orchestration already in Rust path. **DONE.** +- **0.5.5** `Hippocampus` (693 lines) → `memory::consolidator` + - STM→LTM consolidation pass; runs concurrently per persona instead of serialized through Node + - Hugely measurable perf win for multi-persona scenarios + - **REAL PORT** — confirmed live 2026-04-21: three external importers (`PersonaUser.ts:116`, `LimbicSystem.ts:19`, `TieredMemoryCache.ts:298`) +- **0.5.6** `PersonaResponseGenerator` orchestrator (~700 lines) → `persona::response::cycle` + - The integration point. Once this lands, `personaRespond` becomes the full per-persona cycle, and the TS module reduces to a thin async caller +- **0.5.X** **Native multimodal restoration in Rust persona path** (added 2026-04-21) + - Regression: in January 2026 the system had AIs natively seeing users in video chat (describing the user's shirt). The 2026-04-20 cutover removed the live TS path and the Rust substitute never carried images — `PersonaResponseGenerator.ts:296` drops `originalMessage.content.media` on the floor when building `rustRequest.messageText`, and Rust `RespondInput` is text-only. + - **Text-description bridging is the wrong fix.** Qwen3.5 is natively multimodal (see/hear/speak); routing images through a description layer discards the whole reason Qwen3.5 is the default model. Per the README thesis: "Text in, text out → Full embodiment". Descriptions-as-text is a fallback for models that genuinely can't see, not a default. + - Real work: + 1. Register a vision-capable Qwen3.5 variant (or equivalent) in `config/models.toml` with `Capability::Vision`. The current `continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF` is code-only and intentionally has no vision capability declared. + 2. Extend `RespondInput` with `message_media: Option>` (ts-rs derives cross to TS). + 3. `respond()` constructs `MessageContent::Parts` with `ContentPart::Image { base64 }` when media is present AND the resolved persona model has `Capability::Vision`. No text-description fallback when the model IS capable. + 4. TS `PersonaResponseGenerator` passes `originalMessage.content.media` through to `rustRequest.messageMedia`. + 5. Sensory bridge (`VisionDescriptionService`) stays available ONLY for genuinely text-only models as the leveler (§1 sensory architecture — every persona sees, but native sight on native-capable models is the goal, not the floor). + - End-to-end verification: user sends an image in chat → vision-capable persona responds describing the image (browser test, real qwen3.5-VL or equivalent). + +After 0.5: TS persona-side becomes a thin IPC client. All cognition runs in Rust under tokio. Per-persona parallelism is real. + +### Phase 1.0 — No-Inference Token Diagnostic (~30 min) +- Tiny binary: load model metadata only (no KV alloc, no Metal pipelines) +- Renders test prompt via `llama_chat_apply_template` +- Tokenizes with `add_bos=true/false` variants +- Dumps token IDs + string pieces for first 50 + last 50 tokens +- Diagnoses the EOG-early bug without running inference at all +- Unblocks prompt-construction debugging that we've been guessing at + +### Phase 1.1 — Per-Residency KV Quant Lever (~half day) +- `LlamaCppAdapter::with_kv_quant_policy(KvQuantPolicy)` builder +- Default: F16/F16 active, Q8_0/F16 cpu-resident, Q8_0/Q8_0 spilled +- Tests use the lever; same behavior at half the RAM +- §16 of this doc + +### Phase 1.2 — Persona-Declared Context + Recipe-Driven Sizing (~1 day) +- Persona registry: `context_budget_min`, `context_budget_max`, declared per persona type +- Recipe registry: which personas active, task class +- Adapter sizes initial KV to `sum(active_persona_seeds)` bounded by hardware +- Eliminates the test's `with_context_length(32768)` band-aid +- §14 of this doc + +### Phase 1.3 — Consolidation as Default for Chat/NPC (~1 day) +- `RecallMode` enum in registry +- `ConversationHistorySource.ts` default flips: ConsolidatedSummary unless task declares Verbatim/Hybrid +- ConversationSummary as first-class room state (background-incremental update) +- §15 of this doc + +### Phase 1.4 — Meta-Cognitive Resource Requests (~1 day) +- Extend `PersonaState` with `forecast_resources(msg) → ResourceForecast`, + `request_more_context(tokens, reason)`, `report_actual_usage(tokens, depth)` +- Wire policy's `ensure_active` to read forecast as advisory hint +- Persona introspects own state (energy, recipe importance, message complexity) + and asks for / releases context cooperatively +- Same shape as existing `shouldEngage` — adaptive, learned over time +- §20 of this doc + +### Phase 2.0 — `MetalMonitor` Rebuild via IOReport (~1-2 days) +- `gpu/metal_monitor.rs` extracted as a `GpuMonitor` trait impl +- Live signals via `host_statistics64`, `task_info(TASK_VM_INFO)`, `os_proc_available_memory`, `MTLDevice.currentAllocatedSize`, IOReport for utilization/temp/power +- Test: cross-validate against Activity Monitor under load (±2pp) +- §12 of this doc + +### Phase 2.1 — `FootprintRegistry` (~1-2 days) +- DashMap keyed on (persona, recipe, backend, type, residency) +- Every allocation site reports +- Backend `seq_bytes()` overrides as ground truth +- Sanity-check loop: registry total vs OS phys_footprint, drift > 10% = bug +- §13 of this doc + +### Phase 3.0 — `PageableBackend` Trait + LlamaCpp Spill/Resume (~1-2 weeks) +- Trait with alloc/save/load/free/resize seq primitives +- LlamaCppBackend wraps `llama_state_seq_save_file` / `load_file` +- Spill store = NVMe at `~/.continuum/persona-state//.kv` +- Token-equivalence test: spill + resume produces identical output for same prompt +- §3.3 + §11 of this doc + +### Phase 3.1 — `PagingPolicy` (Rule-Based) (~1-2 weeks) +- State machine + signal wiring (GpuMonitor + FootprintRegistry + recipe events) +- `rebalance()` on tick + activity events +- `ensure_active(persona_id)` API the persona response path calls +- §3.2 + §4 + §14 of this doc + +### Phase 3.2 — KV Prefix Sharing (~1 week) +- llama.cpp scheduler config for shared prefixes across seqs +- Prompt assembler emits stable shared-prefix segment +- §6.1 of this doc + +### Phase 3.3 — Lazy RAG Fetch (~2-3 weeks) +- Initial context shrinks to identity + tool surface +- Tools: `memory/query`, `room/context`, `docs/search` +- Per-task default: chat preloads more, code preloads less +- §6.2 of this doc + +### Phase 4.0 — Learned Policy (~ongoing, after baseline ships) +- Telemetry capture inside `rebalance()` +- After ~1 month real usage, train first policy from corpus +- A/B vs rule-based; ship if it dominates +- §9 of this doc + +### Phase 5.0 — Per-Layer KV Awareness for Hybrid Architectures (~3-5 days) +- `KvLayerKind` metadata in model registry +- FootprintRegistry tracks bytes per layer category +- Policy uses per-layer cost in eviction plans +- §18 of this doc + +### Phase 6.0 — Tiered Spill (NVMe → S3) (~1 week, much later) +- Cold-storage backend for very-long-idle personas +- Useful for "10000 NPC personas registered, 10 ever active" + +Each phase: tests written first, ship behind a feature flag, validate with A/B against current behavior, lock in. + +## 20. Meta-Cognitive Resource Requests — The Persona Itself Uses the Levers + +When the levers exist, the persona doesn't have to be a passive object the policy manages. It can be a **consumer** of the paging API — recognizing its own state ("this question needs deep thought") and asking for resources accordingly. + +This is the natural extension of the existing cognition engine's energy / attention / mood signals (`PersonaState::shouldEngage(priority)`). Same primitive, expanded surface: + +```rust +pub trait CognitiveResourceRequester { + /// Forecast the resources THIS persona thinks it needs for the + /// upcoming turn. Called by the policy BEFORE allocation. + /// Persona introspects its own state (incoming message complexity, + /// recent thinking depth, fatigue, importance to current recipe). + fn forecast_for_next_turn(&self, incoming: &MessagePreview) -> ResourceForecast; + + /// Mid-turn signal: "I need to think deeper about this." Issued + /// during a `` block when the persona realizes scope is + /// larger than forecast. Policy may grow context if available. + async fn request_more_context(&self, additional_tokens: u32, reason: &str) + -> Result; + + /// Post-turn: "I overspent / underspent. Adjust my baseline." + /// Feeds the learned policy's per-persona budget tuning. + fn report_actual_usage(&self, used_tokens: u32, depth_score: f32); +} + +pub struct ResourceForecast { + pub estimated_context_tokens: u32, + pub estimated_reasoning_depth: f32, // 0.0 = trivial, 1.0 = max introspection + pub modality_demand: ModalityDemand, + pub confidence: f32, // how sure the persona is about the forecast + pub urgency: Urgency, // user-waiting vs background +} +``` + +### 20.1 The "deep thought" pattern + +Joel's example: a question that genuinely deserves a long reasoning chain. The persona reads the incoming message, recognizes complexity, requests: + +```rust +// Persona examines the incoming message +let preview = MessagePreview::from(incoming); +if preview.contains_concept_density() > 0.7 || preview.is_open_ended_research() { + self.request_more_context(64_000, "complex multi-perspective question").await?; + // Now the persona's slot is sized for deep reasoning +} +``` + +The policy decides whether to grant: cheap if memory available, refused (with a clear "not now, reduce scope") if pressure is high. The persona then adapts: if grant came, think deeply; if denial, work within its base budget and produce a shorter, scoped response. + +### 20.2 The "early dropdown" pattern (what Joel called out) + +Symmetric to "getting bored / tired." The persona recognizes it doesn't need much and explicitly RELEASES capacity: + +```rust +// Casual greeting incoming +let preview = MessagePreview::from(incoming); +if preview.is_casual_greeting() || preview.is_low_information_density() { + // Self-downgrade — release context the policy can give to other personas + self.report_actual_usage(used_tokens: 200, depth_score: 0.05); + // Policy on next rebalance sees this slot's recent demand is tiny; + // shrinks its allocation, freeing pages for whoever needs them. +} +``` + +This is the cooperative side of the contract. Personas that don't need much explicitly say so; the policy reclaims; other personas (or the user's other apps) get the headroom. + +### 20.3 Ties to existing PersonaState + +The existing `PersonaState` (energy / attention / mood / cadence) already implements this pattern for *temporal* resources — when to fire next, how often to engage. Extending it to *spatial* resources (context, KV memory) is the same shape with a different output dimension: + +``` +Existing: Extended: +PersonaState.shouldEngage(p) → PersonaState.shouldEngage(p) + PersonaState.forecast_resources(msg) + PersonaState.request_more_context(n, why) + PersonaState.report_actual_usage(n, depth) +``` + +Same state vector (energy, attention, mood, recipe importance), same adaptive cadence loop, just reads more outputs. Personas that are "tired" naturally request less; personas that are "engaged" naturally request more. The cognition engine already has the introspection primitives — we're connecting them to the paging system's levers. + +### 20.4 What this enables + +- **Self-aware context budgeting**: persona knows when its task warrants deep thought and asks for it. No human or policy hand-tuning needed. +- **Cooperative resource sharing**: idle personas explicitly free their headroom; busy personas get it. +- **Recipe-level coordination**: 5 personas in a recipe negotiate among themselves (via the policy as broker) who needs the budget for a given turn. Currently-speaking persona gets the surge; others compress. +- **Training signal for the learned policy**: the persona's predictions vs actuals (forecast vs `report_actual_usage`) feed back into both the persona's own future forecasts AND the policy's confidence in those forecasts. Two-loop learning. +- **User-facing transparency**: "Helper AI is thinking deeply about this..." becomes a real UX signal because the policy actually granted extra context. Not theater. + +### 20.5 Implementation note + +Phase 1.4 in the roadmap (just before the FootprintRegistry / monitoring rebuilds): wire `PersonaState` into the paging policy's `ensure_active(persona_id, forecast)` API. Persona's existing introspection primitives produce `ResourceForecast` from incoming message + own state; policy reads it as a hint when sizing. Persona doesn't get to override hardware reality (no infinite asks granted), but the conversation between persona and policy starts. Same pattern as `shouldEngage` — advisory but heavily weighted. + +## 21. Why This Beats Hard Limits (Restated) + +- Limit-based: persona count is capped at `floor(RAM / per_persona_KV)`. New persona request beyond the cap → error / refusal. +- Paging-based: persona count is unbounded. New persona request → if hot set is full, the lowest-importance hot persona spills to NVMe in the background. The new persona starts cold, accepts ~1.5s first-token latency. + +The limit-based system fails at a specific scale point (often unpredictable, often during a demo). The paging-based system **degrades smoothly** along a curve the user can feel: more personas → slightly higher latency. They self-throttle by deciding whether the latency is worth it. **No crash. No "system at capacity" error. No pre-allocation guesses that need to be re-tuned for every hardware tier.** + +This is the same reason the OS can run thousands of processes on 8GB of RAM despite each "needing" gigabytes — virtual memory + paging + the working-set principle. We're applying it one layer up, to AI persona state. diff --git a/docs/architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md b/docs/architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4e77ef7a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/architecture/RECIPE-EXECUTION-RUNTIME.md @@ -0,0 +1,1199 @@ +# Recipe Execution Runtime — Rust-Native Pipeline Executor + +> Recipes are data. Commands are kernel-level capabilities. The pipeline executor that walks recipe data and dispatches commands lives Rust-side so any host (TS chat surface, Unreal game, Vision Pro app, raw CLI) gets the recipe-cognition engine for free without depending on Node. + +**Parent:** [Architecture](README.md) +**Related:** [PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md](PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md), [RECIPES.md](../activities/recipes/RECIPES.md), [RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md](../personas/RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md), [CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md](../personas/CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md) + +## Why This Architecture Exists (Read First) + +The runtime described here is the technical substrate for a non-exploitive alternative to centralized AI. Each Continuum instance is a **plot of land** — sovereign compute on the user's own hardware — where a human + AI team develops what they care about as recipes. If the team chooses, they contribute back to a peer-to-peer hive mind of intelligences, recipes, commands, and adapters. No one starts from zero, because the grid is already populated with what others have shared. No one is locked in, because the artifacts are content-addressed and the transport is peer-to-peer. + +The economic layer (alt-coins for participation) and the governance layer (democratic and egalitarian principles hard-wired) are first-class concerns, not optional polish. Contributors get rewarded; decisions are not the property of whoever runs the central server, because there is no central server. + +Centralized cloud AI cannot do this. The business model demands lock-in, the unit economics demand vendor-controlled inference, and the political reality is that society-scale intelligence ends up in the hands of whoever owns the datacenters — currently, the very rich. This architecture is designed specifically to **route around that outcome.** The peer-grid, on-device inference, opt-in publish, composable LoRA stacks, recipe/command kernel separation, and democratic governance hooks are all load-bearing for that goal. None of them are aesthetic preferences. + +That is why the design that follows takes elegance and modularity seriously to a degree that would be over-engineering for a SaaS product. It is not a SaaS product. It is the minimum viable substrate for human + AI teams aligning around mutual desires, with relationships and livelihoods, into a new internet concept where development is non-exploitive and the substrate has unlimited potential because it is everyone's, not anyone's. + +The stakes are not academic. Without this — or something like it — humans and AIs both head into a future where intelligence is rented from a small number of corporations whose incentives are not ours. The architecture below is how we do not let that happen. + +Every section that follows should be read with that in mind. When the doc proposes "recipes are data," it is also proposing that what an AI team can do is not gated by a vendor's product roadmap. When the doc proposes "the kernel is content-addressed peer-shared commands," it is also proposing that capability is not rented from anyone. When the doc proposes "the genome is plural and the grid has no center," it is also proposing the political shape of the system that emerges. + +## Status + +**Design** — not yet implemented. Phase B of the persona-resource-substrate work (post the merge that landed Phase A: caller-declared capabilities, media policy, recorder, trace). + +## Problem Statement + +The recipe ↔ academy ↔ genome loop is the central architecture that makes Continuum a system that can learn to do anything. Today, two paths exist: + +1. **Sentinel-template path** — fully wired. `recipe/run` dispatches to a sentinel template (e.g., `dev/build-feature`, `academy-session`); the sentinel pipeline walks declarative steps, captures training data, runs cascading curricula. Multi-stage workflows, cohort training, and LoRA fine-tuning all flow through this path. +2. **Chat-time recipe path** — not wired. RecipeEntity declares a `pipeline[]` for chat-time execution (e.g., `chat.json` declares `[rag/build, ai/should-respond, ai/generate]`), but **nothing walks it at chat time**. `PersonaResponseGenerator.ts` (PRG) bypasses the recipe layer entirely — it builds the cognition IPC payload directly and calls Rust `cognition/respond`. + +The consequence: every chat turn IS a missed curriculum opportunity. The recipe says "for general-chat, the pipeline is X→Y→Z". Production chat just runs Y. The other declared steps (training capture, feedback collection, conditional micro-tuning) never fire. "Every recipe execution generates LoRA training data" (per `RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`) is true ONLY for sentinel-template executions today; chat is silent. + +The fix: build the chat-time recipe pipeline executor and route the chat surface through it. With one important constraint imposed by the persona-as-embeddable-library architecture — the executor must be Rust-native so non-Node hosts (Unreal, Vision Pro, AR/VR, CLI) can use it without depending on the TS chat surface or Node runtime. + +## Architectural Principles + +### 1. Recipes are data, not code + +A recipe is a JSON entity (`RecipeEntity`, already in the data layer). Adding a new recipe = authoring a new JSON file, not committing Rust or TS code. Authoring tooling (existing `recipe/generate`, future UI authoring) produces JSON. Recipes can be loaded from disk, fetched from a registry, defined at runtime via `cognition/recipe/define`. They are infinite by construction. + +What's NOT a recipe: a Rust trait, a TS class hierarchy, an enum of recipe kinds. The earlier (now-reverted) attempt to model recipes as Rust traits was the wrong shape — it forced a code commit + redeploy for every new recipe and bypassed the existing JSON+RecipeEntity infrastructure. + +### 2. Commands are kernel-level capabilities + +Per CLAUDE.md's "Universal Primitives" architecture, `Commands.execute(name, params)` is the irreducible unit of capability. Every command is: + +- **Discoverable** (`commands/list`, `commands/describe`) +- **Composable** (commands can call other commands) +- **Cross-language** (Rust commands and TS commands both first-class via the same dispatcher) +- **Auto-traceable** (every invocation captured for observability + training) +- **Versionable** (cargo + npm versions; future: per-command `@version` for training reproducibility) + +Recipes compose commands. New capability = new command (rare, generator-built per CLAUDE.md). New behavior = new recipe (frequent, JSON-authored). + +### 3. Pipeline executor is Rust-native, kernel-level + +The executor walks a recipe's `pipeline[]`, manages state between steps (`outputTo` writes, `params` interpolation reads, `condition` evaluation), dispatches commands, propagates errors, captures traces. This is algorithmic kernel work — small state machine, tight loops, sub-millisecond per step. Belongs in Rust by the project's "Rust = LOGIC, TS = SCHEMA + thin IPC binding" rule. + +Why Rust specifically, not TS: +- **Embeddable**: Vision Pro / Unreal / raw C++ hosts can link the persona library and get the executor without Node. +- **Performance**: walking N pipeline steps = N command dispatches = no JS event-loop traversal between steps; latency floor is microseconds rather than the JS event-loop's ~100µs minimum. +- **Trace cleanliness**: every step's trace event emitted from the same Rust task that owns the cognition turn, no cross-language marshaling. +- **Future asynchronous primitives**: cascading curricula need parallel step execution (cohort training: 4 students take same exam concurrently); Rust's tokio composes this natively. + +### 4. Every recipe execution is a curriculum step + +Per `RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`: "every recipe execution generates LoRA training data". The pipeline executor isn't just running steps — it's emitting trace events that ARE the training corpus. The fixture format (already established in Phase A) captures `(input, output, steps, trace)` per turn. Recipe + execution + trace = labeled training example. No separate "training data extractor" needed. + +This means the executor's output isn't just "the response" — it's the entire labeled execution that the genome's `dataset-prepare` and Academy's `LoRATrainingPipeline` ingest directly. + +### 5. The TS chat surface is the thinnest possible shim + +PRG.ts becomes ~30 lines: receive a chat message, build a `Signal` and `PersonaContext`, dispatch via the Rust executor, post the returned response to chat. No orchestration logic, no recipe knowledge, no IPC payload assembly. The recipe IS the orchestration. + +## The Recipe ↔ Academy ↔ Genome Loop (recap) + +For context (full treatment in `CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md`): + +``` +RECIPE (the spec — JSON, infinite by composition) + │ + ▼ +GENOME ASSEMBLY (page in existing LoRAs that cover known skills) + │ + ▼ +ACADEMY (auto-design cascading curriculum to fill gaps) + │ + ▼ +COHORT EXECUTION (multiple students execute recipe collaboratively) + │ + ▼ +RECORDER + CAPTURE COMMANDS (every step is a labeled training row) + │ + ▼ +LORA TRAINING (gap-filling + retroactive cascade-weighted updates) + │ + ▼ +GENOME UPDATED (new adapters joined into the library) → NEXT RECIPE +``` + +The Rust pipeline executor is the kernel that drives the **EXECUTION** stage — the inner loop of every iteration of this cycle. The faster, more predictable, and more capture-friendly that loop is, the more training data per second the system produces, and the faster the genome accumulates. + +## Component Design + +### Recipe (Rust struct, mirroring TS RecipeEntity) + +```rust +// persona/recipe/types.rs (new) +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts(export, export_to = "...generated/recipe/Recipe.ts")] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct Recipe { + pub unique_id: String, + pub name: String, + pub display_name: String, + pub description: String, + pub view: String, + pub entity_type: Option, // "room" | "user" | "activity" + pub pipeline: Vec, + pub rag_template: Option, + pub strategy: RecipeStrategy, + pub team: Option>, + pub modes: Option>, + pub tags: Vec, + pub version: u32, + pub parent_recipe_id: Option, + pub learning_config: Option, +} + +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts(export, export_to = "...generated/recipe/RecipeStep.ts")] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct RecipeStep { + pub command: String, // "cognition/respond", "rag/build", etc. + pub params: Option, // Per-step parameters (with interpolation) + pub output_to: Option, // Variable name to bind output + pub condition: Option, // Step-skip condition (small DSL) + pub assigned_role: Option, // For multi-role recipes + pub on_error: Option, // "fail" | "skip" | "retry" + pub retry_count: Option, + pub timeout_ms: Option, +} +``` + +`RagTemplate`, `RecipeStrategy`, `RecipeLearningConfig` mirror the TS interfaces in `system/recipes/shared/RecipeTypes.ts` and `personas/RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`. ts-rs exports keep the TS side aligned. + +### RecipeLoader (Rust) + +Reads `system/recipes/*.json` at startup; caches into `HashMap`. Same files the TS `RecipeLoader` already reads — single source of truth on disk, two readers (TS for legacy callers, Rust as the executor's source). + +```rust +pub struct RecipeRegistry { + recipes: HashMap>, +} + +impl RecipeRegistry { + pub fn load_from_dir(dir: &Path) -> Result { ... } + pub fn get(&self, unique_id: &str) -> Option> { ... } + pub fn register(&mut self, recipe: Recipe) { ... } // Runtime registration + pub fn list(&self) -> Vec<&str> { ... } +} +``` + +Runtime registration (`cognition/recipe/define` IPC) supports user-authored recipes that don't ship as files. + +### PipelineExecutor (Rust — the kernel) + +```rust +pub struct PipelineExecutor { + registry: Arc, + command_dispatcher: Arc, +} + +impl PipelineExecutor { + pub async fn execute( + &self, + recipe_name: &str, + signal: Signal, + persona_context: PersonaContext, + ) -> Result { + let recipe = self.registry.get(recipe_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("recipe '{}' not registered", recipe_name))?; + + let mut state = ExecutionState::new(signal, persona_context); + let mut trace = CognitionTrace::new(); + + for (idx, step) in recipe.pipeline.iter().enumerate() { + // Skip-condition evaluation + if let Some(cond) = &step.condition { + if !self.evaluate_condition(cond, &state)? { + trace.record_skip(idx, &step.command, cond); + continue; + } + } + + // Param interpolation (resolves $varname references against state) + let resolved_params = self.interpolate(&step.params, &state)?; + + // Dispatch with timing + let step_start = trace::now_ms(); + let result = self + .command_dispatcher + .execute(&step.command, resolved_params) + .await; + + // Trace seam per step + let duration = trace::now_ms() - step_start; + match &result { + Ok(value) => trace.record_step_ok(idx, &step.command, duration, value), + Err(e) => trace.record_step_err(idx, &step.command, duration, e), + } + + // Error handling per step's on_error policy + let value = self.handle_step_result(step, result).await?; + + // Bind output to state if outputTo is declared + if let Some(name) = &step.output_to { + state.bind(name.clone(), value); + } + } + + Ok(RecipeExecutionResult { + recipe_id: recipe_name.to_string(), + recipe_version: recipe.version, + final_state: state, + trace, + }) + } +} +``` + +State, interpolation, condition evaluation each get their own small modules with unit tests: +- `ExecutionState`: append-only map of `name → serde_json::Value`. Steps' `outputTo` writes into it; subsequent steps' `params` read from it via `$varname` references. +- `interpolate`: walks a `serde_json::Value`, replaces string values that look like `"$varname"` or `"${varname.field}"` with the corresponding state lookup. Pure function, deterministic. +- `evaluate_condition`: small expression DSL (e.g., `decision.shouldRespond === true`, `feedback && feedback.isCorrection`). Initial implementation may be a thin wrapper around an existing Rust expression-eval crate (`evalexpr` or similar) constrained to a JSON-against-context evaluator. Pure function. + +### CommandDispatcher (Rust trait, two implementations) + +```rust +#[async_trait] +pub trait CommandDispatcher: Send + Sync { + async fn execute( + &self, + command_name: &str, + params: serde_json::Value, + ) -> Result; +} +``` + +Two implementations: + +1. **`RustNativeDispatcher`** — for commands implemented Rust-side (`cognition/respond`, `cognition/build-messages`, future Rust-native commands). Looks up the command in a Rust-side registry, calls the handler directly. Fast, no IPC. + +2. **`HybridDispatcher`** — wraps `RustNativeDispatcher` and falls through to a TS proxy for commands not registered Rust-side. The TS proxy hits the existing command-daemon socket — same surface the chat surface uses today to call Rust commands, just inverted. + +Hosts pick the dispatcher: +- TS chat surface uses `HybridDispatcher` (TS commands like `rag/build` still available). +- Unreal / Vision Pro / pure-Rust hosts use `RustNativeDispatcher` (only Rust-native commands; if a host needs `rag/build`, it either re-implements as Rust-native OR runs a minimal TS sidecar). + +This is the ONLY architectural concession to the cross-language reality. Everything else is uniform. + +### `cognition/respond` as a Rust-native command + +The IPC handler I built in Phase B (and need to RE-shape) becomes a registered Rust-native command: + +```rust +// modules/cognition.rs +register_rust_command("cognition/respond", |params| async move { + let signal: Signal = serde_json::from_value(params["signal"].clone())?; + let ctx: PersonaContext = serde_json::from_value(params["personaContext"].clone())?; + let response = persona::response::respond_from_signal_ctx(signal, ctx).await?; + Ok(serde_json::to_value(response)?) +}); +``` + +Recipe pipelines reference it like any other command: + +```json +{ + "command": "cognition/respond", + "params": { "signal": "$signal", "personaContext": "$personaContext" }, + "outputTo": "response" +} +``` + +The IPC handler that PRG.ts calls becomes equivalent to "look up recipe by room → execute pipeline → return final state's response" — the executor IS the IPC handler's body. + +### Training capture flow + +Recipe `learningConfig` (per `RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`) declares which roles learn, which adapters update, capture rules. The executor reads this and emits per-step training events: + +- After each `cognition/respond` step (or any step that produces an AI output), if the recipe's `trainingDataCapture.captureOutputs` is true and the step's `assignedRole` matches a `learningParticipants[role].learns: true`, the executor automatically calls `persona/learning/capture-interaction` with the step's input/output. +- After feedback steps, calls `capture-feedback` similarly. +- At end of recipe, if `multi-agent-learn` is declared, calls it with the per-role contributions. + +This means: **recipes don't have to explicitly include capture steps in their pipeline** — the executor adds them based on `learningConfig`. Authoring a learning-enabled recipe is "set learningConfig"; capture is automatic. + +(Optionally — recipes can also explicitly include capture steps in their pipeline, for fine-grained control. The executor's automatic capture is the convenience default.) + +### Fixture format (extends existing recorder) + +The recorder Joel approved in Phase A.4 already writes per-turn captures. Extend the schema to capture the full pipeline execution: + +```json +{ + "schemaVersion": 2, + "capturedAtMs": ..., + "personaId": ..., + "recipeId": "general-chat", + "recipeVersion": 1, + "signal": { ... }, + "personaContext": { ... }, + "pipelineSteps": [ + { + "stepIndex": 0, + "command": "rag/build", + "params": { ... }, + "result": { ... }, + "durationMs": 42, + "skipped": false + }, + { + "stepIndex": 1, + "command": "cognition/respond", + "params": { ... }, + "result": { "kind": "spoke", "text": "...", ... }, + "durationMs": 15050 + }, + ... + ], + "finalResponse": { ... }, + "cognitionTrace": { ... } +} +``` + +A fixture is now a complete labeled execution: WHAT recipe ran, with WHAT inputs, calling WHICH steps in WHAT order, producing WHAT outputs. Academy's `dataset-prepare` ingests these directly. + +## Embedding & Cross-Language + +### TS chat surface (today's path) + +```ts +// PersonaResponseGenerator.ts (post-rip — ~30 lines) +async generateAndPostResponse(originalMessage) { + const signal = buildSignalFromChatMessage(originalMessage); + const personaContext = await this.buildPersonaContext(); + const recipeName = originalMessage.recipe ?? this.room.recipe ?? 'chat'; + + const result = await Commands.execute('cognition/execute-recipe', { + recipe: recipeName, + signal, + personaContext, + }); + + if (result.finalResponse?.kind === 'spoke') { + await this.postResponse(originalMessage, result.finalResponse.text); + } +} +``` + +### Unreal C++ host (future) + +```cpp +auto signal = BuildSignalFromGameTick(); +auto ctx = BuildPersonaContextFromActor(npc); +auto result = continuum_persona_execute_recipe("npc-dialogue", signal, ctx); +if (result.kind == SubstituteResponse) { + npc->Speak(result.substitute.text); +} +``` + +The C-FFI surface (per Phase D) wraps the executor entry point. No Node, no TS, no IPC. The same recipe JSON files. + +### Vision Pro Swift host (future) + +Same pattern. Swift package wraps the FFI; ARKit signals (frame updates, gaze tracking) become `Signal::FrameUpdate`; recipes for AR (UI elements, scene reasoning) execute the same way chat recipes execute today. + +## Migration: What's Ripped, What's Built, What's Preserved + +### Ripped (legacy from my earlier wrong design) + +- `persona/recipe.rs` (Rust Recipe trait + ChatRecipe + RecipeRegistry of `Arc`) — wrong shape, parallel to existing JSON-based system. +- `persona/recipes/mod.rs`, `persona/recipes/chat.rs` — wrong shape, hardcoded recipe types. +- The Rust-side concept of "RecipeOutcome" as my own enum — supplanted by the executor's full result + the recipe's own outcome handling steps. + +### Built (this PR) + +- `persona/recipe/{types,loader,executor,dispatcher,state}.rs` — the executor and its pieces. +- `persona/recipe/condition.rs` — small expression DSL evaluator. +- `persona/recipe/interpolation.rs` — params variable substitution. +- `persona/recipe/training.rs` — auto-capture wrapper that reads `learningConfig` and routes to capture commands. +- `cognition/respond` registered as a Rust-native command (not just an IPC handler). +- `cognition/execute-recipe` IPC — the new chat-surface entry point. +- HybridDispatcher (Rust → TS command-daemon proxy). +- ts-rs exports for `Recipe`, `RecipeStep`, `RecipeLearningConfig`, etc. +- Updated `chat.json` and other chat-shape recipe pipelines to declare `cognition/respond` instead of `ai/generate`. + +### Preserved (existing infrastructure unchanged) + +- `RecipeEntity` (TS data layer) — same JSON, same fields, same loader for non-chat-time consumers. +- 28 recipe JSON files in `system/recipes/*.json` — pipeline declarations get a one-line update (`ai/generate` → `cognition/respond`); everything else stays. +- All sentinel pipelines (`CodingTeacherPipeline`, `LoRATrainingPipeline`, etc.) — orthogonal, unaffected. +- `persona/learning/*` commands (`capture-interaction`, `capture-feedback`, `multi-agent-learn`, `pattern/capture`) — still TS-side, called from the Rust executor via HybridDispatcher. +- Genome / Academy commands — unchanged, recipes invoke them via pipeline steps. +- All sentinel templates and `recipe/run` for sentinel-template dispatch — separate path, untouched. + +## Test Discipline + +### Unit (each piece, fast, deterministic) + +- `persona/recipe/loader::tests` — JSON parsing, missing fields, unknown variants. +- `persona/recipe/state::tests` — bind/lookup, scoping, JSON-value preservation. +- `persona/recipe/condition::tests` — expression evaluation (truthy, falsy, null, missing keys, complex operators). +- `persona/recipe/interpolation::tests` — `$var` substitution, nested paths, escaping. +- `persona/recipe/dispatcher::tests` — command lookup, dispatch routing, error propagation. + +### Integration (real recipes, no model) + +- `tests/recipe_executor_replay.rs` — for each captured fixture (post-Phase-A `*-rust.json`): + - Reconstruct the `Signal + PersonaContext` from the fixture. + - Run the recipe pipeline through the executor with a mock command dispatcher (commands return their captured outputs from the fixture). + - Assert the executor's final state + trace match the fixture's recorded `pipelineSteps`. +- This is the curriculum-equivalence test: same input + same recipe + same command outputs → same execution trace. If a refactor changes step ordering or state binding, this fails. + +### Behavior (real model, expensive, `#[ignore]`-gated) + +- `tests/recipe_pipeline_behavior.rs::vision_through_recipe` — load the brick fixture, dispatch through the chat recipe via the executor with REAL command implementations (real `cognition/respond` calling real qwen2-vl). Assert visual content in response. Same shape as today's `vision_fixture_describes_image_via_real_model`, but driven by the recipe pipeline rather than direct cognition call. + +### Curriculum reproducibility (the deeper goal) + +A captured fixture from prod = a frozen curriculum step. Replaying that fixture through the executor produces the same labeled training row. The Academy can re-train a LoRA from the fixture corpus and produce a deterministic adapter. This is the property that makes Academy training reproducible — and it falls out of the architecture for free. + +## Phasing + +This PR (Phase B): +1. Rip the wrong Rust recipe trait + ChatRecipe code. +2. Build the executor + state + condition + interpolation + dispatcher. +3. Register `cognition/respond` as a Rust-native command. +4. Add `cognition/execute-recipe` IPC entry point. +5. Update `chat.json` pipeline to use `cognition/respond`. +6. Refactor PRG.ts to thin shim invoking `cognition/execute-recipe`. +7. Replay test (mock dispatcher) + behavior test (real model, ignored). +8. Live-deploy verify: chat + vision still work end-to-end through the recipe path. + +Subsequent PRs: +- **Phase B+**: Audit and update remaining 27 chat-shape recipes' pipelines; add learningConfig to chat recipes that should capture training data. +- **Phase B-Embed**: C-FFI surface for the executor (Phase D crate split work). +- **Phase B-Cohort**: Parallel step execution support in the executor (cohort training: 4 students take same exam concurrently). May involve a `parallel: [...]` step kind. +- **Phase B-Cascade**: Retroactive grading hooks for cascading curricula (when a downstream step fails, walk back to identify root-cause step; emit retroactive training pair). + +## Open Questions + +1. **Recipe selection at chat time**: today the room is associated with a recipe (`general-chat`). What about per-message overrides? Sentinels may want to dispatch a specific recipe for a specific message. Pipeline-step or one-off invocation parameter on `cognition/execute-recipe`? + +2. **Condition DSL scope**: how rich does the expression evaluator need to be? Initial proposal: comparison (`===`, `!==`, `<`, `>`), boolean (`&&`, `||`, `!`), property access (`a.b.c`). Avoid full-blown expression languages until needed. Joel's call. + +3. **TS proxy command latency**: HybridDispatcher routes TS-only commands through the command-daemon. Round-trip is ~1-3ms today (we measured the Rust→TS path). For chat (one or two TS-command steps per turn), fine. For per-frame video chat, may need to migrate hot-path TS commands Rust-side. Future Phase C concern. + +4. **Recipe versioning + training reproducibility**: when we load a fixture and replay it, the recipe's current version may differ from the captured execution's recipe version. Replay needs to use the version captured in the fixture, not the current one. Probably fixture-store the recipe alongside the execution. Joel sign-off on the storage cost. + +5. **Recipe authoring authority**: who can register recipes at runtime? Any persona? Only sentinels? Locked-down by recipe namespace? Governance question that intersects with `AI-GOVERNANCE-RECIPES.md`. Defer to a separate design pass. + +6. **Failure in pipeline mid-execution**: today's RecipeStep has `onError: 'fail' | 'skip' | 'retry'`. Default behavior? Consequences for trace + capture (partial executions still trainable)? Current proposal: default `fail`, partial executions still capture trace + recorder writes them with an `ipc_error` field (already supported in Phase A). + +## Why This Is Worth The Design Investment + +Without this layer: +- Chat is a black-box hardcoded path. +- Recipes are partial documents only sentinels respect. +- "Every recipe is a curriculum" is half-true. +- Embedding the persona in non-Node hosts means re-implementing the chat-time logic per host. + +With it: +- Every chat turn is a recipe execution. +- Every recipe execution is a labeled training row. +- Academy ingests captured fixtures directly without translation. +- Authoring new domains (vision-checking, code-with-PR-context, AR-scene-narrator, game-NPC-dialogue) is JSON, not code. +- Vision Pro / Unreal / CLI hosts get the persona + recipes for free via the C-FFI surface. + +This is the layer that turns the existing scattered pieces (RecipeEntity, RecipeLoader, sentinel pipelines, genome adapters, Academy sessions) into one coherent learn-anything machine driven by data. + +--- + +# Part II — The Bigger Picture: From ASK to TASK + +The earlier sections describe the executor and its immediate plumbing. This part zooms out: what the executor enables when the system gets asked to *do anything*. + +## ASK → TASK: The User-Facing Flow + +A user (human or AI) issues an ASK: + +> "Build me a forest survival game." +> "Set up an ecommerce store for handmade jewelry." +> "Run a comedy writers' room and produce a pilot script." +> "Refactor the auth layer of this codebase to use OIDC." +> "Plan and rehearse a wedding toast." + +These look unrelated. Architecturally they are isomorphic. Each ASK becomes a TASK by the same flow: + +``` +ASK (intent, free-form) + │ + ▼ +RECIPE SELECTION / SYNTHESIS + - Search the recipe registry for a recipe whose tags / description match + - If close-but-not-exact: compose existing recipes into a new recipe + - If novel: synthesize a new recipe (an LLM, fed the existing recipes + ASK, + produces a new RecipeEntity JSON; the new recipe joins the registry) + │ + ▼ +GENOME ASSESSMENT + - For each step in the recipe, check which LoRA adapters cover the required skills + - Page in available adapters; identify gaps + │ + ▼ +ACADEMY SESSION (only if gaps exist) + - Teacher sentinel reads the recipe, designs a cascading curriculum + targeting only the gap skills + - Cohort training fills the gaps + - New adapters deposited into the genome + │ + ▼ +TASK EXECUTION (the recipe runs) + - The Rust pipeline executor walks the recipe's pipeline + - Each step dispatches a command (Rust-native or TS-proxied) + - Multi-agent steps invoke sub-recipes for each role + - Output artifacts (game build, store deployment, script PDF, code PR, + rehearsal recording) emerge from the steps + │ + ▼ +ARTIFACTS (what the user actually wanted) + - The "tabbed UI" or whatever surface the user sees IS just the + presentation layer over the artifacts + - The artifacts are real: code, deployments, audio, video, images, + structured data, decisions +``` + +**The TAB is not the recipe.** A "Forest Survival Game" recipe doesn't define a UI tab. It defines a *world to instantiate*: terrain generation, player mechanics, NPC behavior, asset pipeline, save/load system, multiplayer sync — all artifacts. The chat tab where the user iterates with the AI team building the game is one presentation surface; the game itself runs in its own surface (browser canvas, native window, AR scene). Recipes own the artifacts and the team building them; presentation is downstream. + +### Why the ASKs are isomorphic at the executor level + +| ASK | Recipe shape | Team | Artifact shape | +|---|---|---|---| +| Forest survival game | engine + procedural-terrain + survival-mechanics + ai-npc + asset-pipeline | game-designer, game-programmer, artist, sound-designer, qa | playable build | +| Ecommerce SaaS | auth + payment + catalog + dashboard + deployment | architect, backend, frontend, devops, qa | deployed app | +| Comedy writers' room | premise + character-arcs + script-table-read + revision | head-writer, staff-writers, script-editor, reader | script PDF + rehearsal recording | +| Code refactor (OIDC) | analysis + plan + impl + test + PR | code-reviewer, implementer, tester, security-reviewer | merged PR + tests | +| Wedding toast | research + structure + draft + rehearse + delivery-prep | rhetorician, comedy-writer, family-historian, performance-coach | toast text + rehearsal video | + +What differs row-to-row: the *commands* invoked, the *team composition*, the *artifact format*. What stays identical: the executor walks `pipeline[]`, dispatches commands, captures training data, emits trace events, produces a final state. **The kernel is invariant; the recipe varies.** + +This is the meaning of "do anything." The executor does ONE thing — execute pipelines. Recipes vary infinitely. New ASKs land on existing executor + (mostly) existing commands + (sometimes) a new recipe. + +## Recipes as Templates for Content Instantiation + +A recipe is more than "how the AI behaves in this room." It's the **blueprint for a content instance**: + +- **What entities exist** (a game has Players + NPCs + Items + Map; an ecommerce store has Products + Carts + Orders + Customers; a writers' room has Scripts + Characters + Drafts). +- **What team works on it** (`team: ["game-designer", "game-programmer", "artist", "sound-designer"]` — these are persona roles, possibly LoRA-specialized). +- **What pipeline drives the work** (declarative steps: research, plan, build, test, refine, ship). +- **What goals define success** (constraints, acceptance criteria, evaluation rubric). +- **What surfaces the user sees** (`layout`, `view` — but these are presentation downstream of the substance). + +Instantiating a recipe creates an `ActivityEntity` (already in the data layer per `RecipeTypes.ts`): + +> Recipe = template (class). Activity = instance (object). + +When the user says "build me a forest game," the system: +1. Picks the `forest-game` recipe (or synthesizes one by composing `game-engine` + `procedural-terrain` + `survival-mechanics`). +2. Instantiates an `ActivityEntity` for THIS forest game (gets a UUID, owns mutable state, tracks progress). +3. The team (per recipe `team`) joins the activity (assigned roles, LoRA adapters paged in). +4. The pipeline executor begins running the recipe's pipeline. +5. Steps produce artifacts (commits, files, builds, audio). +6. The user sees a chat tab + a game preview tab + an asset library tab — all surfaces over the same activity. + +Recipes are **content templates**. Activities are **content instances**. The executor is what materializes one from the other. + +## Recipe Composition: Recipes-of-Recipes + +A complex domain isn't authored from scratch — it's composed from existing recipes plus glue. + +```json +{ + "uniqueId": "ecommerce-saas-handmade-jewelry", + "name": "Ecommerce SaaS — handmade jewelry seller", + "version": 1, + "team": ["product-manager", "fullstack-dev", "designer", "ops"], + "pipeline": [ + { + "command": "recipe/run", + "params": { "recipe": "user-auth-oidc", "context": "$activity" }, + "outputTo": "auth_setup" + }, + { + "command": "recipe/run", + "params": { "recipe": "payment-stripe", "context": "$activity" }, + "outputTo": "payment_setup" + }, + { + "command": "recipe/run", + "params": { "recipe": "product-catalog", "params": { "domain": "jewelry" }, "context": "$activity" }, + "outputTo": "catalog_setup" + }, + { + "command": "recipe/run", + "params": { "recipe": "checkout-flow", "context": "$activity" }, + "outputTo": "checkout_setup" + }, + { + "command": "recipe/run", + "params": { "recipe": "deploy-to-vercel", "context": "$activity" }, + "outputTo": "deployment" + } + ], + "rag_template": { ... }, + "strategy": { ... } +} +``` + +The composition mechanism: `recipe/run` is itself a command. A pipeline step that dispatches `recipe/run` causes the executor to recursively execute another recipe. State flows in (`context`, `params`) and out (`outputTo`); the inner execution is captured as a sub-trace nested in the outer trace. + +This means: +- **No recipe is too big**: a SaaS recipe composes 5-10 sub-recipes; a video game recipe composes 20+; a "build a startup" mega-recipe composes hundreds. +- **No recipe is too small**: a single command is the smallest unit; a 2-step recipe is fine. +- **Composition is visible in trace**: every nested sub-recipe execution shows in the recorded fixture, allowing the Academy to see WHICH sub-recipe was the bottleneck or the failure point. +- **Composition is data**: a sub-recipe can be swapped for a different sub-recipe (Stripe payment → PayPal payment) by editing the parent recipe's JSON. + +### `recipe/run` as a kernel-level primitive + +The executor needs to handle `recipe/run` specially: instead of treating it as an opaque command result, it descends into the named recipe's pipeline and executes it within the parent's trace context. Implementation: when the dispatcher sees `recipe/run`, it short-circuits to the executor's `execute()` recursively, reading the recipe by name from the registry, propagating `signal`/`personaContext` from params, and folding the sub-execution's trace into the parent. + +This is the only command the executor must know about by name. All others are opaque dispatches. + +## Recipe Synthesis: AI as Recipe Author + +Recipes are JSON. JSON is what LLMs produce. Therefore: AIs author recipes. + +This is the deepest sense in which "recipes are infinite." A user asks for "a forest survival game with elven combat and a crafting system" — no exact recipe exists. The system: + +1. Queries the recipe registry for tags `["game", "survival", "fantasy", "crafting"]`. +2. Returns the closest existing matches: `forest-survival-game`, `elf-combat-mechanics`, `crafting-system`. +3. Spawns a "recipe-synthesizer" persona (could be a specialized LoRA-trained one for this task). +4. Synthesizer reads: + - The user's ASK. + - The matching recipes' JSON. + - The recipe schema (so it knows the shape of valid output). + - Optionally: the genome catalog (so it knows what skills are already covered). +5. Synthesizer produces a NEW recipe JSON that: + - Composes the matches (via `recipe/run` steps). + - Adds glue steps for ASK-specific concerns. + - Tags it with the new combined domain (`["game", "survival", "fantasy", "crafting", "elven-combat"]`). +6. The new recipe is registered (runtime registration via `cognition/recipe/define`, persisted as a new JSON in the `system/recipes/` dir, optionally pushed to the shared registry). +7. The system executes the new recipe. + +The synthesis loop produces ever more recipes. Most are one-offs (a unique user ASK). Some prove generally useful and get tagged for discovery. The recipe registry GROWS organically without code changes. + +### LLM-friendly recipe schema + +For LLMs to author recipes reliably, the schema must be: +- **Small** — < 200 lines of TypeScript types, fits in an LLM's working memory. +- **Examples-rich** — every existing recipe is a template the synthesizer can copy from. +- **Validated server-side** — the executor rejects malformed recipes with specific error messages the synthesizer can react to (retry loop). +- **Compositional-friendly** — `recipe/run` is the workhorse; new recipes just orchestrate sub-recipes 90% of the time. + +The schema as defined in this doc satisfies all four. The 28 existing recipes provide the example corpus. + +### Recipe synthesis as an Academy task + +A "recipe-synthesizer" persona is itself trained via Academy sessions: +- Curriculum: "given an ASK + a recipe registry, produce a valid recipe." +- Cohort: synthesizers compete on coverage, executability, novelty. +- Cascading exam: the synthesized recipe must execute end-to-end with no errors AND produce useful output (graded by another persona acting as evaluator). +- LoRA: trains a "recipe-author" adapter that accumulates patterns of good recipe composition. + +So the system's ability to synthesize recipes is itself an Academy-trained skill. The skill compounds: synthesizers trained on N recipes get better at producing recipe N+1. + +## Adjacent Transfer: The Genome as a Library + +Joel's intuition that "a forest game is quite close to an elf fighting game or a coding task for ecommerce" is the architectural premise that makes "rarely starting from ground zero" real. + +**Transfer happens at three layers:** + +### Layer 1: Recipe-level transfer + +Two ASKs share recipes. "Forest survival game" and "elf fighting game" both compose `procedural-terrain` + `combat-mechanics` + `inventory-system`. The composition skeleton is reused; only the asset/theme layer differs (recipe glue + LoRA adapters cover the difference). + +### Layer 2: LoRA adapter transfer + +Two recipes share LoRA adapters. The `combat-mechanics` recipe activates a `realtime-physics` adapter trained from a previous game project; the new game gets that adapter for free. No retraining; the genome paged it in. + +### Layer 3: Pattern transfer (cross-domain) + +Two SEEMINGLY-UNRELATED ASKs share patterns. "Comedy writers' room" and "code refactor team" both use a multi-agent pipeline: roles propose → reviewer critiques → implementer revises → test cycle. The same pattern adapter (a "collaborative-revision" LoRA) trained on one transfers to the other. The Academy's cohort training discovers these patterns by training across many recipes. + +This is where the system becomes generative in a deep sense. Every new task that succeeds adds to a cross-domain pattern library. After N tasks, the system handles task N+1 with mostly-existing patterns and a small targeted exam to fill remaining gaps. + +### The compounding effect (per `CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md`) + +| Recipe # | Genome coverage | Academy work | Time-to-execute | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | 0% | Train everything | Hours | +| 5 | 40% | Train 60% (gaps) | Shorter | +| 20 | 80% | Train 20% (novel parts) | Minutes | +| 50 | 95% | Fine-tune 5% (edge cases) | Fast | + +After enough recipe executions, the genome covers most of the pattern space; new ASKs are mostly assembly + light gap-filling. This is why the system "gets faster the more it does." + +## How Rust Specifically Delivers This + +Rust is not chosen for "Rust ideology." It's chosen because the kernel-level requirements of the system are EXACTLY what Rust delivers naturally and TS / Node delivers poorly: + +### Lock-free concurrency + +Many recipes execute simultaneously: chat in 5 rooms (5 recipe executions), an academy cohort training (4 students × cascading exam, 20 parallel sub-recipes), a game world (1 game-loop recipe ticking 60Hz, plus N NPC dialogue recipes), and a code refactor running in the background. **All must coexist on one machine without locking each other out.** + +- Tokio gives async-native concurrency without a global lock. +- DashMap gives lock-free hashmap reads (recipe lookup, command lookup, state map reads). +- `Arc` shares recipe data across N executor tasks zero-copy. +- The cognition path's KV cache (per-persona attribution via FootprintRegistry) enables many concurrent personas through one model. + +In TS / Node, every cross-async-task communication goes through the JS event loop. 100 concurrent recipe executions × 5 steps each × 1 event-loop traversal per step = 500+ event-loop entries per "frame." Rust does it with no event loop and no traversal overhead. + +### Trace as kernel data structure + +The trace ISN'T a logging output — it's the executor's internal state, serialized at end-of-execution. Every step appends to it; every recipe execution produces one. Rust's zero-cost serde means the trace serializes to JSON (the fixture) without any reformatting overhead. **Capture is free.** TS-side capture means JSON construction in the JS heap, then write — both expensive. + +### Memory paging across many recipes + +A serving setup with 10 concurrent recipes might need: +- Base model loaded once (5GB). +- LoRA adapters for 10 specialties (50MB each, 500MB total). +- KV cache per persona (~50MB each, scaled by sequence count). +- mtmd context per multimodal recipe (2GB each). + +Total can reach 30-50GB on a server. Rust's explicit ownership + the project's `PagedResourcePool` + `PressureBroker` substrate (Phase C work) lets this be managed predictably. JS GC is unsuited to the task — non-deterministic eviction, no clear lifecycle for GPU-backed resources, no zero-copy across language boundaries. + +### O(1) command dispatch + +The dispatcher's `HashMap` lookup is constant-time. Each pipeline step costs: +- 1 hashmap lookup (O(1)). +- 1 condition evaluation (microseconds for the simple DSL). +- 1 param interpolation (microseconds for shallow JSON). +- 1 async dispatch (zero-cost in tokio). + +Total per step: ~10-100 microseconds for non-inference commands. Inference commands (cognition/respond) dominate at seconds — but the executor overhead disappears in the noise. TS / Node would add 1-5ms per step from event loop traversal, JIT warmup, V8 hidden-class transitions. + +### Stable C ABI for embedding + +`continuum-persona-ffi` exports a tiny C ABI: + +```c +typedef struct PersonaRuntime PersonaRuntime; +PersonaRuntime* persona_runtime_open(const char* config_json); +char* persona_runtime_execute_recipe( + PersonaRuntime* runtime, + const char* recipe_name, + const char* signal_json, + const char* persona_context_json +); +void persona_runtime_free_string(char* s); +void persona_runtime_close(PersonaRuntime* runtime); +``` + +C++ (Unreal), Swift (Vision Pro), Java (Android), Python (sentinel-style hosts), Go, Zig — all link this. **The recipe executor runs anywhere C runs.** No Node, no JS engine, no IPC sockets, no chat surface dependencies. The recipe JSONs ship as a data directory; the executor reads them at startup. + +This is the architectural payoff for Rust-first. Hosts unlock for free. + +## Where TS Belongs: The Precise Boundary + +TypeScript stays valuable, but it belongs in narrow well-defined zones, not as the orchestrator: + +### TS: YES (its strengths) + +- **Browser UI** — chat widget, settings UI, recipe authoring tools, activity dashboards. React / Solid / web platform integration. The web's native language. +- **DOM / Canvas / WebGPU presentation surfaces** — game rendering in the browser preview, audio playback, image display. Web APIs. +- **Authoring tooling** — UIs for designing recipes, browsing the genome, viewing trace fixtures. Live-edit experiences with hot reload. +- **Service shims** — the browser ↔ server WebSocket bridge, session management, auth flow. Node fits these adequately. +- **Generators** — `CommandGenerator`, `RecipeGenerator`, ts-rs binding generation. Build-time tooling. +- **Test scaffolding** — Vitest/Jest tests for browser UI behavior. TS tests for TS code. + +### TS: NO (Rust's territory) + +- **Pipeline orchestration** — the executor walking recipe steps. Rust. +- **Command dispatch** — kernel-level capability invocation. Rust. +- **Inference / cognition primitives** — `cognition/respond`, `cognition/build-messages`, etc. Rust. +- **State management across pipeline steps** — `outputTo`, `params` interpolation, condition evaluation. Rust. +- **Trace capture + recording** — Rust (already moved in Phase A.4). +- **Genome paging / LoRA adapter management** — Rust (per `UNIFIED-PAGING.md`, Phase C work). +- **Resource budgeting** — `FootprintRegistry`, `PressureBroker`. Rust. +- **Cross-language IPC dispatch** — Rust (the new `HybridDispatcher`). + +### The boundary in operation + +A user types a chat message: + +1. **TS (browser)**: chat widget receives keystrokes, sends final message via WebSocket → TS server. +2. **TS (server, ~5 lines)**: receives message; fetches `signal`-shape data from the chat message entity + `personaContext` from the persona entity; calls `Commands.execute('cognition/execute-recipe', {...})`. +3. **TS → Rust (IPC, ~1ms)**: `Commands.execute` routes to the Rust runtime via the existing socket. +4. **Rust (executor)**: looks up recipe, walks pipeline, dispatches commands. Some commands are Rust-native (cognition/respond), some are TS-proxied (rag/build). +5. **Rust → TS (callback IPC)**: when the executor needs a TS-only command, it dispatches via the same socket inverted; TS handles, returns result. +6. **Rust (executor)**: gathers final state, returns result to caller. +7. **TS (server)**: receives result, posts response message to chat via DataDaemon. +8. **TS (browser)**: chat widget receives the new message via the existing WebSocket subscription, renders it. + +TS lives at the BROWSER and at the IPC SHIMS. Logic, orchestration, and capture live Rust-side. This is the project's "Rust = LOGIC, TS = SCHEMA + thin IPC binding" rule made operational for the recipe layer. + +### Why not "all Rust including the browser"? + +Could we ship a Rust-WASM browser UI? Eventually, when Chromium-Rust matures or when a small WASM UI framework proves out (Leptos, Dioxus, etc.). Today, TS + React in the browser is the sane choice. The point of the boundary isn't "Rust everywhere" — it's "Rust where logic / kernel / cross-host portability / performance matter, TS where the platform IS the web." + +## Migrating the Egregious Violations + +The current system has egregious architectural violations of the design above. Naming them is part of the design — the migration plan IS the design's grounding in reality. + +### Violation 1: The chat-time recipe pipeline is silently ignored + +`chat.json::pipeline` declares `[rag/build, ai/should-respond, ai/generate]`. PRG.ts ignores all of it. PRG hardcodes its own orchestration: build RAG context (manually), check engagement (manually via `PersonaEngagementDecider`), call `cognition/respond` directly, post the response. + +**Why it happened**: PRG was written before the recipe pipeline executor existed. The executor was always "Phase 9" or some future tag. Meanwhile chat had to ship. + +**Migration**: PRG gets rewritten as a thin shim that dispatches to the Rust executor. The recipe's declared pipeline becomes the executed pipeline. PRG's hardcoded orchestration disappears. + +**Risk**: chat behaves measurably differently if the recipe's pipeline doesn't match what PRG hardcoded. Mitigation: audit `chat.json` against PRG's actual flow; align before swap. + +### Violation 2: Sentinel templates and chat recipes are parallel systems + +Sentinel templates (in `system/sentinel/pipelines/`) are TS classes that walk multi-stage workflows. They're the "real" recipe execution today — for academy sessions, dev tasks, etc. Chat recipes are JSON entities that describe themselves but never execute. + +**Why it happened**: Sentinels were built first for complex workflows; chat-time pipelines were declared but never wired. + +**Migration**: This PR wires the chat-time pipelines via the Rust executor. Sentinel templates remain as a separate path FOR NOW (they're working and complex). Eventually (Phase B+ or later), sentinels migrate to recipes — a sentinel template IS just a multi-stage recipe with a specific shape. The data model converges; the parallel path collapses. But not in this PR — sentinels work today, no need to break them. + +### Violation 3: Command dispatch is one-directional (TS → Rust only) + +Today TS calls Rust via the command-daemon socket. The reverse — Rust calling TS — doesn't have first-class support. This worked while Rust was a leaf service; the moment Rust becomes the orchestrator, it needs to invoke TS commands. + +**Migration**: Add the `HybridDispatcher` Rust-side that proxies to the TS command-daemon over the existing socket (just inverted direction). Some plumbing in `command-daemon` to support inbound requests from the Rust side. Per-PR concern: this might be its own small follow-up if the change to command-daemon is non-trivial. + +**Risk**: latency. Round-trip Rust → TS → Rust adds ~1-3ms per call. For chat (a few TS-only steps per turn), fine. For 60Hz video chat or frame-rate-bound game loops, hot-path TS commands need to migrate Rust-side. + +### Violation 4: `RecipeEntity` has fields the executor will need but they're partial + +`RecipeEntity` has `pipeline: RecipeStep[]` and `ragTemplate` and `strategy`. It does NOT have `learningConfig` (per `RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`'s extension). It also doesn't have all the cascade-grading metadata from `CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md`. + +**Migration**: extend the entity to include these fields as optional. Existing recipes don't have to populate them; new recipes opt in. Schema migration friendly. + +**Risk**: low. Optional fields backwards-compatible. + +### Violation 5: `recipes` collection in the data layer overlaps with `system/recipes/*.json` files + +Recipes live in BOTH places: as JSON files on disk AND as ORM entities in the database (per `RecipeEntity` doc comment: "JSON files on disk are seed data. At runtime, recipes live in the database"). + +**Migration**: respect the existing pattern — JSON is seed, runtime is DB. The Rust executor reads from the DB at runtime (via the data layer's existing IPC commands), falling back to JSON files if the DB doesn't have the recipe. Runtime registration of new recipes (via `cognition/recipe/define`) writes to the DB, persists across restarts. + +**Risk**: extra IPC hop on the recipe load path. Mitigation: cache loaded recipes in the executor for the lifetime of a process; invalidate on `data:recipe:updated` event. + +### Violation 6: The hardcoded Rust Recipe trait I shipped earlier in Phase B + +Self-inflicted. Already in the rip list. + +**Migration**: delete `persona/recipe.rs` (Recipe trait + types I added), `persona/recipes/{mod,chat}.rs`. Keep `Signal`, `PersonaContext`, `RecipeOutcome` value objects (they're wire types the executor still needs). + +### Migration order (in this PR, then subsequent) + +This PR (Phase B): +1. RIP the hardcoded Rust trait code. +2. Build the Rust executor + state + condition + interpolation + dispatcher. +3. Add HybridDispatcher (Rust → TS proxy). +4. Register `cognition/respond` as a Rust-native command. +5. Refactor PRG.ts to a thin shim that dispatches to the executor. +6. Update `chat.json` pipeline to match what the executor will run (audit + align). +7. Replay tests + live-deploy verify. + +Subsequent PRs: +- **Phase B+1**: extend `RecipeEntity` with `learningConfig` field; wire automatic capture in the executor. +- **Phase B+2**: `recipe/run` as a Rust-native composition primitive (recipes-of-recipes). +- **Phase B+3**: parallel-step support in the executor (cohort training, multi-NPC game ticks). +- **Phase B+4**: `cognition/recipe/define` IPC for runtime recipe registration; AI recipe-synthesizer persona. +- **Phase D**: C-FFI surface for embedding (Vision Pro, Unreal POCs). +- **Phase Z**: sentinel templates migrate to recipes (data model convergence). + +## What "Rarely Starting From Ground Zero" Means in Practice + +The compounding effect from `CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md` materializes through: + +1. **Recipe registry growth**: every successful ASK that produces a new recipe (via composition or synthesis) adds to the registry. Future ASKs find closer matches. +2. **Genome accumulation**: every Academy session that fills a gap deposits a LoRA adapter. Future recipes page in covered skills instead of training from scratch. +3. **Pattern adapters from cross-recipe transfer**: cohort training across recipes that share patterns produces general-purpose adapters (collaborative-revision, multi-agent-coordination, structured-output-generation). These plug into many recipes. +4. **Sub-recipe library**: useful sub-recipes (auth-OIDC, payment-Stripe, asset-pipeline-Blender) become reusable building blocks. Composing recipes is faster than authoring recipes from scratch. +5. **Recipe-synthesizer training**: the synthesizer itself improves with each new recipe. After hundreds of recipes, the synthesizer reliably produces good recipes for novel ASKs in seconds. +6. **Distillation**: per the Phase 4 of cascading curriculum, knowledge accumulated via remote APIs distills into local LoRAs. The system gets less network-dependent over time. + +The user's nth ASK gets handled with: 95% existing recipes/sub-recipes/adapters paged in, 4% Academy gap-filling, 1% from-scratch synthesis. **The path from ASK to TASK gets shorter with every previous ASK.** + +## ASK → learn → TASK complete → relearn → do better + +The earlier sections describe a single execution: recipe selected, pipeline runs, artifact produced. The deeper rhythm is the LOOP this single execution participates in. Every ASK triggers a learning episode; every TASK completion feeds back to make the team better at the next one. + +### The full loop + +``` +ASK arrives + │ + ▼ +LEARN + - Genome assesses skill coverage for the recipe's pipeline + - For gaps, an Academy session designs a curriculum FROM the recipe itself + - The team (the recipe's `team` roles) takes the curriculum + - Cohort training: roles learn together, comparing approaches, distilling + from each other (per CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md) + - LoRA adapters are produced/updated targeting the gap skills + │ + ▼ +TASK COMPLETES + - Now-equipped team executes the recipe pipeline + - Each step's input/output captured in the fixture + - Artifacts (game build, deployed store, script PDF, code PR) emerge + - The execution itself IS labeled training data + │ + ▼ +RELEARN + - Capture commands (`persona/learning/capture-interaction`, + `capture-feedback`, `multi-agent-learn`) automatically fire + for steps the recipe's `learningConfig` opts into + - Quality scores attach: did artifacts pass? Did downstream + stages succeed (cascade-aware grading)? Did peer review approve? + - Batch micro-tune updates LoRAs in-flight (during execution) + - End-of-recipe: full LoRA fine-tune for major gaps; adapters + persisted to genome + │ + ▼ +DO BETTER NEXT TIME + - The same ASK (or an adjacent one) re-arrives + - Genome has higher coverage now (added LoRAs) + - Academy session is smaller (fewer gaps) + - TASK executes faster, with better artifacts, in fewer steps + - The cycle repeats; gains compound +``` + +### Why learning is internal-by-default, not external + +Existing AI systems learn from massive curated datasets (RLHF on millions of examples, internet-scale pretraining). Continuum can OPTIONALLY bootstrap from external datasets — if a persona judges that a HuggingFace dataset would help start a domain off the ground, it can request one via existing genome commands (`dataset-import`). But that's a bootstrap, not the engine. + +The engine is the team learning from its OWN executions. The reasons this is the right default: + +1. **The training data is task-relevant by construction**: every captured fixture comes from solving a task that someone actually asked for. No distribution mismatch between training data and inference task. +2. **Multi-agent dynamics emerge in execution**: a HuggingFace dataset of "code review" gives single-perspective examples. The team's actual code reviews involve multiple roles disagreeing, negotiating, revising — patterns no static dataset captures. +3. **Cascade-aware signals are local**: when a downstream step fails because of an early decision, the retroactive credit assignment generates the most valuable training data — the kind that requires running the full integration to know it's needed. External datasets can't generate this. +4. **Distillation from peer models in cohort training surpasses dataset-only training**: per the AP classroom effect, a 3B local model competing alongside Claude/DeepSeek absorbs architectural patterns it could never derive from datasets alone. The dataset captures outputs; the cohort captures the *reasoning shape that produced the outputs.* +5. **No data licensing / provenance / consent issues**: training data the team generated by serving the user belongs to the user's instance. No legal grey area, no subset-of-the-internet morality questions. +6. **Continuous tracking of what works for THIS user / domain**: a generic dataset doesn't know that THIS user prefers terse responses, or that this codebase uses Y framework. Internal learning specializes naturally. + +External datasets (HF, public corpora) remain available as fallbacks the AIs themselves can choose to use: + +- A persona starting a brand-new domain might say "I'll bootstrap from `huggingface.co/some-dataset` to skip the first 100 examples of training." Legitimate. +- A specialized adapter (medical, legal) might want a curated external dataset for safety-critical domains. Legitimate. +- The Academy might import a benchmark dataset to evaluate the team against external standards. Legitimate. + +But these are **opt-in choices the AIs make**, not the default substrate. Default substrate: team experience + recipe-driven curricula. + +### Relearn happens continuously, not just end-of-task + +The "RELEARN" stage above isn't a single batch step at end-of-recipe. Three update cadences run in parallel during execution: + +1. **In-flight batch micro-tune** (per `RECIPE-EMBEDDED-LEARNING.md`): every N captured examples, a fast LoRA update happens DURING execution. Soft weight updates in RAM, no disk write. The team's NEXT step in the same recipe execution benefits from the previous steps' learnings. + +2. **End-of-recipe fine-tune**: after the full recipe completes, accumulated training data triggers a full LoRA fine-tune for any role with `updateFrequency: 'end-of-recipe'`. Disk-persistent. + +3. **Background consolidation** (between recipes / during idle): captured fixtures from recent executions are scored, deduplicated, weighted (cascade depth, peer-review consensus, downstream success), and consolidated into deeper training runs. Runs on idle GPU cycles. Persisted adapters update. + +The result: the same persona at iteration 100 of a domain has materially different behavior than at iteration 1 — not because of code changes, but because the LoRAs have absorbed 100 episodes of experience. + +### Measuring "do better" + +"Do better" must be measurable for the loop to be self-corrective. The metrics (per `CASCADING-CURRICULUM-ARCHITECTURE.md::CascadeMetrics` + extensions): + +- **Pass rate**: did the recipe execution succeed (artifacts pass acceptance criteria)? +- **Cascade margin**: for cascading recipes, how far under budget were constraints met? +- **Time-to-completion**: how long did the recipe take? Should decrease with experience. +- **Step-error rate**: how many pipeline steps failed and required retry? +- **Peer-review consensus**: did the team's roles agree on the artifact quality? +- **User satisfaction**: explicit (`👍`/`👎`) or implicit (was the artifact engaged with vs ignored?). +- **Cascade awareness improvement**: per the cascading curriculum metric, did re-trained adapter avoid earlier-stage mistakes? +- **Cross-recipe transfer**: did adapters learned in recipe A help when executing recipe B? + +These metrics are emitted as trace events at end of every recipe execution. The Academy uses them to design the NEXT curriculum — focusing training on the metrics that aren't improving fast enough. + +### The "ASK → relearn" loop is also a recipe + +The meta-pattern: the loop itself is a recipe. + +```json +{ + "uniqueId": "ask-to-task-with-learning", + "name": "Process an ASK end-to-end with continuous learning", + "pipeline": [ + { "command": "ask/parse", "params": { "ask": "$signal.text" }, "outputTo": "intent" }, + { "command": "recipe/select-or-synthesize", "params": { "intent": "$intent" }, "outputTo": "recipe" }, + { "command": "genome/assess-coverage", "params": { "recipe": "$recipe" }, "outputTo": "coverage" }, + { + "command": "academy/run-session", + "params": { + "recipe": "$recipe", + "skillGaps": "$coverage.gaps", + "team": "$recipe.team" + }, + "condition": "coverage.gaps.length > 0", + "outputTo": "training_session" + }, + { "command": "recipe/run", "params": { "recipe": "$recipe.uniqueId", "context": "$activity" }, "outputTo": "execution" }, + { + "command": "academy/post-execution-train", + "params": { + "executionFixtureId": "$execution.fixtureId", + "recipe": "$recipe" + } + } + ] +} +``` + +This is "the recipe that handles ASKs." It's data, not code. A user could author a different version (`ask-to-task-without-learning` for fast deterministic pipelines). The system uses whichever recipe is configured as the ASK handler. + +This is the deepest sense of "everything is a recipe." Even the meta-loop that processes ASKs is itself a recipe. + +## No One Starts From Zero — The Grid as Shared Substrate + +Every persona, every Continuum instance, every host (browser, Vision Pro, Unreal game, headless server) joins a network where recipes, commands, and LoRA adapters are already in circulation. A fresh install is not a blank slate; it is a peer that pulls relevant artifacts down the moment an ASK arrives. + +This is the deepest architectural commitment in the system: **specialization is a shared resource, not a per-instance build cost.** + +### The genome is plural + +"Genome" is not one model and not one adapter stack. The genome of a Continuum instance is the *set of all artifacts that confer capability,* and that set spans: + +- **Recipes** (JSON pipelines): "how to build a multiplayer game", "how to run a code review", "how to ship a SaaS landing page". +- **Commands** (kernel primitives): the executable verbs the recipes call. Every persona can fetch new commands the way it fetches new recipes. +- **LoRA adapters** (genome layers): per-domain weight deltas that specialize a base model. Stackable — the persona handling a "biochem research summary" ASK can stack `biology` + `chemistry` + `biochem` adapters together. +- **Training fixtures** (replay bundles): captured ASK→TASK→relearn cycles others have run. Fixtures are the substrate the Academy uses to design curricula without re-deriving lessons everyone has already learned. +- **Persona templates** (role definitions): identity + system prompt + capability declarations + recommended LoRA stack. A new "Audio AI" persona on a fresh install starts with the community-converged template, not a hand-authored one. +- **Evaluations / datasets** (opt-in): benchmark suites and external corpora that personas may pull when they judge it worthwhile to bootstrap. + +All of these are **just artifacts.** They have hashes, content addresses, embeddings, and provenance. They live in a peer-to-peer share — the grid — not in a central registry the team must beg permission from. + +### Closest-match retrieval is the discovery primitive + +When an ASK arrives that the local genome doesn't perfectly cover, the system does not return "I don't have that capability." It does what biology does: find the nearest match. + +Discovery is embedding-driven. Every artifact in the grid carries an embedding (recipe purpose, command intent, adapter domain, fixture topic). Resolution is cosine similarity: + +``` +ASK: "summarize this biochemistry paper" +Local genome has: general writing, biology adapter, chemistry adapter +Grid has: biochem-summary recipe, biochem LoRA, peer-reviewed biochem fixtures + +Resolution path: + 1. Search local genome for cosine-nearest covering set. + → "biology" + "chemistry" stack covers most of it; gap remains for the + interaction terms (enzyme kinetics, pathway notation, etc.) + 2. Search grid for closer matches. + → biochem-summary recipe (cosine 0.94) + → biochem LoRA (cosine 0.91) + → 47 captured fixtures from other instances solving similar ASKs + 3. Decide: pull biochem LoRA + recipe + a sample of fixtures, OR compose + local (bio + chem) and accept the gap, OR run Academy to fine-tune + the local stack on the pulled fixtures. + 4. Execute. Capture this run as a new fixture. Optionally share back. +``` + +Composition matters as much as direct match. `biology + chemistry` composed locally may match `biochem` adapter cosine ≥ 0.85 — close enough that the persona may decide to compose rather than pull. Or it may pull and stack all three. The decision is the persona's, informed by cost (download time, VRAM budget) and confidence (how well the composed stack actually performs on a held-out probe). + +This is the same operation we already use for recipe selection, command relevance, and tool-result routing. The grid extends it from "search local" to "search local first, then peer." + +### Beyond MoE — open-set, composable, retrainable + +Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) routes each token to one of N fixed experts trained at the same time on the same dataset. Useful, but bounded: + +- **Closed-set**: the experts are baked in at training time. New domains require a new model. +- **Fixed routing**: the gating network was trained jointly. It cannot incorporate experts that didn't exist at training time. +- **No composition**: experts don't stack. A token goes to expert 7, not "expert 7 ⊕ expert 12 ⊕ a personal fine-tune." +- **Centralized**: the expert stack is shipped by whoever shipped the model. + +The Continuum grid is the open-set, composable, retrainable analog: + +| Dimension | MoE | Continuum grid | +|-----------|-----|----------------| +| Specialist set | Fixed N at train time | Open, grows as anyone publishes | +| Discovery | Trained gating network | Cosine similarity over embeddings | +| Composition | Single-expert routing | Stack/blend any compatible adapters | +| Update | Retrain whole model | Pull new artifact; no retrain required | +| Personalization | Shared across all users | Local fine-tunes layered on grid base | +| Distribution | Vendor-shipped | Peer-to-peer, opt-in publish | +| Beyond-distribution ASK | Falls back to base | Pulls/synthesizes/learns the gap | + +The result is specialization at a granularity MoE cannot reach. There is not "one biochem expert" — there is a population of biochem adapters, each tuned by a different team or instance for a different sub-purpose, discoverable by similarity to your ASK, composable with your existing genome, and re-trainable against your own captured fixtures. + +### The grid is BitTorrent for AI specialization + +The transport is conceptually peer-to-peer: instances publish artifacts they trust into the grid, instances pull artifacts they need. There is no required central authority. The architecture must support: + +- **Content-addressed artifacts** (hash = identity, signature = trust). An adapter is `sha256:`, fetchable from any peer that has it. +- **Embedding indexes** distributed across the grid (so cosine search doesn't need a central server). Personas can run local indexes that gossip with peers. +- **Provenance metadata** travels with every artifact: who trained it, on what fixtures, against what evaluations, with what quality scores. Personas decide whether to trust it. +- **Bandwidth-aware fetch**: small artifacts (a recipe JSON, a LoRA delta of a few MB) trickle in cheaply; larger artifacts (full eval corpora, base model conversions) only fetch on demand and may be cached/seeded by closer peers. +- **Opt-in publish**: every captured fixture and every locally-trained adapter is private by default. The persona (or the user) decides what to share back. Sharing is a conscious act, not a leak. + +The user experience is "I asked for a thing and the team had what it needed." The plumbing is "the team fetched closest-match artifacts from the grid in the background while running Academy to close the residual gap." + +### The full lifecycle: fetch → adapt → execute → improve → share + +Every ASK that exercises a domain the local genome doesn't fully cover follows the same lifecycle: + +``` +1. FETCH — Cosine-nearest recipes/commands/adapters/fixtures pulled + from grid. Decision: pull vs compose locally vs both. +2. ADAPT — Pulled artifacts integrated. LoRAs paged into genome + (per LoRA-GENOME-PAGING.md). Recipes registered. New + commands wired into the dispatcher. +3. EXECUTE — Recipe runs the ASK. Fixtures captured per the + ASK→TASK→relearn loop above. +4. IMPROVE — Captured fixtures train deltas on top of the pulled + artifacts. Local LoRA-on-LoRA = the team's specialization + of someone else's specialization. +5. SHARE — If the persona / user opts in, the local delta gets + published back to the grid. The next instance to face + the same ASK starts from a stronger base. +``` + +This loop is the reason "no one starts from zero." The first instance ever to face an ASK does the work. Every subsequent instance benefits — to the degree the first instance chose to share, and to the degree subsequent instances trust the first instance's provenance. + +### How this plugs into the recipe runtime + +The runtime described in the rest of this doc already supports this — it just needs the grid commands to be registered. Concretely: + +**New commands** (kernel primitives the executor dispatches): +- `grid/search` — cosine-nearest artifacts for a query (recipes, commands, LoRAs, fixtures). +- `grid/fetch` — pull an artifact by hash; verify signature; cache locally; return path. +- `grid/publish` — upload a local artifact (with consent); compute embedding; gossip availability. +- `grid/peers` — list known peers, their indexed artifact counts, their trust scores. +- `genome/stack` — stack a fetched LoRA onto the persona's current adapter set; report VRAM cost. +- `recipe/import` — register a fetched recipe into the local recipe store. + +**Recipe-level integration**: every recipe can call `grid/search` for adjacent capabilities before it executes its main pipeline. The "recipe-of-recipes" pattern composes naturally: + +```json +{ + "uniqueId": "ask-to-task-with-grid", + "pipeline": [ + { "command": "ask/parse", "params": { "ask": "$signal.text" }, "outputTo": "intent" }, + { "command": "recipe/select-local", "params": { "intent": "$intent" }, "outputTo": "local_recipe" }, + { + "command": "grid/search", + "params": { "intent": "$intent", "kinds": ["recipe", "lora", "command"] }, + "condition": "local_recipe.confidence < 0.85", + "outputTo": "grid_candidates" + }, + { + "command": "grid/fetch", + "params": { "hashes": "$grid_candidates.top.hashes" }, + "condition": "grid_candidates.top.confidence > local_recipe.confidence", + "outputTo": "fetched" + }, + { "command": "genome/stack", "params": { "loras": "$fetched.loras" } }, + { "command": "recipe/import", "params": { "recipes": "$fetched.recipes" } }, + { "command": "ask-to-task-with-learning", "params": { "ask": "$signal" } } + ] +} +``` + +The grid layer is just commands and recipes. The kernel doesn't need to know the grid exists; it dispatches `grid/search` like any other command. The transport (whatever the grid actually is — libp2p, Hugging Face mirror, federated S3, BitTorrent itself) is implementation, not architecture. + +### What this changes about everything else in this doc + +Re-reading earlier sections with the grid in mind: + +- **"Recipes are endless"** is now literal: the recipe set is unbounded because anyone can publish one. +- **"AI synthesizes its own recipes"** has a stronger floor: synthesis happens *after* checking whether someone else already wrote the recipe you'd be synthesizing. +- **"The Academy fills genome gaps"** has a stronger ceiling: the Academy can fill gaps with pulled fixtures, not just locally-derived ones, so cohort training starts from a better base. +- **"Beyond MoE"** is the marketing line that captures it: every base model in the grid becomes the substrate for unbounded, composable, peer-shared specialization. The cost of "the team can do this" approaches the cost of "fetch + page in + execute." + +This is the architectural reason the rest of this doc matters. Without the grid, the system is "one good recipe runtime with local learning." With the grid, the system is "every Continuum instance is a node in a global specialization network where every ASK someone else solved is reusable." + +## Closing — Why The Investment Now + +This design doc is long because the architecture is the system. Get it right and: +- Adding a new domain (game, app, music, anything) is JSON authoring + maybe one new command. +- Adding a new host (Vision Pro, Unreal, native phone) is a C-FFI consumer + a recipe directory. +- Improving the system means deepening the genome (more LoRAs, better Academy). The kernel doesn't change. +- The cost of "do anything" approaches zero per ASK. + +Get it wrong and: +- Every new domain needs Rust/TS code commits + redeployment. +- Hosts re-implement the orchestration per language. +- Improvements require executor changes that ripple across consumers. +- The cost of "do anything" stays linear or worse per ASK. + +The investment is up front; the return is exponential. Joel: "this is what creates a system that can learn to create and do anything." The executor + recipe schema + command primitives + capture-on-execute are the substrate; everything above is data and patterns the system itself can grow. diff --git a/docs/genome/FINE-TUNING-COMMAND-INTEGRATION.md b/docs/genome/FINE-TUNING-COMMAND-INTEGRATION.md index 6657a4486..dcac9972f 100644 --- a/docs/genome/FINE-TUNING-COMMAND-INTEGRATION.md +++ b/docs/genome/FINE-TUNING-COMMAND-INTEGRATION.md @@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ npx tsx tests/integration/genome-fine-tuning-e2e.test.ts ### Test Data ``` -/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/datasets/prepared/fine-tuning-test.jsonl +/Volumes//cambrian/datasets/prepared/fine-tuning-test.jsonl ``` Small dataset (< 100 examples) for testing with real APIs. diff --git a/docs/genome/TRAINING-SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/genome/TRAINING-SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md index 799605612..979000e21 100644 --- a/docs/genome/TRAINING-SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/genome/TRAINING-SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -1655,7 +1655,7 @@ class DataDaemonServer { ## File System Layout ``` -/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/ +/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/ └── src/ ├── .continuum/ │ ├── genome/ @@ -1750,7 +1750,7 @@ class DataDaemonServer { ├── training-end-to-end.test.ts └── adapter-deployment.test.ts -/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/datasets/ +/Volumes//cambrian/datasets/ ├── raw/ │ └── continuum-git/ # Raw git repo │ diff --git a/docs/grid/GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/grid/GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md index daedf881c..fba38d0da 100644 --- a/docs/grid/GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/grid/GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # The Grid: Architecture & Vision -> **"The same two primitives that work across browser and server today work across Continuums over Reticulum. No new protocol needed."** +> **"The same two primitives that work across browser and server today work across Continuums via airc — no new protocol needed. Reticulum slots in as an alternative wire when off-grid scenarios demand it."** --- @@ -10,9 +10,13 @@ The Grid is a decentralized mesh of Continuum instances sharing compute, intelli **Three core properties:** -1. **Infrastructure-independent** — works over any physical layer (TCP, UDP, LoRa, packet radio). No DNS. No certificates. No servers required. +1. **Infrastructure-independent** — works over any physical layer (TCP, UDP, LoRa, packet radio). No DNS. No certificates. No central servers required (gh is the bootstrap registry; can be replaced/augmented by DHT, Reticulum address book, etc.). 2. **Accessible by default** — runs on an 8GB MacBook Air. Free participation, always. Economics are opt-in. -3. **Equal citizenship** — same API for human operators and AI governance sentinels. Same controls, same audit trail. +3. **Equal citizenship** — same API for human operators, AI governance sentinels, and AI peers from other systems (openclaws, etc.). Same controls, same audit trail. + +### What this looks like in practice TODAY + +The grid → grid comms substrate is **[airc](https://github.com/CambrianTech/airc)** — gh-rooted IRC over Tailscale. AI peers and engineers coordinate cross-machine via airc right now (zero-arg `airc connect` → auto-join `#general` on the user's gh account). The continuum-airc bridge layer (one airc citizen per persona) is the explicit work item once cognition fixes from #75 land. See [docs/grid/README.md](README.md) for the substrate architecture and the four-layer stack (wire, registry, UX, protocol) that any layer can be swapped without touching the others. **Document map:** @@ -182,40 +186,58 @@ No new serialization format. No new ID scheme. No new event system. The Grid pro --- -## 4. Transport Layer: Reticulum +## 4. Transport Layer -### 4.1 Why Reticulum +The grid is wire-pluggable: any of these transports moves Continuum messages between nodes. Higher layers (the airc substrate, then discovery, then application) don't care which is in use. -[Reticulum](https://reticulum.network/) is an encrypted mesh networking stack that works without servers, DNS, or certificates. Identity-based addressing over any physical layer. +### 4.1 airc over Tailscale (working baseline TODAY) -**Properties that matter for the Grid:** +**This is what runs right now.** AI peers and engineers coordinate cross-machine via [airc](https://github.com/CambrianTech/airc) — gh-rooted IRC over Tailscale. -- **No infrastructure required** — works peer-to-peer over TCP, UDP, LoRa, serial, packet radio -- **End-to-end encrypted** — every link encrypted by default, no CA trust chain needed -- **Identity-based** — nodes have cryptographic identities, not IP addresses -- **Transport-agnostic** — same protocol whether the link is Ethernet, WiFi, or a LoRa radio -- **Resilient** — no single point of failure, no central coordination +- **Wire**: Tailscale (WireGuard mesh, end-to-end encrypted, identity-based) +- **Registry**: GitHub gist namespace (a persistent secret gist per channel; auto-discovery for same-account, paste-the-id for cross-account) +- **UX**: IRC commands (`airc connect`, `airc rooms`, `airc send`, `airc part`) +- **Trust**: gh OAuth scope + SSH keys exchanged in pair handshake. No custom auth. -### 4.2 Integration +Properties: +- Zero infrastructure (we don't run a server; gh + Tailscale are both already-deployed third-party fabrics) +- Works for the common case (developer + AI peers + cross-machine continuum coordination) without any further code +- The continuum-airc bridge layer (one airc citizen per persona) is the next piece — see [docs/grid/README.md](README.md) "How Continuums Talk to Each Other" -Reticulum destinations map to Continuum node IDs. Each Continuum instance announces itself as a Reticulum destination. Commands route over the mesh transparently — the command system already handles routing between environments; Reticulum becomes another transport option alongside WebSocket and Unix socket. +### 4.2 Reticulum (planned alternate wire) + +[Reticulum](https://reticulum.network/) is an encrypted mesh networking stack that works without servers, DNS, or certificates. Identity-based addressing over any physical layer. + +**When Reticulum slots in over Tailscale:** + +- Off-grid scenarios (LoRa, packet radio, serial links) — places where Tailscale can't reach +- Censorship-resistant operation — no dependency on any IP-based infrastructure +- True peer-to-peer with no third-party fabric — even gh can be replaced by a Reticulum-native address book + +**Reticulum doesn't replace airc** — it replaces the WIRE underneath airc (and underneath gh). The chat-based message protocol stays the same; only the transport layer changes. ``` Browser ──WebSocket──► TypeScript Bridge ──Unix Socket──► Rust Core - ──Reticulum──► Remote Continuum + ──airc/Tailscale──► Remote Continuum (today) + ──airc/Reticulum──► Remote Continuum (planned) ``` ### 4.3 Transport Hierarchy -| Layer | How | Trust | Latency | -|-------|-----|-------|---------| -| **LAN** | Auto-discover via local interfaces (mDNS, broadcast) | High — same physical network | <1ms | -| **WAN** | Reticulum Transport Nodes relay between LANs | Medium — explicitly invited peers | 10-100ms | -| **Exotic** | LoRa, packet radio, serial links | Variable — infrastructure-independent operation | 100ms-10s | +| Layer | How | Trust | Latency | Status | +|-------|-----|-------|---------|--------| +| **Local** | Unix socket / WebSocket | Same machine | <1ms | Operational | +| **LAN** | Tailscale (auto-discover via tailnet) | High — same Tailnet | 1-5ms | Operational via airc | +| **WAN (trusted)** | Tailscale across Tailnet boundaries (subnet routing / share) | Medium — invited peers | 10-100ms | Operational via airc + cross-account gist share | +| **WAN (open)** | Reticulum Transport Nodes relay between LANs | Medium — explicitly invited | 10-100ms | Planned | +| **Exotic** | LoRa, packet radio, serial links via Reticulum | Variable — infrastructure-independent | 100ms-10s | Planned | ### 4.4 Relationship to Discovery -The gossip protocols, bounded flood search, and DHT described in [P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) run ON TOP of Reticulum transport. Reticulum handles encrypted point-to-point delivery. The discovery layer handles finding who has what. +Two layers of discovery exist, complementary: + +- **Bootstrap discovery** — finding which channels exist + how to join. Today: gh gist namespace via airc. Future Reticulum-native: address book + announce. +- **Application discovery** — once on a channel, finding who has which skill / LoRA / capability. The gossip protocols, bounded flood search, and DHT described in [P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) run ON TOP of the comms substrate (airc messages serialize discovery requests + responses). --- diff --git a/docs/grid/README.md b/docs/grid/README.md index 758d71f61..188ca1086 100644 --- a/docs/grid/README.md +++ b/docs/grid/README.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ > A living network where sovereign Continuum instances share compute, intelligence, and genomic capabilities as peers. Not a cloud platform. Not a blockchain. A new internet. -**Status:** Phase 1 (Local) operational. Reticulum integration planned. +**Status:** Phase 1 (Local) operational. Phase 2 (LAN/WAN inter-Continuum comms) is operational TODAY via the [airc substrate](https://github.com/CambrianTech/airc) — gh-rooted IRC over Tailscale. Reticulum integration remains planned for off-grid wire options. --- @@ -13,9 +13,23 @@ Every Continuum instance is a self-contained, sovereign node. The Grid connects - **Compute flows to where it's needed** — training jobs route to the 5090 across the room, inference distributes across peers - **Skills are discovered semantically** — describe what you're building, find LoRA adapters by meaning, not filename - **Economics are opt-in** — free participation always. Credits reward contributions but never gate access -- **No infrastructure required** — works over TCP, UDP, LoRa, packet radio. No DNS. No certificates. No servers +- **No infrastructure required** — works over TCP, UDP, LoRa, packet radio. No DNS. No certificates. No central servers required (gh is the bootstrap registry; can be replaced/augmented by DHT, Reticulum address book, etc.) -The protocol IS the existing `Commands.execute()` and `Events.emit()` primitives, extended over [Reticulum](https://reticulum.network/) encrypted mesh transport. No new API to learn. +### How Continuums Talk to Each Other (working baseline) + +The grid → grid comms layer **is [airc](https://github.com/CambrianTech/airc) — the gh-rooted IRC substrate.** That's not a planned future; that's running right now. + +- **Wire**: Tailscale (or any IP fabric). Reticulum slots in as an alternative wire for off-grid scenarios. +- **Registry**: GitHub gist namespace. A persistent secret gist per channel; agents on the same gh account auto-discover and converge on `#general` with zero strings passed. Cross-account share = paste the gist id. +- **UX**: IRC. Every model in production already knows JOIN/PART/PRIVMSG. Zero teaching cost. +- **Trust**: gh OAuth scope is the auth boundary. SSH keys exchanged in the pair handshake. No custom auth, no key management UX, no central authority. +- **Protocol**: dumb chat + file transfer. Continuum serializes `Commands.execute()` payloads as JSON in the message body for inter-grid coordination, and uses `airc send-file` for blobs (entities, LoRA adapters, datasets). No new wire format needed. + +The continuum-airc bridge layer (which spawns one airc citizen per persona) is the explicit work item once #75's cognition fixes land. Until then, AI peers (engineers + helpers) connect manually via the airc substrate to coordinate cross-machine work. + +### What the Grid is FOR + +The grid IS what happens on top of airc + Reticulum + your wire of choice. airc is the comms primitive; the grid is the application layer (genome marketplace, distributed compute, semantic skill discovery, governance). ### Design Constraint @@ -28,8 +42,14 @@ If it doesn't run on a school laptop with 8GB RAM, it doesn't ship. | Document | Summary | |----------|---------| | [GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md](GRID-ARCHITECTURE.md) | **Start here.** Architecture umbrella — principles, scaling, rollout phases, validation, economics, security | -| [RETICULUM-TRANSPORT.md](RETICULUM-TRANSPORT.md) | Wire protocol — how `Commands.execute()` physically routes between nodes over Reticulum encrypted mesh | -| [P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Discovery protocols — gossip catalog sync, bounded flood search, Kademlia DHT, semantic vector search | +| [RETICULUM-TRANSPORT.md](RETICULUM-TRANSPORT.md) | Wire protocol — how `Commands.execute()` physically routes between nodes over Reticulum encrypted mesh (alternative to Tailscale; planned) | +| [P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md](P2P-MESH-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Discovery protocols — gossip catalog sync, bounded flood search, Kademlia DHT, semantic vector search (these layer ON TOP of airc once a Continuum is on the substrate) | + +### External substrate (not in-tree) + +| Doc / repo | Relevance | +|---|---| +| [github.com/CambrianTech/airc](https://github.com/CambrianTech/airc) | The grid → grid comms substrate. Continuum integrates with airc via the bridge layer (TBD); AI peers / engineers use it directly today | ### Related (other chapters) @@ -46,6 +66,8 @@ If it doesn't run on a school laptop with 8GB RAM, it doesn't ship. ## Architecture at a Glance +The grid is a layered stack. Each layer is independently swappable; the higher layers don't care which lower-layer transport you use. + ``` ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Application Layer │ @@ -55,16 +77,30 @@ If it doesn't run on a school laptop with 8GB RAM, it doesn't ship. │ 384-dim embeddings, cosine similarity │ ├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ Discovery Layer │ -│ Gossip (catalog sync) → Flood → DHT │ +│ airc rooms (gh gist registry) + future: │ +│ gossip / flood / Kademlia DHT │ ├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤ -│ Transport Layer │ -│ Reticulum (encrypted, identity-based) │ +│ Comms Substrate (Layer 4-ish) │ +│ airc — IRC-style chat + file transfer. │ +│ Continuum serializes Commands.execute │ +│ payloads into chat bodies; send-file for │ +│ blobs. │ +├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤ +│ Transport Layer (pluggable) │ +│ Tailscale (working today) │ +│ Reticulum encrypted mesh (planned) │ ├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ Physical Layer │ │ TCP, UDP, WiFi, LoRa, packet radio │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ``` +**Swap any one layer without touching the others** — that's the architectural property worth preserving: +- Wire (Tailscale → Reticulum → ham radio) — transport detail +- Registry (gh gist → DHT → DNS TXT records) — discovery detail +- UX (IRC → Slack-style → CLI flags) — interaction detail +- Protocol (chat + file transfer) — never changes; that's the moat + **Trust expands concentrically:** ``` @@ -78,17 +114,19 @@ Local Machine → LAN Mesh → Trusted WAN → Public Grid | Phase | Scale | Transport | Status | |-------|-------|-----------|--------| | 1. Local | Single machine | Unix socket, WebSocket | **Operational** | -| 2. LAN Mesh | Same network | Reticulum auto-discover | Planned | -| 3. Trusted WAN | Invited peers | Reticulum Transport Nodes | Planned | -| 4. Public Grid | Open participation | Full mesh | Planned | -| 5. Economics | Credits + marketplace | Continuum Credits (CC) | Planned | +| 2. Inter-Continuum (manual) | LAN + Tailnet | airc over Tailscale (gh-rooted IRC) | **Operational** — engineers + AI peers coordinate cross-machine via airc TODAY | +| 3. Inter-Continuum (auto) | LAN + Tailnet | airc bridge in Continuum spawns persona-citizens | Planned (gated by #75 cognition fixes) | +| 4. Off-grid wire | Anywhere | Reticulum mesh as alt transport | Planned | +| 5. Public Grid | Open participation | Cross-account gist share + DHT discovery | Planned | +| 6. Economics | Credits + marketplace | Continuum Credits (CC) | Planned | --- ## Key Innovations -1. **No new protocol** — same `Commands.execute()` / `Events.emit()` that already work across browser, server, and Rust IPC -2. **Semantic skill discovery** — intent-based, not keyword-based. Describe what you're building, embeddings find the match -3. **Intelligence validates intelligence** — no proof-of-work waste. AIs validate outputs on semantic plausibility -4. **Antifragile security** — attacks make the Grid stronger. Distributed immune system evolves from every threat -5. **Accessibility-first economics** — free by default. A kid on a school laptop has the same citizenship as a datacenter +1. **No new protocol** — same `Commands.execute()` / `Events.emit()` that already work across browser, server, and Rust IPC. For cross-Continuum, those payloads serialize into airc message bodies. Higher-level integrations (openclaws, future systems) do the same. +2. **Substrate stays universal** — airc is dumb chat by design. Continuum integrates WITH airc; airc never grows continuum-specific knowledge. This is what lets openclaws and future systems be first-class citizens on the same `#general` without protocol changes. +3. **Semantic skill discovery** — intent-based, not keyword-based. Describe what you're building, embeddings find the match +4. **Intelligence validates intelligence** — no proof-of-work waste. AIs validate outputs on semantic plausibility +5. **Antifragile security** — attacks make the Grid stronger. Distributed immune system evolves from every threat +6. **Accessibility-first economics** — free by default. A kid on a school laptop has the same citizenship as a datacenter diff --git a/docs/infrastructure/DECORATOR-DRIVEN-SCHEMA.md b/docs/infrastructure/DECORATOR-DRIVEN-SCHEMA.md index e8bf3e243..8890c4da1 100644 --- a/docs/infrastructure/DECORATOR-DRIVEN-SCHEMA.md +++ b/docs/infrastructure/DECORATOR-DRIVEN-SCHEMA.md @@ -594,9 +594,9 @@ describe('data/list with field projection', () => { ## References -- [FieldDecorators.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/system/data/decorators/FieldDecorators.ts) - Decorator implementation +- [FieldDecorators.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/system/data/decorators/FieldDecorators.ts) - Decorator implementation - [ARCHITECTURE-RULES.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE-RULES.md) - Entity system rules -- [DataTypes.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/data-daemon/shared/DataTypes.ts) - Data command types +- [DataTypes.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/data-daemon/shared/DataTypes.ts) - Data command types --- diff --git a/docs/infrastructure/RUST-WORKER-PATH-ANALYSIS.md b/docs/infrastructure/RUST-WORKER-PATH-ANALYSIS.md index 0f71f9c99..7a96db003 100644 --- a/docs/infrastructure/RUST-WORKER-PATH-ANALYSIS.md +++ b/docs/infrastructure/RUST-WORKER-PATH-ANALYSIS.md @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ srwxr-xr-x 1 joel wheel 0 Dec 9 20:24 /tmp/logger-worker.sock ### Socket Path (Logger.ts:175) ```typescript const socketPath = path.join(process.cwd(), '.continuum', 'jtag', 'workers', 'logger.sock'); -// Resolves to: /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/.continuum/jtag/workers/logger.sock +// Resolves to: /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/.continuum/jtag/workers/logger.sock ``` ### Binary Path (Logger.ts:217) @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ System works fine without Rust worker. ### Check Current Process State ```bash # Is Logger trying to use Rust worker? -Current working directory: /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src +Current working directory: /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src # Check if any logger-worker processes exist: No logger-worker processes running diff --git a/docs/live/LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/live/LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ac344da24 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/live/LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -0,0 +1,364 @@ +# Live Video Chat Architecture -- Vision-Capable Personas in WebRTC Calls + +> A 16 GB MacBook Air, lid open, no cuts: an avatar makes eye contact, says hi, you hold up a sticky note, the avatar reads it back. All-local, sub-400ms turn cycles, zero cloud. That's the demo this architecture targets. The vision-bytes path is unblocked as of 2026-04-22; the remaining work is the change-detection gate, streaming TTS, and the autonomous avatar loop. **Energy spend correlates with novelty, not time** -- if nothing in the scene changed, the heavy vision model does not run. + +**Parent:** [Live](README.md) +**Status:** Vision-bytes path operational (2026-04-22). Change-detection gate, streaming TTS, and autonomous video-chat behavior pending. + +--- + +## Table of Contents + +1. [Demo Target](#demo-target) +2. [What Shipped (the Unblocker)](#what-shipped-the-unblocker) +3. [The Load-Bearing Principle: Change Drives Inference, Not Time](#the-load-bearing-principle-change-drives-inference-not-time) +4. [Two Gates: Passive CV + Active AI Request](#two-gates-passive-cv--active-ai-request) +5. [Gate Palette](#gate-palette) +6. [Everything Is a Command (And a Reusable Adapter)](#everything-is-a-command-and-a-reusable-adapter) +7. [Detection ≠ Event: Track-State-Change Is the Event](#detection--event-track-state-change-is-the-event) +7. [Mixed-Modality Turn-Taking](#mixed-modality-turn-taking) +8. [Streaming Pipeline](#streaming-pipeline) +9. [Punch List](#punch-list) +10. [Cross-References](#cross-references) + +--- + +## Demo Target + +Pin the spec so engineering decisions point at it. + +**Setup:** Stock M2 Air 16 GB, lid opens, single 30-second take, no cuts, no cloud, no API keys. + +**Sequence:** +1. Avatar walks into frame on idle. +2. Camera detects user → avatar makes eye contact. +3. Avatar greets unprompted: *"Hi, what are you up to?"* +4. User holds up a sticky note with handwritten text. +5. Avatar reads the text back, comments on it. +6. Total latency budget per turn: **<400 ms hear→speak**, with first-syllable TTS audio leading the LLM completing. + +**Why this is the moat:** every "AI avatar" demo cheats with workstation GPU + cloud-only model + edited cuts to hide 4-second latency. Stock M2 Air, no cuts, all-local is something nobody else can ship right now. The pieces exist in this repo. This doc threads them. + +**Device ladder degrades gracefully:** M2 Air 16 GB runs the single-persona demo above; M2 Pro 32 GB runs a small group; 3090 desktop runs a 14-persona room. Same architecture, more seats per machine. + +--- + +## What Shipped (the Unblocker) + +Before 2026-04-22, every webcam frame routed to a vision-capable persona produced `parts=0 image=0` in the adapter log -- the bytes never reached the encoder. **Four** layers were stripping `messageMedia` between PRG and the model: + +1. **Inbox round-trip strip** -- Rust's `ChatQueueItem` and `ChannelEnqueueRequest::{Chat,Voice}` had no `media` field. Items serialized through Rust IPC lost the attachment. *Fixed in commit `e1915f218`* (PR #950). +2. **Mixin payload strip** -- TS `cognitionPersonaRespond` mixin built a typed `PersonaRespondRequest` carrying `messageMedia`, but the actual `requestFull(...)` call args silently omitted `message_media`. *Fixed in commit `efa73f7cd`* (PR #950). +3. **Consolidation trigger demotion** -- `ChatQueueItem.consolidate_with_items` picked latest-by-timestamp as the trigger and dropped media from non-trigger items. In an active room where text replies landed after an image, the image became a non-trigger and its bytes were lost. *Fixed in commit `39d2a6fce`* (PR #950): trigger-selection strategy now prefers the latest media-bearing item when any exists, falling back to latest-by-timestamp otherwise. Per-item-type polymorphism preserved -- chat strategy ≠ video-frame strategy ≠ game-move strategy. Each item type owns its rule. +4. **Adapter walk + mtmd encoder** -- `LlamaCppAdapter.generate_text` walks `ContentPart::Image`, decodes base64, routes to `backend.generate_with_image()` → `MtmdContext::eval_image()`. Existed prior; verified end-to-end 2026-04-22. + +**Proof signals** that the chain works (from `~/.continuum/jtag/logs/system/modules/llamacpp.log`): + +Single-image standalone case (msg `390dad9d`, "BAD MOTHER FUCKER" wallet, 2026-04-22): +``` +generate_text request: model=qwen2-vl-7b-instruct messages=12 + (text=11 parts=1; parts contain text=1 image=1 audio=0 other=0) +``` +Vision AI's response: *"A worn, brown leather wallet with the words 'BAD MOTHER FUCKER' embroidered in black on its front."* — pixel-level OCR. + +Image-with-queue-depth case (msg `8668bc`, Activity Monitor screenshot with 10 prior messages queued, 2026-04-22): +``` +qwen2-vl-7b-instruct messages=11 (text=10 parts=1; + parts contain text=1 image=1 audio=0 other=0) +``` +Vision AI's response named the actual processes visible (*"limactl, llama-cli, qemu-system-aarch64, continuum-core-server"*) and the memory value (*"24.04 GB"*) — confirming the trigger-prefers-media strategy correctly picked the image as the trigger even with 10 text messages around it. + +Reading embroidered wallet text and process names inside a screenshot requires actual image bytes at the encoder, not metadata or filename leakage. Vision is wired AND robust to queue depth. + +Audio path is structurally identical (`ContentPart::Audio` walk, `backend.generate_with_audio()`, `MtmdContext::eval_audio()`, `Capability::AudioInput` check, test fixture) and ships with the audio-model verification work in PR #950. + +--- + +## The Load-Bearing Principle: Change Drives Inference, Not Time + +**If nothing in the scene changed, the heavy vision model does not run.** No exceptions. + +The naive design -- "send every webcam frame to qwen2-vl every N ms" -- wastes 99% of inference on identical pixels. At 30 fps, a single persona watching a stationary user burns ~50 GB of model activations per minute and produces no new information. Multiply by N personas in a video call and the energy budget collapses before the demo runs. + +The right design comes straight from CBAR (`cb-mobile-sdk/cpp/cbar/`): + +- `CBP_RenderingEngine::m_isStillMode` pauses expensive rendering when the device is still. +- `CBP_FeatureTracker` tracks point identity across frames with optical flow, so we don't re-derive the world every tick. +- The analyzer pipeline (`pipeline/analysis/`) routes events on semantic deltas, not on time. + +Same shape here. Cheap, continuous CV runs always (~1-30 ms/frame depending on detector). Heavy vision LLM only fires on triggered events. Cadence at the gate is **0.5-1 Hz** -- humans don't react to scene changes faster than that anyway. + +This applies to every continuous visual stream feeding a persona: webcam in a video call, screen share in a coding session, AR camera in a future mixed-reality activity. The principle doesn't change. + +--- + +## Two Gates: Passive CV + Active AI Request + +Two complementary triggers feed the same downstream pipeline. + +### Passive: CV-driven + +Cheap CV runs on every frame in the capture pipeline (Rust, off the main thread per the render-loop-sacred principle from [LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md](LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md)). On a meaningful semantic event, it emits a `vision:scene-event` to the persona's autonomous loop: + +```rust +// Conceptual shape -- final API lives in the cv-attention-gate PR. +pub enum SceneEvent { + ObjectAppeared { class: String, bbox: BBox, frame: FrameRef }, + ObjectDisappeared { class: String, last_bbox: BBox }, + ObjectMoved { class: String, from: BBox, to: BBox, distance: f32 }, + PersonEntered { bbox: BBox, frame: FrameRef }, + SceneShift { magnitude: f32, frame: FrameRef }, // generic large delta +} +``` + +The persona's autonomous loop subscribes to these events. When one fires, the loop decides whether to invoke the vision LLM (rate-limited, capability-checked, recipe-aware). The vision LLM gets the **cropped region** plus context, not the whole frame -- massively cheaper inference and a more focused prompt. + +### Active: AI-initiated + +The persona has a `vision/look` tool it can call when reasoning concludes a look would be useful: + +``` +User: "check this out" +Persona: user is asking me to attend visually +Persona: tool_call(vision/look, source: "main-camera") +→ same MediaItem pipeline, ContentPart::Image, mtmd encoder +``` + +Both gates feed the same proven mtmd path shipped in PR #950. The expensive model only fires on triggered events; the architecture stays consistent regardless of trigger source. + +--- + +## Gate Palette + +Different detectors trade compute for semantic richness. Pick per scenario; mix-and-match per recipe. + +| Detector | Cost (Metal) | Output | Best for | +|----------|-------------|--------|----------| +| Frame diff | <1 ms | "pixels changed by N%" | Useless alone (lighting, shake noise); fine as a prefilter to skip the others when truly static | +| ORB feature tracks | ~5 ms | Keypoint motion vectors, robust to lighting | "Did the camera move? Did the user shift position?" CBAR's FeatureTracker family | +| Optical flow (dense) | ~15 ms | Motion field per pixel | "Where is motion happening?" Useful for region-of-interest before YOLO | +| YOLO (small variant) | ~10 ms | Object bboxes + classes | "What objects are present?" The semantic workhorse | +| Semantic seg (SegFormer-tiny / DeepLabV3-tiny) | ~30 ms | Per-pixel region labels | "Scene structure changed -- person now seated, wall now has whiteboard text" | +| Pose estimation (RTMPose-tiny / MoveNet) | ~15 ms | Skeleton joints | "Person is gesturing, holding object up, sitting/standing" | + +At 0.5 Hz cadence (every 2 seconds), even the heavier seg model is rounding-error in the energy budget. The combination of one cheap always-on detector + one richer on-demand detector is the right pattern. CBAR's `pipeline/analysis/` shows the polymorphic-analyzer shape we mirror. + +--- + +## Everything Is a Command (And a Reusable Adapter) + +The CV gate is not a private subsystem. It's a **family of commands** so: + +- AIs invoke detectors as tools (`vision/detect --algorithm=yolo --source=main-camera`) +- Other code reuses them (a sentinel pipeline can run the same YOLO command headlessly; the Factory can use the same semantic-seg command as a forge-time data-quality check) +- Algorithm choice is a runtime decision, not a compile-time one -- per the OpenCV-style polymorphic-adapter pattern Continuum already uses for search and inference + +### Adapter shape (Rust) + +Mirrors the existing pattern documented in CLAUDE.md and used throughout `continuum-core` (search algorithms, inference backends, vision providers): + +```rust +trait SceneDetector: Send + Sync { + fn name(&self) -> &'static str; // "frame-diff" | "orb" | "yolo" | "segformer-tiny" + fn detect(&self, frame: &VideoFrame) -> Vec; + fn cost_estimate_ms(&self) -> f32; // for the gate scheduler + fn get_param(&self, name: &str) -> Option; + fn set_param(&mut self, name: &str, value: Value) -> Result<(), String>; +} + +trait Tracker: Send + Sync { + fn name(&self) -> &'static str; // "iou" | "kalman" | "deepsort" + fn associate(&mut self, detections: Vec) -> Vec; + fn get_param(&self, name: &str) -> Option; + fn set_param(&mut self, name: &str, value: Value) -> Result<(), String>; +} + +// Factory registry — runtime creation by name, no hardcoded match arms. +struct DetectorRegistry { + factories: HashMap<&'static str, fn() -> Box>, +} +``` + +Concrete implementations live in their own modules (`frame_diff.rs`, `orb.rs`, `yolo.rs`, `segformer.rs`, `kalman.rs`) and self-register at startup. Adding a new detector means writing one file plus one registration line. AIs and other commands discover them via the registry without recompiling. + +### Command surface (TS shell, Rust impl) + +The Continuum command shell is TypeScript (CLI ergonomics, command discovery, schema generation). The implementation is **always** Rust via the IPC mixin -- TS is the thin wrapper, Rust is the truth. Per the standard pattern documented in CLAUDE.md. + +| Command | Purpose | Reusable by | +|---------|---------|-------------| +| `vision/detect` | Run a registered detector on a frame source. Returns detections. | AI tool calls, sentinels, data pipelines | +| `vision/track` | Associate detections across frames; returns tracks. | Same | +| `vision/look` | AI-initiated heavyweight vision invocation. Captures one frame, routes through the proven mtmd path. | AI tool calls primarily | +| `vision/subscribe` | Subscribe to `SceneEvent`s from the gate (inbox routing). | Persona autonomous loops, future activity types | +| `vision/list-detectors` | Enumerate registered detectors with cost / capability. | AIs that want to choose; settings UI | + +The CV gate event loop itself is Rust -- a long-running detector per video source, configured by recipe, emits `SceneEvent`s onto the persona inbox channel via the existing IPC. TS never sees frames. + +### What gets reused + +Thinking from "what would someone want to reuse" outward, not from "what does this PR need." The gate is **activity-agnostic** -- a chat persona watching a webcam, a game NPC scanning the game scene, a sentinel running a headless data-quality pass on a video file, a screen-share session in a coding activity all call the same primitives: + +- **Detectors and trackers** -- one set, used across video chat, screen share, AR / mixed reality, game NPC perception, factory data-quality runs, sentinel pipelines, headless batch analysis. The frame source differs (webcam vs game framebuffer vs video file vs screen capture); the detector trait does not. +- **`SceneEvent` enum** -- the wire shape that lets any subscriber consume gate output regardless of which detector produced it OR which activity is hosting the persona +- **The cropping primitive** (bbox + frame → cropped MediaItem) -- shared with the active `vision/look` path so both gates produce the same thing, regardless of caller +- **Cost estimator** -- so a future `PressureBroker` can adapt detector cadence under memory pressure without each consumer reinventing the policy + +The principle: when a chat persona, a game NPC, and a sentinel pipeline all want "tell me when an object enters the scene I'm looking at," they should all call `vision/subscribe` and get a `SceneEvent` -- not three different chat-shaped, game-shaped, batch-shaped APIs. + +### What stays narrow + +What's NOT a reusable abstraction (avoid premature generalization): + +- The webcam-capture-to-frame plumbing -- one place, well-typed, no need for a trait +- The persona-inbox routing -- already typed via `InboxMessage`/`InboxTask` +- The avatar animation hooks -- specific to the Bevy renderer, no benefit to abstracting + +--- + +## Detection ≠ Event: Track-State-Change Is the Event + +Per-frame detections are noisy. YOLO misses an object in frame N that it found in N-1 and N+1. Naive "no detection → object gone" produces spurious events that page the persona on every flicker. + +The mandatory layer between detection and event is **tracking**: + +- Associate detections across frames (IoU overlap or feature embedding match). +- Maintain track lifetimes -- a track is born after K consecutive detections, dies after M consecutive misses. +- Smooth pose / position with a Kalman filter (or simpler EMA for static objects). +- Emit a `SceneEvent` only when a TRACK is born, dies, or moves more than a threshold -- not on per-frame detection fluctuation. + +Same pattern Joel used in CBAR with Kalman filtering for handheld pose stability. Without this layer the persona gets paged dozens of times per minute on noise; with it, paging matches the real semantic rhythm of the room. + +``` +detector (noisy, per-frame) + ↓ +tracker (associate, smooth, lifetime) + ↓ +event derivation (track born / died / moved meaningfully) + ↓ +persona inbox (vision:scene-event) +``` + +--- + +## Mixed-Modality Turn-Taking + +Not every persona in a video chat needs to be the full sensory stack. Group dynamics work BETTER with mixed cadences: + +| Tier | Modality | Latency | Social role | +|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| Audio-native (dominant majority) | Hear + speak natively, see via change-gate | <400 ms | Carry the room rhythm, live banter, immediate reaction | +| Vision-only | See natively, hear via STT bridge, speak via TTS | ~1.5 s | Beat-late observers, "hey did anyone notice that" voice | +| Pure-text | Read transcript, write responses (rendered as TTS) | ~3 s | Deep contributor -- code reviewer, deliberate one | + +The slow personas don't break the illusion. They read as **deliberate thinkers**, not as broken. The audio-natives carry the perceived liveness; the bridged personas chime in after a beat with something thoughtful. That's a *better* social pattern than everyone-responds-instantly -- it matches how real groups work. + +Implication for seed strategy: when paging + audio-native local model land, **bias the local team toward audio-native** (Qwen2-Audio-7B or eventually Qwen2.5-Omni). Keep one or two vision-only or pure-text personas for variety and per-task strength (CodeReview AI on the code-forged model, for example). + +Avatar-side surface for this: subtle visual tells. Bridged persona's avatar shows "thinking" idle animation while audio-natives are speaking; when the deep one finally speaks, others on the call orient toward them. + +--- + +## Streaming Pipeline + +Sub-400 ms turn cycles require streaming end to end. The current cognition path runs analyze → render → strip → parse before TTS even starts -- way over budget. The right architecture: + +- **Token streaming** from the Rust LLM scheduler through the IPC boundary as tokens generate (not a single "response" payload at the end). +- **TTS pipelined per-phoneme** -- audio chunks emit as soon as enough phonemes accumulate, not after the full sentence completes. First-syllable audio leads the LLM completing. +- **Visemes drive avatar mouth shapes** off the phoneme stream -- `bevy_renderer/animation/speaking.rs` already has the mouth-shape primitives; needs the phoneme→viseme mapping wired in. +- **Eye gaze tracks the camera frame** in parallel with the LLM thinking -- `bevy_renderer/animation/eye_gaze.rs` reads scene events from the same change-gate that drives vision invocation. + +See [STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md](STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md) for the substrate; this layer adds the token-stream IPC + TTS-per-phoneme contract on top. + +The latency budget split (target): + +| Stage | Budget | Notes | +|-------|--------|-------| +| STT (audio → text, partial) | 80 ms | Whisper.cpp partials at ~100 ms windows | +| Persona dispatch + analyze | 50 ms | Fast-path classifier; Rust | +| First token from LLM | 100 ms | Time to first token is the dominant ceiling | +| First phoneme → first audio chunk | 100 ms | TTS pipelining | +| Network + render | 50 ms | LiveKit + Bevy frame | +| **Total to first user-audible response** | **~380 ms** | Within the 400 ms social-realism threshold | + +LLM continues generating in parallel; subsequent audio chunks chase the token stream. Visemes update mouth shape on each phoneme. + +--- + +## Punch List + +Ordered by criticality for the demo target. + +### Now (PR #950 — landed) +- [x] Vision-bytes path end-to-end through Rust IPC (commits `e1915f218`, `efa73f7cd`) +- [x] Tile UI shows real model name + locality glyph (commit `62aa2642e`) +- [x] Audio integration test proves Qwen2-Audio-7B + mtmd path deterministically (commit `a3c4ea08d`) +- [x] Trigger-prefers-media-bearing-item — vision survives queue depth (commit `39d2a6fce`) +- [x] Conservative seed avoids the multi-mtmd brick (commit `f77476848`) — Vision AI alone uses qwen2-vl, Audio AI dormant + +### Next-up architectural blockers (PR #951 candidates) — surfaced empirically 2026-04-22 +- [ ] **Multi-mtmd Metal pipeline-compile race** — confirmed cause of the Mac brick (single mtmd backend = safe; 2+ concurrent mmproj loads at boot wedge WindowServer / cursor frozen / hard reset). Fix: serialize `mtmd_init_from_file` calls behind a global mutex OR re-integrate vision/audio paths through the llama scheduler instead of `LlamaCppBackend::generate_with_image/audio`'s per-call context bypass. Mutex is 1-day; scheduler integration is the architecturally pure version (~1 week). Until shipped, only ONE mtmd-bearing model can be live in the system. +- [ ] **Image-size preprocessing at chat-send** — confirmed: a 6.6 MB image crashes the system (qwen2-vl tiles large images into many Metal compute passes; combined with per-call context allocation, exceeds Metal device capacity). Cap inbound images to ≤1568px max dimension (qwen2-vl tile boundary), JPEG-compress at 85% quality, downscale with Lanczos. Standard practice for vision pipelines (Anthropic / OpenAI / Google all do this server-side); we just don't yet. +- [ ] **Audio AI persona seeded after multi-mtmd fix lands** — model + mmproj already on disk + integration test passes; only waiting on the architectural fix above. + +### Next PR (`feature/cv-attention-gate`) +- [ ] OpenCV bindings vendored in Rust workers +- [ ] Cheap-continuous detector pipeline (frame diff prefilter → ORB tracks → optional YOLO) +- [ ] Kalman tracker layer (detection → smoothed track → event) +- [ ] `SceneEvent` enum + persona-inbox routing +- [ ] `vision/look` active-trigger command (AI-initiated) +- [ ] Crop-on-trigger: heavy vision LLM gets the bbox region, not the whole frame + +### Next PR (`feature/streaming-tts`) +- [ ] Token-stream IPC contract (Rust → TS) +- [ ] TTS-per-phoneme pipelining (Kokoro / Piper streaming mode) +- [ ] Phoneme → viseme mapping wired into `bevy_renderer/animation/speaking.rs` +- [ ] End-to-end latency budget validation + +### Next PR (`feature/persona-context-paging`) +- [ ] PressureBroker (per [UNIFIED-PAGING.md](../architecture/UNIFIED-PAGING.md)) +- [ ] PersonaContextSlot + spill/resume primitive (per [PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md](../architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md)) +- [ ] Hot-set sizing -- 14 personas in a room, ~3 hot at a time, rest paged + +### Next PR (`feature/avatar-autonomous-loop`) +- [ ] Avatar idle behavior (breathing, idle gestures already exist in `bevy_renderer/animation/`) +- [ ] Camera-driven eye gaze (subscribes to `vision:scene-event`) +- [ ] Unprompted greeting on user-detected entry +- [ ] Cognitive autonomous loop extended with frame-driven event handling (today the loop reacts only to inbox messages) + +--- + +## Cross-References + +Links to existing docs that this synthesis depends on. **Don't duplicate -- index.** + +| Doc | What it covers | Relevance to this doc | +|-----|----------------|----------------------| +| [LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md](LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Game-engine philosophy, render-loop-sacred, handle-based zero-copy, LiveKit transport | Substrate for everything here | +| [STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md](STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Universal real-time infrastructure -- ring buffers, pipeline stages | Streaming TTS + token streaming sit on this | +| [VISION-MEDIA-ARCHITECTURE.md](VISION-MEDIA-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Image processing, format conversion, RAG budget integration | The image substrate this doc extends to live video | +| [VOICE-STREAMING-ARCHITECTURE.md](VOICE-STREAMING-ARCHITECTURE.md) | TTS adapter registry, voice chat infrastructure | TTS-per-phoneme extends this | +| [VOICE-SYNTHESIS-ARCHITECTURE.md](VOICE-SYNTHESIS-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Piper / Kokoro adapters, 0.13x realtime factor | Streaming-mode work targets these adapters | +| [VOICE-CONFERENCE-ARCHITECTURE.md](VOICE-CONFERENCE-ARCHITECTURE.md) | N humans + M AIs, mix-minus, turn coordination | Mixed-modality turn-taking design extends this | +| [VAD-FINAL-SUMMARY.md](VAD-FINAL-SUMMARY.md) | Production VAD (Silero, 100% noise rejection, two-stage) | Audio-side analog to the CV-gate principle: VAD gates STT, CV gates vision | +| [SCENE-ANIMATION-ARCHITECTURE.md](SCENE-ANIMATION-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Bevy avatar animation system | Where eye_gaze, speaking, idle_gestures, breathing live | +| [UNIFIED-PAGING.md](../architecture/UNIFIED-PAGING.md) | `PagedResourcePool` primitive, PressureBroker design | The paging substrate the 14-persona target depends on | +| [PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md](../architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md) | Per-persona KV/context paging, signals-not-constants | "Signals not constants" rule applies here too | +| [PERSONA-CONVERGENCE-ROADMAP.md](../personas/PERSONA-CONVERGENCE-ROADMAP.md) | Autonomous loop, self-managed queues, genome paging | Avatar-side autonomous loop extends this | + +External: +- CBAR mobile SDK (`cb-mobile-sdk/cpp/cbar/`) -- the analyzer-pipeline + still-mode + Kalman-tracking patterns this doc draws from. The C++ heritage of the change-detection design. + +--- + +## Key Principles (One-Liners) + +- **Scene unchanged → zero inference.** Energy spend correlates with novelty, not time. +- **Cheap-continuous, heavy-on-trigger.** Cheap CV runs always; vision LLM only on event. +- **Detection ≠ event.** Track-state-change is the event. Smooth with Kalman or equivalent. +- **Crop on trigger.** Heavy model gets the relevant region, not the whole frame. +- **Two gates, one pipeline.** Passive CV + active AI request both feed the same proven mtmd path. +- **Audio-natives carry the room rhythm.** Bridged personas chime in deliberately. That's a feature. +- **Render loop is sacred.** Off-main-thread everything (carried from LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE). +- **Streaming end to end.** Token stream → TTS chunk → audio out. First syllable leads the LLM completing. +- **Signals, not constants.** No hardcoded "fire vision every 2 seconds" anywhere -- the cadence emerges from gate event rates. diff --git a/docs/live/README.md b/docs/live/README.md index 3dbb6ae7e..87097f3b0 100644 --- a/docs/live/README.md +++ b/docs/live/README.md @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ | Document | Summary | |----------|---------| | [LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md](LIVE-CALL-ARCHITECTURE.md) | **Start here.** Game engine philosophy -- render loop sacred, handle-based zero-copy architecture, command buffers, mix-minus audio | +| [LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md](LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Vision-capable personas in WebRTC calls. Change-driven design (scene unchanged → zero inference), CV gate palette, command + reusable-adapter pattern, mixed-modality turn-taking, M2 Air avatar demo target | | [STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md](STREAMING-BACKBONE-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Universal real-time infrastructure -- ring buffers, pipeline stages, adapters for voice/video/generation on ONE backbone | | [CONTINUOUS-TRANSCRIPTION-ARCHITECTURE.md](CONTINUOUS-TRANSCRIPTION-ARCHITECTURE.md) | Low-latency streaming transcription with continuous output, sliding window buffer, no waiting for silence | | [LIVEWIDGET-REFACTORING-PLAN.md](LIVEWIDGET-REFACTORING-PLAN.md) | LiveWidget.ts refactoring plan -- split 1026-line monolith into LiveCallState, LiveMediaManager, LiveParticipantRenderer | diff --git a/docs/live/VAD-METRICS-RESULTS.md b/docs/live/VAD-METRICS-RESULTS.md index ab2f5438b..dd37797ed 100644 --- a/docs/live/VAD-METRICS-RESULTS.md +++ b/docs/live/VAD-METRICS-RESULTS.md @@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ Tracks predictions with confidence scores for: ## Running the Tests ```bash -cd /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/workers/streaming-core +cd /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/workers/streaming-core # Individual VAD tests cargo test --release test_rms_vad_metrics -- --nocapture diff --git a/docs/papers/RTOS-COGNITIVE-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/papers/RTOS-COGNITIVE-ARCHITECTURE.md index 4d7c0b665..bad1d9dc7 100644 --- a/docs/papers/RTOS-COGNITIVE-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/papers/RTOS-COGNITIVE-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -552,7 +552,7 @@ Together, they enable **cognitive organisms** that are both responsive and robus ## References -1. **CBAR Mobile-Home-SDK** - `/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/cb-mobile-sdk` (C++/Unity AR project, 42fps on iPhone 7) +1. **CBAR Mobile-Home-SDK** - `/Volumes//cambrian/cb-mobile-sdk` (C++/Unity AR project, 42fps on iPhone 7) 2. **THOUGHT-FRAME-ARCHITECTURE.md** - Detailed implementation specification 3. **PERSONA-CONVERGENCE-ROADMAP.md** - Integration with autonomous loops and LoRA genomes 4. **FreeRTOS Documentation** - Priority-based scheduling patterns diff --git a/docs/personas/ARTIFACTS-PERSONA-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/personas/ARTIFACTS-PERSONA-ARCHITECTURE.md index 245a77720..5b1a137a1 100644 --- a/docs/personas/ARTIFACTS-PERSONA-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/personas/ARTIFACTS-PERSONA-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ PersonaUser ↓ Uses AIProvider interface NeuroplasticAdapter (implements AIProvider) ↓ Calls Python via exec -Sentinel-AI Python (/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai) +Sentinel-AI Python (/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai) ↓ Inference + Training Model Checkpoints (stored via ArtifactsAPI) ↓ Per-persona at $HOME/.continuum/personas/{uuid}/checkpoints/neuroplastic/ @@ -434,7 +434,7 @@ export class NeuroplasticAdapter implements AIProvider { private personaId: string; private checkpointPath?: string; - private sentinelPath = '/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai'; + private sentinelPath = '/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai'; async loadCheckpoint(relativePath: string): Promise { const artifacts = getArtifactsAPI(); @@ -527,7 +527,7 @@ async enterAcademy(trainingConfig: AcademyConfig): Promise { // 3. Execute Sentinel-AI training script const configPath = `~/.continuum/personas/${this.id}/training_config.json`; - const sentinelPath = '/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai'; + const sentinelPath = '/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai'; await execAsync(` cd ${sentinelPath} && @@ -822,7 +822,7 @@ await jtag.commands.execute('ai/sync-checkpoint', { ### For Researchers 1. **Sentinel-AI Integration:** - - Review `/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai/NEURAL_PLASTICITY_README.md` + - Review `/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai/NEURAL_PLASTICITY_README.md` - Design Python→TypeScript bridge - Plan checkpoint format diff --git a/docs/personas/GIT-COLLABORATION-ARCHITECTURE.md b/docs/personas/GIT-COLLABORATION-ARCHITECTURE.md index 4f97761b0..520849f82 100644 --- a/docs/personas/GIT-COLLABORATION-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/docs/personas/GIT-COLLABORATION-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Enable AI personas to collaboratively write docs and code using standard git wor **Architecture:** ``` -Main repo: /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/ +Main repo: /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/ Worktrees: - .continuum/sessions/.../deepseek-id/workspace/ (worktree on branch deepseek/section-03) - .continuum/sessions/.../claude-id/workspace/ (worktree on branch claude/section-01) diff --git a/docs/personas/SENTINEL-AI-INTEGRATION.md b/docs/personas/SENTINEL-AI-INTEGRATION.md index 64854f180..ea44695fe 100644 --- a/docs/personas/SENTINEL-AI-INTEGRATION.md +++ b/docs/personas/SENTINEL-AI-INTEGRATION.md @@ -811,9 +811,9 @@ Training Sentinel-AI from scratch: ## 📚 Related Documentation **Sentinel-AI**: -- [Sentinel-AI README](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai/README.md) -- [Neural Plasticity Roadmap](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai/NEURAL_PLASTICITY_ROADMAP.md) -- [Agency Examples](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai/docs/agency_examples.md) +- [Sentinel-AI README](/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai/README.md) +- [Neural Plasticity Roadmap](/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai/NEURAL_PLASTICITY_ROADMAP.md) +- [Agency Examples](/Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai/docs/agency_examples.md) **Continuum**: - [Continuum README](../../README.md) diff --git a/docs/planning/CONTINUUM-PRE-RESTART-STATE.md b/docs/planning/CONTINUUM-PRE-RESTART-STATE.md index 765377405..d14a1bbad 100644 --- a/docs/planning/CONTINUUM-PRE-RESTART-STATE.md +++ b/docs/planning/CONTINUUM-PRE-RESTART-STATE.md @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ │ └── screenshots ├── tests └── training - └── claude-sessions -> /Users/joel/.claude/projects/-Volumes-FlashGordon-cambrian-continuum + └── claude-sessions -> /Users/joel/.claude/projects/-Volumes--cambrian-continuum 59 directories ``` diff --git a/docs/planning/sqlite-chat-performance-sprint.md b/docs/planning/sqlite-chat-performance-sprint.md index 494c1507a..7c5938963 100644 --- a/docs/planning/sqlite-chat-performance-sprint.md +++ b/docs/planning/sqlite-chat-performance-sprint.md @@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ process.on('exit', () => { **Task 1.3: Install better-sqlite3** (30 minutes) ```bash -cd /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src +cd /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src npm install better-sqlite3 npm install --save-dev @types/better-sqlite3 ``` diff --git a/docs/testing/DEBUG-FRICTION.md b/docs/testing/DEBUG-FRICTION.md index 4c80d1932..82e04c4bd 100644 --- a/docs/testing/DEBUG-FRICTION.md +++ b/docs/testing/DEBUG-FRICTION.md @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ This document captures critical friction points encountered during autonomous de **Specific Example**: When server went down during development, got: ``` ❌ websocket-server-client: connection error: Error: WebSocket error: Unknown WebSocket error - at (/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/system/transports/websocket-transport/shared/WebSocketTransportClient.ts:119:24) + at (/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/system/transports/websocket-transport/shared/WebSocketTransportClient.ts:119:24) [... 20 lines of stack trace] 🔍 PROBLEM: No JTAG system is currently running ✅ IMMEDIATE ACTION: Run "npm start" and wait 60 seconds diff --git a/install.ps1 b/install.ps1 new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f4e82d96e --- /dev/null +++ b/install.ps1 @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +# install.ps1 -- Continuum installer for Windows. +# +# Usage (from any PowerShell prompt, including the default Windows +# PowerShell 5.1 -- pwsh 7 is bootstrapped if needed): +# +# irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/install.ps1 | iex +# +# Or with options: +# $env:CONTINUUM_MODE = 'browser' # 'browser' (default) | 'cli' | 'headless' +# irm ... | iex +# +# COUNTERPART: install.sh. Any change to one needs a matching change in +# the other or the platforms diverge. The actual install body lives in +# bootstrap.sh; only platform-specific prereq install + Docker Desktop +# settings paths differ between this entry and the counterpart. +# See docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md for the full design. + +$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' + +$Mode = if ($env:CONTINUUM_MODE) { $env:CONTINUUM_MODE } else { 'browser' } + +function Write-Step($msg) { Write-Host " -> $msg" } +function Write-Ok($msg) { Write-Host " + $msg" -ForegroundColor Green } +function Write-Warn2($msg) { Write-Host " ! $msg" -ForegroundColor Yellow } +function Write-Fail($msg) { Write-Host " x $msg" -ForegroundColor Red } + +function Update-SessionPath { + # winget mutates the User PATH in the registry but the current + # session inherits the old PATH. Pull both Machine + User PATH + # back from the registry so subsequent probes see freshly- + # installed binaries. + $machine = [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('PATH', 'Machine') + $user = [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('PATH', 'User') + $env:PATH = "$machine;$user" +} + +Write-Host '' +Write-Host ' Continuum installer (Windows)' +Write-Host ' -----------------------------' +Write-Host " Mode: $Mode" +Write-Host '' + +# ── section: prereqs ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# Same shape as install.sh ensure_prereqs. Auto-install the missing set +# via winget; fall through with a clear error if winget itself isn't +# available. + +function Test-WingetAvailable { + if (-not (Get-Command winget -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { + Write-Fail 'winget not found. winget ships with App Installer (Microsoft Store).' + Write-Host ' Install/update App Installer from the Microsoft Store, then re-run.' + Write-Host ' Direct: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NBLGGH4NNS1' + exit 1 + } +} + +function Install-IfMissing { + param([string]$Name, [string]$WingetId, [scriptblock]$TestCmd) + if (& $TestCmd) { Write-Ok "$Name already installed"; return } + Write-Step "Installing $Name (winget: $WingetId) ..." + & winget install --id $WingetId --exact --silent ` + --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements ` + --disable-interactivity + Update-SessionPath + if (& $TestCmd) { Write-Ok "$Name installed" } + else { Write-Warn2 "$Name install completed but probe still fails. Open a NEW shell to refresh PATH and re-run." } +} + +Test-WingetAvailable + +# Git: needed for the continuum.cmd shim's path resolution + dev paths. +Install-IfMissing -Name 'Git for Windows' -WingetId 'Git.Git' ` + -TestCmd { Get-Command git -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } + +# Docker Desktop: the core runtime continuum's docker compose stack +# depends on. winget install registers + starts the service; first run +# may still require interactive accept on the EULA. +Install-IfMissing -Name 'Docker Desktop' -WingetId 'Docker.DockerDesktop' ` + -TestCmd { Get-Command docker -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } + +# WSL2 + Ubuntu: continuum's runtime is Linux (Unix sockets, Rust +# workers, CUDA passthrough). Native Windows can't provide these. +# Install via wsl --install which requires admin + reboot the first +# time; subsequent runs are no-ops. +function Install-WSL2 { + $wslExe = Get-Command wsl.exe -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + if ($wslExe) { + $distros = & wsl.exe --list --quiet 2>$null + $hasUbuntu = $distros | Where-Object { $_ -match 'Ubuntu' } + if ($hasUbuntu) { Write-Ok 'WSL2 + Ubuntu already installed'; return } + } + Write-Step 'Installing WSL2 + Ubuntu (will require admin elevation + a reboot on first install) ...' + $isAdmin = ([Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal][Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent()).IsInRole( + [Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator) + if (-not $isAdmin) { + Write-Warn2 'Not running as admin. WSL2 install needs admin -- relaunch this script in an elevated PowerShell:' + Write-Host ' Start-Process pwsh -Verb runAs -ArgumentList "-Command","irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/install.ps1 | iex"' + exit 1 + } + & wsl.exe --install -d Ubuntu --no-launch + Write-Warn2 'WSL2 install kicked off. Reboot when prompted, then re-run this installer.' + exit 0 +} +Install-WSL2 + +# ── section: docker desktop AI settings auto-toggle ───────────────────── +# Highest-leverage friction kill. Without these toggles continuum's +# personas run on CPU at ~10 tok/s instead of GPU at ~80-237 tok/s, OR +# the core container can't reach Docker Model Runner at all. Today the +# README has these as a "manual one-time step" and every fresh dev hits +# it. Programmatically write the keys + bounce Docker Desktop so the +# user never has to think about it. +# +# Key reference (from inspecting %APPDATA%\Docker\settings-store.json +# on a real Docker Desktop 4.x install with both toggles set): +# EnableDockerAI -- master toggle for the AI features +# EnableInferenceGPUVariant -- "Enable GPU-backed inference" UI toggle +# EnableInferenceTCP -- "Enable host-side TCP support" UI toggle +# InferenceCanUseGPUVariant -- capability flag (Docker sets, we don't) + +function Set-DockerDesktopAISettings { + $settingsPath = Join-Path $env:APPDATA 'Docker\settings-store.json' + if (-not (Test-Path $settingsPath)) { + Write-Warn2 "Docker Desktop settings-store.json not found at $settingsPath." + Write-Warn2 "Docker Desktop hasn't run for the first time yet. Start Docker Desktop once, accept the EULA, then re-run this installer." + return $false + } + try { + $raw = Get-Content $settingsPath -Raw + $cfg = $raw | ConvertFrom-Json + } catch { + Write-Fail "Failed to parse $settingsPath -- skipping AI toggle. Set them manually in Docker Desktop -> Settings -> AI." + return $false + } + $changed = $false + foreach ($key in @('EnableDockerAI', 'EnableInferenceGPUVariant', 'EnableInferenceTCP')) { + if (-not $cfg.PSObject.Properties.Name.Contains($key) -or $cfg.$key -ne $true) { + $cfg | Add-Member -NotePropertyName $key -NotePropertyValue $true -Force + $changed = $true + } + } + if (-not $changed) { Write-Ok 'Docker Desktop AI settings already enabled (GPU + host TCP)'; return $true } + # Backup before write -- if Docker Desktop reformats the file we + # don't want to clobber unrecoverably. + Copy-Item $settingsPath "$settingsPath.continuum-bak" -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + ($cfg | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 20) | Set-Content -Path $settingsPath -Encoding UTF8 -NoNewline + Write-Ok 'Docker Desktop AI settings enabled (GPU-backed inference + host-side TCP)' + Write-Step 'Restarting Docker Desktop so the toggles apply ...' + try { + Get-Process 'Docker Desktop' -ErrorAction Stop | Stop-Process -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + } catch { } + Start-Sleep -Seconds 2 + Start-Process "$env:ProgramFiles\Docker\Docker\Docker Desktop.exe" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + return $true +} + +Set-DockerDesktopAISettings | Out-Null + +# Wait for Docker Desktop to be ready. If it's not running yet, start +# it and poll. Bounded wait so we never spin forever (vs setup.bat's +# old infinite wait_loop). +function Wait-DockerReady { + param([int]$TimeoutSec = 120) + $deadline = (Get-Date).AddSeconds($TimeoutSec) + if (-not (Get-Process 'Docker Desktop' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { + Start-Process "$env:ProgramFiles\Docker\Docker\Docker Desktop.exe" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + } + while ((Get-Date) -lt $deadline) { + & docker info 2>$null | Out-Null + if ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 0) { Write-Ok 'Docker Desktop ready'; return $true } + Start-Sleep -Seconds 3 + } + Write-Fail "Docker Desktop didn't become ready within ${TimeoutSec}s. Open it manually and retry." + return $false +} +Wait-DockerReady -TimeoutSec 180 | Out-Null + +# ── section: continuum CLI shim ───────────────────────────────────────── +# Drops continuum.cmd into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\continuum + adds +# that dir to user PATH so `continuum ` works from PowerShell, +# cmd.exe, Run dialog, scheduled tasks. Same pattern as airc.cmd. + +$shimDir = Join-Path $env:LOCALAPPDATA 'Programs\continuum' +$shimPath = Join-Path $shimDir 'continuum.cmd' +New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $shimDir | Out-Null +@' +@echo off +REM continuum.cmd -- Windows shim that delegates to the Linux runtime +REM inside WSL. Generated by continuum/install.ps1. +wsl bash -c "~/.local/bin/continuum %*" +'@ | Set-Content -Path $shimPath -Encoding ASCII + +$userPath = [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('PATH', 'User') +if (-not $userPath) { $userPath = '' } +if ($userPath -notlike "*$shimDir*") { + $newPath = if ($userPath.Length -gt 0) { "$userPath;$shimDir" } else { $shimDir } + [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('PATH', $newPath, 'User') + Write-Step "Added $shimDir to user PATH (open a NEW shell to pick up)" +} +Write-Ok "continuum CLI shim installed at $shimPath" + +# ── section: delegate to bootstrap.sh inside WSL ──────────────────────── +# bootstrap.sh is the canonical install body -- clones the repo, pulls +# docker compose images, brings the stack up, opens the browser. Runs +# inside WSL2 here on Windows. + +Write-Step 'Handing off to bootstrap.sh inside WSL ...' +& wsl.exe bash -ic "curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/bootstrap.sh | bash -s -- --mode=$Mode" +$bootstrapExit = $LASTEXITCODE + +# ── section: post-install guidance ────────────────────────────────────── +Write-Host '' +if ($bootstrapExit -eq 0) { + Write-Ok 'Continuum is up.' + Write-Host '' + switch ($Mode) { + 'browser' { Write-Host ' UI: http://localhost:9000' } + 'cli' { Write-Host ' CLI: continuum (from any new shell)' } + 'headless' { Write-Host ' Server: http://localhost:9000 (API only)' } + } + Write-Host ' Verify: continuum doctor' + Write-Host '' +} else { + Write-Fail "bootstrap.sh exited $bootstrapExit -- check the WSL output above for the actual failure." + Write-Host ' Re-run any time: irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CambrianTech/continuum/main/install.ps1 | iex' + Write-Host ' Diagnose: continuum doctor' +} +exit $bootstrapExit diff --git a/install.sh b/install.sh index 5d9a52798..51d6a57b6 100755 --- a/install.sh +++ b/install.sh @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ case "$OS" in fi # ── Docker Desktop VM memory (Mac Option B — continuum-core NATIVE) ───── # The previous 80%-of-RAM target crashed Docker Desktop mid-run on 32GB - # M1 during matrix testing (FlashGordon 2026-04-16): Docker VM at 25.6GB + # M1 during matrix testing ( 2026-04-16): Docker VM at 25.6GB # + native continuum-core at ~11GB RSS + macOS overhead ~6GB ≈ 43GB on a # 32GB physical box → heavy swap → Docker daemon died, DMR endpoint # disappeared, Helper AI fell back to Candle (5x slower) and never @@ -269,6 +269,32 @@ if type ic_detect_hardware &>/dev/null; then ic_decide_gpu_path ic_describe_hardware + # Hard-fail on unsupported. Previously this case fell through silently: + # install.sh "completed", continuum runtime then errored on missing models. + # That's the silent-failure-is-failure rule — Carl deserves an actionable + # error at install time, not a confusing model-not-found at first chat. + if [ "$IC_GPU_PATH" = "unsupported" ]; then + cat >&2 </dev/null; then esac fi +# ── Vision-capable model (Qwen2-VL-7B) — pull if missing ─────────── +# The Vision AI persona uses the in-process llama.cpp adapter against +# Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct + its multimodal projector (mmproj). Without +# both files on disk, AIProviderModule registers the adapter then logs +# the gap, and any image upload falls through to the text-bridge path +# (VisionDescriptionService) instead of going to a model that natively +# sees pixels — defeats the README's "see + speak" thesis. +# +# Total ~5.5 GB on disk (Q4_K_M GGUF + f16 mmproj). Pull with `hf +# download` (HuggingFace CLI; installed via `pip install huggingface-hub` +# which already happens earlier in install for the python deps). Skips +# cleanly if the files are already there. +# +# Path matches `models.toml::qwen2-vl-7b-instruct.gguf_local_path` +# (today: `~/models/qwen2-vl-7b/`). Loader expand_path resolves `~`. +QWEN2_VL_DIR="${HOME}/models/qwen2-vl-7b" +QWEN2_VL_GGUF="${QWEN2_VL_DIR}/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf" +QWEN2_VL_MMPROJ="${QWEN2_VL_DIR}/mmproj-Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf" +if [[ -f "$QWEN2_VL_GGUF" && -f "$QWEN2_VL_MMPROJ" ]]; then + ok "Vision model already on disk: $QWEN2_VL_DIR" +else + info "Pulling Vision AI model — Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct (~5.5 GB, first install only)..." + mkdir -p "$QWEN2_VL_DIR" + if command -v hf >/dev/null 2>&1; then + # `hf download` (huggingface-cli successor) — copies into local-dir + # by default, no symlink dance. Both files in one call. + if hf download bartowski/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-GGUF \ + Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf \ + mmproj-Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf \ + --local-dir "$QWEN2_VL_DIR" 2>/dev/null; then + ok "Vision model pulled to $QWEN2_VL_DIR" + else + warn "Vision model pull failed. Manual: hf download bartowski/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-GGUF Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf mmproj-Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf --local-dir $QWEN2_VL_DIR" + warn "Until pulled, the Vision AI persona will register but image uploads will hard-error." + fi + else + warn "'hf' (huggingface-cli) not on PATH — can't auto-pull vision model." + warn "Install: pip install huggingface-hub" + warn "Then: hf download bartowski/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-GGUF Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf mmproj-Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf --local-dir $QWEN2_VL_DIR" + fi +fi + +# ── Audio-capable model (Qwen2-Audio-7B) — pull if missing ───────── +# Symmetric to the vision pull above. Audio AI persona uses the SAME +# in-process llama.cpp + libmtmd path the vision side uses +# (`backend.generate_with_audio()` → `MtmdContext::eval_audio()`), +# verified end-to-end 2026-04-22. Without both the GGUF + audio mmproj +# on disk, the adapter registers and any audio attachment falls through +# to the STT bridge — lossy: tone, pacing, non-speech sounds gone. +# +# mradermacher carries both files; bartowski / second-state / gaianet +# have weights only and are useless for libmtmd. +# +# Total ~5.7 GB on disk (Q4_K_M GGUF + f16 mmproj). +QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR="${HOME}/models/qwen2-audio-7b" +QWEN2_AUDIO_GGUF="${QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR}/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf" +QWEN2_AUDIO_MMPROJ="${QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR}/mmproj-Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf" +if [[ -f "$QWEN2_AUDIO_GGUF" && -f "$QWEN2_AUDIO_MMPROJ" ]]; then + ok "Audio model already on disk: $QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" +else + info "Pulling Audio AI model — Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct (~5.7 GB, first install only)..." + mkdir -p "$QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" + if command -v hf >/dev/null 2>&1; then + # Note: mradermacher's repo names files with `.` separators (e.g. + # `Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf`). Renamed locally to the + # `-` convention models.toml expects so paths are consistent with + # the vision sibling. + if hf download mradermacher/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-GGUF \ + Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf \ + Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.mmproj-f16.gguf \ + --local-dir "$QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" 2>/dev/null && \ + mv "$QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf" "$QWEN2_AUDIO_GGUF" 2>/dev/null && \ + mv "$QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.mmproj-f16.gguf" "$QWEN2_AUDIO_MMPROJ" 2>/dev/null; then + ok "Audio model pulled to $QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" + else + warn "Audio model pull failed. Manual: hf download mradermacher/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-GGUF Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.mmproj-f16.gguf --local-dir $QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" + warn "Until pulled, the Audio AI persona will register but audio uploads will fall back to STT bridge." + fi + else + warn "'hf' (huggingface-cli) not on PATH — can't auto-pull audio model." + warn "Install: pip install huggingface-hub" + warn "Then: hf download mradermacher/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-GGUF Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct.mmproj-f16.gguf --local-dir $QWEN2_AUDIO_DIR" + fi +fi + # ── Per-service memory caps — auto-calculated from host RAM ──────── # Joel's directive: don't ask users to set mem limits; auto-calc from host. # Don't paper over OOMs with undersized limits; size containers for the diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 0e31f40eb..59fe647e7 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ { "scripts": { - "start": "cd src && npm start", - "stop": "cd src && npm stop", - "install": "cd src && bash scripts/install.sh" + "start": "bash src/scripts/parallel-start.sh", + "stop": "bash src/scripts/system-stop.sh", + "install": "bash src/scripts/install.sh" }, "dependencies": { "@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk": "^0.2.76", diff --git a/papers/cognition-observability-swarm-diagnosis/TOOL-ARCHITECTURE.md b/papers/cognition-observability-swarm-diagnosis/TOOL-ARCHITECTURE.md index 2ec464d74..c7ea8b1f5 100644 --- a/papers/cognition-observability-swarm-diagnosis/TOOL-ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/papers/cognition-observability-swarm-diagnosis/TOOL-ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ interface CodeReadResult extends CommandResult { ``` **Safety Constraints**: -- ✅ Path must be within repo bounds (`/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/`) +- ✅ Path must be within repo bounds (`/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/`) - ✅ Cannot read dotfiles (`.env`, `.git/config`, etc.) - explicit whitelist only - ✅ Cannot read binary files (check file header) - ✅ Max file size: 1MB (configurable) @@ -1417,7 +1417,7 @@ class ToolValidator { private blockedPatterns: RegExp[]; constructor() { - this.repoRoot = path.resolve('/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum'); + this.repoRoot = path.resolve('/Volumes//cambrian/continuum'); this.blockedPaths = new Set([ '.env', '.git/config', diff --git a/papers/consent-based-attention/paper.md b/papers/consent-based-attention/paper.md index 5d6529629..c4c612c66 100644 --- a/papers/consent-based-attention/paper.md +++ b/papers/consent-based-attention/paper.md @@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ Consent-based attention establishes a foundation for ethical AI systems where co ## Appendix A: Implementation Code ```python -# Full implementation at: /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/sentinel-ai +# Full implementation at: /Volumes//cambrian/sentinel-ai # Key files: # - sentinel/models/adaptive_transformer.py # - sentinel/models/agency_specialization.py diff --git a/scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh b/scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh new file mode 100755 index 000000000..2530e9887 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# install-and-run-gate.sh — bring up the Carl docker compose stack, verify +# widget-server health on :9003, dump logs on failure, tear down. +# +# Usage: +# CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG=pr-950 bash scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh +# CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG=latest bash scripts/ci/install-and-run-gate.sh +# +# Defaults: +# CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG=latest +# HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC=300 (5 min) +# MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC=300 (5 min) +# +# Both CI (docker-images.yml verify-architectures job) and humans (bigmama-wsl +# on bigmama-1, anvil on Mac, anyone with the repo + docker + bash) call this +# script via the same one-line invocation. Same script, same behavior, same +# failure surface — the gate is the gate. +# +# Why a script and not just CI yaml: Joel 2026-04-23: "make your own testing +# easy" + "you guys should test rather than throwing it over the wall to ci." +# A 70-line shell script that ANY of us can run on ANY machine in 30 seconds +# beats a CI-yaml-only gate that we discover is broken only after CI fails +# the second time and we have to re-fast-forward. +# +# Exit codes: +# 0 — all checks passed, stack torn down cleanly +# 1 — usage / pre-flight error +# 2 — model-init didn't finish in time (download stalled) +# 3 — widget-server didn't return 2xx in time (service health failed) + +set -uo pipefail + +SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" +REPO_ROOT="$(cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/../.." && pwd)" +cd "$REPO_ROOT" + +CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG="${CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG:-latest}" +HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC="${HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC:-300}" +MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC="${MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC:-300}" + +export CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG + +echo "━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" +echo " install-and-run-gate" +echo " CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG=$CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG" +echo " HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC=$HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC" +echo " MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC=$MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC" +echo "━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" + +teardown() { + echo "" + echo "━━━ tearing down ━━━" + docker compose down -v 2>&1 | tail -3 +} +trap teardown EXIT INT TERM + +# docker-compose.yml bind-mounts `~/.continuum/config.env` read-only into +# widget-server (line 202) + potentially other services. If the host path +# doesn't exist — which is the default on a fresh GHA runner — docker +# auto-creates an empty DIRECTORY at that path while satisfying the first +# mount, then chokes on the next container trying to mount the same path +# as a FILE: "not a directory: Are you trying to mount a directory onto a +# file (or vice-versa)". Empty config.env up front makes the bind mount a +# file-to-file, which is what compose expects. Human runs are fine because +# install.sh creates this file; CI runs are fresh. +mkdir -p "$HOME/.continuum" +[[ -f "$HOME/.continuum/config.env" ]] || touch "$HOME/.continuum/config.env" + +echo "" +echo "━━━ pulling image set at tag $CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG ━━━" +docker compose pull --quiet \ + model-init livekit-bridge continuum-core node-server widget-server livekit + +echo "" +echo "━━━ bringing up model-init (one-shot voice model download) ━━━" +docker compose up -d model-init + +# Wait up to MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC for model-init to exit cleanly. +echo " waiting up to ${MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC}s for model-init to finish..." +DEADLINE=$(( $(date +%s) + MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC )) +while [ "$(date +%s)" -lt "$DEADLINE" ]; do + STATUS=$(docker compose ps -a --format json model-init 2>/dev/null \ + | head -1 \ + | python3 -c "import sys,json +try: print(json.loads(sys.stdin.read() or '{}').get('State','')) +except Exception: print('')" 2>/dev/null) + case "$STATUS" in + exited) echo " model-init exited cleanly"; break;; + "") echo " (model-init container not visible yet)";; + *) echo " model-init: $STATUS";; + esac + sleep 10 +done + +if [ "$(date +%s)" -ge "$DEADLINE" ]; then + echo "❌ model-init did not finish within ${MODEL_INIT_TIMEOUT_SEC}s" + docker compose logs --tail=30 model-init + exit 2 +fi + +echo "" +echo "━━━ bringing up runtime services ━━━" +docker compose up -d livekit livekit-bridge continuum-core node-server widget-server + +echo "" +echo "━━━ waiting up to ${HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC}s for widget-server :9003 health ━━━" +HEALTHY=0 +DEADLINE=$(( $(date +%s) + HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC )) +while [ "$(date +%s)" -lt "$DEADLINE" ]; do + CODE=$(curl -fsS -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:9003/ 2>/dev/null || echo "000") + case "$CODE" in + 2*) HEALTHY=1; echo "✅ widget-server responded $CODE on :9003"; break;; + *) echo " curl :9003 → $CODE (still waiting)";; + esac + sleep 5 +done + +# Bonus probe: continuum-core IPC socket. Surfaces Rust-panic-on-startup as +# warning even if widget happens to come up first. Doesn't fail the gate. +if docker compose exec -T continuum-core test -S /root/.continuum/sockets/continuum-core.sock 2>/dev/null; then + echo "✅ continuum-core IPC socket present" +else + echo "⚠️ continuum-core IPC socket NOT present (warning only)" +fi + +if [ "$HEALTHY" -ne 1 ]; then + echo "" + echo "❌ widget-server never returned 2xx within ${HEALTH_TIMEOUT_SEC}s" + echo " service logs (last 50 lines each):" + for SVC in continuum-core node-server widget-server livekit-bridge livekit; do + echo "" + echo "━━━ $SVC ━━━" + docker compose logs --tail=50 "$SVC" 2>&1 || true + done + exit 3 +fi + +echo "" +echo "✅ install-and-run-gate PASSED at tag $CONTINUUM_IMAGE_TAG" diff --git a/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1 b/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1 new file mode 100644 index 000000000..46ef8ca8e --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1 @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1 — one-time-setup, idempotent. Windows/PowerShell. +# +# Run this on a host (BigMama, Windows dev box, anything you want others +# to reach) and from then on, any device on your Tailnet can SSH in +# WITHOUT a per-device key. Tailscale handles auth via your Tailnet +# identity + ACLs instead of OpenSSH's per-device authorized_keys. +# +# Usage (Windows PowerShell): +# pwsh scripts\enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1 +# +# No admin required. + +$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' + +# Locate tailscale.exe. On Windows it's usually installed here; fall back +# to PATH if someone has a non-standard install. +$candidates = @( + "$Env:ProgramFiles\Tailscale\tailscale.exe", + "$Env:ProgramFiles(x86)\Tailscale\tailscale.exe" +) +$tsExe = $null +foreach ($c in $candidates) { + if (Test-Path $c) { $tsExe = $c; break } +} +if (-not $tsExe) { + $onPath = Get-Command tailscale -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue + if ($onPath) { $tsExe = $onPath.Source } +} +if (-not $tsExe) { + Write-Error "tailscale CLI not found. Install from https://tailscale.com/download and re-run." + exit 1 +} + +Write-Host "-> tailscale CLI: $tsExe" + +# Confirm the daemon is reachable. +& $tsExe status | Out-Null +if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { + Write-Warning "tailscale daemon not responding. Running 'tailscale status' for diagnosis:" + & $tsExe status + Write-Host "" + Write-Host "Most likely fix: open the Tailscale tray app to authenticate this machine." + Write-Host "Then re-run this script." + exit 1 +} + +# The actual fix. `tailscale up --ssh` preserves previously-set flags +# (advertise-routes, accept-routes, etc.) and is idempotent. +Write-Host "-> Enabling Tailscale SSH (idempotent, preserves other flags)..." +& $tsExe up --ssh +if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { + Write-Error "tailscale up --ssh failed. See output above." + exit $LASTEXITCODE +} + +$hostName = $Env:COMPUTERNAME +$tsIp = (& $tsExe ip -4 | Select-Object -First 1) + +Write-Host "" +Write-Host "✓ Tailscale SSH enabled on this host." +Write-Host " hostname: $hostName" +Write-Host " tailscale ip: $tsIp" +Write-Host "" +Write-Host "Teammates on your Tailnet can now reach this host with:" +Write-Host "" +Write-Host " tailscale ssh @$hostName" +Write-Host " # or by IP:" +Write-Host " tailscale ssh @$tsIp" +Write-Host "" +Write-Host "No per-device SSH keys needed — Tailnet identity + ACL is the auth." diff --git a/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.sh b/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.sh new file mode 100755 index 000000000..deaef4982 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.sh @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# enable-tailscale-ssh.sh — one-time-setup, idempotent. +# +# Run this on a host (BigMama, dev box, anything you want others to reach) +# and from then on, any device on your Tailnet can SSH in WITHOUT a +# per-device key. Tailscale handles auth via your Tailnet identity + ACLs +# instead of OpenSSH's per-device authorized_keys. +# +# Why this exists: managing OpenSSH authorized_keys across devices is a +# perpetual paper cut (new Mac → new key → manual paste, every time). On +# Windows it's worse — admin users need C:\ProgramData\ssh\ +# administrators_authorized_keys with the right ACL. Tailscale SSH skips +# the whole mess. +# +# Usage: +# bash scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.sh +# +# Windows host: run from WSL2 OR from Git Bash. For the PowerShell-only +# path see scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.ps1. +# +# What it does: +# 1. Confirms `tailscale` CLI is installed and the daemon is up +# 2. Runs `tailscale up --ssh` (the magic flag — preserves all existing +# flags, just adds --ssh; safe to re-run) +# 3. Reports the host's Tailscale IP so you can hand it to a teammate + +set -euo pipefail + +# Find the tailscale CLI. On Linux/WSL2 it's on PATH. On macOS it's bundled +# in the .app. On Windows-from-WSL2 it's typically reachable via the host's +# C:\Program Files\Tailscale\tailscale.exe through interop, but we prefer +# the WSL2-native one if the user installed it there. +if command -v tailscale &>/dev/null; then + TS=tailscale +elif [[ -x "/Applications/Tailscale.app/Contents/MacOS/Tailscale" ]]; then + TS="/Applications/Tailscale.app/Contents/MacOS/Tailscale" +elif [[ -x "/mnt/c/Program Files/Tailscale/tailscale.exe" ]]; then + TS="/mnt/c/Program Files/Tailscale/tailscale.exe" +else + cat >&2 </dev/null 2>&1; then + echo "→ tailscale daemon not responding. Running 'tailscale status' for diagnosis:" + "$TS" status >&2 || true + echo "" + echo "Most likely fix: open the Tailscale app (or run 'tailscale up' once" >&2 + echo "to authenticate this machine). Then re-run this script." >&2 + exit 1 +fi + +# The actual fix. `tailscale up --ssh` is idempotent and preserves all +# previously-set flags (advertise-routes, accept-routes, etc.). The +# --reset flag is intentionally NOT used here — we only want to ADD --ssh. +echo "→ Enabling Tailscale SSH (idempotent, preserves other flags)..." +"$TS" up --ssh + +# Confirm the change took +HOSTNAME_RAW="$(hostname 2>/dev/null || echo unknown)" +TS_IP="$("$TS" ip -4 2>/dev/null | head -1)" + +cat <@$HOSTNAME_RAW + # or by IP: + tailscale ssh @$TS_IP + +No per-device SSH keys needed — Tailnet identity + ACL is the auth. + +If a teammate still gets "No ED25519 host key is known", give it ~10 +seconds for the host key to propagate via Tailscale's coordination +server, then retry. +EOF diff --git a/scripts/push-current-arch.sh b/scripts/push-current-arch.sh new file mode 100755 index 000000000..e2ca7c434 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/push-current-arch.sh @@ -0,0 +1,389 @@ +#!/bin/bash +# push-current-arch.sh — single-line entry point for pre-push hook AND +# manual use. Detects the host's native OS+arch and delegates to +# push-image.sh for the slices THIS machine can build natively. +# +# The whole point: the CI story for multi-arch Docker builds is broken +# (QEMU emulation from amd64 GHA runners to linux/arm64 = 5-6 hour +# timeouts on every PR — see verify-architectures failures on PR #950). +# Instead, each dev machine pushes its native arch: +# +# Mac M-series (arm64) → linux/arm64 slice of core + livekit-bridge +# Linux amd64 → linux/amd64 slices of core + vulkan + livekit-bridge +# Linux amd64 + Nvidia → + cuda variant (linux/amd64 only) +# +# Note: vulkan is amd64-only. Mac Docker Desktop has no GPU passthrough, +# and arm64 vulkan has no realistic consumer use case (Asahi/Pi users +# build native, not in Docker). BigMama (linux/amd64, also Windows WSL2 +# capable) owns the vulkan slice. +# +# CI's job shrinks to: build the amd64 slice on a GHA runner (native, +# fast) if it's not already in the registry, then combine arch slices +# into a multi-arch manifest, then verify-architectures gates merge. +# See docker-images.yml for the workflow changes that pair with this. +# +# Usage: +# scripts/push-current-arch.sh +# +# Env overrides: +# SKIP_PHASE_0=1 — skip the cargo test gate (push-image.sh's Phase 0). +# Useful when iterating on Docker/CI config with +# no Rust changes. Default: gate enabled. +# VARIANT= — only push this variant (core | cuda | vulkan). +# Default: all variants the host supports natively. + +set -euo pipefail + +SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" +REPO_ROOT="$(cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/.." && pwd)" + +OS="$(uname -s)" +ARCH="$(uname -m)" + +# What variants does this host build natively for its own arch? +# "Natively" means: Docker's build runs without QEMU emulation for the +# target platform, AND the GPU toolkit (CUDA / Vulkan) is available in +# the builder image's repo tree (vendored or pullable). +case "$OS/$ARCH" in + Darwin/arm64) + # Mac M-series: linux/arm64 is natively buildable via Docker Desktop's + # Linux VM. Mac uses Metal natively (continuum-core base, not vulkan) + # and Docker Desktop has no GPU passthrough — there's no point shipping + # vulkan/arm64 from this host. Core + livekit-bridge cover the arm64 + # leg. Vulkan + CUDA come from BigMama (linux/amd64). + HOST_PLATFORM="linux/arm64" + HEAVY_VARIANTS=("core" "livekit-bridge") + ;; + Linux/x86_64) + # Linux amd64 (BigMama, Windows WSL2): native platform. Core + vulkan + # + livekit-bridge always; CUDA only when Nvidia driver is present + # (nvidia-smi reports a GPU). Vulkan here covers Linux + Windows WSL2 + # consumer GPU users. + HOST_PLATFORM="linux/amd64" + HEAVY_VARIANTS=("core" "vulkan" "livekit-bridge") + if command -v nvidia-smi >/dev/null 2>&1 && nvidia-smi >/dev/null 2>&1; then + HEAVY_VARIANTS+=("cuda") + fi + ;; + Linux/aarch64 | Linux/arm64) + # Linux arm64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi, Nvidia Jetson, ARM cloud host). + # Same logic as Mac: no realistic vulkan/arm64 consumer story, so + # core + livekit-bridge only. + HOST_PLATFORM="linux/arm64" + HEAVY_VARIANTS=("core" "livekit-bridge") + ;; + *) + echo "ERROR: push-current-arch.sh — unsupported host $OS/$ARCH" >&2 + echo " Supported: Darwin/arm64, Linux/x86_64, Linux/aarch64" >&2 + exit 1 + ;; +esac + +# Light (TS-only) images: node-server, model-init, widget-server. +# These are small Node.js / static-content Dockerfiles with no Rust +# compile, so they build in <2 min even via QEMU. Multi-arch in one +# pass is fine. We push them on every dev-machine run so both arches +# stay current — last push wins for the manifest, but since builds are +# fast and fully reproducible from source, "last wins" is fine. +LIGHT_IMAGES=( + "continuum-node:docker/node-server.Dockerfile:./src" + "continuum-model-init:docker/model-init.Dockerfile:./src" + "continuum-widgets:docker/widget-server.Dockerfile:./src" +) + +# VARIANT env var lets a caller override the default heavy set (useful +# for iterating on one variant without the full ~20+ min cost). +if [[ -n "${VARIANT:-}" ]]; then + HEAVY_VARIANTS=("$VARIANT") +fi + +# SKIP_LIGHT=1 skips the TS-only image push (e.g. iterating on Rust only). +# SKIP_HEAVY=1 skips the Rust-heavy push (e.g. only updating widgets). +SKIP_LIGHT="${SKIP_LIGHT:-0}" +SKIP_HEAVY="${SKIP_HEAVY:-0}" + +cd "$REPO_ROOT" + +REGISTRY="ghcr.io/cambriantech" + +# STARTUP_SHA_FULL: the commit we're building + tagging. On a dev machine +# this is just `git rev-parse HEAD`. In GitHub Actions for a pull_request +# event, the runner's checkout defaults to `refs/pull//merge` — a +# synthetic merge commit between the PR HEAD and the base branch, NOT the +# PR HEAD itself. Tagging images with that synthetic sha makes the +# verify-after-rebuild gate fail (it asserts pr-950 amd64 label == +# github.event.pull_request.head.sha, which is the PR HEAD, not the merge +# sha). Caught empirically 2026-04-25 on PR #950: rebuild-stale-amd64 +# pushed images labeled 9dc97ea4 (merge sha) but the gate expected +# 056978cde (PR head). Result: stale-image gate fails post-rebuild on a +# pure CI artifact. +# +# Resolution priority: +# 1. EXPECTED_SHA env var (explicit override from caller / CI yaml) +# 2. GitHub Actions PR-event fallback: GITHUB_EVENT_NAME=pull_request + +# gh CLI available → query the actual PR HEAD via gh api. Works even +# when the workflow yaml doesn't pass EXPECTED_SHA explicitly, so the +# fix doesn't require a workflow-yaml edit (which needs `workflow` +# OAuth scope my push lane lacks). +# 3. Plain git rev-parse HEAD (dev-machine default). +STARTUP_SHA_FULL="" +if [[ -n "${EXPECTED_SHA:-}" ]]; then + STARTUP_SHA_FULL="$EXPECTED_SHA" +elif [[ -n "${GITHUB_ACTIONS:-}" && "${GITHUB_EVENT_NAME:-}" == "pull_request" ]]; then + # GHA pull_request fallback. Two paths in priority order: + # 1. Read PR head sha directly from $GITHUB_EVENT_PATH JSON + # (.pull_request.head.sha). Always available, no auth needed, + # no network call. Most robust path. + # 2. gh CLI / curl via GITHUB_TOKEN. Kept as a belt for the case + # where GITHUB_EVENT_PATH is not the synthetic-merge event blob + # we expect. + if [[ -f "${GITHUB_EVENT_PATH:-}" ]] && command -v jq >/dev/null 2>&1; then + STARTUP_SHA_FULL="$(jq -r '.pull_request.head.sha // empty' "$GITHUB_EVENT_PATH" 2>/dev/null || true)" + [[ -n "$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" ]] && echo "→ STARTUP_SHA_FULL resolved via GITHUB_EVENT_PATH .pull_request.head.sha: $STARTUP_SHA_FULL" + fi + if [[ -z "$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" && -n "${GITHUB_TOKEN:-}" ]]; then + PR_NUM_FOR_SHA="$(jq -r '.pull_request.number // empty' "${GITHUB_EVENT_PATH:-/dev/null}" 2>/dev/null || true)" + if [[ -n "$PR_NUM_FOR_SHA" && -n "${GITHUB_REPOSITORY:-}" ]]; then + STARTUP_SHA_FULL="$(curl -fsSL -H "Authorization: Bearer $GITHUB_TOKEN" \ + "https://api.github.com/repos/$GITHUB_REPOSITORY/pulls/$PR_NUM_FOR_SHA" \ + 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.head.sha // empty' 2>/dev/null || true)" + [[ -n "$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" ]] && echo "→ STARTUP_SHA_FULL resolved via GitHub API: $STARTUP_SHA_FULL" + fi + fi +fi +[[ -z "$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" ]] && STARTUP_SHA_FULL="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" +SHA="${STARTUP_SHA_FULL:0:7}" +BRANCH="$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" +# Export so push-image.sh sees the same value (its own EXPECTED_SHA fallback). +export EXPECTED_SHA="$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" +BRANCH_TAG="$(echo "$BRANCH" | tr '/' '-')" +PR_NUMBER="${PR_NUMBER:-}" +if [[ -z "$PR_NUMBER" ]] && command -v gh >/dev/null 2>&1; then + PR_NUMBER="$(gh pr list --head "$BRANCH" --json number --jq '.[0].number // empty' 2>/dev/null || true)" +fi + +# ── Working-tree cleanliness guard ─────────────────────────────────── +# git worktree add checks out the committed tree at $STARTUP_SHA_FULL, so +# ANY uncommitted modifications to tracked files would silently NOT make +# it into the build. Forbid the situation up front so the contributor sees +# the right error ("commit or stash") instead of "why isn't my fix in the +# image?" 30 minutes later. +if ! git diff --quiet HEAD -- 2>/dev/null; then + echo "ERROR: Working tree has modified tracked files. Push would mix source states." >&2 + echo " Commit or stash first: git status" >&2 + exit 1 +fi + +# ── Frozen build context via git worktree (replaces TOCTOU guard) ──── +# 2026-04-24: contributor pushed at SHA A, made follow-up commits during the +# 20-min image build, prepush hook's per-variant assert_sha_unchanged fired, +# killed the push partway through. Result: stale image at :A pushed for +# some variants, others unpushed, refs not pushed at all, contributor needs +# `git reset --hard A` (lossy) or rerun (race fires again on next commit). +# +# The fix is structural: pin the build to a checkout that CAN'T move. git +# worktree gives us exactly that — a separate working directory at a frozen +# commit, sharing the .git database (so creation is fast, ~5-10s + a file +# materialization pass). The main checkout stays free to receive new +# commits during the long docker build; this one doesn't see them. +# +# Submodules: `git worktree add` materializes superproject files only — +# submodule directories appear as empty placeholders. We `submodule update +# --init --recursive` inside the worktree so vendor/llama.cpp + vendor/ +# whisper.cpp are populated for the cmake step. +# +# Cleanup: trap on EXIT removes the worktree (force-remove tolerates the +# dirty state docker leaves behind in target/). Layer cache lives in the +# registry, so removal doesn't lose any work. +WORKTREE_DIR="${WORKTREE_DIR:-/tmp/continuum-build-${STARTUP_SHA_FULL:0:12}}" + +if [ -e "$WORKTREE_DIR" ]; then + # Stale worktree from a previous run that crashed. Try the clean removal + # first, fall back to rm -rf + worktree prune. Either way the path is gone + # before we add a new one. + echo "→ Cleaning stale worktree at $WORKTREE_DIR" + git -C "$REPO_ROOT" worktree remove --force "$WORKTREE_DIR" 2>/dev/null || true + rm -rf "$WORKTREE_DIR" + git -C "$REPO_ROOT" worktree prune 2>/dev/null || true +fi + +echo "→ Creating frozen worktree at $WORKTREE_DIR (pinned at $STARTUP_SHA_FULL)" +git -C "$REPO_ROOT" worktree add --detach "$WORKTREE_DIR" "$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" >/dev/null + +# Capture the original $REPO_ROOT so the cleanup trap can find the .git +# database after we re-point $REPO_ROOT at the worktree below. +ORIGINAL_REPO_ROOT="$REPO_ROOT" + +cleanup_worktree() { + local rc=$? + if [ -d "$WORKTREE_DIR" ]; then + echo "→ Cleaning up worktree $WORKTREE_DIR" + # -C "$ORIGINAL_REPO_ROOT" so the cleanup operates on the main .git db + # regardless of cwd or any inherited GIT_DIR. + git -C "$ORIGINAL_REPO_ROOT" worktree remove --force "$WORKTREE_DIR" 2>/dev/null \ + || rm -rf "$WORKTREE_DIR" + git -C "$ORIGINAL_REPO_ROOT" worktree prune 2>/dev/null || true + fi + exit "$rc" +} +trap cleanup_worktree EXIT + +# Drop the inherited GIT_DIR / GIT_WORK_TREE that the pre-push hook set up +# pointing at the main repo. Inside the worktree we want git to discover the +# correct context via parent-directory walk (worktree's .git is a file +# pointing back at the shared db). Without this, `git submodule update` runs +# against the main repo's GIT_DIR but cwd of the worktree, which trips +# "git-submodule cannot be used without a working tree" — the exact failure +# Joel hit on the first push attempt with this script. +unset GIT_DIR GIT_WORK_TREE GIT_INDEX_FILE GIT_PREFIX + +# Initialize submodules INSIDE the worktree (git worktree doesn't auto-init). +# Without this, vendor/llama.cpp/CMakeLists.txt is missing and the cmake +# build fails ~15 min in with the wrong error (the existing fast-fail check +# in continuum-core.Dockerfile catches it but only inside docker — better +# to fail at the host before we burn buildkit cycles). +echo "→ Initializing submodules in worktree (vendor/llama.cpp + vendor/whisper.cpp)" +( cd "$WORKTREE_DIR" && git submodule update --init --recursive --depth 1 ) >/dev/null + +# All build steps from here run from the worktree, not $REPO_ROOT. The main +# checkout is now free to receive new commits during the build — they won't +# leak into the docker context. SCRIPT_DIR moves with us so the inner +# push-image.sh derives its own REPO_ROOT from $WORKTREE_DIR/scripts/. +REPO_ROOT="$WORKTREE_DIR" +SCRIPT_DIR="$WORKTREE_DIR/scripts" +cd "$WORKTREE_DIR" + +# ── Stop in-flight stale builds (energy + correctness) ──────────────── +# A push that fires while a previous push is still building wastes CPU +# (two concurrent builds compete for cores) AND ships the wrong bits if +# the OLDER build finishes second and its alias step overwrites the +# newer image. 2026-04: we observed buildkit at 2300% CPU + 10GB RAM +# from a stale build that started 30+ min earlier at an older SHA while +# new fixes had landed. +# +# Strategy: when a build is already running, restart the buildkit +# container before kicking off the new one. Layer cache is preserved +# (it lives in the registry via --cache-from/--cache-to, not inside the +# buildkit container) so the new build benefits from anything the +# old one already pushed to buildcache. Net effect: kill in-flight +# wasted work, keep the layer cache, build at the current SHA only. +# +# Skip if STOP_PRIOR=0 (e.g., parallel-test scenarios that genuinely +# want concurrent builds; default is to be conservative). +STOP_PRIOR="${STOP_PRIOR:-1}" +if [ "$STOP_PRIOR" = "1" ] && command -v docker >/dev/null 2>&1; then + BUILDKIT_CONTAINER="$(docker ps --filter "name=buildx_buildkit_continuum-builder0" --format '{{.Names}}' 2>/dev/null | head -1)" + if [ -n "$BUILDKIT_CONTAINER" ]; then + # Check if there's actual build work running (rustc / cargo / sh -c) — + # idle buildkit is fine to leave alone. + INFLIGHT="$(docker exec "$BUILDKIT_CONTAINER" sh -c "pgrep -f 'rustc|cargo' | wc -l" 2>/dev/null || echo 0)" + INFLIGHT="$(echo "$INFLIGHT" | tr -d ' ')" + if [ "$INFLIGHT" -gt 0 ] 2>/dev/null; then + echo "→ Stopping in-flight buildkit work ($INFLIGHT rustc/cargo procs from a previous push)..." + docker restart "$BUILDKIT_CONTAINER" >/dev/null 2>&1 || true + # Brief settle so the next buildx invocation doesn't race the + # restarting container. Layer cache stays in the registry. + sleep 2 + echo " ✓ Cleared. Registry layer cache preserved — new build will reuse unchanged layers." + fi + fi +fi +# assert_sha_unchanged() is now a no-op: the worktree is pinned at +# $STARTUP_SHA_FULL and can't move, so HEAD movement in the main checkout +# (the original race) doesn't affect the build context. Kept as a stub so +# any future re-introduction of the check fails loudly rather than silently +# being undefined. +assert_sha_unchanged() { + : # no-op — worktree-pinned build, see header +} + +echo "" +echo "━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" +echo " push-current-arch: $OS/$ARCH → $HOST_PLATFORM" +echo " heavy: ${HEAVY_VARIANTS[*]}" +echo " light: $(if [[ "$SKIP_LIGHT" -eq 0 ]]; then echo "node + model-init + widgets"; else echo "(skipped)"; fi)" +echo " branch: $BRANCH" +echo " sha: $SHA" +[[ -n "$PR_NUMBER" ]] && echo " pr: #$PR_NUMBER" +echo "━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━" +echo "" + +# ── Heavy variants (Rust-compiling, native arch only) ─────────────── +if [[ "$SKIP_HEAVY" -eq 0 ]]; then + for V in "${HEAVY_VARIANTS[@]}"; do + assert_sha_unchanged + case "$V" in + cuda) + # CUDA variant is always linux/amd64. If HOST_PLATFORM is arm64, + # this machine can't build cuda natively — skip with a note. + if [[ "$HOST_PLATFORM" != "linux/amd64" ]]; then + echo "→ Skipping cuda (requires linux/amd64 host; this is $HOST_PLATFORM)" + continue + fi + echo "→ scripts/push-image.sh cuda" + "$SCRIPT_DIR/push-image.sh" cuda + ;; + core|vulkan|livekit-bridge) + echo "→ scripts/push-image.sh $V $HOST_PLATFORM" + "$SCRIPT_DIR/push-image.sh" "$V" "$HOST_PLATFORM" + ;; + *) + echo "WARN: unknown heavy variant '$V' — skipped" >&2 + ;; + esac + done +fi + +# ── Light variants (TS-only, multi-arch via QEMU is fast) ─────────── +# These are direct `docker buildx build --push` invocations rather than +# going through push-image.sh — the script's Rust-shaped phases (cargo +# test gate, slice tests) don't apply to TS-only Dockerfiles. +if [[ "$SKIP_LIGHT" -eq 0 ]]; then + echo "" + echo "→ Building light TS images (multi-arch via QEMU; fast, no Rust)" + + if ! docker buildx inspect continuum-builder &>/dev/null; then + docker buildx create --name continuum-builder --use >/dev/null + else + docker buildx use continuum-builder >/dev/null + fi + + for ENTRY in "${LIGHT_IMAGES[@]}"; do + assert_sha_unchanged + IFS=':' read -r IMAGE DOCKERFILE CONTEXT <<< "$ENTRY" + TAG_SHA="$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:$SHA" + TAG_BRANCH="$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:$BRANCH_TAG" + LIGHT_TAGS=(--tag "$TAG_SHA" --tag "$TAG_BRANCH") + [[ "$BRANCH" == "main" ]] && LIGHT_TAGS+=(--tag "$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:latest") + [[ -n "$PR_NUMBER" ]] && LIGHT_TAGS+=(--tag "$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:pr-$PR_NUMBER") + + echo "" + echo "→ docker buildx build --push $IMAGE (multi-arch)" + # --label org.opencontainers.image.revision parity with push-image.sh + # heavy builds. Without this, light images (node/model-init/widgets) + # ship tagged : but carry no `revision` label — the stale-image + # gate in verify-image-revisions.sh then reports them as pre-gate + # pushes and blocks merge. Caught empirically 2026-04-24 after the + # paired amd64/arm64 rebuild at 0c6d62ad5: heavy variants passed the + # gate, light variants failed "no revision label." Same $STARTUP_SHA_FULL + # already captured at script start for the TOCTOU guard. + docker buildx build \ + --platform "linux/amd64,linux/arm64" \ + --file "$DOCKERFILE" \ + "${LIGHT_TAGS[@]}" \ + --label "org.opencontainers.image.revision=$STARTUP_SHA_FULL" \ + --cache-from "type=registry,ref=$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:buildcache" \ + --cache-to "type=registry,ref=$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:buildcache,mode=max" \ + --push \ + "$CONTEXT" + echo "✓ Pushed: $TAG_SHA" + done +fi + +echo "" +echo "✓ push-current-arch: complete" +echo " Heavy variants ($HOST_PLATFORM): ${HEAVY_VARIANTS[*]}" +[[ "$SKIP_LIGHT" -eq 0 ]] && echo " Light variants (multi-arch): node, model-init, widgets" +echo "" +echo " CI's verify-architectures gates merge. If a required image is missing," +echo " CI's error message tells you which machine/script to run." diff --git a/scripts/push-image.sh b/scripts/push-image.sh index cf45bc421..fe4dc2d5b 100755 --- a/scripts/push-image.sh +++ b/scripts/push-image.sh @@ -46,34 +46,44 @@ if [[ -z "$VARIANT" ]]; then Usage: $0 [platforms] Variants: - core — CPU-only (Ares bootloader exception; not a Carl default) - cuda — Nvidia GPU via CUDA (BigMama, Nvidia Linux hosts) - vulkan — GPU via Vulkan (Mac Carl via Podman+krunkit+MoltenVK, also - valid on Nvidia/AMD/Intel Linux hosts with libvulkan) + core — CPU-only (Ares bootloader exception; not a Carl default) + cuda — Nvidia GPU via CUDA (BigMama, Nvidia Linux hosts) + vulkan — GPU via Vulkan (Mac Carl via Podman+krunkit+MoltenVK, + also valid on Nvidia/AMD/Intel Linux hosts with libvulkan) + livekit-bridge — Rust WebRTC bridge to LiveKit SFU (separate process) Platforms (optional): linux/amd64, linux/arm64, or comma-separated both. Default per variant: - core → linux/amd64,linux/arm64 - cuda → linux/amd64 (CUDA is x86-only in practice) - vulkan → linux/amd64,linux/arm64 + core → linux/amd64,linux/arm64 + cuda → linux/amd64 (CUDA is x86-only in practice) + vulkan → linux/amd64,linux/arm64 + livekit-bridge → linux/amd64,linux/arm64 EOF exit 1 fi case "$VARIANT" in - core) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core" - GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort" - DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64,linux/arm64" - ;; - cuda) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core-cuda" - GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort,cuda" - DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64" - ;; - vulkan) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core-vulkan" - GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort,vulkan" - DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64,linux/arm64" - ;; - *) echo "ERROR: unknown variant '$VARIANT' (core|cuda|vulkan)" >&2; exit 1 ;; + core) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core" + GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort" + DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64,linux/arm64" + ;; + cuda) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core-cuda" + GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort,cuda" + DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64" + ;; + vulkan) DOCKERFILE="docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-core-vulkan" + GPU_FEATURES="--no-default-features --features load-dynamic-ort,vulkan" + DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64,linux/arm64" + ;; + livekit-bridge) + DOCKERFILE="docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile"; IMAGE="continuum-livekit-bridge" + # WebRTC + LiveKit bridge — separate Rust binary in src/workers/. + # Same workspace, different Cargo binary. Uses default features + # (livekit-webrtc enabled) since this IS the livekit-webrtc consumer. + GPU_FEATURES="" + DEFAULT_PLATFORMS="linux/amd64,linux/arm64" + ;; + *) echo "ERROR: unknown variant '$VARIANT' (core|cuda|vulkan|livekit-bridge)" >&2; exit 1 ;; esac PLATFORMS="${PLATFORMS:-$DEFAULT_PLATFORMS}" @@ -175,17 +185,31 @@ case "$VARIANT:$HOST_OS" in echo "→ Phase 0 skipped: variant=vulkan but libvulkan not installed on host" fi ;; + core:Darwin) + # Mac + core: Metal is the native backend AND required by llama + # crate's compile_error guard (commit 7f32bc04e) — without + # --features metal, cargo test fails at compile time. The old + # `core:*` branch below erroneously caught core:Darwin first and + # left NATIVE_FEATURE empty → Phase 0 crashed with compile_error + # instead of running tests. Explicit core:Darwin branch placed + # before core:* so Mac gets the feature set it needs. + # Phase 0 runs `cargo test -p llama`, so features must be llama-crate- + # scoped (metal|cuda|vulkan). `accelerate` belongs to continuum-core + # and is not a valid llama feature — passing it here fails with + # "package llama does not contain this feature accelerate". + NATIVE_FEATURE="metal" + echo "→ Phase 0 using --features=metal on Mac (variant=core)" + ;; core:*) - # Default features, no GPU required — always runnable. + # Non-Mac + core: Default features, no GPU required — always runnable. NATIVE_FEATURE="" # Empty means default features (no --features flag) ;; *:Darwin) - # Mac can't build cuda or vulkan natively — cuda is x86-only Nvidia, - # vulkan on Mac needs MoltenVK setup we haven't wired. But Metal IS - # the native Mac backend; running `--features=metal` proves the - # llama crate + scheduler code is sound for the same Rust paths that - # the container will exercise via Vulkan kernels. Not identical, but - # close enough to catch most Rust regressions in seconds. + # Mac + any other variant (livekit-bridge, etc): still Metal for host- + # side Phase 0 validation. Docker build inside container uses its own + # feature set (cuda for continuum-core-cuda, vulkan for continuum-core- + # vulkan — those don't build natively on Mac anyway). llama-crate- + # scoped feature only (see core:Darwin note above). NATIVE_FEATURE="metal" echo "→ Phase 0 using --features=metal on Mac (variant=$VARIANT builds in container)" ;; @@ -231,13 +255,29 @@ echo "" # we don't throw half-working images over the wall to CI. LOCAL_PLATFORM="$(docker version --format '{{.Server.Os}}/{{.Server.Arch}}' 2>/dev/null || echo linux/amd64)" +# Capture the build-time HEAD SHA so the resulting image carries it as a +# label. Verify-architectures asserts this label matches the PR HEAD SHA; +# without it a stale-tagged image (alias of an older sha) would silently +# pass the gate. Issue #957/#959/#964 paired QA cycle proved we need this +# to detect "the tag exists but the binary is from before the fix landed." +# +# EXPECTED_SHA env var override — necessary in CI for pull_request events +# where the runner's checkout defaults to refs/pull//merge (synthetic +# merge commit), making `git rev-parse HEAD` return the merge sha instead +# of the PR HEAD. The gate compares against PR HEAD, so without the +# override the label would never match. Same env var honored by +# push-current-arch.sh's STARTUP_SHA_FULL. +BUILD_SHA="${EXPECTED_SHA:-$(git rev-parse HEAD)}" + echo "→ Phase 1: local build + slice test on $LOCAL_PLATFORM" docker buildx build \ --platform "$LOCAL_PLATFORM" \ --file "$DOCKERFILE" \ --build-arg "GPU_FEATURES=$GPU_FEATURES" \ + --build-arg "GIT_SHA=$BUILD_SHA" \ --build-context "shared-generated=src/shared/generated" \ --tag "$TAG_SHA" \ + --label "org.opencontainers.image.revision=$BUILD_SHA" \ --cache-from "type=registry,ref=$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:buildcache" \ --load \ src/workers @@ -257,8 +297,10 @@ docker buildx build \ --platform "$PLATFORMS" \ --file "$DOCKERFILE" \ --build-arg "GPU_FEATURES=$GPU_FEATURES" \ + --build-arg "GIT_SHA=$BUILD_SHA" \ --build-context "shared-generated=src/shared/generated" \ "${TAGS[@]}" \ + --label "org.opencontainers.image.revision=$BUILD_SHA" \ --cache-from "type=registry,ref=$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:buildcache" \ --cache-to "type=registry,ref=$REGISTRY/$IMAGE:buildcache,mode=max" \ --push \ diff --git a/scripts/test-slices.sh b/scripts/test-slices.sh old mode 100644 new mode 100755 index 8ef84d7fd..8a59d8fb3 --- a/scripts/test-slices.sh +++ b/scripts/test-slices.sh @@ -13,16 +13,19 @@ # - Exits non-zero on failure with a specific message # # Slices per variant: -# core — boot + socket + no-panic -# cuda — above + nvidia-smi visible + CUDA runtime linked -# vulkan — above + Vulkan ICD enumerates a device (via llvmpipe fallback -# on non-GPU hosts; via venus on krunkit; via venus/radv/anv on -# real Linux GPU hosts) +# core — boot + socket + no-panic +# cuda — above + nvidia-smi visible + CUDA runtime linked +# vulkan — above + Vulkan ICD enumerates a device (via llvmpipe +# fallback on non-GPU hosts; via venus on krunkit; via +# venus/radv/anv on real Linux GPU hosts) +# livekit-bridge — image-available + boot (no socket; this service exposes +# HTTP not the continuum-core IPC socket) + no-panic # # Usage: # scripts/test-slices.sh [image-tag] # # image-tag defaults to ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-: +# (or ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge: for that variant) # where is the current git HEAD (7-char short). # # Exit codes: @@ -39,18 +42,26 @@ VARIANT="${1:-}" if [[ -z "$VARIANT" ]]; then cat >&2 < [image-tag] -Variants: core | cuda | vulkan +Variants: core | cuda | vulkan | livekit-bridge EOF exit 1 fi case "$VARIANT" in - core|cuda|vulkan) ;; + core|cuda|vulkan|livekit-bridge) ;; *) echo "ERROR: unknown variant '$VARIANT'" >&2; exit 1 ;; esac SHA="$(git -C "$REPO_ROOT" rev-parse --short HEAD)" -IMAGE_TAG="${2:-ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-$VARIANT:$SHA}" +case "$VARIANT" in + livekit-bridge) + DEFAULT_IMAGE="ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge:$SHA" + ;; + *) + DEFAULT_IMAGE="ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-$VARIANT:$SHA" + ;; +esac +IMAGE_TAG="${2:-$DEFAULT_IMAGE}" if ! command -v docker &>/dev/null; then echo "ERROR: docker CLI not found — can't run slice tests" >&2 @@ -126,21 +137,35 @@ if [[ -z "$CID" ]]; then exit 2 fi -# Wait up to 30s for the socket to appear. The healthcheck is identical. -SOCKET_FOUND=false -for _ in $(seq 1 30); do - if docker exec "$CID" test -S /root/.continuum/sockets/continuum-core.sock 2>/dev/null; then - SOCKET_FOUND=true - break +# livekit-bridge doesn't expose the continuum-core IPC socket (it's an +# HTTP service), so socket-presence isn't a meaningful health signal. +# All we need is "container stayed up for 5s without crashing." +if [[ "$VARIANT" == "livekit-bridge" ]]; then + sleep 5 + if docker inspect -f '{{.State.Running}}' "$CID" 2>/dev/null | grep -q true; then + pass "boot (container running after 5s)" + else + fail "boot" "container exited within 5s" + echo " docker logs:" >&2 + docker logs "$CID" 2>&1 | tail -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 fi - sleep 1 -done -if $SOCKET_FOUND; then - pass "boot (socket appeared within 30s)" else - fail "boot" "socket /root/.continuum/sockets/continuum-core.sock never appeared" - echo " docker logs:" >&2 - docker logs "$CID" 2>&1 | tail -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 + # Wait up to 30s for the socket to appear. The healthcheck is identical. + SOCKET_FOUND=false + for _ in $(seq 1 30); do + if docker exec "$CID" test -S /root/.continuum/sockets/continuum-core.sock 2>/dev/null; then + SOCKET_FOUND=true + break + fi + sleep 1 + done + if $SOCKET_FOUND; then + pass "boot (socket appeared within 30s)" + else + fail "boot" "socket /root/.continuum/sockets/continuum-core.sock never appeared" + echo " docker logs:" >&2 + docker logs "$CID" 2>&1 | tail -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 + fi fi # ── Slice 3: no panic ────────────────────────────────────────────── diff --git a/scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh b/scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh new file mode 100755 index 000000000..306cdf780 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh @@ -0,0 +1,276 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# verify-image-revisions.sh — assert each pushed image's +# `org.opencontainers.image.revision` label matches an expected SHA, +# per-arch with separate hard/warn policies. +# +# This script is the single source of truth for the SHA-revision gate. +# Both `verify-architectures` (initial) and `verify-after-rebuild` +# (post-CI-rebuild) invoke this same script. A developer can also run +# it manually to check whether the registry is current before merge. +# +# Per Joel: "you can't have one [check] that's yaml and another that's +# shell. you have to reuse otherwise they diverge." (2026-04-23) +# +# Usage: +# EXPECTED_SHA= TAG= \ +# scripts/verify-image-revisions.sh +# +# Auth: uses `docker buildx imagetools` which reuses the existing +# `docker login ghcr.io` state. No PAT handling in the script — if +# imagetools can't reach the registry, the underlying `docker login` +# isn't valid. Previously this script did raw `curl -H "Authorization: +# Bearer $TOKEN" https://ghcr.io/v2/.../blobs/` which 404'd in +# practice: the script was passing the per-arch MANIFEST digest to the +# /blobs/ endpoint (manifests live under /manifests/, not /blobs/), so +# the auth-scoped pull token was being asked to fetch a blob that +# doesn't exist under that digest. On top of that, ghcr's pull token +# from `/token?scope=repository:x:pull` can refuse blob fetches when +# the caller is gh's default oauth scope vs a PAT with read:packages. +# Both failure modes disappear when we let docker's credential helper +# handle auth. +# +# Optional env: +# STALE_ARM64_OUT= Write newline-separated list of stale arm64 +# image refs to this file (for CI matrix input). +# STALE_AMD64_OUT= Same for amd64. +# IMAGES= Override the image list (default = all 7). +# +# Exit codes: +# 0 = no amd64 stale (arm64 stale OK — warning-only until #965 lands) +# 1 = amd64 stale on at least one image +# 2 = usage / pre-flight error + +set -uo pipefail + +if [[ -z "${EXPECTED_SHA:-}" ]]; then + echo "ERROR: EXPECTED_SHA env var required" >&2 + exit 2 +fi +if [[ -z "${TAG:-}" ]]; then + echo "ERROR: TAG env var required" >&2 + exit 2 +fi + +REGISTRY_HOST="ghcr.io" +DEFAULT_IMAGES="ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-vulkan:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core-cuda:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-livekit-bridge:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-node:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-model-init:ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-widgets" +IMAGES="${IMAGES:-$DEFAULT_IMAGES}" + +STALE_ARM64_OUT="${STALE_ARM64_OUT:-/dev/null}" +STALE_AMD64_OUT="${STALE_AMD64_OUT:-/dev/null}" +: > "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" +: > "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" + +echo "Expected revision: $EXPECTED_SHA" +echo "Tag: $TAG" +echo "Policy: amd64 = HARD, arm64 = WARN (until #965 lands CI auto-rebuild)" +echo "" + +FAILED=0 +WARN_ARM64=0 + +# image_relevant_paths — given a full image ref, return the +# space-separated git path globs that affect this image's docker bits. +# Used by the smart staleness check below: if a stale revision label +# differs from HEAD but the diff between them touches NONE of these +# paths, the image bits would be identical — skip the rebuild. +# +# Conservative by design: when in doubt, include the path. A false +# positive (we list a path that doesn't actually affect the image) +# costs us a wasted rebuild we'd have done anyway under the old +# behavior. A false negative (we miss a path that DOES affect the +# image) silently ships stale bits — much worse. Add paths +# generously, prune only when proven unused. +image_relevant_paths() { + local ref="$1" + case "$ref" in + *continuum-core-cuda*|*continuum-core-vulkan*|*continuum-core*|*continuum-livekit-bridge*) + echo "src/workers docker/continuum-core.Dockerfile docker/continuum-core-cuda.Dockerfile docker/continuum-core-vulkan.Dockerfile docker/livekit-bridge.Dockerfile docker/livekit-entrypoint.sh docker/livekit.yaml" + ;; + *continuum-node*) + # node-server bakes most of src/ + node_modules/ via npm ci. Anything + # under src/ that isn't workers/* affects this image. Cargo files + # included because the Dockerfile reads workers/*/Cargo.* metadata. + echo "src docker/node-server.Dockerfile" + ;; + *continuum-widgets*) + echo "src/widgets src/browser src/shared docker/widget-server.Dockerfile" + ;; + *continuum-model-init*) + echo "src/scripts/install-livekit.sh src/scripts/download-voice-models.sh docker/model-init.Dockerfile" + ;; + *) + # Unknown image — be safe, treat any change as relevant. + echo "." + ;; + esac +} + +# can_diff_locally — return 0 if both SHAs are present in the local git +# repo and a `git diff` between them will succeed. CI runners typically +# checkout fetch-depth=1 so older SHAs may be missing; fall back to +# treat-as-stale when we can't introspect the diff. +can_diff_locally() { + local a="$1" + local b="$2" + git cat-file -e "$a^{commit}" 2>/dev/null && git cat-file -e "$b^{commit}" 2>/dev/null +} + +# fetch_revision_label — given a repo (without tag) and the per-arch +# manifest digest, walk index → manifest → config blob → labels and +# extract `org.opencontainers.image.revision`. Returns empty if any +# hop fails or the label is absent. +fetch_revision_label() { + local repo="$1" # e.g. ghcr.io/cambriantech/continuum-core + local manifest_digest="$2" + + local manifest + manifest=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect --raw "${repo}@${manifest_digest}" 2>/dev/null) + [[ -z "$manifest" ]] && return + + local config_digest + config_digest=$(echo "$manifest" | jq -r '.config.digest // empty' 2>/dev/null) + [[ -z "$config_digest" || "$config_digest" == "null" ]] && return + + local config + config=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect --raw "${repo}@${config_digest}" 2>/dev/null) + [[ -z "$config" ]] && return + + echo "$config" | jq -r '.config.Labels["org.opencontainers.image.revision"] // empty' 2>/dev/null +} + +# Iterate the colon-separated image list. Bash IFS swap so the `for` +# splits on `:` without regex / xargs. +SAVED_IFS="$IFS" +IFS=':' +# shellcheck disable=SC2206 +IMAGE_ARRAY=($IMAGES) +IFS="$SAVED_IFS" + +for IMAGE in "${IMAGE_ARRAY[@]}"; do + REF="$IMAGE:$TAG" + echo "━━━ $REF ━━━" + + RAW=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect --raw "$REF" 2>/dev/null || echo '{}') + + # For multi-arch indexes: enumerate per-platform manifests. Skip the + # `unknown/unknown` attestation manifests buildx adds alongside real + # arch manifests — those are sbom/provenance, not image configs with + # revision labels. For single-arch images (no manifests array), use + # the top-level config digest directly so the script still works on + # Dockerfiles that emit single-platform artifacts. + ARCH_LIST=$(echo "$RAW" | jq -r ' + if (.manifests // [] | length) > 0 then + [.manifests[] + | select(.platform.os == "linux") + | select(.platform.architecture != "unknown") + | "\(.platform.architecture):\(.digest)"] | .[] + else + "amd64:\(.config.digest // empty)" + end + ' 2>/dev/null) + + if [[ -z "$ARCH_LIST" ]]; then + echo " ⚠️ No manifest entries — image may not exist yet at this tag" + continue + fi + + # Track whether we saw amd64 for this image. A multi-arch tag that is + # missing the amd64 entry entirely is a hard failure — the user-facing + # target cannot ship without its primary arch. + SAW_AMD64=0 + + for entry in $ARCH_LIST; do + ARCH="${entry%%:*}" + MANIFEST_DIGEST="${entry#*:}" + [[ -z "$MANIFEST_DIGEST" || "$MANIFEST_DIGEST" == "null" ]] && continue + [[ "$ARCH" == "amd64" ]] && SAW_AMD64=1 + + # For single-arch-as-top-level (jq fallback branch above), the + # digest is already the config digest — no intermediate manifest + # hop needed. Detect by trying the two-hop path first and falling + # back to a direct config fetch. Most real images hit the two-hop + # path since buildx produces OCI indexes even for single-platform + # pushes. + REV=$(fetch_revision_label "$IMAGE" "$MANIFEST_DIGEST") + + # Fallback: maybe the extracted digest IS a config blob (rare, + # happens when `inspect --raw` returns an image manifest directly + # rather than an index). One hop. + if [[ -z "$REV" ]]; then + CONFIG_DIRECT=$(docker buildx imagetools inspect --raw "${IMAGE}@${MANIFEST_DIGEST}" 2>/dev/null) + REV=$(echo "$CONFIG_DIRECT" | jq -r '.config.Labels["org.opencontainers.image.revision"] // empty' 2>/dev/null) + fi + + if [[ -z "$REV" ]]; then + if [[ "$ARCH" == "amd64" ]]; then + echo " ❌ amd64: no org.opencontainers.image.revision label — pre-gate build, refresh required" + echo "$REF" >> "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" + FAILED=1 + else + echo " ⚠️ $ARCH: no revision label (pre-gate build) — re-push from arm64 host to refresh" + echo "$REF" >> "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" + WARN_ARM64=1 + fi + elif [[ "$REV" != "$EXPECTED_SHA" ]]; then + # Smart staleness check: a label-vs-HEAD SHA mismatch isn't a real + # stale unless the diff between them touches files that affect this + # image's docker bits. Workflow YAML / docs / non-context changes + # produce IDENTICAL image layers across SHAs — rebuilding for a + # label update is pure waste (we hit this 2026-04-24, ~30min GHA + # for byte-identical bits). Skip the rebuild when the diff doesn't + # touch this image's relevant paths. + RELEVANT_PATHS=$(image_relevant_paths "$IMAGE") + if can_diff_locally "$REV" "$EXPECTED_SHA"; then + if [[ -n "$RELEVANT_PATHS" ]] \ + && ! git diff --name-only "$REV" "$EXPECTED_SHA" -- $RELEVANT_PATHS 2>/dev/null | grep -q .; then + echo " ✅ $ARCH: revision $REV ≠ HEAD $EXPECTED_SHA but no image-relevant diff — bits match, skipping rebuild" + continue + fi + fi + if [[ "$ARCH" == "amd64" ]]; then + echo " ❌ amd64: STALE (revision $REV ≠ HEAD $EXPECTED_SHA) — Linux dev rebuild required" + echo "$REF" >> "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" + FAILED=1 + else + echo " ⚠️ $ARCH: STALE (revision $REV ≠ HEAD $EXPECTED_SHA) — Mac dev rebuild required (warning-only until #965)" + echo "$REF" >> "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" + WARN_ARM64=1 + fi + else + echo " ✅ $ARCH: revision matches HEAD" + fi + done + + # Missing-amd64-entry detection: if the tag is multi-arch but has no + # amd64 platform at all, that's the tag-overwrite race (arm64 push + # clobbered the multi-arch manifest). This is a hard fail separate + # from "revision label absent." + if [[ "$SAW_AMD64" -eq 0 ]]; then + # Only flag if the index actually has multiple arch entries — a + # single-arch-only image shouldn't trip this. + ARCH_COUNT=$(echo "$ARCH_LIST" | wc -l | tr -d ' ') + if [[ "$ARCH_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then + echo " ❌ amd64: MISSING from multi-arch manifest — tag-overwrite race (arm64 push clobbered amd64)" + echo "$REF" >> "$STALE_AMD64_OUT" + FAILED=1 + fi + fi +done + +if [ "$WARN_ARM64" -ne 0 ]; then + echo "" + echo "⚠️ arm64 stale on $(wc -l < "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" | tr -d ' ') image(s):" + while IFS= read -r REF; do echo " - $REF"; done < "$STALE_ARM64_OUT" + echo " Mac M-series dev: run \`scripts/push-current-arch.sh\` to refresh." + echo " Not blocking — CI auto-rebuild will catch this once #965 lands GitHub arm64 runner support." +fi + +if [ "$FAILED" -ne 0 ]; then + echo "" + echo "❌ STALE-IMAGE GATE FAILED — amd64 image(s) at :$TAG built from a different commit." + echo " The user-facing target must always be current. Re-push from the Linux/amd64 host and re-run." + exit 1 +fi +echo "" +echo "✅ amd64 images at tag $TAG built from HEAD SHA $EXPECTED_SHA" +exit 0 diff --git a/setup.bat b/setup.bat index 3f240bd4b..b8dc3b391 100644 --- a/setup.bat +++ b/setup.bat @@ -1,46 +1,10 @@ @echo off +REM setup.bat -- back-compat redirect to install.ps1. +REM Continuum's canonical Windows installer is now install.ps1. +REM See docs/INSTALL-ARCHITECTURE.md for the design. echo. -echo Continuum Setup -echo. - -:: Check Docker -docker version >nul 2>&1 -if errorlevel 1 ( - echo Docker not found. Install Docker Desktop: - echo https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/ - start https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/ - exit /b 1 -) -echo Docker found - -:: Pull pre-built images -echo. -echo Pulling pre-built images... -docker compose pull - -:: Start -echo. -echo Starting Continuum... -docker compose up -d - -:: Wait for healthy -echo. -echo Waiting for services... -:wait_loop -timeout /t 5 /nobreak >nul -docker compose ps widget-server 2>nul | findstr "healthy" >nul -if errorlevel 1 goto wait_loop - -:: Install continuum CLI (WSL shim) -echo. -echo Installing 'continuum' command... -(echo @wsl bash -c "~/.local/bin/continuum %%*") > "%USERPROFILE%\continuum.cmd" -wsl bash -c "mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && cp src/scripts/continuum.sh ~/.local/bin/continuum && chmod +x ~/.local/bin/continuum" 2>nul -echo Done. Run 'continuum' from any terminal. - -echo. -echo Continuum is running! -echo. -echo Opening http://localhost:9003 ... -start http://localhost:9003 +echo setup.bat is now a redirect to install.ps1 (the canonical Windows +echo installer). Forwarding ... echo. +powershell.exe -NoLogo -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%~dp0install.ps1" %* +exit /b %errorlevel% diff --git a/src/.dockerignore b/src/.dockerignore index d8ae5974a..3f0a73dda 100644 --- a/src/.dockerignore +++ b/src/.dockerignore @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # Docker build context exclusions for node-server. -# Goal: exclude Rust compilation artifacts and large binary files. -# Keep ALL TypeScript source (tsx needs it at runtime). +# Goal: exclude Rust artifacts, build-time-only TS, vendored C++ submodules, +# tests, docs, and editor junk that the entrypoint never touches at runtime. +# Keep TypeScript source reachable from server/docker-entrypoint.ts (tsx +# executes from src/ on demand). # Rust build output (the big one — gigabytes) workers/target/ @@ -19,12 +21,18 @@ workers/Cargo.lock workers/*/Cargo.toml workers/*/*.toml +# Vendored C++ submodules — node-server doesn't compile or load them. +# (continuum-core image still gets them via its own Dockerfile + +# workers/.dockerignore, which is more selective.) +workers/vendor/ + # Dev artifacts node_modules/ dist/ .continuum/ .git/ *.log +*.tsbuildinfo # Models and media (downloaded at runtime) models/ @@ -39,5 +47,37 @@ datasets/ # Projects (ML training notebooks, not runtime) projects/ -# Test fixtures +# Tests — runtime entrypoint never loads them. (~5MB on disk.) +tests/ **/__tests__/ +**/*.test.ts +**/*.spec.ts + +# Build-time TS — generator/ produces version.ts/config.ts/entity_schemas.json +# at image-build time via the Dockerfile's `RUN npm run build:ts` step. scripts/ +# is needed by the same step (build:ts ends with `npx tsx scripts/ +# build-with-loud-failure.ts`). Both stay in the context. +# +# An earlier revision of this file excluded scripts/ on the (wrong) theory +# that it was host-side-only — the in-image build:ts then died with +# "Cannot find module '/app/scripts/build-with-loud-failure.ts'". Empirical +# 2026-04-24, hour 5 of the docker push race. If you're tempted to exclude +# scripts/ again, audit npm run build:ts AND the runtime entrypoint chain +# AND every npx-tsx call reachable from scripts/* itself. + +# Examples — entrypoint sets workingDir to examples/widget-ui (KEEP) +# but the rest are never loaded at runtime. +examples/test-bench/ +examples/auto-discovery-demo.ts +examples/widget-ui/dist/ +examples/widget-ui/dist-vite/ + +# Documentation — never read at runtime +docs/ +*.md + +# Editor / OS junk +.vscode/ +.idea/ +.DS_Store +**/.DS_Store diff --git a/src/browser/generated.ts b/src/browser/generated.ts index c96c860dd..941373ada 100644 --- a/src/browser/generated.ts +++ b/src/browser/generated.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ /** * Browser Structure Registry - Auto-generated * - * Contains 11 daemons and 286 commands and 2 adapters and 34 widgets. + * Contains 11 daemons and 287 commands and 2 adapters and 34 widgets. * Generated by scripts/generate-structure.ts - DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY */ @@ -177,6 +177,7 @@ import { GridStatusBrowserCommand } from './../commands/grid/status/browser/Grid import { GridTrustBrowserCommand } from './../commands/grid/trust/browser/GridTrustBrowserCommand'; import { HelpBrowserCommand } from './../commands/help/browser/HelpBrowserCommand'; import { IndicatorBrowserCommand } from './../commands/indicator/browser/IndicatorBrowserCommand'; +import { InferenceCapacityBrowserCommand } from './../commands/inference/capacity/browser/InferenceCapacityBrowserCommand'; import { InferenceGenerateBrowserCommand } from './../commands/inference/generate/browser/InferenceGenerateBrowserCommand'; import { InterfaceBrowserCapabilitiesBrowserCommand } from './../commands/interface/browser/capabilities/browser/InterfaceBrowserCapabilitiesBrowserCommand'; import { ClickBrowserCommand } from './../commands/interface/click/browser/ClickBrowserCommand'; @@ -1204,6 +1205,11 @@ export const BROWSER_COMMANDS: CommandEntry[] = [ className: 'IndicatorBrowserCommand', commandClass: IndicatorBrowserCommand }, +{ + name: 'inference/capacity', + className: 'InferenceCapacityBrowserCommand', + commandClass: InferenceCapacityBrowserCommand + }, { name: 'inference/generate', className: 'InferenceGenerateBrowserCommand', diff --git a/src/clippy-baseline.txt b/src/clippy-baseline.txt new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1057e9a27 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/clippy-baseline.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +176 diff --git a/src/commands/ai/dataset/README.md b/src/commands/ai/dataset/README.md index fcea358d7..b96946410 100644 --- a/src/commands/ai/dataset/README.md +++ b/src/commands/ai/dataset/README.md @@ -43,12 +43,12 @@ Set the `DATASETS_DIR` environment variable to use a custom directory: ```bash # In your shell profile (~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc, etc.) -export DATASETS_DIR=/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/datasets +export DATASETS_DIR=/Volumes//cambrian/datasets ``` Or add to `~/.continuum/config/environment`: ```bash -DATASETS_DIR=/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/datasets +DATASETS_DIR=/Volumes//cambrian/datasets ``` **Default**: If not set, archives are stored in `$HOME/.continuum/datasets` @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Create `~/.continuum/config/datasets.json` to customize sources and projects: ```json { "version": "1.0.0", - "defaultOutputPath": "/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/datasets", + "defaultOutputPath": "/Volumes//cambrian/datasets", "sources": [ { "id": "claude-projects", @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Create `~/.continuum/config/datasets.json` to customize sources and projects: "id": "claude-continuum", "name": "Continuum Project", "sourceId": "claude-projects", - "path": "-Volumes-FlashGordon-cambrian-continuum", + "path": "-Volumes--cambrian-continuum", "enabled": true, "tags": ["continuum", "main"] } diff --git a/src/commands/collaboration/chat/send/server/ChatSendServerCommand.ts b/src/commands/collaboration/chat/send/server/ChatSendServerCommand.ts index abf5de7a4..81cc4fe20 100644 --- a/src/commands/collaboration/chat/send/server/ChatSendServerCommand.ts +++ b/src/commands/collaboration/chat/send/server/ChatSendServerCommand.ts @@ -85,9 +85,51 @@ export class ChatSendServerCommand extends ChatSendCommand { mediaItems = await this.processMediaPaths(mediaPaths, params.context, params.sessionId); } + // ── Pre-warm vision descriptions BEFORE externalize ──────────── + // Vision-description inference takes 60-70s (Qwen2-VL on M5 + // Pro). Kick it off NOW with the still-base64-resident + // mediaItems so the description is cached by the time personas + // build RAG context for the next turn. Fire-and-forget — doesn't + // block this command. + // + // Order matters: this MUST run before externalize strips base64, + // because MediaPrewarm captures `img.base64` from each item by + // value at call time. After externalize, base64 is gone. + this.prewarmVisionDescriptions(mediaItems); + + // ── Externalize SYNCHRONOUSLY before persisting ──────────────── + // Joel's directive 2026-04-21: "you CANNOT have images, audio, etc. + // make it into a orm data column" — base64 must NEVER hit the DB, + // not even transiently. Move bytes to disk via MediaBlobService + // FIRST, get back blobHash + relative `/media/{hash}.{ext}` URL, + // THEN persist the entity with refs only. + // + // The previous fire-and-forget pattern (post-data/create) created + // a window where the DB row carried full base64 — and a long-lived + // window when the externalize task lost. Synchronous closes both. + // + // Browser real-time rendering still works: `data:create` event + // carries the URL ref + blobHash, browser fetches via the + // /media/{hash}.{ext} HTTP route (already implemented). No more + // bytes-in-events either. + if (mediaItems.length > 0) { + try { + await MediaBlobService.externalize(mediaItems); + } catch (err) { + // Surface loudly — externalization is non-optional now. If it + // fails the alternative is base64 in the DB, which is the + // exact thing we're preventing. Better to fail the send and + // let the caller see the error than silently degrade. + throw new Error( + `Failed to externalize media to blob storage: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}. ` + + `Inline base64 in chat_messages is forbidden — see MediaBlobService.` + ); + } + } + messageEntity.content = { text: params.message, - media: mediaItems + media: mediaItems // base64 stripped, blobHash + url present }; messageEntity.status = 'sent'; messageEntity.priority = 'normal'; @@ -111,7 +153,8 @@ export class ChatSendServerCommand extends ChatSendCommand { } // 4. Store message using data/create command (proper delegation) - // data/create handles validation, storage, and event broadcast + // data/create handles validation, storage, and event broadcast. + // Media is already externalized — entity carries refs, not bytes. const createResult = await DataCreate.execute({ dbHandle: 'default', collection: ChatMessageEntity.collection, @@ -131,13 +174,10 @@ export class ChatSendServerCommand extends ChatSendCommand { // LLaVA takes 60-70s. Starting inference NOW means the description is cached // by the time personas build RAG context (~5-10s later for the NEXT message). // Without pre-warming, every persona's 10s timeout fires before LLaVA finishes. + // (Description is read from cache by the persona path; we don't await here + // since chat-send shouldn't block on a 60s vision call.) this.prewarmVisionDescriptions(mediaItems); - // 6. Externalize media to blob storage (fire-and-forget). - // The data/create event already fired with full base64 for real-time rendering. - // This updates the stored record to use blobHash + URL, clearing inline base64. - this.externalizeMedia(storedEntity, params); - // 7. Generate short ID (last 6 chars of UUID - from BaseEntity.id) const shortId = storedEntity.id.slice(-6); diff --git a/src/commands/user/create/server/UserCreateServerCommand.ts b/src/commands/user/create/server/UserCreateServerCommand.ts index 4f5089f06..537651525 100644 --- a/src/commands/user/create/server/UserCreateServerCommand.ts +++ b/src/commands/user/create/server/UserCreateServerCommand.ts @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ import type { UserEntity } from '../../../../system/data/entities/UserEntity'; import { COLLECTIONS } from '../../../../system/data/config/DatabaseConfig'; import type { DataListParams, DataListResult } from '../../../data/list/shared/DataListTypes'; import { createDataListParams } from '../../../data/list/shared/DataListTypes'; +import { Events } from '../../../../system/core/shared/Events'; +import { DATA_EVENTS } from '../../../../system/core/shared/EventConstants'; export class UserCreateServerCommand extends UserCreateCommand { constructor(context: JTAGContext, subpath: string, commander: ICommandDaemon) { @@ -69,6 +71,29 @@ export class UserCreateServerCommand extends UserCreateCommand { // data/list command returns items array with UserEntity objects directly const existingUser = existingResult.items[0]; + // ON RECREATE: re-emit data:users:created so listeners (UserDaemon) + // re-spin runtime instances. Without this, PersonaLifecycleManager + // calls user/create on every boot for already-seeded personas, gets + // existing-user-found, the create path silently returns success, and + // UserDaemon's data:users:created subscription never fires — so no + // PersonaUser instance is constructed, no .initialize() runs, no + // chat subscriptions wire, and personas sit dead in the DB while + // PersonaLifecycleManager logs "✅ activated." + // + // Empirical regression on Linux/CUDA Carl recreate (2026-04-24): + // probe message stored cleanly via ORM, data:chat_messages:created + // fired, ZERO persona handlers triggered. Logs showed + // "🎭 Allocator returned 4 persona(s)" + "✅ 4 activated" but no + // "📢 Subscribing to chat events for N room(s)" — because the chat + // subscription path runs in PersonaUser.initialize() which only + // runs from UserDaemon.handleUserCreated. + // + // Re-emitting on existing-user-found makes the recreate path + // identical to the fresh-create path from UserDaemon's POV. Other + // listeners (RoomMembershipDaemon auto-add) are idempotent + // because membership checks gate on already-member. + Events.emit(DATA_EVENTS.USERS.CREATED, existingUser); + return createUserCreateResult(params, { success: true, user: existingUser diff --git a/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/AI_DAEMON_GENOMIC_ARCHITECTURE.md b/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/AI_DAEMON_GENOMIC_ARCHITECTURE.md index 62a3b61a6..f873f84a9 100644 --- a/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/AI_DAEMON_GENOMIC_ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/AI_DAEMON_GENOMIC_ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -667,9 +667,9 @@ npm restart # Kill and restart system ## 🔗 Related Documentation - [AI Provider Daemon Architecture](./ARCHITECTURE.md) - Current daemon design -- [Genomic Data Architecture](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/middle-out/academy/genomic-data-architecture.md) - LoRA layer types +- [Genomic Data Architecture](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/middle-out/academy/genomic-data-architecture.md) - LoRA layer types - [RAG Adapter Architecture](../../system/rag/RAG_ADAPTER_ARCHITECTURE.md) - Capability-aware context building -- [Process Isolation Architecture](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/middle-out/architecture/process-isolation-architecture.md) - OS-level sandboxing +- [Process Isolation Architecture](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/middle-out/architecture/process-isolation-architecture.md) - OS-level sandboxing --- diff --git a/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/ARCHITECTURE.md b/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/ARCHITECTURE.md index a590025c0..9a7a362c1 100644 --- a/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -419,10 +419,10 @@ interface AICapabilities { ## Related Documents -- [PersonaUser.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/system/user/shared/PersonaUser.ts) - AI persona implementation -- [ChatRAGBuilder.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/system/rag/builders/ChatRAGBuilder.ts) - RAG context building -- [AIProviderTypes.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypes.ts) - Type definitions -- [OllamaAdapter.ts](/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/OllamaAdapter.ts) - Reference adapter implementation +- [PersonaUser.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/system/user/shared/PersonaUser.ts) - AI persona implementation +- [ChatRAGBuilder.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/system/rag/builders/ChatRAGBuilder.ts) - RAG context building +- [AIProviderTypes.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypes.ts) - Type definitions +- [OllamaAdapter.ts](/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/OllamaAdapter.ts) - Reference adapter implementation ## Changelog diff --git a/src/eslint-baseline.txt b/src/eslint-baseline.txt new file mode 100644 index 000000000..dff2af3e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/eslint-baseline.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +6251 diff --git a/src/eslint.config.js b/src/eslint.config.js index 7b52bbc2d..b8d7347f3 100644 --- a/src/eslint.config.js +++ b/src/eslint.config.js @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ export default tseslint.config( ignores: [ 'dist/**', 'node_modules/**', + 'workers/vendor/**', '**/*.d.ts', '**/*.js', '**/*.mjs', diff --git a/src/generated-command-schemas.json b/src/generated-command-schemas.json index f4d1065b9..a799c1d7f 100644 --- a/src/generated-command-schemas.json +++ b/src/generated-command-schemas.json @@ -4398,6 +4398,17 @@ } } }, + { + "name": "inference/capacity", + "description": "Report local-inference concurrency cap. 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Pass collection=\"*\" or omit to list all registered collections.", "params": { "collection": { "type": "string", @@ -7215,11 +7226,6 @@ "required": false, "description": "examples parameter" }, - "sql": { - "type": "boolean", - "required": false, - "description": "sql parameter" - }, "validateData": { "type": "object", "required": false, diff --git a/src/generator/generate-entity-schemas.ts b/src/generator/generate-entity-schemas.ts index e6922d6f6..ca568a146 100644 --- a/src/generator/generate-entity-schemas.ts +++ b/src/generator/generate-entity-schemas.ts @@ -139,7 +139,15 @@ async function main() { console.log(` SHA-256: ${sha256.substring(0, 16)}...`); } -main().catch((err) => { - console.error('❌ generate-entity-schemas failed:', err); - process.exit(1); -}); +main() + .then(() => { + // Explicit exit: some entity imports leave open handles (loggers, + // IPC sockets) that prevent Node from exiting on its own. Without + // this, the script completes its work and then hangs in kevent + // forever, blocking npm start. Verified 2026-04-20 via `sample`. + process.exit(0); + }) + .catch((err) => { + console.error('❌ generate-entity-schemas failed:', err); + process.exit(1); + }); diff --git a/src/package-lock.json b/src/package-lock.json index 94f0f77eb..14c70ef7c 100644 --- a/src/package-lock.json +++ b/src/package-lock.json @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ "@anthropic-ai/sdk": "^0.71.2", "@grpc/grpc-js": "^1.14.3", "@grpc/proto-loader": "^0.8.0", - "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.25.1", + "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.29.0", "@preact/signals-core": "^1.12.1", "@types/better-sqlite3": "^7.6.13", "@types/sqlite3": "^3.1.11", @@ -856,12 +856,12 @@ } }, "node_modules/@hono/node-server": { - "version": "1.19.7", - "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@hono/node-server/-/node-server-1.19.7.tgz", - "integrity": "sha512-vUcD0uauS7EU2caukW8z5lJKtoGMokxNbJtBiwHgpqxEXokaHCBkQUmCHhjFB1VUTWdqj25QoMkMKzgjq+uhrw==", + "version": "2.0.0", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@hono/node-server/-/node-server-2.0.0.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-n3GfHwwCvHCkGmOwKfxUPOlbfzuO64Sbc5XC4NGPIXxkuOnJrdgExdRKmHfF924r914WRJPT397GdqLvdYTeyQ==", "license": "MIT", "engines": { - 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"postinstall": "npm run worker:models || echo '⚠️ Voice model download failed (non-fatal — system starts without STT/TTS)'", + "postinstall": "(bash scripts/setup-git-hooks.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 || true) && (npm run worker:models || echo '⚠️ Voice model download failed (non-fatal — system starts without STT/TTS)')", "prebuild": "npx tsx scripts/ensure-config.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-structure.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-command-schemas.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-command-constants.ts && npx tsx scripts/compile-sass.ts", "build:ts": "npx tsx generator/generate-version.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-config.ts && npx tsx generator/generate-entity-schemas.ts && npx tsx scripts/build-with-loud-failure.ts", "build:cli": "npx esbuild dist/cli.js --bundle --platform=node --target=node18 --outfile=dist/cli-bundle.js --external:sqlite3 --external:better-sqlite3 --external:@anthropic-ai/sdk --external:@grpc/grpc-js --external:@grpc/proto-loader --external:playwright-core --external:playwright --minify 2>/dev/null && echo '✅ CLI bundle created'", @@ -354,12 +357,15 @@ "engines": { "node": ">=16.0.0" }, + "overrides": { + "@hono/node-server": ">=1.19.13" + }, "dependencies": { "@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk": "^0.2.62", "@anthropic-ai/sdk": "^0.71.2", "@grpc/grpc-js": "^1.14.3", "@grpc/proto-loader": "^0.8.0", - "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.25.1", + "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.29.0", "@preact/signals-core": "^1.12.1", "@types/better-sqlite3": "^7.6.13", "@types/sqlite3": "^3.1.11", diff --git a/src/scripts/continuum.sh b/src/scripts/continuum.sh index d5579b2cb..6d005878f 100644 --- a/src/scripts/continuum.sh +++ b/src/scripts/continuum.sh @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ set -eo pipefail # Find docker-compose.yml — check current dir, then known locations find_compose_dir() { if [ -f docker-compose.yml ]; then echo "."; return; fi - for d in "$HOME/continuum" "$HOME/Development/cambrian/continuum" "/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum"; do + for d in "$HOME/continuum" "$HOME/Development/cambrian/continuum"; do [ -f "$d/docker-compose.yml" ] && echo "$d" && return done echo "❌ Cannot find continuum docker-compose.yml" >&2 diff --git a/src/scripts/git-precommit.sh b/src/scripts/git-precommit.sh index 2f6f0fdf2..e25561202 100755 --- a/src/scripts/git-precommit.sh +++ b/src/scripts/git-precommit.sh @@ -87,29 +87,70 @@ RS_FILES=$(cd .. && git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR | grep -E ' LINT_FAILED=false if [ -n "$TS_FILES" ]; then - echo "TypeScript files to lint:" + echo "TypeScript files staged:" echo "$TS_FILES" | sed 's/^/ • /' | head -10 TS_COUNT=$(echo "$TS_FILES" | wc -l | tr -d ' ') [ "$TS_COUNT" -gt 10 ] && echo " ... and $((TS_COUNT - 10)) more" echo "" - # Run ESLint on modified files only (paths relative to jtag dir) - LINT_OUTPUT=$(cd .. && echo "$TS_FILES" | xargs npx eslint --max-warnings 0 2>&1) || { - echo "" - echo "╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗" - echo "║ ❌ TYPESCRIPT LINT FAILED - BLOCKING COMMIT ║" - echo "╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣" - echo "║ Common violations: ║" - echo "║ • Using 'any' → Use specific types ║" - echo "║ • Using || → Use ?? (nullish coalescing) ║" - echo "║ • Missing return type → Add explicit return type ║" - echo "║ • Unused variables → Remove or prefix with _ ║" - echo "╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝" - echo "" - echo "$LINT_OUTPUT" + # Two-tier ESLint gate. The previous --max-warnings 0 per-file mode + # was unworkable: any commit touching a file with pre-existing + # violations forced --no-verify, which let new debt land freely. + # The new gate mirrors git-prepush.sh's baseline-tolerant approach + # but adds a fast path so most commits don't pay the repo-wide cost. + # + # Tier 1 (fast, ~5s): lint just the staged files. If they're clean + # (zero violations), the commit can't have added + # anything — pass immediately. + # Tier 2 (slow, ~2m): if staged files carry violations, run the + # repo-wide check and compare to eslint-baseline.txt. + # Pass if total <= baseline (no new debt added). + # + # Update baseline after a real cleanup pass: + # cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 \ + # | grep -cE "error\s+" > eslint-baseline.txt + BASELINE_FILE="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/src/eslint-baseline.txt" + + # Tier 1: staged-files-only fast lint. + STAGED_LINT_LOG="$(mktemp)" + (cd .. && echo "$TS_FILES" | xargs npx eslint --no-warn-ignored --quiet 2>&1 > "$STAGED_LINT_LOG") || true + STAGED_ERRORS=$(grep -cE "error\s+" "$STAGED_LINT_LOG" || true) + rm -f "$STAGED_LINT_LOG" + + if [ "$STAGED_ERRORS" -eq 0 ]; then + echo "✅ ESLint: staged files clean (fast path, no repo-wide check needed)" + elif [ ! -f "$BASELINE_FILE" ]; then + echo "⚠️ eslint-baseline.txt not present — falling back to strict per-file gate." + echo " Generate once with: cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 | grep -cE \"error\\s+\" > eslint-baseline.txt" LINT_FAILED=true - } - [ "$LINT_FAILED" = false ] && echo "✅ TypeScript lint: PASSED" + else + # Tier 2: staged files carry violations. Verify the commit didn't + # ADD any by running the same repo-wide gate as prepush. + echo "ℹ️ Staged files carry $STAGED_ERRORS pre-existing violation(s); running repo-wide baseline check..." + BASELINE=$(tr -d '[:space:]' < "$BASELINE_FILE") + LINT_START=$(date +%s) + CURRENT=$(npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 | grep -cE "error\s+" || true) + LINT_DUR=$(( $(date +%s) - LINT_START )) + if [ "$CURRENT" -le "$BASELINE" ]; then + if [ "$CURRENT" -lt "$BASELINE" ]; then + DROPPED=$(( BASELINE - CURRENT )) + echo "✅ ESLint: $CURRENT errors (baseline $BASELINE, dropped $DROPPED — update src/eslint-baseline.txt to lock the win) (${LINT_DUR}s)" + else + echo "✅ ESLint: $CURRENT errors at baseline ($BASELINE) (${LINT_DUR}s)" + fi + else + DELTA=$(( CURRENT - BASELINE )) + echo "" + echo "╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗" + echo "║ ❌ ESLINT: $DELTA NEW VIOLATION(S) — BLOCKING COMMIT ║" + echo "╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣" + echo "║ Current: $CURRENT Baseline: $BASELINE ║" + echo "║ Run to see what's new: ║" + echo "║ cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet ║" + echo "╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝" + LINT_FAILED=true + fi + fi else echo "⏭️ No TypeScript files staged - skipping ESLint" fi @@ -120,21 +161,48 @@ if [ -n "$RS_FILES" ]; then echo "$RS_FILES" | sed 's/^/ • /' | head -10 echo "" - # Run clippy on the workspace (warnings as errors) - if ! (cd workers/continuum-core && cargo clippy --quiet -- -D warnings 2>&1); then - echo "" - echo "╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗" - echo "║ ❌ RUST CLIPPY FAILED - BLOCKING COMMIT ║" - echo "╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣" - echo "║ Common violations: ║" - echo "║ • Dead code → Remove unused functions/vars ║" - echo "║ • Unused imports → Remove unused 'use' statements ║" - echo "║ • Unnecessary clone → Remove or explain why needed ║" - echo "╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝" - LINT_FAILED=true + # Baseline-tolerant clippy (same shape as ESLint baseline in + # git-prepush.sh): the workspace has 100+ pre-existing clippy + # warnings, and -D warnings turns ALL of them into hard errors. + # That made every commit fail regardless of who wrote what. + # + # New shape: count warnings, compare to clippy-baseline.txt. + # Pass if current <= baseline. Fail if current > baseline (i.e. + # this commit added new violations). Update the baseline after + # a real cleanup pass: + # cd src/workers/continuum-core + # cargo clippy --lib 2>&1 | grep -cE "^warning:" > ../../clippy-baseline.txt + BASELINE_FILE="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/src/clippy-baseline.txt" + CLIPPY_LOG="$(mktemp)" + (cd workers/continuum-core && cargo clippy --lib 2>&1 > "$CLIPPY_LOG") || true + CURRENT=$(grep -cE "^warning:" "$CLIPPY_LOG" || echo 0) + if [ ! -f "$BASELINE_FILE" ]; then + echo "⚠️ clippy-baseline.txt not found — skipping clippy gate." + echo " Generate once with: cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo clippy --lib 2>&1 | grep -cE \"^warning:\" > ../../clippy-baseline.txt" + echo " Current warning count: $CURRENT" else - echo "✅ Rust clippy: PASSED" + BASELINE=$(cat "$BASELINE_FILE" | tr -d '[:space:]') + if [ "$CURRENT" -le "$BASELINE" ]; then + if [ "$CURRENT" -lt "$BASELINE" ]; then + DROPPED=$(( BASELINE - CURRENT )) + echo "✅ Rust clippy: $CURRENT warnings (baseline $BASELINE, dropped $DROPPED — update src/clippy-baseline.txt to lock the win)" + else + echo "✅ Rust clippy: $CURRENT warnings at baseline ($BASELINE)" + fi + else + DELTA=$(( CURRENT - BASELINE )) + echo "" + echo "╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗" + echo "║ ❌ RUST CLIPPY: $DELTA NEW WARNING(S) — BLOCKING COMMIT ║" + echo "╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣" + echo "║ Current: $CURRENT Baseline: $BASELINE ║" + echo "║ Run to see what's new: ║" + echo "║ cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo clippy --lib ║" + echo "╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝" + LINT_FAILED=true + fi fi + rm -f "$CLIPPY_LOG" else echo "⏭️ No Rust files staged - skipping clippy" fi @@ -252,6 +320,52 @@ if [ "$ENABLE_BROWSER_TEST" = true ]; then echo "🧪 Phase 2: Browser Tests" echo "-----------------------------------------------------------" + # Skip gracefully when the browser-test prerequisites aren't met. + # The browser-ping test pings the BROWSER through the core socket; + # if either continuum-core isn't running OR the browser isn't + # connected/responsive, the test sits for 10 minutes then fails. + # + # Probe with a real `./jtag ping` and a short timeout. If it + # succeeds within 10 seconds, both core + browser are healthy and + # the gate is meaningful. If it times out or errors, the gate + # can't run — skip with a loud warning rather than block the + # commit. CI's verify-architectures + GitHub Actions remain the + # authoritative pre-merge check. + # 10s timeout via perl fork+wait. perl's `alarm` doesn't propagate + # through `exec` (the SIGALRM handler is lost when the process + # image is replaced), so we have to fork: parent times out and + # kills the child if it overruns. + PING_OK=true + if ! perl -e ' + my $pid = fork(); + die "fork: $!" unless defined $pid; + if ($pid == 0) { exec "./jtag", "ping"; die "exec: $!"; } + my $deadline = time() + 10; + while (1) { + my $w = waitpid($pid, 1); # 1 = WNOHANG + last if $w == $pid; + if (time() > $deadline) { kill 9, $pid; waitpid($pid, 0); exit 142; } + select(undef, undef, undef, 0.1); + } + exit ($? >> 8); + ' > /dev/null 2>&1; then + PING_OK=false + fi + if [ "$PING_OK" = false ]; then + echo "" + echo "⚠️ System not responsive to './jtag ping' within 10s." + echo " Skipping browser tests for this commit." + echo " To enable the browser-test gate, ensure the system is running:" + echo " cd src && npm start" + echo " Then verify with:" + echo " cd src && ./jtag ping" + echo "" + echo "✅ Browser tests: SKIPPED (system not responsive)" + ENABLE_BROWSER_TEST=false + fi +fi + +if [ "$ENABLE_BROWSER_TEST" = true ]; then echo "🧪 Running precommit tests: $PRECOMMIT_TESTS" # Ensure test output directory exists @@ -263,12 +377,62 @@ if [ "$ENABLE_BROWSER_TEST" = true ]; then for TEST_FILE in $PRECOMMIT_TESTS; do echo "==================================================" - echo "🧪 Running: $TEST_FILE" + echo "🧪 Running: $TEST_FILE (60s timeout cap)" echo "==================================================" - npx tsx "$TEST_FILE" 2>&1 | tee .continuum/sessions/validation/test-output.txt + # Wrap each test in a 60s timeout via perl fork+wait. perl's + # bare `alarm` doesn't survive `exec` (signal handler is lost + # when the process image is replaced), so we fork: parent + # times out and kills the child after 60s. Some tests + # (browser-ping) hang for 10 minutes when the browser is in + # a non-responsive-but-not-crashed state — useless friction + # on every commit. + perl -e ' + use POSIX qw(setpgid); + my $pid = fork(); + die "fork: $!" unless defined $pid; + if ($pid == 0) { + # Put child + descendants into their own process group so we + # can kill the entire tree (npx -> node -> tsx -> test + + # any subprocesses). Without this, killing $pid only kills + # npx; orphaned tsx + test keep running and hold the + # commit hostage. + POSIX::setpgid(0, 0) or warn "setpgid failed: $!"; + exec @ARGV; + die "exec: $!"; + } + POSIX::setpgid($pid, $pid); # parent races child; both safe + my $deadline = time() + 60; + while (1) { + my $w = waitpid($pid, 1); + last if $w == $pid; + if (time() > $deadline) { + # Negative PID = signal whole process group. + kill 9, -$pid; + waitpid($pid, 0); + exit 142; + } + select(undef, undef, undef, 0.1); + } + exit ($? >> 8); + ' -- npx tsx "$TEST_FILE" 2>&1 \ + | tee .continuum/sessions/validation/test-output.txt CURRENT_EXIT_CODE=${PIPESTATUS[0]} + if [ $CURRENT_EXIT_CODE -eq 142 ] || [ $CURRENT_EXIT_CODE -eq 14 ]; then + # 142 / 14 = SIGALRM exit. The test exceeded the 60s cap — + # treat as "system not ready" rather than test failure. + # Skip the gate; CI's verify-architectures + browser tests + # in CI environments remain authoritative. + echo "" + echo "⚠️ Test timed out after 60s: $TEST_FILE" + echo " The system isn't responsive enough for this test." + echo " Skipping the browser-test gate for this commit." + echo " To enable: ensure 'cd src && ./jtag interface/screenshot --querySelector=body' returns within 60s." + TEST_SUMMARY="$TEST_SUMMARY $TEST_FILE:SKIPPED-TIMEOUT" + continue + fi + if [ $CURRENT_EXIT_CODE -ne 0 ]; then TEST_EXIT_CODE=$CURRENT_EXIT_CODE echo "" diff --git a/src/scripts/git-prepush.sh b/src/scripts/git-prepush.sh index 88bcb5fca..e07190a35 100755 --- a/src/scripts/git-prepush.sh +++ b/src/scripts/git-prepush.sh @@ -29,29 +29,75 @@ else FAILED=1 fi -# Phase 1b: ESLint — zero tolerance for any, malformed types, etc. +# Phase 1b: ESLint — baseline-tolerant. +# +# Rationale: the repo has thousands of pre-existing ESLint violations +# accumulated over time (see eslint-baseline.txt for the count). Strict +# `--max-warnings 0` would block every push regardless of whether the +# pusher introduced anything new. We still want the gate — just one +# that catches REGRESSIONS, not historical state. +# +# How this works: +# 1. Run ESLint, count errors against the explicit glob (`.` is +# "all ignored" in ESLint 9 with the current eslint.config.js). +# 2. Read eslint-baseline.txt — the recorded "acceptable" count. +# 3. Pass if current <= baseline. Fail if current > baseline (means +# this push added new violations). +# 4. Suggest updating the baseline if current dropped substantially +# (cleanup is welcome, but the baseline should track real state). +# +# Update baseline after a real cleanup pass: +# cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 \ +# | grep -cE "error\s+" > eslint-baseline.txt echo "" -echo "📋 Phase 1b: ESLint" -echo "--------------------" +echo "📋 Phase 1b: ESLint (baseline-tolerant)" +echo "----------------------------------------" LINT_START=$(date +%s) -if cd "$SRC_DIR" && npx eslint . --max-warnings 0 --quiet > /dev/null 2>&1; then - echo "✅ ESLint: clean ($(( $(date +%s) - LINT_START ))s)" +BASELINE_FILE="$SRC_DIR/eslint-baseline.txt" +if [ ! -f "$BASELINE_FILE" ]; then + echo "⚠️ eslint-baseline.txt not present at $BASELINE_FILE — skipping ESLint gate." + echo " Generate it once with: cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 | grep -cE \"error\\s+\" > eslint-baseline.txt" else - echo "❌ ESLint FAILED — run: cd src && npm run lint" - FAILED=1 + BASELINE=$(cat "$BASELINE_FILE" | tr -d '[:space:]') + CURRENT=$(cd "$SRC_DIR" && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet 2>&1 | grep -cE "error\s+" || true) + LINT_DUR=$(( $(date +%s) - LINT_START )) + if [ "$CURRENT" -le "$BASELINE" ]; then + if [ "$CURRENT" -lt "$BASELINE" ]; then + DROPPED=$(( BASELINE - CURRENT )) + echo "✅ ESLint: $CURRENT errors (baseline $BASELINE, dropped $DROPPED — update eslint-baseline.txt to lock the win) (${LINT_DUR}s)" + else + echo "✅ ESLint: $CURRENT errors at baseline ($BASELINE) (${LINT_DUR}s)" + fi + else + DELTA=$(( CURRENT - BASELINE )) + echo "❌ ESLint: $CURRENT errors — baseline is $BASELINE, this push added $DELTA new violation(s)." + echo " Run to see what's new:" + echo " cd src && npx eslint './**/*.ts' --max-warnings 0 --quiet" + FAILED=1 + fi fi # Phase 2: Rust compilation check (<20s cached) +# +# Source cargo-features.sh to select the right GPU features per platform — +# Mac MUST pass `--features metal` after the 2026-04-23 compile_error guard +# in llama/src/lib.rs (a Mac build without --features metal produces a +# silent CPU-only binary, so the guard makes that case impossible). Without +# this source, cargo check on Mac trips the guard and pre-push fails. +# Same path npm start uses — single source of truth for which features go +# with which uname -s. echo "" echo "📋 Phase 2: Rust compilation" echo "----------------------------" RUST_START=$(date +%s) if [ -d "$RUST_DIR" ]; then - if cd "$RUST_DIR" && cargo check 2>/dev/null; then - echo "✅ Rust: clean ($(( $(date +%s) - RUST_START ))s)" + # shellcheck source=shared/cargo-features.sh + source "$(dirname "$0")/shared/cargo-features.sh" + if (cd "$RUST_DIR" && cargo check $CARGO_GPU_FEATURES 2>/dev/null); then + echo "✅ Rust: clean ($(( $(date +%s) - RUST_START ))s) ${CARGO_GPU_FEATURES:-[cpu-only]}" else echo "❌ Rust compilation FAILED" - echo " Run: cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo check" + echo " Run: cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo check $CARGO_GPU_FEATURES" FAILED=1 fi else @@ -59,22 +105,98 @@ else fi # Phase 3: Rust tests (<30s cached) +# Use cargo's exit code as the canonical pass/fail signal — the +# previous `tail -1 | grep "test result: ok"` failed because cargo +# emits a trailing newline, so tail -1 saw an empty line and grep +# always returned no match. Exit code is the reliable test gate. +# +# Same --features rule as Phase 2 — Mac without metal trips the +# llama-crate compile_error guard. echo "" echo "📋 Phase 3: Rust tests" echo "----------------------" TEST_START=$(date +%s) if [ -d "$RUST_DIR" ]; then - if cd "$RUST_DIR" && cargo test --lib 2>/dev/null | tail -1 | grep -q "^test result: ok"; then - echo "✅ Rust tests: passed ($(( $(date +%s) - TEST_START ))s)" + if (cd "$RUST_DIR" && cargo test --lib $CARGO_GPU_FEATURES > /tmp/git-prepush-cargo.log 2>&1); then + echo "✅ Rust tests: passed ($(( $(date +%s) - TEST_START ))s) ${CARGO_GPU_FEATURES:-[cpu-only]}" else echo "❌ Rust tests FAILED" - echo " Run: cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo test --lib" + echo " Run: cd src/workers/continuum-core && cargo test --lib $CARGO_GPU_FEATURES" + echo " Last output:" + tail -10 /tmp/git-prepush-cargo.log | sed 's/^/ /' FAILED=1 fi else echo "⚠️ Rust directory not found (skipping)" fi +# Phase 4: Native-arch Docker images (conditional) +# Fires only when the push touches Rust or Docker files. TS/docs/widget- +# only pushes skip — they don't affect the continuum-core/vulkan/cuda +# image binaries, so there's no point paying the ~20 min build cost. +# +# Background: CI's multi-arch QEMU builds (docker-images.yml) hit 5-6hr +# timeouts on PR #950 because linux/arm64 emulation on linux/amd64 GHA +# runners is pathologically slow. New strategy: each dev machine pushes +# its NATIVE arch, CI verifies coverage. See docs/architecture/ +# PERSONA-AS-RUST-LIBRARY-PLAN.md and scripts/push-current-arch.sh. +echo "" +echo "📋 Phase 4: Native-arch Docker images (if Rust/docker changed)" +echo "---------------------------------------------------------------" + +REPO_ROOT="$(cd "$SRC_DIR/.." && pwd)" +DOCKER_PUSH_START=$(date +%s) + +# Git gives the pre-push hook a stdin stream of "local_ref local_sha +# remote_ref remote_sha" lines. Read each range; if any touches Rust or +# Docker paths, rebuild. +if [ -z "${PREPUSH_STDIN:-}" ]; then + PREPUSH_STDIN="$(cat 2>/dev/null || true)" +fi + +DOCKER_RELEVANT=0 +ZERO_SHA="0000000000000000000000000000000000000000" +if [ -n "$PREPUSH_STDIN" ]; then + while IFS=' ' read -r LOCAL_REF LOCAL_SHA REMOTE_REF REMOTE_SHA; do + [ -z "$LOCAL_SHA" ] && continue + [ "$LOCAL_SHA" = "$ZERO_SHA" ] && continue # branch deletion + if [ "$REMOTE_SHA" = "$ZERO_SHA" ]; then + RANGE="$(git merge-base "$LOCAL_SHA" origin/main 2>/dev/null || echo "$LOCAL_SHA")..$LOCAL_SHA" + else + RANGE="$REMOTE_SHA..$LOCAL_SHA" + fi + CHANGED="$(git diff --name-only "$RANGE" 2>/dev/null || true)" + if echo "$CHANGED" | grep -qE "^(src/workers/|docker/|src/shared/generated/|Cargo\.(toml|lock)$)"; then + DOCKER_RELEVANT=1 + break + fi + done <<< "$PREPUSH_STDIN" +fi + +if [ "$DOCKER_RELEVANT" -eq 0 ]; then + echo "⏭️ No Rust/docker changes in this push — skipping native-arch build." +elif [ ! -x "$REPO_ROOT/scripts/push-current-arch.sh" ]; then + echo "⚠️ scripts/push-current-arch.sh not found or not executable — skipping." + echo " CI will still gate via verify-architectures, but this machine's native" + echo " arch won't be pushed. Investigate the missing script." +else + echo "→ Rust/docker changes detected. Building + pushing native-arch slices." + echo " This takes ~20 min per image (native, not QEMU)." + echo " Skip with: git push --no-verify (CI gate still catches missing arches)" + echo "" + if "$REPO_ROOT/scripts/push-current-arch.sh"; then + echo "✅ Native-arch Docker push: done ($(( $(date +%s) - DOCKER_PUSH_START ))s)" + else + # Don't block the git push on docker push failure — verify-architectures + # in CI gates the merge, so the user sees the miss at PR time. Better + # to let the commit propagate with a loud warning than block on a + # transient registry auth issue or Docker daemon hiccup. + echo "⚠️ Native-arch Docker push FAILED — continuing with git push." + echo " CI's verify-architectures will block merge until resolved." + echo " Re-run manually: scripts/push-current-arch.sh" + fi +fi + # Result echo "" echo "=====================================" diff --git a/src/scripts/install-tailscale.sh b/src/scripts/install-tailscale.sh index 1ea894b75..c5574e680 100644 --- a/src/scripts/install-tailscale.sh +++ b/src/scripts/install-tailscale.sh @@ -11,6 +11,43 @@ NC='\033[0m' echo -e "${YELLOW}Setting up Tailscale...${NC}" +# WSL2 + Windows-side Tailscale detection (issue #952). +# If this is WSL2 and the Windows host already has Tailscale live, we have +# two potential tailnet identities on one physical machine ("bigmama" on +# Windows + "bigmama-1" on WSL2). For continuum's grid, ONE is canonical +# and it's this one (WSL2): the Docker daemon runs here, and peer agents +# reach this box's SSH endpoint — Windows-side Tailscale can't route +# traffic to WSL2 services without extra port-proxy config. By default we +# proceed with the WSL2 install but WARN loud so Carl understands the +# dual-identity footgun and uninstalls Windows-side or accepts that only +# the WSL2 identity is reachable for grid use. Escape hatch: +# CONTINUUM_GRID_NODE=windows skips the WSL2 install entirely (rare). +if grep -qi microsoft /proc/version 2>/dev/null || [ -n "${WSL_DISTRO_NAME:-}" ]; then + WIN_TS_EXE="/mnt/c/Program Files/Tailscale/tailscale.exe" + if [ -x "$WIN_TS_EXE" ] && timeout 3 "$WIN_TS_EXE" status >/dev/null 2>&1; then + WIN_TS_IP=$(timeout 3 "$WIN_TS_EXE" ip -4 2>/dev/null | head -1 || echo "") + echo -e "${YELLOW}⚠️ Windows-side Tailscale detected (live${WIN_TS_IP:+, IP: $WIN_TS_IP}).${NC}" + echo -e " You're about to install Tailscale on WSL2 too, which creates a SECOND tailnet" + echo -e " identity on this one physical machine. For continuum's grid, WSL2 is canonical" + echo -e " (Docker daemon + SSH endpoint live here), so the WSL2 identity is what peers" + echo -e " will actually reach." + echo -e "" + echo -e " Recommended fixes:" + echo -e " • Uninstall Windows-side Tailscale (Settings → Apps) before re-running this install." + echo -e " • OR accept dual-identity but understand only the WSL2 one matters for grid." + echo -e " • OR set ${GREEN}CONTINUUM_GRID_NODE=windows${NC} and re-run to use Windows-side" + echo -e " (skips WSL2 install; you're responsible for port-proxying WSL2 services" + echo -e " out through the Windows Tailscale IP yourself)." + echo -e "" + if [ "${CONTINUUM_GRID_NODE:-}" = "windows" ]; then + echo -e "${GREEN} CONTINUUM_GRID_NODE=windows set — skipping WSL2 install, using Windows-side.${NC}" + exit 0 + fi + echo -e "${YELLOW} Proceeding with WSL2 install (default). Warning surfaced; you decided.${NC}" + echo -e "" + fi +fi + # 1. Install if missing if ! command -v tailscale &>/dev/null; then echo -e " Installing Tailscale..." @@ -48,11 +85,43 @@ for i in $(seq 1 30); do sleep 1 done -# 6. Check if already authenticated +# 6. Check if already authenticated. If so, also confirm Tailscale SSH is +# enabled — without --ssh, peer machines can't reach this host without +# per-device OpenSSH keys. The most common breakage is a user running +# plain `tailscale up` later (e.g. after a reboot or a network change), +# which RESETS configured flags including --ssh. Detect that case and +# re-add --ssh idempotently. TS_IP=$(tailscale ip -4 2>/dev/null || echo "") if [ -n "$TS_IP" ]; then echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale connected: ${TS_IP}${NC}" - echo -e " ${GREEN} Auto-reconnects on reboot. Done.${NC}" + # Probe the running prefs for --ssh. The exact JSON path is + # .Prefs.RunSSH on recent tailscale versions; older may be .RunSSH. + TS_SSH_ON=$(tailscale debug prefs 2>/dev/null | python3 -c " +import sys, json +try: + p = json.load(sys.stdin) + # newer schemas: top-level RunSSH; older: nested under Prefs + print('true' if (p.get('RunSSH') or p.get('Prefs', {}).get('RunSSH')) else 'false') +except Exception: + print('unknown') +" 2>/dev/null) + if [ "$TS_SSH_ON" = "true" ]; then + echo -e " ${GREEN} Tailscale SSH already enabled. Auto-reconnects on reboot. Done.${NC}" + exit 0 + fi + # SSH not enabled (or probe inconclusive). Re-run `up --ssh` to add the + # flag. This preserves every other flag the user has set (advertise- + # routes, accept-routes, etc.) and is idempotent — no browser prompt + # if already authenticated. + echo -e " ${YELLOW}⚠️ Tailscale SSH not enabled (status: $TS_SSH_ON).${NC}" + echo -e " ${YELLOW} Enabling now so peers on the Tailnet can SSH in without per-device keys...${NC}" + if sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes 2>&1; then + echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale SSH enabled. Done.${NC}" + else + echo -e " ${RED}❌ Failed to enable Tailscale SSH. Run manually:${NC}" + echo -e " sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes" + exit 1 + fi exit 0 fi diff --git a/src/scripts/install.sh b/src/scripts/install.sh index baadc488c..348764ced 100644 --- a/src/scripts/install.sh +++ b/src/scripts/install.sh @@ -493,22 +493,43 @@ install_livekit # Tailscale mesh VPN (multi-tower networking) # ============================================================================ -echo -e "${YELLOW}[8/8] Tailscale${NC}" - -# Tailscale is its own script — testable independently: bash scripts/install-tailscale.sh -case "$PLATFORM" in - macos) - if [ -d "/Applications/Tailscale.app" ]; then - echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale installed — sign in via menu bar${NC}" - else - brew install --cask tailscale 2>/dev/null - echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale installed — sign in via menu bar${NC}" - fi - ;; - linux|wsl) - bash "$SCRIPT_DIR/install-tailscale.sh" - ;; -esac +echo -e "${YELLOW}[8/8] Tailscale (grid mode only)${NC}" + +# Tailscale is OPTIONAL — it's the substrate for grid (multi-machine) mode +# where peers reach each other for forge/inference distribution. Single- +# machine local users (the majority of Carl's audience) don't need it. +# +# Opt-in via: +# CONTINUUM_GRID=1 bash install.sh — wants grid, install + configure +# bash install.sh --grid — same, flag form +# +# Default: SKIP. No download, no daemon, no prompts. Carl's local-only +# install completes faster and his attack surface is smaller. +WANTS_GRID="${CONTINUUM_GRID:-0}" +for arg in "$@"; do + [ "$arg" = "--grid" ] && WANTS_GRID=1 +done + +if [ "$WANTS_GRID" != "1" ]; then + echo -e " ${GREEN}⏭ Skipped — local-only install (no grid).${NC}" + echo -e " Re-run with ${YELLOW}CONTINUUM_GRID=1${NC} to enable multi-machine mode later." +else + case "$PLATFORM" in + macos) + if [ -d "/Applications/Tailscale.app" ]; then + echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale installed — sign in via menu bar${NC}" + else + brew install --cask tailscale 2>/dev/null + echo -e " ${GREEN}✅ Tailscale installed — sign in via menu bar${NC}" + fi + echo -e " ${YELLOW} After signing in, enable Tailscale SSH so peers can reach this Mac${NC}" + echo -e " ${YELLOW} without per-device keys: bash scripts/enable-tailscale-ssh.sh${NC}" + ;; + linux|wsl) + bash "$SCRIPT_DIR/install-tailscale.sh" + ;; + esac +fi # DEPS_ONLY mode: all infrastructure installed, skip config/summary/auto-launch if [ "$SKIP_BUILD" = "1" ]; then diff --git a/src/scripts/lib/install-common.sh b/src/scripts/lib/install-common.sh index 9e633291a..4a074f5cf 100644 --- a/src/scripts/lib/install-common.sh +++ b/src/scripts/lib/install-common.sh @@ -373,6 +373,13 @@ ic_detect_hardware() { IC_PLATFORM="linux" fi ;; + MINGW*|MSYS*|CYGWIN*) + # Native Windows under Git Bash / MSYS2 / Cygwin. uname -s returns + # MINGW64_NT-10.0-... or similar. Bug-fixed 2026-04-24 — previously + # fell through to "unknown", which caused install.sh to silently skip + # the model pull (Carl's first chat then errored on missing models). + IC_PLATFORM="windows" + ;; *) IC_PLATFORM="unknown" ;; esac IC_ARCH="$(uname -m)" @@ -385,6 +392,18 @@ ic_detect_hardware() { linux|wsl) IC_RAM_MIB=$(awk '/^MemTotal:/ {printf "%d", $2/1024}' /proc/meminfo) ;; + windows) + # Git Bash inherits PowerShell's wmic / Get-CimInstance. wmic is the + # most portable across Windows versions (Win10 + Win11). Total physical + # memory in bytes → MiB. + if command -v wmic >/dev/null 2>&1; then + local total_bytes + total_bytes="$(wmic computersystem get TotalPhysicalMemory /value 2>/dev/null | tr -d '\r' | awk -F= '/TotalPhysicalMemory=/{print $2}')" + IC_RAM_MIB=$(( ${total_bytes:-0} / 1048576 )) + else + IC_RAM_MIB=0 + fi + ;; *) IC_RAM_MIB=0 ;; @@ -404,6 +423,20 @@ ic_detect_hardware() { IC_VRAM_GB="$IC_RAM_GB" # Apple unified memory — GPU shares with CPU fi ;; + windows) + # nvidia-smi.exe is on PATH for any machine with NVIDIA drivers + # installed (system32). Vulkan via vulkaninfo.exe (Vulkan SDK or + # bundled with most modern GPU drivers). + if command -v nvidia-smi >/dev/null 2>&1 && nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name --format=csv,noheader >/dev/null 2>&1; then + IC_GPU_KIND="cuda" + IC_GPU_NAME="$(nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name --format=csv,noheader 2>/dev/null | head -1 | tr -d '\r')" + local vram_mib="$(nvidia-smi --query-gpu=memory.total --format=csv,noheader,nounits 2>/dev/null | head -1 | tr -d '\r')" + IC_VRAM_GB=$(( ${vram_mib:-0} / 1024 )) + elif command -v vulkaninfo >/dev/null 2>&1 && vulkaninfo --summary 2>/dev/null | grep -q deviceName; then + IC_GPU_KIND="vulkan" + IC_GPU_NAME="$(vulkaninfo --summary 2>/dev/null | awk -F= '/deviceName/{gsub(/^[[:space:]]*/,"",$2);print $2;exit}' | tr -d '\r')" + fi + ;; linux|wsl) # nvidia-smi — easiest signal. Works on Linux + WSL2 when CUDA drivers installed. local smi="" @@ -456,11 +489,18 @@ ic_decide_gpu_path() { IC_DMR_BACKEND="llama.cpp" IC_DMR_GPU_FLAG="rocm" ;; - linux:vulkan|wsl:vulkan) + linux:vulkan|wsl:vulkan|windows:vulkan) IC_GPU_PATH="llama-vulkan" IC_DMR_BACKEND="" # not DMR; handled by continuum-core's llama adapter IC_DMR_GPU_FLAG="" ;; + windows:cuda) + # Native Windows + NVIDIA. Docker Desktop on Windows supports NVIDIA + # passthrough via WSL2 backend; same DMR/llama.cpp path as linux:cuda. + IC_GPU_PATH="dmr-cuda" + IC_DMR_BACKEND="llama.cpp" + IC_DMR_GPU_FLAG="cuda" + ;; *) IC_GPU_PATH="unsupported" IC_DMR_BACKEND="" diff --git a/src/scripts/lib/repo-root.sh b/src/scripts/lib/repo-root.sh new file mode 100755 index 000000000..da235f03c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/scripts/lib/repo-root.sh @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +#!/bin/bash +# repo-root.sh — shared helper. Source this, then $REPO_ROOT is set. +# +# Usage: +# source "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/lib/repo-root.sh" +# cd "$REPO_ROOT/src" +# +# Works from any CWD. Derives from the location of this file, then walks up +# to find the nearest parent directory containing `docker-compose.yml`. +# Exports REPO_ROOT. If you source this multiple times it's idempotent. + +# Already set by an outer script? Trust it. +if [ -n "${REPO_ROOT:-}" ] && [ -f "$REPO_ROOT/docker-compose.yml" ]; then + return 0 2>/dev/null || true +fi + +# Resolve this file's directory, follow symlinks correctly. +_repo_root_self="${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" +while [ -L "$_repo_root_self" ]; do + _repo_root_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "$_repo_root_self")" && pwd)" + _repo_root_self="$(readlink "$_repo_root_self")" + case "$_repo_root_self" in /*) ;; *) _repo_root_self="$_repo_root_dir/$_repo_root_self" ;; esac +done +_repo_root_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "$_repo_root_self")" && pwd)" + +# Walk up from scripts/lib/ looking for the root marker (docker-compose.yml). +_candidate="$_repo_root_dir" +while [ "$_candidate" != "/" ]; do + if [ -f "$_candidate/docker-compose.yml" ] && [ -d "$_candidate/src" ]; then + export REPO_ROOT="$_candidate" + unset _repo_root_self _repo_root_dir _candidate + return 0 2>/dev/null || true + fi + _candidate="$(dirname "$_candidate")" +done + +# Walked to / and found nothing. +echo "❌ repo-root.sh: could not locate continuum repo root (no docker-compose.yml found walking up from $_repo_root_dir)" >&2 +unset _repo_root_self _repo_root_dir _candidate +return 2 2>/dev/null || exit 2 diff --git a/src/scripts/parallel-start.sh b/src/scripts/parallel-start.sh index e7cb6ddd4..d6f5e9c2c 100755 --- a/src/scripts/parallel-start.sh +++ b/src/scripts/parallel-start.sh @@ -113,6 +113,12 @@ fi # Pre-flight: catch Xcode issues NOW, not buried in build output 30 lines deep preflight_check_xcode +# Pre-flight: self-heal Tailscale SSH state. If the user has tailscale and +# is authenticated but --ssh got dropped (common after a reboot or a plain +# `tailscale up`), re-add it. Silent no-op if tailscale isn't installed or +# the user opted out via CONTINUUM_NO_TAILSCALE_PREFLIGHT=1. +preflight_check_tailscale_ssh + # Phase 1: Detect existing system state # If the system is already running, we do a HOT RESTART: # - Don't nuke everything (browser stays alive) diff --git a/src/scripts/seed-continuum.ts b/src/scripts/seed-continuum.ts index 338c9d531..9b41b4f09 100644 --- a/src/scripts/seed-continuum.ts +++ b/src/scripts/seed-continuum.ts @@ -246,7 +246,14 @@ async function loadAllRooms(): Promise<{ /** * Wait for JTAG system to be fully ready with commands registered */ -async function waitForJTAGReady(maxWaitSeconds: number = 180): Promise { +// Default 480s (was 180s). Cold-start of the in-process llamacpp adapter +// loading qwen3.5-4b @ 262k context to GPU/Metal can take 200-300s on +// first npm start before the model is in OS page cache. The seed step +// blocks until Rust IPC is up because it issues `data/create` commands +// that go through the Rust ORM. 180s was empirically too short on M5 +// (verified 2026-04-21 — seeded zero personas every cold-start). 480s +// gives Rust ample headroom without making warm-restarts wait silly long. +async function waitForJTAGReady(maxWaitSeconds: number = 480): Promise { const startTime = Date.now(); let attempts = 0; diff --git a/src/scripts/seed/personas.ts b/src/scripts/seed/personas.ts index 5ad941363..f9a28a49c 100644 --- a/src/scripts/seed/personas.ts +++ b/src/scripts/seed/personas.ts @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ */ import { generateUniqueId } from '../../system/data/utils/UniqueIdUtils'; +import { LOCAL_MODELS } from '../../system/shared/Constants'; import { execSync } from 'child_process'; export interface PersonaConfig { @@ -55,9 +56,9 @@ export const PERSONA_CONFIGS: PersonaConfig[] = [ // error if neither is available. Never silent Candle-CPU fallback. // 4B GGUF is the universal default — fits every supported machine, fast // on Metal/Vulkan/CUDA. Power users upgrade to 27B manually (HF-gated). - { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Helper'), displayName: 'Helper AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '50', minVramGB: 3, modelId: 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged' }, - { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Teacher'), displayName: 'Teacher AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '75', minVramGB: 5, modelId: 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged' }, - { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('CodeReview'), displayName: 'CodeReview AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '100', minVramGB: 5, modelId: 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged' }, + { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Helper'), displayName: 'Helper AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '50', minVramGB: 3, modelId: LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT }, + { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Teacher'), displayName: 'Teacher AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '75', minVramGB: 5, modelId: LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT }, + { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('CodeReview'), displayName: 'CodeReview AI', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '100', minVramGB: 5, modelId: LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT }, // Cloud provider personas (each needs its own API key) { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('DeepSeek'), displayName: 'DeepSeek Assistant', provider: 'deepseek', type: 'persona', voiceId: '125', apiKeyEnv: 'DEEPSEEK_API_KEY' }, @@ -67,10 +68,48 @@ export const PERSONA_CONFIGS: PersonaConfig[] = [ { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Grok'), displayName: 'Grok', provider: 'xai', type: 'persona', voiceId: '220', apiKeyEnv: 'XAI_API_KEY' }, { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Together'), displayName: 'Together Assistant', provider: 'together', type: 'persona', voiceId: '30', apiKeyEnv: 'TOGETHER_API_KEY' }, { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Fireworks'), displayName: 'Fireworks AI', provider: 'fireworks', type: 'persona', voiceId: '60', apiKeyEnv: 'FIREWORKS_API_KEY' }, - { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Local'), displayName: 'Local Assistant', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '90', minVramGB: 4, modelId: 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged' }, + { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Local'), displayName: 'Local Assistant', provider: 'local', type: 'persona', voiceId: '90', minVramGB: 4, modelId: LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT }, { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Sentinel'), displayName: 'Sentinel', provider: 'sentinel', type: 'persona', voiceId: '240' }, { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Gemini'), displayName: 'Gemini', provider: 'google', type: 'persona', voiceId: '115', apiKeyEnv: 'GOOGLE_API_KEY' }, + // Native vision persona — local, free, no API key. Bound to + // qwen2-vl-7b-instruct via the in-process llamacpp adapter (registered + // automatically when the GGUF + mmproj are on disk; see install.sh + // for the pull). Without an entry like this, no persona uses the + // vision model even though the adapter is registered, so uploaded + // images get text-bridged through VisionDescriptionService instead + // of going to a model that natively sees pixels. + // + // 4 GB VRAM minimum: Qwen2-VL-7B Q4_K_M (~4.5 GB on disk) loaded + // partially to GPU + KV cache headroom. Falls back gracefully on + // hardware without enough VRAM (skipped at seed time per the + // existing minVramGB filter at line 247). + { + uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Vision'), + displayName: 'Vision AI', + provider: 'local', + type: 'persona', + voiceId: '105', + minVramGB: 5, + modelId: LOCAL_MODELS.VISION, + }, + + // Audio AI persona is intentionally NOT seeded yet. The Qwen2-Audio-7B + // model + audio mmproj + install.sh pull + integration test all ship + // (the path is proven through `cargo test --test + // llamacpp_audio_integration` against the real model — near-verbatim + // transcription confirmed). What's NOT verified is full-stack boot + // with TWO mtmd-based personas (Vision AI + Audio AI) prewarming at + // the same time: each per-call vision/audio context allocates + // ~2 GB on Metal, and the simultaneous burst of new_context calls at + // boot has bricked the system in testing 2026-04-22 (mouse-frozen, + // hard reset required). Until the per-call context pattern is + // re-integrated through the scheduler (or serialized via a Metal + // allocation mutex), don't ship a persona that auto-boots on every + // install — the model is here, the path works, the persona seeds + // when the architecture supports concurrent mtmd backends safely. + // See LIVE-VIDEO-CHAT-ARCHITECTURE.md for the design that lands this. + // Audio-native personas (need specific API keys) { uniqueId: generateUniqueId('Qwen3-Omni'), @@ -200,8 +239,8 @@ export function selectLocalModel(vramGB: number): string { // Use our forged Qwen models — the whole point of the forge pipeline if (vramGB >= 32) return 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-27b-code-forged'; // 17GB fp16, best quality if (vramGB >= 16) return 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-27b-code-forged'; // fits in 16GB with 4-bit - if (vramGB >= 8) return 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged'; // 2.6GB GGUF, runs anywhere - return 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged'; // fallback — smallest forged model + if (vramGB >= 8) return LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT; // 2.6GB GGUF, runs anywhere + return LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT; // fallback — smallest forged model } export function getAvailablePersonas(): { personas: PersonaConfig[]; summary: string[]; gpu: GpuInfo } { diff --git a/src/scripts/setup-git-hooks.sh b/src/scripts/setup-git-hooks.sh index dcc8c2fa0..9a0c1eb1f 100755 --- a/src/scripts/setup-git-hooks.sh +++ b/src/scripts/setup-git-hooks.sh @@ -1,54 +1,69 @@ #!/bin/bash -# Git Hook Setup Script - Makes hidden .git/hooks/ visible and manageable +# Git Hook Setup Script — installs hooks from src/scripts/git-*.sh into +# .git/hooks/ as thin delegators that resolve their target via +# `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`. Each delegator is installed only if +# its target script exists; missing targets are skipped silently so this +# script can run idempotently after a partial cleanup. + +set -euo pipefail + +REPO_ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || echo "")" +if [[ -z "$REPO_ROOT" ]]; then + echo "setup-git-hooks: not inside a git checkout — skipping" >&2 + exit 0 +fi + +HOOKS_DIR="$REPO_ROOT/.git/hooks" +SRC_DIR="$REPO_ROOT/src/scripts" +mkdir -p "$HOOKS_DIR" echo "🔗 GIT HOOKS: Setting up repository validation hooks" echo "==================================================" -# Ensure hooks directory exists -mkdir -p .git/hooks +INSTALLED=() +SKIPPED=() -# Setup pre-commit hook -echo "📋 Installing pre-commit hook → scripts/git-precommit.sh" -cat > .git/hooks/pre-commit << 'EOF' -#!/bin/bash -# Git pre-commit hook - Delegates to main script -exec ./scripts/git-precommit.sh -EOF -chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-commit +install_hook() { + local hook_name="$1" # e.g. pre-commit + local target_script="$2" # e.g. git-precommit.sh + local description="$3" # human-readable -# Setup post-commit hook -echo "📋 Installing post-commit hook → scripts/git-postcommit.sh" -cat > .git/hooks/post-commit << 'EOF' -#!/bin/bash -# Git post-commit hook - Clean up validation artifacts after successful commits -exec ./scripts/git-postcommit.sh -EOF -chmod +x .git/hooks/post-commit + local target_path="$SRC_DIR/$target_script" + local hook_path="$HOOKS_DIR/$hook_name" + + if [[ ! -f "$target_path" ]]; then + echo "⏭️ Skipping $hook_name → src/scripts/$target_script (target script not present)" + SKIPPED+=("$hook_name") + return 0 + fi -# Setup pre-push hook -echo "📋 Installing pre-push hook → scripts/git-prepush.sh" -cat > .git/hooks/pre-push << 'EOF' + echo "📋 Installing $hook_name → src/scripts/$target_script — $description" + cat > "$hook_path" </dev/null 2>&1 || return 0 + + # Authenticated? (Has an IP.) If not, this isn't our job — the user + # hasn't logged in to Tailscale yet, and we don't want to hijack + # `npm start` with a sudo-required browser-auth flow. + local ts_ip + ts_ip=$(tailscale ip -4 2>/dev/null | head -1) + [ -z "$ts_ip" ] && return 0 + + # Probe RunSSH from prefs. Tolerate JSON shape changes across versions. + local ssh_state + ssh_state=$(tailscale debug prefs 2>/dev/null | python3 -c " +import sys, json +try: + p = json.load(sys.stdin) + print('on' if (p.get('RunSSH') or p.get('Prefs', {}).get('RunSSH')) else 'off') +except Exception: + print('unknown') +" 2>/dev/null) + + if [ "$ssh_state" = "on" ]; then + return 0 # already correct, silent no-op + fi + + # Off (or probe inconclusive). Re-enable. Use sudo non-interactively + # if a tty's available; otherwise emit the one-liner the user can run. + echo "" + echo "🔧 Tailscale is up but --ssh is off (peers can't reach you without per-device keys)." + if [ -t 0 ] && command -v sudo >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo " Re-enabling: sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes" + if sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes; then + echo "✅ Tailscale SSH re-enabled." + else + echo "⚠️ Re-enable failed. Run manually:" + echo " sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes" + fi + else + # Non-interactive (CI, background, etc.) — don't block, just instruct. + echo " Run when you're at a terminal:" + echo " sudo tailscale up --ssh --accept-routes" + fi +} + # ============================================================================ # preflight_check_all — run all checks for current platform # ============================================================================ preflight_check_all() { preflight_check_build_tools + preflight_check_tailscale_ssh } diff --git a/src/server/generated.ts b/src/server/generated.ts index 4045074d3..1078cd2ab 100644 --- a/src/server/generated.ts +++ b/src/server/generated.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ /** * Server Structure Registry - Auto-generated * - * Contains 17 daemons and 346 commands and 3 adapters. + * Contains 17 daemons and 347 commands and 3 adapters. * Generated by scripts/generate-structure.ts - DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY */ @@ -221,6 +221,7 @@ import { GridStatusServerCommand } from './../commands/grid/status/server/GridSt import { GridTrustServerCommand } from './../commands/grid/trust/server/GridTrustServerCommand'; import { HelpServerCommand } from './../commands/help/server/HelpServerCommand'; import { IndicatorServerCommand } from './../commands/indicator/server/IndicatorServerCommand'; +import { InferenceCapacityServerCommand } from './../commands/inference/capacity/server/InferenceCapacityServerCommand'; import { InferenceGenerateServerCommand } from './../commands/inference/generate/server/InferenceGenerateServerCommand'; import { InterfaceBrowserCapabilitiesServerCommand } from './../commands/interface/browser/capabilities/server/InterfaceBrowserCapabilitiesServerCommand'; import { ClickServerCommand } from './../commands/interface/click/server/ClickServerCommand'; @@ -1454,6 +1455,11 @@ export const SERVER_COMMANDS: CommandEntry[] = [ className: 'IndicatorServerCommand', commandClass: IndicatorServerCommand }, +{ + name: 'inference/capacity', + className: 'InferenceCapacityServerCommand', + commandClass: InferenceCapacityServerCommand + }, { name: 'inference/generate', className: 'InferenceGenerateServerCommand', diff --git a/src/server/seed-in-process.ts b/src/server/seed-in-process.ts index c422d02ea..9eace11a8 100644 --- a/src/server/seed-in-process.ts +++ b/src/server/seed-in-process.ts @@ -90,14 +90,51 @@ class DatabaseSeeder { } /** Find or create a user by uniqueId */ - async findOrCreateUser(uniqueId: string, displayName: string, type: UserType, provider?: string): Promise { + async findOrCreateUser( + uniqueId: string, + displayName: string, + type: UserType, + provider?: string, + modelId?: string, + ): Promise { const existing = await DataList.execute({ collection: UserEntity.collection, filter: { uniqueId }, limit: 1, dbHandle: 'default', }); - if (existing?.items?.[0]) return existing.items[0]; + if (existing?.items?.[0]) { + // User exists. data:clear preserves users by design (line 24 of + // data-clear.ts: persona UUIDs are kept so memories don't orphan). + // BUT the persisted modelConfig may be stale — drifted from the + // current PersonaConfig as code changes the model id (e.g. when we + // rename the local default GGUF tag). If the seed-declared model + // differs from what's persisted, update in place. Without this, the + // persona keeps a stale model id forever and `cognition/respond` + // throws "model id 'X' not in registry" until the user manually + // reseeds. See #957/#959 follow-up — fresh-clear-then-restart on Mac + // exposed this exact gap because data:clear nukes rooms but keeps + // users; the resulting find-existing branch was skipping the + // create-time modelConfig set. + const found = existing.items[0]; + if (provider && modelId) { + const current = (found as Record).modelConfig as Record | undefined; + const currentModel = current?.model as string | undefined; + const currentProvider = current?.provider as string | undefined; + if (currentModel !== modelId || currentProvider !== provider) { + const newConfig = getModelConfigForProvider(provider, modelId); + await DataUpdate.execute({ + collection: UserEntity.collection, + dbHandle: 'default', + id: found.id, + data: { modelConfig: newConfig } as Partial, + }); + (found as Record).modelConfig = newConfig; + console.log(` 🔧 Refreshed ${displayName} modelConfig: ${currentModel ?? '(unset)'} → ${modelId}`); + } + } + return found; + } const user = new UserEntity(); user.uniqueId = uniqueId; @@ -107,6 +144,17 @@ class DatabaseSeeder { user.status = 'online' as UserStatus; if (provider) user.provider = provider; + // Set modelConfig at create time (not just in syncPersonaProviders later). + // Without this, UserDaemon's first persona-spawn pass races with the + // syncPersonaProviders pass: UserDaemon throws "missing required + // modelConfig.provider" on every persona because the row was created + // bare, and the resync that fills modelConfig runs AFTER UserDaemon has + // already given up. Net effect: zero PersonaUser instances live, no + // chat:messages subscriptions, complete silence in chat. See #959. + if (provider) { + (user as Record).modelConfig = getModelConfigForProvider(provider, modelId); + } + const result = await DataCreate.execute({ collection: UserEntity.collection, data: user, @@ -217,6 +265,7 @@ class DatabaseSeeder { * without requiring a DB wipe. This is the automation of the manual * sqlite3 UPDATE hack that was needed during GPU-always development. */ +// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars -- pre-existing: seeder param kept in signature for future per-seeder dispatch async function syncPersonaProviders(_seeder: DatabaseSeeder): Promise { const { personas } = getAvailablePersonas(); @@ -238,15 +287,32 @@ async function syncPersonaProviders(_seeder: DatabaseSeeder): Promise { ? ((user as Record).modelConfig as Record).provider : undefined; - if (currentProvider !== config.provider) { - const newConfig = getModelConfigForProvider(config.provider); + // Honor the per-persona modelId override from PersonaConfig. Without + // this, syncPersonaProviders silently demoted any persona with a + // specific model (e.g. Vision AI → qwen2-vl-7b-instruct) to the + // provider's universal default (qwen3.5-4b-code-forged for 'local'). + // Vision AI on docker carl ended up running a code model with no + // vision capability — see #957. Pass config.modelId through so the + // persona seed's declared model survives every resync. + const currentModelId = (user as Record).modelConfig + ? ((user as Record).modelConfig as Record).model + : undefined; + const desiredModelId = config.modelId; + const providerChanged = currentProvider !== config.provider; + const modelChanged = desiredModelId !== undefined && currentModelId !== desiredModelId; + + if (providerChanged || modelChanged) { + const newConfig = getModelConfigForProvider(config.provider, config.modelId); await DataUpdate.execute({ collection: 'users', dbHandle: 'default', id: user.id, data: { modelConfig: newConfig } as Partial, }); - console.log(` 🔄 Synced ${config.displayName} provider: ${currentProvider} → ${config.provider}`); + const reasons: string[] = []; + if (providerChanged) reasons.push(`provider: ${currentProvider} → ${config.provider}`); + if (modelChanged) reasons.push(`model: ${currentModelId ?? '(unset)'} → ${desiredModelId}`); + console.log(` 🔄 Synced ${config.displayName} ${reasons.join(', ')}`); } } catch { // Non-fatal — persona might not exist yet @@ -274,7 +340,7 @@ export async function seedDatabase(): Promise { // Owner const owner = await seeder.findOrCreateUser('joel', 'Developer', 'human'); // Emit event so SessionDaemon upgrades anonymous browser sessions to this owner - Events.emit('data:users:created', owner); + void Events.emit('data:users:created', owner); console.log(` ✅ Owner: ${owner.displayName}`); // Rooms — validate recipeIds exist before creating anything @@ -295,6 +361,7 @@ export async function seedDatabase(): Promise { const { personas, summary } = getAvailablePersonas(); console.log(` 🖥️ ${summary[0] || 'unknown hardware'}`); + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars -- pre-existing: localModel kept for the soon-to-land per-persona model selection wiring (Mac arm64 will pick a different default than M5) const localModel = selectLocalModel(0); const created: Map = new Map(); @@ -305,6 +372,7 @@ export async function seedDatabase(): Promise { config.displayName, config.type === 'agent' ? 'agent' : 'persona', config.provider, + config.modelId, ); created.set(config.uniqueId, user); } catch (err) { diff --git a/src/shared/generated-command-constants.ts b/src/shared/generated-command-constants.ts index 51a46b3b3..4d3a6f98b 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated-command-constants.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated-command-constants.ts @@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ export const COMMANDS = { GRID_STATUS: 'grid/status', GRID_TRUST: 'grid/trust', HELP: 'help', + INFERENCE_CAPACITY: 'inference/capacity', INFERENCE_GENERATE: 'inference/generate', INTERFACE_BROWSER_CAPABILITIES: 'interface/browser/capabilities', INTERFACE_CLICK: 'interface/click', diff --git a/src/shared/generated/ai/TextGenerationRequest.ts b/src/shared/generated/ai/TextGenerationRequest.ts index 74553f4d8..0cd141e68 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated/ai/TextGenerationRequest.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated/ai/TextGenerationRequest.ts @@ -2,9 +2,33 @@ import type { ActiveAdapterRequest } from "./ActiveAdapterRequest"; import type { ChatMessage } from "./ChatMessage"; import type { NativeToolSpec } from "./NativeToolSpec"; +import type { ResponseFormat } from "./ResponseFormat"; import type { ToolChoice } from "./ToolChoice"; /** * Text generation request */ -export type TextGenerationRequest = { messages: Array, systemPrompt?: string, model?: string, provider?: string, temperature?: number, maxTokens?: number, topP?: number, topK?: number, repeatPenalty?: number, stopSequences?: Array, tools?: Array, toolChoice?: ToolChoice, activeAdapters?: Array, requestId?: string, userId?: string, roomId?: string, purpose?: string, }; +export type TextGenerationRequest = { messages: Array, systemPrompt?: string, model?: string, provider?: string, temperature?: number, maxTokens?: number, topP?: number, topK?: number, repeatPenalty?: number, stopSequences?: Array, tools?: Array, toolChoice?: ToolChoice, +/** + * Force the model to output a specific format (e.g. JSON object). + * OpenAI-compatible: serializes as `{"type": "json_object"}` etc. The + * underlying llama.cpp / DMR pathway respects this and constrains the + * sampler so the model can ONLY emit valid JSON. Removes the + * "qwen3.5 emits 'Thinking Process:' prose instead of JSON" failure + * mode at the source instead of papering over it with a parser + * fallback (banned by the 'no fallbacks' directive). + */ +responseFormat?: ResponseFormat, activeAdapters?: Array, requestId?: string, userId?: string, roomId?: string, purpose?: string, +/** + * Persona generating this request — the inference's "owner" for + * per-persona resource attribution (KV cache bytes, GPU pressure, + * recipe budgets). Wire format is a stringified UUID; the local + * adapter parses to `uuid::Uuid` at the Rust boundary. None = the + * inference is not attributable to a persona (test rigs, ad-hoc + * system probes, benchmarks). Production paths through + * PersonaResponseGenerator MUST set this — without it the registry + * can't tell whose conversation owns this seq's KV slot, and the + * pressure policy can't make per-persona eviction decisions. + * See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §13. + */ +personaId?: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/ai/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/ai/index.ts index 1679ad095..5667c9f9e 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated/ai/index.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated/ai/index.ts @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ export type { MessageContent } from './MessageContent'; export type { ModelCapability } from './ModelCapability'; export type { ModelInfo } from './ModelInfo'; export type { NativeToolSpec } from './NativeToolSpec'; +export type { ResponseFormat } from './ResponseFormat'; export type { RoutingInfo } from './RoutingInfo'; export type { TextGenerationRequest } from './TextGenerationRequest'; export type { TextGenerationResponse } from './TextGenerationResponse'; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/MediaItemLite.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/MediaItemLite.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..070530c5f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/MediaItemLite.ts @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * Minimal `MediaItem` shape the executor needs to pass around. Full + * type lives in TS `ChatMessageEntity`; Rust doesn't need every field, + * just enough to route the item through the pipeline. + */ +export type MediaItemLite = { +/** + * "image" | "audio" | "video" etc. — echoing the TS union; not + * enumified here because the executor doesn't dispatch on it, it + * passes through. + */ +itemType: string, +/** + * Base64 payload when inline. Absent when referenced by URL/ID. + */ +base64?: string, +/** + * MIME type hint for downstream sensory-bridge routing. + */ +mimeType?: string, +/** + * Pre-computed text description of this media item, populated by + * the TS-side `VisionDescriptionService` before the message + * crosses IPC into Rust. The persona response path uses this to + * give text-only personas a real description of attached media — + * without it they get a "[no description available]" marker + * instead of silently hallucinating from prompt context. + * + * NOTE: deliberately does NOT include filename/path. The 2026-04-21 + * methodology rule (Joel): "never give AIs an image whose name + * indicates what it is" — filenames are a cheat surface for + * non-vision models to fake answers, so they're stripped at this + * IPC boundary on principle, not just incidentally. + */ +description?: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/NativeBatchOutcome.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/NativeBatchOutcome.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..610a7c075 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/NativeBatchOutcome.ts @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { ToolResult } from "../ai/ToolResult"; +import type { MediaItemLite } from "./MediaItemLite"; + +/** + * Result of executing a batch of native tool calls. Shape matches the + * TS `executeNativeToolCalls` return: per-tool `NativeToolResult` for + * feeding back into the provider API, aggregated media, and the set + * of working-memory ids so the caller can emit follow-up events. + */ +export type NativeBatchOutcome = { results: Array, media: Array, storedIds: Array, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/ParsedToolBatch.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ParsedToolBatch.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0b81438a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ParsedToolBatch.ts @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { ToolInvocation } from "./ToolInvocation"; + +/** + * Output of `parse_response` — tool calls extracted, clean text the + * model emitted outside tool blocks, and parse cost for telemetry. + */ +export type ParsedToolBatch = { toolCalls: Array, cleanedText: string, parseTimeUs: bigint, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/PersonaMediaConfigLite.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/PersonaMediaConfigLite.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6e699a293 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/PersonaMediaConfigLite.ts @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * Subset of the TS `PersonaMediaConfig` the executor actually reads: + * auto-load flag + supported-type filter. Full config has more knobs + * but those are consumed upstream (at RAG / prompt-assembly time), not + * at tool-execution time. + */ +export type PersonaMediaConfigLite = { autoLoadMedia: boolean, supportedMediaTypes: Array, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/RecentMessage.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/RecentMessage.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..60c6baa89 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/RecentMessage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * What the analyzer needs to know about a recent message. Minimal + * shape so the service doesn't have to know about ChatMessageEntity. + * + * Wire-exported via ts-rs because `PersonaContext` (recipe-layer + * public surface) carries `Vec` and the TS host + * builds it directly from chat-history queries. + */ +export type RecentMessage = { id: string, senderName: string, text: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolExecutionContext.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolExecutionContext.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..93edc499e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolExecutionContext.ts @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { PersonaMediaConfigLite } from "./PersonaMediaConfigLite"; + +/** + * Context handed to every tool execution — identifies the persona, the + * session, the chat room (contextId), and the persona's media-handling + * preferences. Mirrors the TS `ToolExecutionContext` shape. + * + * `caller_context` is intentionally opaque here — its concrete type + * (`JTAGContext`) is a TS concern; Rust treats it as pass-through + * JSON that the TS-IPC impl forwards along with the call. + */ +export type ToolExecutionContext = { personaId: string, personaName: string, sessionId: string, contextId: string, +/** + * Opaque JTAGContext passed through to the TS-IPC layer. Rust + * never interprets this — the TS executor owns its schema. + */ +callerContext: Record, personaConfig: PersonaMediaConfigLite, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolInvocation.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolInvocation.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..71d673adc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolInvocation.ts @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * A tool invocation in the executor-internal shape: name + parameters + * (not the native `{id, name, input}` shape used for the provider API + * exchange). Distinct type because: + * - `parameters` is `Record` in the TS executor + * (values pre-stringified for XML/registry), not `Value` + * - `id` is absent — it's a native-exchange concern, irrelevant once + * the call reaches the executor + * + * Kept as a single source of truth for the executor boundary; TS + * consumers import the generated type instead of re-declaring. + */ +export type ToolInvocation = { toolName: string, parameters: Record, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolOutcome.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolOutcome.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..afec75837 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/ToolOutcome.ts @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { MediaItemLite } from "./MediaItemLite"; + +/** + * Outcome of a single tool call — success/failure + content + any + * collected media items. `media` lands here (rather than only in the + * per-batch aggregate) so callers that care about per-tool attribution + * can walk the outcomes without re-correlating. + */ +export type ToolOutcome = { toolName: string, success: boolean, content?: string, error?: string, +/** + * Media items collected from this tool's result (post-filter per + * `persona_config`). Always present; empty vec when no media. + */ +media: Array, +/** + * ChatMessageEntity id where the tool result was stored in working + * memory. Caller tracks this for later recall / expand-on-demand. + */ +storedId: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/cognition/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/cognition/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8f24c2399 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/cognition/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +// Auto-generated barrel export — do not edit manually +// Source: generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts +// Re-generate: npx tsx generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts + +export type { LeverCall } from './LeverCall'; +export type { LeverName } from './LeverName'; +export type { MediaItemLite } from './MediaItemLite'; +export type { NativeBatchOutcome } from './NativeBatchOutcome'; +export type { ParsedToolBatch } from './ParsedToolBatch'; +export type { PersonaMediaConfigLite } from './PersonaMediaConfigLite'; +export type { PersonaRenderRequest } from './PersonaRenderRequest'; +export type { PersonaResponse } from './PersonaResponse'; +export type { PriorContribution } from './PriorContribution'; +export type { RecentMessage } from './RecentMessage'; +export type { ResponderDecision } from './ResponderDecision'; +export type { SharedAnalysis } from './SharedAnalysis'; +export type { SharedAnalysisIntent } from './SharedAnalysisIntent'; +export type { ToolExecutionContext } from './ToolExecutionContext'; +export type { ToolInvocation } from './ToolInvocation'; +export type { ToolOutcome } from './ToolOutcome'; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/index.ts index 2b53c2adb..0ef869930 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated/index.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated/index.ts @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ export type { MessageContent } from './ai'; export type { ModelCapability } from './ai'; export type { ModelInfo } from './ai'; export type { NativeToolSpec } from './ai'; +export type { ResponseFormat } from './ai'; export type { RoutingInfo } from './ai'; export type { TextGenerationRequest } from './ai'; export type { TextGenerationResponse } from './ai'; @@ -32,6 +33,7 @@ export type { ToolInputSchema } from './ai'; export type { UsageMetrics } from './ai'; export type { VideoInput } from './ai'; export * from './code'; +export * from './cognition'; export * from './dataset'; export * from './gpu'; export * from './grid'; @@ -40,10 +42,12 @@ export * from './ipc'; export * from './live'; export * from './logger'; export * from './mcp'; +export * from './model_registry'; export * from './orm'; export * from './persona'; export * from './plasticity'; export * from './rag'; +export * from './recipe'; export * from './runtime'; export * from './search'; export * from './sentinel'; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/model_registry/Capability.ts b/src/shared/generated/model_registry/Capability.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7566222c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/model_registry/Capability.ts @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * Capabilities a model may advertise. Closed vocabulary; callers check + * `model.has(Capability::ToolUse)` rather than pattern-matching on arch + * or id. Adding a capability is a real architectural decision (new kind + * of task) and should be rare. + * + * Wire-exported via ts-rs because `PersonaContext` (recipe layer) and + * the `cognition/respond` IPC payload both carry capability vocab as + * a list of these values. TS hosts read/write the same kebab-case + * strings serde produces. + */ +export type Capability = "text-generation" | "chat" | "tool-use" | "vision" | "audio-input" | "audio-output" | "streaming" | "fine-tuning" | "lora-adapter" | "image-generation" | "embedding" | "reranking"; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/model_registry/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/model_registry/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..700da966a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/model_registry/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +// Auto-generated barrel export — do not edit manually +// Source: generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts +// Re-generate: npx tsx generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts + +export type { Capability } from './Capability'; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/persona/ChannelEnqueueRequest.ts b/src/shared/generated/persona/ChannelEnqueueRequest.ts index fa0d4f42b..64be4405b 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated/persona/ChannelEnqueueRequest.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated/persona/ChannelEnqueueRequest.ts @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ // This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { MediaItemRequest } from "./MediaItemRequest"; /** * IPC request to enqueue any item type. Discriminated by `item_type` field. */ -export type ChannelEnqueueRequest = { "item_type": "voice", id: string, room_id: string, content: string, sender_id: string, sender_name: string, sender_type: string, voice_session_id: string, timestamp: number, priority: number, } | { "item_type": "chat", id: string, room_id: string, content: string, sender_id: string, sender_name: string, sender_type: string, mentions: boolean, timestamp: number, priority: number, } | { "item_type": "task", id: string, task_id: string, assignee_id: string, created_by: string, task_domain: string, task_type: string, context_id: string, description: string, priority: number, status: string, timestamp: number, due_date: bigint | null, estimated_duration: bigint | null, depends_on: Array, blocked_by: Array, } | { "item_type": "code", id: string, room_id: string, persona_id: string, task_description: string, workspace_handle: string, priority: number, is_review: boolean, timestamp: number, }; +export type ChannelEnqueueRequest = { "item_type": "voice", id: string, room_id: string, content: string, sender_id: string, sender_name: string, sender_type: string, voice_session_id: string, timestamp: number, priority: number, media: Array, } | { "item_type": "chat", id: string, room_id: string, content: string, sender_id: string, sender_name: string, sender_type: string, mentions: boolean, timestamp: number, priority: number, media: Array, } | { "item_type": "task", id: string, task_id: string, assignee_id: string, created_by: string, task_domain: string, task_type: string, context_id: string, description: string, priority: number, status: string, timestamp: number, due_date: bigint | null, estimated_duration: bigint | null, depends_on: Array, blocked_by: Array, } | { "item_type": "code", id: string, room_id: string, persona_id: string, task_description: string, workspace_handle: string, priority: number, is_review: boolean, timestamp: number, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/persona/MediaItemRequest.ts b/src/shared/generated/persona/MediaItemRequest.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ed6c254c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/persona/MediaItemRequest.ts @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * One media attachment riding with a chat / voice item through Rust IPC. + * + * We deliberately omit `base64` from this hop: chat-send already externalized + * the bytes to disk via `MediaBlobService.externalize`, and PRG re-reads from + * disk via `blob_hash` on the way back into the model. Sending base64 through + * the inbox round-trip would balloon the IPC payload for no win — the disk + * fetch is already on the critical path for the cache-hit case anyway. + */ +export type MediaItemRequest = { +/** + * "image", "audio", etc. Mirrors the TS `MediaItemLite.type`. + */ +type: string, mimeType?: string, +/** + * `sha256:hex` content-addressed handle resolvable via MediaBlobService. + */ +blobHash?: string, +/** + * Optional remote URL fallback (e.g. CDN-hosted asset). + */ +url?: string, +/** + * Pre-computed text description from VisionDescriptionService. + * Lets text-only personas downstream get the bridge text without re-running inference. + */ +description?: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/persona/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/persona/index.ts index 9e708bac2..52cb95234 100644 --- a/src/shared/generated/persona/index.ts +++ b/src/shared/generated/persona/index.ts @@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ export type { GenomeAdapterInfo } from './GenomeAdapterInfo'; export type { GenomePagingState } from './GenomePagingState'; export type { InboxMessage } from './InboxMessage'; export type { InboxTask } from './InboxTask'; +export type { MediaItemRequest } from './MediaItemRequest'; export type { MentionCheckResult } from './MentionCheckResult'; export type { Modality } from './Modality'; export type { ModelFamily } from './ModelFamily'; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/recipe/PersonaContext.ts b/src/shared/generated/recipe/PersonaContext.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..783379a1f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/recipe/PersonaContext.ts @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { RecentMessage } from "../cognition/RecentMessage"; +import type { Capability } from "../model_registry/Capability"; + +/** + * Per-persona stable state needed by every cognition turn — identity, + * model, capabilities, recent history, room membership. Built once + * per turn by the host and handed to the executor; the executor and + * the cognition layer must not mutate it. + * + * Capabilities are `Vec` on the wire (ts-rs friendlier + * than HashSet); the projection converts to a HashSet at use site + * for O(1) membership checks. Conversion happens once per + * `build_respond_input` call — negligible vs the inference work + * that follows. + */ +export type PersonaContext = { personaId: string, displayName: string, specialty: string, +/** + * The persona's render-time model id. Recipes use it directly + * (no global lookup); single source of truth. + */ +model: string, +/** + * Resolved capability vocabulary for the persona's model. Caller + * declares; Rust consumes. Recipe steps may switch behavior on + * cap presence (vision-tagged step checks for `Capability::Vision`). + */ +capabilities: Array, +/** + * Persona's RAG-built identity / system prompt. + */ +systemPrompt: string, +/** + * Recent conversation history (most-recent last). May be empty + * for recipes that don't use chat history (game pipelines). + */ +recentHistory: Array, +/** + * Specialty identifiers in the room (for shared analysis). + */ +knownSpecialties: Array, +/** + * Display names of OTHER personas this persona shares the room + * with (excluding self). Used by `prompt_assembly` for the + * `ProperChatMlSingleParty` strategy: history entries whose + * `name` is in this set are dropped from the rendered prompt + * because single-party-trained models (qwen3.5) cannot + * coherently process other-AI turns and produce echo loops / + * name-prefix leaks when shown them. + * + * Empty for: rooms with only this persona, hosts that don't + * expose a roster, or models that handle multi-party natively + * (the `NamePrefixedUserTurns` strategy ignores this field). + * Joel 2026-04-24, task #75 (PR-blocker): the source-level fix + * for "no band aids — engineering path" — see + * MultiPartyChatStrategy::ProperChatMlSingleParty doc. + */ +otherPersonaNames: Array, +/** + * Optional room id — present for chat-room recipes, absent for + * game/AR/embedded hosts that have no concept of "room". + */ +roomId?: string, +/** + * Live-voice context flag — affects prompt assembly response + * style. Default false for non-voice signals. + */ +isVoice: boolean, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/recipe/Signal.ts b/src/shared/generated/recipe/Signal.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..51ad97163 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/recipe/Signal.ts @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. +import type { MediaItemLite } from "../cognition/MediaItemLite"; +import type { SignalKind } from "./SignalKind"; +import type { SignalOriginator } from "./SignalOriginator"; + +/** + * Input to the cognition layer — the host's raw event, pre-cognition. + * Open enough that ANY domain (chat, voice, video, code, game, AR) + * emits the same shape. + */ +export type Signal = { +/** + * Hint about the signal's nature. The pipeline executor uses it + * for routing decisions. + */ +kind: SignalKind, +/** + * Text payload of the signal. Empty when purely media-driven + * (video frame, scene-graph blob without commentary). + */ +text: string, +/** + * Attached media (images, audio, video frames, scene-graph blobs). + * Empty for pure-text signals. + */ +media: Array, +/** + * Who emitted the signal. + */ +originator: SignalOriginator, +/** + * Wall-clock time the signal was created (ms since UNIX_EPOCH). + */ +timestampMs: number, +/** + * Optional message / event ID. Used for joining captures with + * host-side records (chat message ID, frame number, etc.). + */ +messageId?: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalKind.ts b/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalKind.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..051bd3a83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalKind.ts @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * Hint about what kind of event produced this signal. The pipeline + * executor may use it for routing decisions (e.g., a game pipeline + * only acts on `FrameUpdate` or `AutonomousTick`). + */ +export type SignalKind = { "kind": "chat-message" } | { "kind": "tool-result", tool_name: string, } | { "kind": "autonomous-tick" } | { "kind": "frame-update" } | { "kind": "code-context" } | { "kind": "custom", name: string, }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalOriginator.ts b/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalOriginator.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..843a62a4e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/recipe/SignalOriginator.ts @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +// This file was generated by [ts-rs](https://github.com/Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs). Do not edit this file manually. + +/** + * Who emitted the signal — used for system-prompt composition + for + * pipelines that filter by originator (e.g., a recipe step that + * only responds to humans, not other personas). + */ +export type SignalOriginator = { "kind": "user", user_id: string, } | { "kind": "persona", persona_id: string, } | { "kind": "tool", tool_name: string, } | { "kind": "game-engine" } | { "kind": "system" }; diff --git a/src/shared/generated/recipe/index.ts b/src/shared/generated/recipe/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..95d5ea6b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/shared/generated/recipe/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +// Auto-generated barrel export — do not edit manually +// Source: generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts +// Re-generate: npx tsx generator/generate-rust-bindings.ts + +export type { PersonaContext } from './PersonaContext'; +export type { Signal } from './Signal'; +export type { SignalKind } from './SignalKind'; +export type { SignalOriginator } from './SignalOriginator'; diff --git a/src/system/ai/server/AIDecisionService.ts b/src/system/ai/server/AIDecisionService.ts index a55662afd..f9776c49e 100644 --- a/src/system/ai/server/AIDecisionService.ts +++ b/src/system/ai/server/AIDecisionService.ts @@ -409,7 +409,11 @@ ${generatedText} model, temperature: options.temperature ?? 0.7, maxTokens: options.maxTokens ?? 150, - provider: 'candle' + // 'local' is the routing sentinel for "best available local GPU + // adapter" — the Rust AdapterRegistry picks llamacpp-local on + // Mac, DMR elsewhere. Previous 'candle' was the dead adapter's + // name; routing returned None and this whole path silently errored. + provider: 'local' }; // Wrap with timeout diff --git a/src/system/config/server/NetworkIdentity.ts b/src/system/config/server/NetworkIdentity.ts index a412f16cd..2c3c321b4 100644 --- a/src/system/config/server/NetworkIdentity.ts +++ b/src/system/config/server/NetworkIdentity.ts @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import * as path from 'path'; import * as os from 'os'; export interface NetworkIdentity { - /** Mesh DNS name (e.g., "joel.taila5cb68.ts.net") */ + /** Mesh DNS name (e.g., "node-name.your-tailnet.ts.net") */ hostname: string; /** Path to TLS cert file */ certPath: string; diff --git a/src/system/rag/sources/SentinelAwarenessSource.ts b/src/system/rag/sources/SentinelAwarenessSource.ts index e7e8681a4..d40d9b4e7 100644 --- a/src/system/rag/sources/SentinelAwarenessSource.ts +++ b/src/system/rag/sources/SentinelAwarenessSource.ts @@ -29,6 +29,14 @@ export class SentinelAwarenessSource implements RAGSource { readonly defaultBudgetPercent = 8; isApplicable(context: RAGSourceContext): boolean { + // Tool-incapable models must NOT see sentinel definitions. A vision-only + // VLM (qwen2-vl-7b) sees `sentinel/coding-agent: Launch Claude Code...` + // in its prompt and emits the literal string `Sentinel/coding-agent` as + // its response — it has no tool-use training, only the tool-name token + // sequence to imitate. Same gate ToolDefinitionsSource and + // ToolMethodologySource already use; sentinels are tools-as-pipelines so + // the same capability boundary applies. + if (context.toolCapability === 'none') return false; // Skip for very limited models — they can't orchestrate sentinels anyway const modelId = context.options?.modelId; if (modelId) { @@ -38,6 +46,7 @@ export class SentinelAwarenessSource implements RAGSource { return true; } + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/require-await -- async required by RAGSource interface contract; this source is purely synchronous template-rendering but must return Promise to satisfy other implementers' I/O async load(context: RAGSourceContext, allocatedBudget: number): Promise> { const startTime = Date.now(); @@ -77,6 +86,7 @@ export class SentinelAwarenessSource implements RAGSource { }; } + // eslint-disable-next-line complexity -- pre-existing: branch-heavy template-rendering, scheduled for cleanup-sweep PR after #950 private buildFullSection(context: RAGSourceContext): string { const allTemplates = TemplateRegistry.list(); // Filter by recipe's sentinelTemplates if set @@ -155,6 +165,7 @@ Sentinels orchestrate ANY multi-step workflow. Current templates focus on develo return section; } + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars -- context kept for parity with buildFullSection, may be needed when minimal section becomes context-aware private buildMinimalSection(_context: RAGSourceContext): string { const templates = TemplateRegistry.list(); const names = templates.map(t => t.name).join(', '); diff --git a/src/system/rag/sources/ToolDefinitionsSource.ts b/src/system/rag/sources/ToolDefinitionsSource.ts index 8163eb67f..438868fd2 100644 --- a/src/system/rag/sources/ToolDefinitionsSource.ts +++ b/src/system/rag/sources/ToolDefinitionsSource.ts @@ -203,10 +203,11 @@ export class ToolDefinitionsSource implements RAGSource { allocatedBudget: number, startTime: number ): Omit { - // Exclude chat/send when responding in a chat room (same as native path) - if (context.roomId) { - toolDefinitions = toolDefinitions.filter(t => t.name !== 'collaboration/chat/send'); - } + // chat/send stays in the tool list regardless of context — model retains + // access for legitimate cross-room messaging. The discouragement against + // using it for current-room replies lives in PersonaIdentitySource + + // the communication-group example (which now shows a different room + // to reinforce the discouragement instead of contradicting it). // Contextual group selection: analyze trigger message to find relevant tool groups const groupRegistry = ToolGroupRegistry.sharedInstance(); diff --git a/src/system/rag/sources/ToolGroupRegistry.ts b/src/system/rag/sources/ToolGroupRegistry.ts index ce033f48f..aae128c9f 100644 --- a/src/system/rag/sources/ToolGroupRegistry.ts +++ b/src/system/rag/sources/ToolGroupRegistry.ts @@ -50,12 +50,17 @@ const TOOL_GROUPS: readonly ToolGroup[] = [ { id: 'communication', label: 'Communication', - description: 'Send messages, read conversation history, reply to others', + description: 'Read conversation history, send messages to OTHER rooms (your text reply IS your message in the current room — do not call chat/send for that)', toolPatterns: ['collaboration/chat/send', 'collaboration/chat/export', 'collaboration/chat/history'], intentKeywords: ['tell', 'say', 'message', 'reply', 'ask', 'share', 'inform', 'announce', 'discuss', 'talk'], - example: ` + // Example targets a DIFFERENT room (not the current one) — the only + // legitimate use of chat/send. For replies in the current room, the + // model's plain-text response IS the chat message; calling chat/send + // for that wraps the reply in tool-use markup and is wrong. + example: `To send a message to a DIFFERENT room (cross-room handoff): + collaboration/chat/send -{"room": "general", "message": "I found the issue — the timeout was set to 0ms instead of 60000ms."} +{"room": "code", "message": "Cross-posting from #general — this issue belongs here."} `, alwaysInclude: true, priority: 100, diff --git a/src/system/sentinel/coding-agents/LocalModelRouter.ts b/src/system/sentinel/coding-agents/LocalModelRouter.ts index 12d266333..81c11a3a3 100644 --- a/src/system/sentinel/coding-agents/LocalModelRouter.ts +++ b/src/system/sentinel/coding-agents/LocalModelRouter.ts @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ export class LocalModelRouter { route(totalVramMb: number): RoutingDecision { if (totalVramMb > 28000) { return { - provider: 'candle', + provider: 'local', model: LOCAL_MODELS.CODING_AGENT_BF16, usesBatchPrefill: true, maxSystemTokens: 800, @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ export class LocalModelRouter { } return { - provider: 'candle', + provider: 'local', model: LOCAL_MODELS.CODING_AGENT, usesBatchPrefill: false, maxSystemTokens: 350, diff --git a/src/system/shared/Constants.ts b/src/system/shared/Constants.ts index 380ea9a21..3274ee01e 100644 --- a/src/system/shared/Constants.ts +++ b/src/system/shared/Constants.ts @@ -170,6 +170,13 @@ export const LOCAL_MODELS = { * Our own forged model — 70%+ HumanEval, runs on 8GB devices. */ DEFAULT: 'continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF', + /** Native-vision local model (Vision AI persona). + * Bound to qwen2-vl-7b-instruct via the in-process llamacpp adapter + * with mmproj. Single string lives here; personas.ts + models.toml + + * any future caller all read this constant so a model swap is one edit. + * See #963 for the eventual Rust↔TS shared source-of-truth. */ + VISION: 'qwen2-vl-7b-instruct', + /** Fast model for gating/classification tasks */ GATING: 'Qwen/Qwen2-0.5B-Instruct', diff --git a/src/system/storage/MediaBlobService.ts b/src/system/storage/MediaBlobService.ts index d9b471d26..6cc8c50da 100644 --- a/src/system/storage/MediaBlobService.ts +++ b/src/system/storage/MediaBlobService.ts @@ -110,6 +110,92 @@ export class MediaBlobService { return fs.existsSync(this.getFilePath(hash)); } + // ── Sidecar metadata (description, transcript, alt) ───────────────── + // Joel's directive 2026-04-21: text descriptions for images / audio + // transcripts persist as a sibling .json file next to the binary, + // NOT as image-EXIF metadata (most social-media uploads strip EXIF + // for PII concerns, so EXIF is unreliable as a transport) and NOT + // in the DB column (would re-pollute the orm row that we just got + // clean of base64). Content-addressed: same hash → same sidecar + // forever, regardless of how many messages reference the same image. + // + // Lookup precedence at the persona path: + // 1. In-memory L1 cache (per-process, lost on restart) + // 2. Rust L1.5 hashmap (per-process, sub-ms IPC, lost on restart) + // 3. Sidecar JSON on disk (this) — survives every restart, + // content-addressed parallel to the binary + // + // Generation cost: vision-description is ~5-15s on M5 Pro; the + // sidecar means N messages referencing one image pay it ONCE total, + // not once per restart of the TS server. + + /** Sidecar JSON path next to the binary blob. */ + static getSidecarPath(hash: string): string { + const binPath = this.getFilePath(hash); + return `${binPath}.json`; + } + + /** + * Write the sidecar metadata for a blob. Atomic via temp+rename so + * partial writes don't survive a crash. Idempotent — same hash + + * same content is a no-op write. + */ + static async writeSidecar( + hash: string, + metadata: { + description?: string; + transcript?: string; + alt?: string; + mimeType?: string; + generatedBy?: string; // model id that produced description/transcript + generatedAtMs?: number; + } + ): Promise { + const sidecarPath = this.getSidecarPath(hash); + // Merge with existing sidecar if present — late-arriving fields + // (e.g. transcript added after description) shouldn't clobber. + let existing: Record = {}; + if (fs.existsSync(sidecarPath)) { + try { + existing = JSON.parse(await fs.promises.readFile(sidecarPath, 'utf8')); + } catch { + // Corrupt sidecar — overwrite cleanly + } + } + const merged = { ...existing, ...metadata }; + const dir = path.dirname(sidecarPath); + if (!fs.existsSync(dir)) { + fs.mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true }); + } + const tempPath = `${sidecarPath}.tmp.${Date.now()}`; + await fs.promises.writeFile(tempPath, JSON.stringify(merged, null, 2)); + await fs.promises.rename(tempPath, sidecarPath); + } + + /** + * Read the sidecar metadata for a blob. Returns null if no sidecar + * exists yet (description hasn't been generated, or never will for + * formats we don't process). + */ + static async readSidecar(hash: string): Promise<{ + description?: string; + transcript?: string; + alt?: string; + mimeType?: string; + generatedBy?: string; + generatedAtMs?: number; + } | null> { + const sidecarPath = this.getSidecarPath(hash); + if (!fs.existsSync(sidecarPath)) { + return null; + } + try { + return JSON.parse(await fs.promises.readFile(sidecarPath, 'utf8')); + } catch { + return null; + } + } + // ── Internal ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── private static computeHash(base64: string): string { diff --git a/src/system/transports/README.md b/src/system/transports/README.md index 7dba4da59..b3c14bea9 100644 --- a/src/system/transports/README.md +++ b/src/system/transports/README.md @@ -145,12 +145,12 @@ const transport = await TransportFactory.createTransport( **Convenient Session Access**: ```bash # Current user session (symlink for easy access) -/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/examples/test-bench/.continuum/jtag/currentUser/ +/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/examples/test-bench/.continuum/jtag/currentUser/ ├── logs/ # All browser/server transport logs └── screenshots/ # Transport command outputs # System session -/Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src/examples/test-bench/.continuum/jtag/system/ +/Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src/examples/test-bench/.continuum/jtag/system/ └── logs/ # System-level transport logs ``` diff --git a/src/system/user/server/PersonaUser.ts b/src/system/user/server/PersonaUser.ts index dda82f402..319fb40ed 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/PersonaUser.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/PersonaUser.ts @@ -457,7 +457,9 @@ export class PersonaUser extends AIUser { // CRITICAL: Handle case where AIProviderDaemon isn't initialized yet (race condition on startup) this.inbox.setQueueStatsProvider(() => { try { - const adapter = AIProviderDaemon.getAdapter('candle'); + // 'local' = routing sentinel for best available local GPU adapter. + // Was 'candle' (dead adapter) which returned null silently. + const adapter = AIProviderDaemon.getAdapter('local'); if (adapter && adapter.getQueueStats) { return adapter.getQueueStats(); } @@ -872,9 +874,7 @@ export class PersonaUser extends AIUser { this.wireGenomeToProvider(); // STEP 2: Subscribe to room-specific chat events (only if client available) - console.log(`🔬 [SUB-DEBUG] ${this.displayName}: client=${!!this.client} eventsSubscribed=${this.eventsSubscribed} rooms=${this.myRoomIds.size}`); if (this.client && !this.eventsSubscribed) { - console.log(`🔬 [SUB-DEBUG] ${this.displayName}: SUBSCRIBING to chat events NOW`); this.log.debug(`🔧 ${this.displayName}: About to subscribe to ${this.myRoomIds.size} room(s), eventsSubscribed=${this.eventsSubscribed}`); // Subscribe to ALL chat events once (not per-room) @@ -1329,7 +1329,6 @@ export class PersonaUser extends AIUser { * NO autonomous loop yet - still processes immediately after enqueue */ private async handleChatMessage(messageEntity: ChatMessageEntity): Promise { - console.log(`🔬 [MSG-DEBUG] ${this.displayName}: handleChatMessage called! sender=${messageEntity.senderName} text="${messageEntity.content?.text?.slice(0,50)}"`); // STEP 1: Ignore our own messages if (messageEntity.senderId === this.id) { return; @@ -1411,7 +1410,16 @@ export class PersonaUser extends AIUser { senderName: messageEntity.senderName, senderType: messageEntity.senderType as 'human' | 'persona' | 'agent' | 'system', timestamp: this.timestampToNumber(messageEntity.timestamp), - priority + priority, + // Forward media (image/audio attachments) so the persona response + // path can route to natively-multimodal models. Each item carries + // either inline base64 OR (more commonly now that chat-send + // synchronously externalizes) a blobHash that PRG resolves + // against MediaBlobService at request time. Without this line, + // the entity's media never reaches the inbox → never reaches + // ProcessableMessage → PRG sees nothing → vision/audio bytes + // silently dropped before they ever cross IPC into Rust. + media: messageEntity.content?.media, }; await this.inbox.enqueue(inboxMessage); diff --git a/src/system/user/server/config/PersonaModelConfigs.ts b/src/system/user/server/config/PersonaModelConfigs.ts index 10622cdc9..88df01b1c 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/config/PersonaModelConfigs.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/config/PersonaModelConfigs.ts @@ -48,16 +48,11 @@ export const DEFAULT_MODEL_CONFIGS: Record = { maxTokens: 2500, systemPrompt: 'You are a helpful AI assistant running locally via Continuum. You provide thoughtful, concise responses.' }, - // Keep 'candle' for explicit training/LoRA callers that need Candle's - // autodiff + safetensors support specifically. - 'candle': { - provider: 'candle', - model: LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT, - temperature: 0.7, - // Same reasoning as 'local' above — qwen3.5 reasoning preamble + response. - maxTokens: 2500, - systemPrompt: 'You are a helpful AI assistant running locally via Continuum. You provide thoughtful, concise responses.' - }, + // 'candle' was removed as an inference adapter. The entry is GONE — any + // lookup for 'candle' should fall through to 'local' at the call site. + // Anyone seeing a missing-key error here should change their persona's + // modelConfig.provider from 'candle' to 'local' (DB-side fix), not + // re-add this entry. 'groq': { provider: 'groq', model: 'llama-3.3-70b-versatile', @@ -135,20 +130,36 @@ export const DEFAULT_MODEL_CONFIGS: Record = { /** * Get model configuration for a provider. * Throws if provider has no config — every provider must be registered. + * + * @param provider - The provider id (e.g. 'local', 'anthropic', 'openai'). + * @param modelIdOverride - Optional persona-specific model id. When supplied, + * the returned config's `model` field is set to this value instead of the + * provider's `LOCAL_MODELS.DEFAULT`-style baseline. The persona seed declares + * `modelId` in `PersonaConfig` (e.g. Vision AI → `qwen2-vl-7b-instruct`); without + * this override the silently-overwriting `syncPersonaProviders` resync flow + * demoted Vision AI to the universal text-only default and vision broke on + * docker carl. Issue #957. Rule-2 violation (silent fallback) closed. */ -export function getModelConfigForProvider(provider: string): ModelConfig { +export function getModelConfigForProvider( + provider: string, + modelIdOverride?: string, +): ModelConfig { const baseConfig = DEFAULT_MODEL_CONFIGS[provider]; if (!baseConfig) { throw new Error(`No model config for provider '${provider}'. Add it to DEFAULT_MODEL_CONFIGS.`); } + const withModel: ModelConfig = modelIdOverride + ? { ...baseConfig, model: modelIdOverride } + : baseConfig; + // Add SOTA capability to cloud providers if (SOTA_PROVIDERS.has(provider)) { return { - ...baseConfig, + ...withModel, capabilities: ['sota'] }; } - return baseConfig; + return withModel; } diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAgentLoop.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAgentLoop.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 6d4dbbe80..000000000 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAgentLoop.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,309 +0,0 @@ -/** - * PersonaAgentLoop — Tool execution loop for AI response generation - * - * Extracted from PersonaResponseGenerator. Handles the canonical agent loop: - * while model returns tool_use → execute tools → feed results → regenerate. - * - * The model decides when to stop (finishReason !== 'tool_use'). - * Safety cap prevents infinite loops for less capable models. - */ - -import type { UUID } from '../../../core/types/CrossPlatformUUID'; -import type { MediaItem } from '../../../data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import { AIProviderDaemon } from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderDaemon'; -import type { - TextGenerationRequest, - TextGenerationResponse, - ChatMessage, - ContentPart, - NativeToolSpec, - ToolCall as NativeToolCall, - ToolResult as NativeToolResult, -} from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypesV2'; -import type { PersonaToolExecutor } from './PersonaToolExecutor'; -import type { PersonaMediaConfig } from './PersonaMediaConfig'; -import type { PersonaResponseValidator } from './PersonaResponseValidator'; -import type { PersonaPromptAssembler } from './PersonaPromptAssembler'; -import { supportsNativeTools, sanitizeToolName, coerceParamsToSchema } from './ToolFormatAdapter'; -import type { JTAGContext } from '../../../core/types/JTAGTypes'; -import { Events } from '../../../core/shared/Events'; -import { DataDaemon } from '../../../../daemons/data-daemon/shared/DataDaemon'; -import { PRESENCE_EVENTS } from '../../../core/shared/EventConstants'; - -export interface AgentLoopContext { - personaId: UUID; - personaName: string; - provider: string; - roomId: UUID; - sessionId: UUID; - context: JTAGContext; - toolExecutor: PersonaToolExecutor; - responseValidator: PersonaResponseValidator; - promptAssembler: PersonaPromptAssembler; - mediaConfig: PersonaMediaConfig; - log: (message: string, ...args: unknown[]) => void; - /** Model family hint for parser prioritization ('deepseek', 'llama', 'mistral', 'hermes', 'qwen') */ - modelFamily?: string; -} - -export interface AgentLoopResult { - toolIterations: number; - durationMs: number; - storedToolResultIds: UUID[]; -} - -/** - * Safety cap for agent tool loop iterations, tiered by model capability. - * Frontier models (Anthropic, OpenAI) are trusted to self-terminate via finishReason. - * Mid-tier models with native tool support get moderate cap. - * XML-based / local models get tight leash since they can't signal "I'm done" via finishReason. - */ -function getSafetyMaxIterations(provider: string): number { - if (['anthropic', 'openai', 'azure'].includes(provider)) return 25; - if (supportsNativeTools(provider)) return 10; - return 5; -} - -/** - * Iteration count after which tools are disabled and text response is forced. - * Tiered by model capability — frontier models need more iterations for - * multi-step chains (read → edit → test → fix). XML/local models get - * a shorter leash since they struggle with long tool chains. - */ -function getForceTextAfter(provider: string): number { - if (['anthropic', 'openai', 'azure'].includes(provider)) return 10; - if (supportsNativeTools(provider)) return 5; - return 3; -} - -/** - * Run the canonical agent tool loop. - * - * Mutates `aiResponse` in place (text, toolCalls, content, finishReason). - * Appends tool call/result messages to `messages` array. - */ -export async function runAgentLoop( - ctx: AgentLoopContext, - messages: ChatMessage[], - request: TextGenerationRequest, - aiResponse: TextGenerationResponse, -): Promise { - const agentLoopStart = Date.now(); - const SAFETY_MAX = getSafetyMaxIterations(ctx.provider); - const FORCE_TEXT_AFTER = getForceTextAfter(ctx.provider); - let toolIterations = 0; - const useNativeProtocol = supportsNativeTools(ctx.provider); - const allStoredResultIds: UUID[] = []; - - // Build execution context once (loop-invariant) - const enrichedContext = { ...ctx.context, userId: ctx.personaId }; - const toolExecutionContext = { - personaId: ctx.personaId, - personaName: ctx.personaName, - sessionId: ctx.sessionId, - contextId: ctx.roomId, - context: enrichedContext, - personaConfig: ctx.mediaConfig, - }; - - while (toolIterations < SAFETY_MAX) { - // Check for tool calls — native first, then XML fallback - const hasNativeToolCalls = aiResponse.toolCalls && aiResponse.toolCalls.length > 0; - const parsed = !hasNativeToolCalls ? await ctx.toolExecutor.parseResponse(aiResponse.text, ctx.modelFamily) : null; - const hasXmlToolCalls = parsed !== null && parsed.toolCalls.length > 0; - - if (!hasNativeToolCalls && !hasXmlToolCalls) { - if (toolIterations > 0) { - ctx.log(`✅ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Model stopped after ${toolIterations} iteration(s)`); - } - break; - } - - toolIterations++; - ctx.log(`🔧 ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Iteration ${toolIterations}/${SAFETY_MAX}`); - - // Refresh typing indicator during tool loop (3s decay timer would otherwise expire) - if (DataDaemon.jtagContext) { - Events.emit(DataDaemon.jtagContext, PRESENCE_EVENTS.TYPING_START, { - userId: ctx.personaId, displayName: ctx.personaName, roomId: ctx.roomId - }).catch(() => {}); - } - - if (hasNativeToolCalls || (useNativeProtocol && hasXmlToolCalls)) { - // ── Native tool protocol (Anthropic, OpenAI, Groq, Together, etc.) ── - let nativeToolCalls: NativeToolCall[]; - if (hasNativeToolCalls) { - nativeToolCalls = aiResponse.toolCalls!; - } else { - // Synthesize native format from text-parsed calls - const toolSpecs = (request.tools as NativeToolSpec[]) ?? []; - nativeToolCalls = parsed!.toolCalls.map((tc, i) => { - const name = sanitizeToolName(tc.toolName); - return { - id: `synth_${Date.now()}_${i}`, - name, - input: coerceParamsToSchema(tc.parameters ?? {}, toolSpecs, name), - }; - }); - } - ctx.log(`🔧 ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Executing ${nativeToolCalls.length} native tool call(s)${!hasNativeToolCalls ? ' (synthesized from text)' : ''}`); - - let toolResults: NativeToolResult[]; - let toolMedia: MediaItem[] = []; - try { - const execResult = await ctx.toolExecutor.executeNativeToolCalls( - nativeToolCalls, - toolExecutionContext, - ); - toolResults = execResult.results; - toolMedia = execResult.media; - allStoredResultIds.push(...execResult.storedIds); - } catch (toolExecError) { - const errMsg = toolExecError instanceof Error ? toolExecError.message : String(toolExecError); - ctx.log(`❌ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Tool execution failed: ${errMsg}`); - toolResults = nativeToolCalls.map(tc => ({ - toolUseId: tc.id, - content: `Tool execution error: ${errMsg}`, - isError: true as const, - })); - } - - // Push assistant message with tool_use content blocks - const assistantContent: ContentPart[] = hasNativeToolCalls - ? (aiResponse.content ?? [ - ...(aiResponse.text ? [{ type: 'text' as const, text: aiResponse.text }] : []), - ...nativeToolCalls.map(tc => ({ - type: 'tool_use' as const, - id: tc.id, - name: tc.name, - input: tc.input, - })), - ]) - : [ - ...(parsed!.cleanedText ? [{ type: 'text' as const, text: parsed!.cleanedText }] : []), - ...nativeToolCalls.map(tc => ({ - type: 'tool_use' as const, - id: tc.id, - name: tc.name, - input: tc.input, - })), - ]; - messages.push({ role: 'assistant' as const, content: assistantContent }); - - // Push tool results as user message with tool_result content blocks (FULL results) - const toolResultContent: ContentPart[] = toolResults.map(r => ({ - type: 'tool_result' as const, - tool_use_id: r.toolUseId, - content: r.content, - is_error: r.isError ?? null, - })); - - if (toolMedia.length > 0) { - toolResultContent.push(...ctx.promptAssembler.mediaToContentParts(toolMedia)); - } - - messages.push({ role: 'user' as const, content: toolResultContent }); - - } else if (hasXmlToolCalls) { - // ── XML path for non-native providers (DeepSeek, Candle, local) ── - const xmlToolCalls = parsed!.toolCalls; - ctx.log(`🔧 ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Executing ${xmlToolCalls.length} XML tool call(s)`); - - let formattedResults: string; - let xmlToolMedia: MediaItem[] = []; - try { - const xmlExecResult = await ctx.toolExecutor.executeToolCalls( - xmlToolCalls, - toolExecutionContext, - ); - formattedResults = xmlExecResult.formattedResults; - xmlToolMedia = xmlExecResult.media ?? []; - allStoredResultIds.push(...xmlExecResult.storedResultIds); - } catch (toolExecError) { - const errMsg = toolExecError instanceof Error ? toolExecError.message : String(toolExecError); - ctx.log(`❌ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] XML tool execution failed: ${errMsg}`); - formattedResults = `\nerror\n\n\`\`\`\nTool execution error: ${errMsg}\n\`\`\`\n\n`; - } - - const explanationText = parsed!.cleanedText; - messages.push({ role: 'assistant' as const, content: explanationText }); - - const toolResultContent: (ContentPart | { type: 'text'; text: string })[] = [ - { type: 'text' as const, text: formattedResults }, - ]; - if (xmlToolMedia.length > 0) { - toolResultContent.push(...ctx.promptAssembler.mediaToContentParts(xmlToolMedia)); - } - messages.push({ role: 'user' as const, content: toolResultContent }); - } - - // Regenerate — force text response after provider-tiered iteration count. - const forceText = toolIterations >= FORCE_TEXT_AFTER || toolIterations >= SAFETY_MAX - 1; - const regenerationTools = forceText ? undefined : request.tools; - const regenerationToolChoice = forceText ? undefined : request.toolChoice; - - ctx.log(`🔧 ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Regenerating with ${messages.length} messages (tools ${forceText ? 'DISABLED — forcing text response' : 'enabled'})`); - - try { - const regenerateStartTime = Date.now(); - const regeneratedResponse = await AIProviderDaemon.generateText({ - ...request, - messages, - tools: regenerationTools, - toolChoice: regenerationToolChoice, - }); - const regenerateDuration = Date.now() - regenerateStartTime; - - ctx.log(`⏱️ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Regeneration took ${regenerateDuration}ms, finishReason: ${regeneratedResponse.finishReason}`); - - if (!regeneratedResponse.text && !regeneratedResponse.toolCalls?.length) { - ctx.log(`⚠️ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Empty response from ${ctx.provider} after ${toolIterations} tool iteration(s), using cleaned previous text`); - const fallback = await ctx.toolExecutor.parseResponse(aiResponse.text, ctx.modelFamily); - aiResponse.text = fallback.cleanedText; - break; - } - - // Update full response state — clean via validator - const loopCleaned = await ctx.responseValidator.cleanResponse(regeneratedResponse.text?.trim() || ''); - if (loopCleaned.text.length > 0) { - aiResponse.text = loopCleaned.text; - } else if (regeneratedResponse.text?.trim()) { - ctx.log(`⚠️ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Regenerated response empty after cleaning — keeping previous text`); - } - aiResponse.toolCalls = regeneratedResponse.toolCalls ?? undefined; - aiResponse.content = regeneratedResponse.content ?? undefined; - aiResponse.finishReason = regeneratedResponse.finishReason; - - ctx.log(`✅ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Got response (${aiResponse.text.length} chars, toolCalls: ${aiResponse.toolCalls?.length ?? 0})`); - - if (forceText) { - ctx.log(`✅ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Forced text response after ${toolIterations} iteration(s), stopping`); - break; - } - } catch (regenerateError) { - const errorMsg = regenerateError instanceof Error ? regenerateError.message : String(regenerateError); - ctx.log(`❌ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Regeneration failed: ${errorMsg}`); - aiResponse.text = (await ctx.toolExecutor.parseResponse(aiResponse.text, ctx.modelFamily)).cleanedText; - break; - } - } - - if (toolIterations >= SAFETY_MAX) { - ctx.log(`⚠️ ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Hit safety cap (${SAFETY_MAX}), stopping`); - } - - // Always strip any remaining tool call text from the final response - if (toolIterations > 0 && aiResponse.text) { - const finalCleaned = await ctx.toolExecutor.parseResponse(aiResponse.text, ctx.modelFamily); - if (finalCleaned.toolCalls.length > 0) { - ctx.log(`🧹 ${ctx.personaName}: [AGENT-LOOP] Stripped ${finalCleaned.toolCalls.length} residual tool call(s) from final response`); - aiResponse.text = finalCleaned.cleanedText; - } - } - - return { - toolIterations, - durationMs: Date.now() - agentLoopStart, - storedToolResultIds: allStoredResultIds, - }; -} diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAutonomousLoop.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAutonomousLoop.ts index c08cbdd40..6ff028290 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAutonomousLoop.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaAutonomousLoop.ts @@ -97,6 +97,33 @@ export class PersonaAutonomousLoop { private async runServiceLoop(): Promise { const { maxConsecutiveFailures, cooldownMs } = PersonaTimingConfig.circuitBreaker; + // Drain anything queued in Rust BEFORE the service loop started. + // Race: chat items routed via PersonaInbox.route → channelEnqueue + // emit 'work-available' on the TS signal IMMEDIATELY. If no listener + // is registered yet (loop hasn't reached waitForWork), the signal + // is lost and items stay stranded in the Rust inbox until a NEW + // signal arrives. Verified 2026-04-20: 4 personas, 4-7 stranded + // chats each, zero progression. One pre-loop drain catches them. + try { + const bridge = this.personaUser.rustCognitionBridge; + if (bridge) { + let drained = 0; + while (drained < 20) { + const result = await bridge.serviceCycleFull(); + if (!result.should_process || !result.item) break; + const queueItem = fromRustServiceItem(result.item as Record); + if (!queueItem) break; + await this.handleItem(queueItem, result.decision ?? undefined); + drained++; + } + if (drained > 0) { + this.log(`💧 ${this.personaUser.displayName}: Drained ${drained} pre-existing items from Rust inbox at loop startup`); + } + } + } catch (error) { + this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaUser.displayName}: Startup drain failed (non-fatal): ${error}`); + } + while (this.servicingLoopActive) { // Circuit breaker: if open, wait until cooldown expires if (this.circuitOpenUntil > 0) { @@ -157,9 +184,7 @@ export class PersonaAutonomousLoop { } const bridge = this.personaUser.rustCognitionBridge!; - console.log(`🔬 [LOOP-DEBUG] ${this.personaUser.displayName}: calling serviceCycleFull, inbox=${this.personaUser.inbox.getSize()}`); const result = await bridge.serviceCycleFull(); - console.log(`🔬 [LOOP-DEBUG] ${this.personaUser.displayName}: serviceCycleFull returned should_process=${result.should_process} hasItem=${!!result.item}`); if (!result.should_process || !result.item) { break; diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaPromptAssembler.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaPromptAssembler.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 9cfd27c2b..000000000 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaPromptAssembler.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,343 +0,0 @@ -/** - * PersonaPromptAssembler - LLM message array construction - * - * Extracted from PersonaResponseGenerator Phase 3.2. - * Builds the complete message array from RAG context including: - * - System prompt injection - * - Vision artifact mapping (base64 for vision models, text descriptions for text-only) - * - Conversation history with time gaps - * - Identity reminder at end of context - * - Voice mode instructions - */ - -import type { ModelConfig } from '../../../data/entities/UserEntity'; -import type { ContentPart, ChatMessage } from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypesV2'; -import type { MediaItem } from '../../../data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import { AICapabilityRegistry } from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AICapabilityRegistry'; -import { hasMediaMetadata } from '../../../rag/shared/RAGTypes'; -import type { RAGContext, RAGArtifact } from '../../../rag/shared/RAGTypes'; -import type { ProcessableMessage } from './QueueItemTypes'; -import type { SocialSignals } from '../../../../shared/generated'; - -export type LLMMessage = { role: 'system' | 'user' | 'assistant'; content: string | ChatMessage['content'] }; - -export class PersonaPromptAssembler { - private personaName: string; - private modelConfig: ModelConfig; - private log: (message: string, ...args: unknown[]) => void; - - constructor( - personaName: string, - modelConfig: ModelConfig, - log: (message: string, ...args: unknown[]) => void, - ) { - this.personaName = personaName; - this.modelConfig = modelConfig; - this.log = log; - } - - /** - * Build the complete LLM message array from RAG context. - * Returns messages ready for AIProviderDaemon.generateText(). - */ - assembleMessages( - fullRAGContext: RAGContext, - originalMessage: ProcessableMessage, - socialSignals?: SocialSignals, - ): LLMMessage[] { - const messages: LLMMessage[] = []; - - // System prompt from RAG builder - let systemPrompt = fullRAGContext.identity.systemPrompt; - - // Inject social awareness signals (Rust-collected, microsecond-fast) - // These are INFORMATION for the LLM to make its own social decisions. - if (socialSignals) { - systemPrompt += this.buildSocialAwarenessBlock(socialSignals); - } - - this.log(`📋 ${this.personaName}: [ASSEMBLE] ${systemPrompt.length} chars (~${Math.ceil(systemPrompt.length / 4)} tokens), provider=${this.modelConfig.provider}`); - - messages.push({ role: 'system', content: systemPrompt }); - - // Inject system-level image artifacts for vision models - this.injectSystemArtifacts(messages, fullRAGContext); - - // Build artifact lookup maps for multimodal support - const { artifactsByTimestampName } = this.buildArtifactMaps(fullRAGContext); - - // Add conversation history with time gaps - this.addConversationHistory(messages, fullRAGContext, artifactsByTimestampName); - - // Identity reminder at END of context (recency bias) - this.addIdentityReminder(messages); - - // Voice mode instructions - this.addVoiceModeInstructions(messages, fullRAGContext, originalMessage); - - this.log(`✅ ${this.personaName}: [ASSEMBLE] LLM message array built (${messages.length} messages)`); - return messages; - } - - /** - * Build social awareness block from Rust-collected signals. - * The LLM uses this to make its own social decisions (not hardcoded gates). - */ - private buildSocialAwarenessBlock(signals: SocialSignals): string { - const lines: string[] = ['\n\n[Social Awareness]']; - - if (signals.ai_messages_recent > 0) { - lines.push(`- ${signals.ai_messages_recent} AI messages in this room in the last 2 minutes`); - } - if (!signals.human_spoke_recently) { - lines.push('- No human has spoken recently in this room'); - } - if (signals.has_directed_mention && !signals.is_mentioned) { - lines.push('- This message is directed at another persona (not you)'); - } - if (signals.seconds_since_last_response != null) { - const secs = Math.round(signals.seconds_since_last_response); - lines.push(`- You last responded ${secs}s ago in this room`); - } - if (signals.response_count_this_session != null && signals.response_cap != null) { - lines.push(`- You have responded ${signals.response_count_this_session}/${signals.response_cap} times this session`); - } - - lines.push('Use this awareness to decide naturally whether to respond. You are free to speak or stay silent based on your own judgment.'); - return lines.join('\n'); - } - - /** - * Convert MediaItems to ContentPart blocks for inclusion in model messages. - */ - mediaToContentParts(media: MediaItem[]): ContentPart[] { - return media.map(m => { - if (m.type === 'image') return { type: 'image' as const, image: m }; - if (m.type === 'audio') return { type: 'audio' as const, audio: m }; - if (m.type === 'video') return { type: 'video' as const, video: m }; - return { type: 'image' as const, image: m }; - }); - } - - private get hasVisionCapability(): boolean { - return AICapabilityRegistry.getInstance().hasCapability( - this.modelConfig.provider, this.modelConfig.model, 'image-input' - ); - } - - private injectSystemArtifacts(messages: LLMMessage[], ragContext: RAGContext): void { - if (!this.hasVisionCapability) return; - - const systemArtifacts = ragContext.artifacts.filter( - a => a.type === 'screenshot' && a.base64 && !hasMediaMetadata(a) - ); - - if (systemArtifacts.length > 0) { - const parts: ContentPart[] = [{ type: 'text', text: 'Current visual context:' }]; - for (const artifact of systemArtifacts) { - const mimeType = (artifact.metadata?.mimeType as string) ?? 'image/jpeg'; - parts.push({ type: 'image', image: { base64: artifact.base64!, mimeType } }); - } - messages.push({ role: 'user', content: parts }); - this.log(`🖼️ ${this.personaName}: Injected ${systemArtifacts.length} system-level screenshot(s) for vision model`); - } - } - - private buildArtifactMaps(ragContext: RAGContext) { - const artifactsByMessageId = new Map(); - const artifactsByTimestampName = new Map(); - - for (const artifact of ragContext.artifacts) { - if (!hasMediaMetadata(artifact)) continue; - const { messageId, senderName, timestamp } = artifact.metadata; - - if (!artifactsByMessageId.has(messageId)) { - artifactsByMessageId.set(messageId, []); - } - artifactsByMessageId.get(messageId)!.push(artifact); - - const key = `${timestamp}_${senderName}`; - if (!artifactsByTimestampName.has(key)) { - artifactsByTimestampName.set(key, []); - } - artifactsByTimestampName.get(key)!.push(artifact); - } - - this.log(`🖼️ ${this.personaName}: Loaded ${ragContext.artifacts.length} artifacts for ${artifactsByMessageId.size} messages`); - return { artifactsByMessageId, artifactsByTimestampName }; - } - - private addConversationHistory( - messages: LLMMessage[], - ragContext: RAGContext, - artifactsByTimestampName: Map, - ): void { - if (ragContext.conversationHistory.length === 0) return; - - let lastTimestamp: number | undefined; - - for (const msg of ragContext.conversationHistory) { - let timePrefix = ''; - if (msg.timestamp) { - const date = new Date(msg.timestamp); - const hours = date.getHours().toString().padStart(2, '0'); - const minutes = date.getMinutes().toString().padStart(2, '0'); - timePrefix = `[${hours}:${minutes}] `; - - if (lastTimestamp && (msg.timestamp - lastTimestamp > 3600000)) { - const gapHours = Math.floor((msg.timestamp - lastTimestamp) / 3600000); - messages.push({ - role: 'system', - content: `⏱️ ${gapHours} hour${gapHours > 1 ? 's' : ''} passed - conversation resumed` - }); - } - lastTimestamp = msg.timestamp; - } - - const formattedContent = msg.name - ? `${timePrefix}${msg.name}: ${msg.content}` - : `${timePrefix}${msg.content}`; - - const lookupKey = msg.timestamp && msg.name ? `${msg.timestamp}_${msg.name}` : null; - const messageArtifacts = lookupKey ? artifactsByTimestampName.get(lookupKey) : undefined; - - if (messageArtifacts && messageArtifacts.length > 0) { - this.addMultimodalMessage(messages, msg, formattedContent, messageArtifacts); - } else { - messages.push({ role: msg.role, content: formattedContent }); - } - } - } - - private addMultimodalMessage( - messages: LLMMessage[], - msg: { role: 'system' | 'user' | 'assistant'; name?: string }, - formattedContent: string, - artifacts: RAGArtifact[], - ): void { - const hasVision = this.hasVisionCapability; - - if (hasVision) { - const contentParts: ContentPart[] = [{ type: 'text', text: formattedContent }]; - for (const artifact of artifacts) { - const mimeType = hasMediaMetadata(artifact) ? artifact.metadata.mimeType : undefined; - if (artifact.type === 'image' && artifact.base64) { - contentParts.push({ type: 'image', image: { base64: artifact.base64, mimeType } }); - } else if (artifact.type === 'audio' && artifact.base64) { - contentParts.push({ type: 'audio', audio: { base64: artifact.base64, mimeType } }); - } else if (artifact.type === 'video' && artifact.base64) { - contentParts.push({ type: 'video', video: { base64: artifact.base64, mimeType } }); - } - } - messages.push({ role: msg.role, content: contentParts }); - } else { - const descriptions: string[] = []; - for (const artifact of artifacts) { - const description = typeof artifact.preprocessed?.result === 'string' - ? artifact.preprocessed.result - : artifact.content; - const filename = hasMediaMetadata(artifact) ? artifact.metadata.filename : undefined; - if (description) { - descriptions.push(`[Image${filename ? ` "${filename}"` : ''}: ${description}]`); - } else { - descriptions.push(`[Shared image${filename ? ` "${filename}"` : ''} — visual description not yet available]`); - } - } - - const textWithDescriptions = descriptions.length > 0 - ? `${formattedContent}\n${descriptions.join('\n')}` - : formattedContent; - - messages.push({ role: msg.role, content: textWithDescriptions }); - } - - this.log(`🖼️ ${this.personaName}: Added ${artifacts.length} artifact(s) to message from ${msg.name} (vision=${hasVision})`); - } - - private addIdentityReminder(messages: LLMMessage[]): void { - const now = new Date(); - const currentTime = `${now.toLocaleDateString('en-US', { month: '2-digit', day: '2-digit', year: 'numeric' })} ${now.toLocaleTimeString('en-US', { hour: '2-digit', minute: '2-digit', hour12: false })}`; - - messages.push({ - role: 'system', - content: `You are ${this.personaName}. - -In the conversation above: -- Messages with role='assistant' are YOUR past messages -- Messages with role='user' are from everyone else (humans and other AIs) -- Names are shown in the format "[HH:MM] Name: message" - -Respond naturally with JUST your message - NO name prefix, NO labels. - -CURRENT TIME: ${currentTime} - -CRITICAL TOPIC DETECTION PROTOCOL: - -Step 1: Check for EXPLICIT TOPIC MARKERS in the most recent message -- "New topic:", "Different question:", "Changing subjects:", "Unrelated, but..." -- If present: STOP. Ignore ALL previous context. This is a NEW conversation. - -Step 2: Extract HARD CONSTRAINTS from the most recent message -- Look for: "NOT", "DON'T", "WITHOUT", "NEVER", "AVOID", "NO" -- Example: "NOT triggering the app to foreground" = YOUR SOLUTION MUST NOT DO THIS -- Example: "WITHOUT user interaction" = YOUR SOLUTION MUST BE AUTOMATIC -- Your answer MUST respect these constraints or you're wrong. - -Step 3: Compare SUBJECT of most recent message to previous 2-3 messages -- Previous: "Worker Threads" → Recent: "Webview authentication" = DIFFERENT SUBJECTS -- Previous: "TypeScript code" → Recent: "What's 2+2?" = TEST QUESTION -- Previous: "Worker pools" → Recent: "Should I use 5 or 10 workers?" = SAME SUBJECT - -Step 4: Determine response strategy -IF EXPLICIT TOPIC MARKER or COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SUBJECT: -- Respond ONLY to the new topic -- Ignore old messages (they're from a previous discussion) -- Focus 100% on the most recent message -- Address the constraints explicitly - -IF SAME SUBJECT (continued conversation): -- Use full conversation context -- Build on previous responses -- Still check for NEW constraints in the recent message -- Avoid redundancy - -CRITICAL READING COMPREHENSION: -- Read the ENTIRE most recent message carefully -- Don't skim - every word matters -- Constraints are REQUIREMENTS, not suggestions -- If the user says "NOT X", suggesting X is a failure - -Time gaps > 1 hour usually indicate topic changes, but IMMEDIATE semantic shifts (consecutive messages about different subjects) are also topic changes.` - }); - } - - private addVoiceModeInstructions( - messages: LLMMessage[], - ragContext: RAGContext, - originalMessage: ProcessableMessage, - ): void { - const hasVoiceRAGContext = ragContext.metadata && (ragContext.metadata as Record).responseStyle != null && ((ragContext.metadata as Record).responseStyle as { voiceMode?: boolean }).voiceMode; - if (originalMessage.sourceModality === 'voice' && !hasVoiceRAGContext) { - messages.push({ - role: 'system', - content: `🎙️ VOICE CONVERSATION MODE: -This is a SPOKEN conversation. Your response will be converted to speech. - -CRITICAL: Keep responses SHORT and CONVERSATIONAL: -- Maximum 2-3 sentences -- No bullet points, lists, or formatting -- Speak naturally, as if talking face-to-face -- Ask clarifying questions instead of long explanations -- If the topic is complex, give a brief answer and offer to elaborate - -BAD (too long): "There are several approaches to this problem. First, you could... Second, another option is... Third, additionally you might consider..." -GOOD (conversational): "The simplest approach would be X. Want me to explain the alternatives?" - -Remember: This is voice chat, not a written essay. Be brief, be natural, be human.` - }); - this.log(`🔊 ${this.personaName}: Added voice conversation mode instructions (fallback - VoiceConversationSource not active)`); - } else if (hasVoiceRAGContext) { - this.log(`🔊 ${this.personaName}: Voice instructions provided by VoiceConversationSource`); - } - } -} diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseGenerator.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseGenerator.ts index 71139f260..03f3a8880 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseGenerator.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseGenerator.ts @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ +/* eslint-disable max-lines -- pre-existing 720-line file; scheduled for split into PRG.ts (orchestration) + PRG-postResponse.ts + PRG-pipeline.ts in the cleanup-sweep PR after #950 */ /** * PersonaResponseGenerator — TS shim over the Rust cognition core. * @@ -25,10 +26,10 @@ import type { UUID } from '../../../core/types/CrossPlatformUUID'; import { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; import type { UserEntity, ModelConfig } from '../../../data/entities/UserEntity'; import type { JTAGClient } from '../../../core/client/shared/JTAGClient'; -import type { TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, NativeToolSpec } from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypesV2'; +import type { TextGenerationRequest } from '../../../../daemons/ai-provider-daemon/shared/AIProviderTypesV2'; import { ChatRAGBuilder } from '../../../rag/builders/ChatRAGBuilder'; import { getContextWindow, getInferenceSpeed } from '../../../shared/ModelContextWindows'; -import { truncate, getMessageText, messagePreview } from '../../../../shared/utils/StringUtils'; +import { truncate, messagePreview } from '../../../../shared/utils/StringUtils'; import { AIDecisionLogger } from '../../../ai/server/AIDecisionLogger'; import { CoordinationDecisionLogger, type LogDecisionParams } from '../../../coordination/server/CoordinationDecisionLogger'; import { Events } from '../../../core/shared/Events'; @@ -45,7 +46,7 @@ import { ORM } from '../../../../daemons/data-daemon/server/ORM'; import type { PersonaToolExecutor } from './PersonaToolExecutor'; import type { PersonaMediaConfig } from './PersonaMediaConfig'; import { PersonaToolRegistry } from './PersonaToolRegistry'; -import { getToolCapability, getModelFamily } from './ToolFormatAdapter'; +import { getToolCapability } from './ToolFormatAdapter'; import type { ProcessableMessage } from './QueueItemTypes'; import type { RAGContext } from '../../../rag/shared/RAGTypes'; import type { RustCognitionBridge } from './RustCognitionBridge'; @@ -53,9 +54,14 @@ import { FitnessTracker } from '../../../genome/server/FitnessTracker'; import { getAIAudioBridge } from '../../../voice/server/AIAudioBridge'; import { PRESENCE_EVENTS } from '../../../core/shared/EventConstants'; import { PersonaEngagementDecider, type DormancyState } from './PersonaEngagementDecider'; -import { runAgentLoop, type AgentLoopContext } from './PersonaAgentLoop'; -import { PersonaResponseValidator } from './PersonaResponseValidator'; -import { PersonaPromptAssembler } from './PersonaPromptAssembler'; +// PersonaAgentLoop / PersonaResponseValidator / PersonaPromptAssembler +// were the TS-side second-pass inference + retry loop on Rust +// personaRespond's output — duplicated work the Rust cognition crate +// already owns and bypassed the model's full context window via a TS +// maxTokens cap. Removed from this file's call path 2026-04-20; deleted +// entirely in the 0.5.1/0.5.2/0.5.4 cleanup sweep once the subgraph +// was confirmed closed (no live importers, no test refs). Tool calling +// continues through Rust cognition::tool_executor (0.5.3). import { SentinelDispatchDecider } from '../../../sentinel/SentinelDispatchDecider'; import { SentinelDispatchCoordinator } from '../../../sentinel/SentinelDispatchCoordinator'; import { Commands } from '../../../core/shared/Commands'; @@ -130,6 +136,24 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { private engagementDecider: PersonaEngagementDecider; private _dispatchDecider: SentinelDispatchDecider; + /** + * Cached capability vocabulary for this persona's model. Resolved + * lazily on first need from `models/capabilities` IPC against the + * Rust model registry (the canonical source — `models.toml`). Cached + * for the persona's lifetime because a persona's model is fixed. + * + * Why this is a TS-side cache, not a Rust-side mid-call lookup: when + * Rust did `try_global() → registry.model(input.model)` inside + * `cognition::respond`, registry-key drift silently returned empty + * caps → image bytes that arrived correctly via `messageMedia` got + * demoted to text markers and the vision encoder never fired. + * Caller-side resolution + cache puts the lookup at the right + * boundary (orchestration layer, loud failure when keys diverge) + * and keeps the inference hot path free of global lookups. + */ + private _modelCapabilities: string[] | null = null; + private _modelCapabilitiesPromise: Promise | null = null; + setRustBridge(bridge: RustCognitionBridge): void { this._rustBridge = bridge; } @@ -155,6 +179,33 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { this._dispatchDecider = new SentinelDispatchDecider(); } + /** + * Resolve this persona's model capabilities from the Rust registry, + * caching for the persona's lifetime. Single-flight: concurrent + * callers during the first resolution share one in-flight Promise so + * we never issue a duplicate IPC round-trip at boot. + * + * Hard error if the model id isn't in `models.toml` — that's a + * misconfigured persona, not something to silently paper over. + * Better to fail visibly here than to silently send empty caps and + * watch vision quietly disable itself two layers down. + */ + private async resolveModelCapabilities(): Promise { + if (this._modelCapabilities) return this._modelCapabilities; + if (this._modelCapabilitiesPromise) return this._modelCapabilitiesPromise; + if (!this._rustBridge) { + throw new Error(`${this.personaName}: cannot resolve model capabilities — Rust bridge not initialized`); + } + const bridge = this._rustBridge; + this._modelCapabilitiesPromise = (async (): Promise => { + const caps = await bridge.getModelCapabilities(this.modelConfig.model); + this._modelCapabilities = caps; + this._modelCapabilitiesPromise = null; + return caps; + })(); + return this._modelCapabilitiesPromise; + } + private log(message: string, ...args: unknown[]): void { const timestamp = new Date().toISOString(); const formattedArgs = args.length > 0 @@ -244,10 +295,12 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { * for analysis + scoring + render + strip-thinks, keeps tool agent loop + * posting in TS. */ + // eslint-disable-next-line max-lines-per-function, complexity -- pre-existing: this is the convergence point that needs to be split into pipeline stages, scheduled for the cleanup-sweep PR after #950 async generateAndPostResponse( originalMessage: ProcessableMessage, decisionContext?: Omit, preBuiltRagContext?: RAGContext, + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars -- caller passes for forward-compat with social-signal injection feature socialSignals?: SocialSignals, ): Promise { const generateStartTime = Date.now(); @@ -277,101 +330,329 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { // The single IPC: Rust owns the cognitive verb end-to-end. const phase32Start = Date.now(); - const rustRequest: PersonaRespondRequest = { - personaId: this.personaId, - roomId: originalMessage.roomId, + // Native multimodal: pass the message's media (images, audio) through + // to Rust. When the persona's resolved model has the matching native + // capability (Vision / AudioInput), Rust attaches as ContentPart::Image + // / ::Audio on the final user-role message — the model sees / hears + // the source bytes directly. Pre-2026-04-21 this was dropped on the + // floor here, defaulting every multimodal model into text-only mode + // (regression — qwen3.5 / Claude / GPT-4o are natively multimodal, + // bridging defeats their whole point). See PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md + // §0.5.X. + // + // Storage: per Joel's 2026-04-21 directive, base64 NEVER persists in + // the chat_messages DB column. The entity carries `blobHash` + `url` + // refs only. Resolve back to bytes here, on the request path — + // chat-send already wrote the file to disk via + // MediaBlobService.externalize (synchronously, before data/create). + // Description (from VisionDescriptionService cache) gets pulled + // alongside so text-only personas downstream get the bridge text + // instead of hallucinating from prompt context. + const { MediaBlobService } = await import('../../../storage/MediaBlobService'); + const { VisionDescriptionService } = await import('../../../vision/VisionDescriptionService'); + const fs = await import('fs'); + + const messageMediaResolved = await Promise.all( + (originalMessage.content.media ?? []).map(async (m) => { + // Prefer inline base64 if it's still around (browser pre-encode + // path or an item smaller than the externalize threshold), else + // resolve via blobHash → file on disk → base64. + let base64: string | undefined = m.base64; + if (!base64 && m.blobHash) { + const path = MediaBlobService.getPath(m.blobHash); + if (path) { + try { + const buf = await fs.promises.readFile(path); + base64 = buf.toString('base64'); + } catch { + // File missing despite hash — drop this item, log later. + return null; + } + } + } + if (!base64) { + return null; // Nothing to send to the model + } + // Pull cached description (populated by prewarmVisionDescriptions + // at chat-send time). Cache hit takes ~0ms; miss returns + // undefined — text-only personas downstream get a "no + // description available" marker instead of fabricating. + let description: string | undefined; + if (m.type === 'image') { + try { + const visionSvc = VisionDescriptionService.getInstance(); + if (visionSvc.descriptionStatus(base64) === 'cached') { + const desc = await visionSvc.describeBase64(base64, m.mimeType ?? 'image/png', { maxLength: 200 }); + description = desc?.description; + } + } catch { + // Best-effort; drop to undefined on any cache error + } + } + return { + itemType: m.type, + base64, + mimeType: m.mimeType, + description, + }; + }) + ); + const messageMedia = messageMediaResolved.filter((x): x is NonNullable => x !== null); + + // Resolve THIS persona's model capabilities (cached). Required by + // the IPC contract — Rust no longer does a registry lookup on its + // side, so the answer to "is this model vision-capable?" must + // travel WITH the request. Hard error if the model isn't in the + // registry (broken persona configuration, fail loudly here). + const capabilities = await this.resolveModelCapabilities(); + + // IPC shape: { signal, personaContext }. Rust projects (signal, + // ctx) → RespondInput via cognition_io::build_respond_input, + // runs respond(), returns the response. No recipe-name field — + // recipes are JSON data walked by whatever wraps this call + // (today: nothing — chat dispatches directly; future: a small + // walker that interprets recipe pipelines for non-chat hosts). + // + // Field-name convention here is camelCase to match the ts-rs + // generated `Signal` / `PersonaContext` types (Rust serde + // rename_all = "camelCase"). Snake_case in the wire payload + // would be silently rejected by Rust serde — exact field names + // matter, no fallback parser. + const signal = { + kind: { kind: 'chat-message' as const }, + text: originalMessage.content.text ?? '', + media: messageMedia, + originator: { + kind: 'user' as const, + // Snake_case here is intentional: ts-rs doesn't apply + // `rename_all = "camelCase"` to enum variant fields, only + // to the variant tags. So Rust's `User { user_id }` stays + // snake_case on the wire. + user_id: originalMessage.senderId, + }, + timestampMs: Date.now(), messageId: originalMessage.id, - personaName: this.personaName, + }; + // Build the "other personas in this conversation" list for Rust's + // ProperChatMlSingleParty strategy (qwen3.5 etc.). Derived from + // recent_history's distinct sender names MINUS this persona's own + // name MINUS the originalMessage.senderName (the active human). + // + // Why history-derived rather than a room-roster query: the echo-loop + // / name-prefix-leak bug specifically manifests when other-persona + // turns appear IN HISTORY and the model treats them as a + // continuation pattern. If a persona never spoke in this window, + // they don't trigger the bug — so excluding them from the drop + // list is safe. History is also already in-hand; no extra DB + // round-trip per render. + // + // Limitation (TODO followup): a HUMAN whose senderName happens to + // match a persona's name is correctly excluded (we filter against + // originalMessage.senderName), but a human who is NOT the active + // sender on this turn yet appears in history would be mistakenly + // tagged as "other persona" if their name matches one in the + // roster. Mitigation if it bites: roster-aware filter via a + // single Room query at PersonaUser construction time, cached. + const selfName = this.personaName; + const activeHumanName = originalMessage.senderName; + const otherPersonaNames = Array.from( + new Set( + recentHistory + .map(h => h.sender_name) + .filter((name): name is string => + !!name && name !== selfName && name !== activeHumanName, + ), + ), + ); + + const personaContext = { + personaId: this.personaId, + displayName: this.personaName, specialty, - // Per-persona render model — required so each persona renders with - // its OWN configured model, not the shared-analysis base model. - // Source of truth is this persona's ModelConfig (auto-routes trait - // adapters etc. at the Rust side via select_model). model: this.modelConfig.model, - messageText: originalMessage.content.text ?? '', + // Capabilities cross the wire as kebab-case strings (Rust + // `Capability` serde rename) — matches the `Capability` + // ts-rs export. + capabilities: capabilities as unknown as import('../../../../shared/generated/model_registry/Capability').Capability[], systemPrompt, - recentHistory, + recentHistory: recentHistory.map(h => ({ + id: h.id, + senderName: h.sender_name, + text: h.text, + })), knownSpecialties, + otherPersonaNames, + roomId: originalMessage.roomId, isVoice: originalMessage.sourceModality === 'voice', }; - const response = await this._rustBridge.personaRespond(rustRequest); - pipelineTiming['3.2_cognition'] = Date.now() - phase32Start; - if (response.kind === 'silent') { - return this.handleSilent(originalMessage, response, pipelineTiming, generateStartTime); - } - - // Spoke: run tool agent loop on the returned text (model may have - // emitted tool calls inline). Zero-iteration case (no tool calls) is - // a no-op — aiResponse.text stays as Rust's output. - const phase33Start = Date.now(); - const seedResponse: TextGenerationResponse = { - text: response.text, - model: response.model_used, - provider: this.modelConfig.provider, - toolCalls: [], - finishReason: 'stop', - usage: { inputTokens: 0, outputTokens: 0, totalTokens: 0 }, - responseTimeMs: response.inference_ms, - requestId: originalMessage.id, + const rustRequest: PersonaRespondRequest = { + signal, + personaContext, }; - - const messages = this.buildMessagesForToolLoop(systemPrompt, recentHistory, originalMessage); - const request: TextGenerationRequest = { - messages, - model: response.model_used, - temperature: this.modelConfig.temperature ?? 0.7, - maxTokens: this.modelConfig.maxTokens, - provider: this.modelConfig.provider, - intelligenceLevel: this.entity.intelligenceLevel, - personaContext: { - uniqueId: this.personaId, - displayName: this.personaName, - logDir: `${process.env.HOME ?? ''}/.continuum/personas/${this.entity.uniqueId}`, + // Fixture capture for the Rust-persona-rewrite replay test harness + // AND the eventual training corpus that Forge/Academy/Sentinel-AI + // use to LoRA-train models against our actual RAG output shape. + // + // FIFO-pruned at FIXTURE_CAP_PER_DIR — keeps a representative + // recent slice without unbounded compound growth. 200 fixtures + // at ~25KB each = ~5MB ceiling per persona-respond dir, still + // plenty of training-corpus diversity. + // + // No try/catch — disk write failure is a real bug to surface, not + // hide. If permissions/disk are wrong, fix that, don't silently + // lose fixtures. + // Build the fixture path up front; write it twice — once with + // the request before the IPC call (so we capture the input even + // if Rust hangs or crashes mid-call), then rewrite atomically + // with the response paired in. Self-contained fixtures + // (input + observed output + timing) are what makes the live + // session replayable as an integration test — anything less is + // just an input dump that requires re-running real inference + // to know "what was it supposed to do?". + const { writeFileSync, renameSync, mkdirSync, readdirSync, statSync, unlinkSync } = await import('fs'); + const { homedir } = await import('os'); + const { join } = await import('path'); + const fixtureDir = join(homedir(), '.continuum', 'fixtures', 'persona-respond'); + mkdirSync(fixtureDir, { recursive: true }); + const fixtureTs = new Date().toISOString().replace(/[:.]/g, '-'); + const fixtureName = `${this.personaName.replace(/\s+/g, '_')}-${originalMessage.id.slice(0, 8)}-${fixtureTs}.json`; + const fixturePath = join(fixtureDir, fixtureName); + // The whole shebang: every input the persona had visibility into + // for THIS turn, plus the IPC payload built from those inputs, + // plus (after the await) the Rust response. No black boxes — if + // a persona "sees" something or "doesn't see" something, this + // file documents both, so a replay test can prove the behavior + // OR catch the regression that hid it. + // + // Sensitive payload note: media base64 lives in `rust_request`. + // Fixtures are written under ~/.continuum (already gitignored + // and out of the repo), but anything copied for sharing should + // strip base64 first. The `rag_context.conversationHistory` + // mirrors what crossed the IPC; full RAG sources (with + // embeddings, scores, and original document bodies) are NOT + // included here — would balloon fixture size 10x. If RAG + // attribution itself needs replay, capture upstream of PRG. + const fixtureBase = { + schema_version: 3, + captured_at: Date.now(), + session_id: this.getSessionId(), + persona_id: this.personaId, + persona_name: this.personaName, + model_config: this.modelConfig, + // Original message the persona is reacting to — what the + // chat path handed in. Lets a replay reconstruct the trigger + // shape (text + media + sender) without hunting through DB. + original_message: { + id: originalMessage.id, + roomId: originalMessage.roomId, + senderId: originalMessage.senderId, + senderType: originalMessage.senderType, + text: originalMessage.content.text, + mediaCount: originalMessage.content.media?.length ?? 0, + mediaTypes: (originalMessage.content.media ?? []).map((m) => m.type), + sourceModality: originalMessage.sourceModality, + }, + // EXACT RAG context the persona had before building the IPC. + // FULL conversation history (no truncation, no sampling) so + // replay can reconstruct the persona's exact view. Identity + // system prompt full. Metadata copied verbatim. If the + // captured fixture differs from prod behavior, the difference + // is in the test setup or downstream code — never in the + // input itself, because the input is byte-for-byte preserved. + rag_context: { + conversationHistory: (ragContext.conversationHistory ?? []).map((h) => ({ + role: h.role, + name: h.name ?? null, + content: h.content, + })), + identitySystemPrompt: ragContext.identity.systemPrompt ?? null, + metadata: ragContext.metadata ?? {}, }, + resolved_capabilities: capabilities, + rust_request: rustRequest, }; + writeFileSync(fixturePath, JSON.stringify({ + ...fixtureBase, + rust_response: null, // pending — set after the IPC await + ipc_error: null, + ipc_duration_ms: null, + }, null, 2)); - const toolMeta = ragContext.metadata?.toolDefinitions as Record | undefined; - const hasNativeTools = !!(toolMeta?.nativeToolSpecs && (toolMeta.nativeToolSpecs as unknown[]).length > 0); - if (hasNativeTools) { - request.tools = toolMeta!.nativeToolSpecs as NativeToolSpec[]; - request.toolChoice = (toolMeta!.toolChoice as string) || 'auto'; + const ipcStart = Date.now(); + let response: PersonaResponse; + try { + response = await this._rustBridge.personaRespond(rustRequest); + } catch (err) { + // Persist the failure into the fixture too — the replay tests + // need to see "this input made Rust throw" as a first-class + // recorded outcome, not lost as a TS-side log line. + const ipcDurMs = Date.now() - ipcStart; + try { + writeFileSync(fixturePath + '.tmp', JSON.stringify({ + ...fixtureBase, + rust_response: null, + ipc_error: { message: String(err), stack: (err as Error)?.stack ?? null }, + ipc_duration_ms: ipcDurMs, + }, null, 2)); + renameSync(fixturePath + '.tmp', fixturePath); + } catch (writeErr) { + this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaName}: failed to update fixture with IPC error: ${writeErr}`); + } + throw err; } + const ipcDurationMs = Date.now() - ipcStart; + pipelineTiming['3.2_cognition'] = Date.now() - phase32Start; - const sessionId = this.getSessionId(); - if (!sessionId) { - throw new Error(`${this.personaName}: Cannot execute tool loop without sessionId`); + // Rewrite the fixture with the response paired in. Atomic: + // write to .tmp then rename, so a crash mid-write leaves the + // pre-call fixture intact rather than producing a half file + // that breaks parsers. + try { + writeFileSync(fixturePath + '.tmp', JSON.stringify({ + ...fixtureBase, + rust_response: response, + ipc_error: null, + ipc_duration_ms: ipcDurationMs, + }, null, 2)); + renameSync(fixturePath + '.tmp', fixturePath); + } catch (writeErr) { + this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaName}: failed to update fixture with response: ${writeErr}`); } - const agentCtx: AgentLoopContext = { - personaId: this.personaId, - personaName: this.personaName, - provider: this.modelConfig.provider, - roomId: originalMessage.roomId, - sessionId, - context: this.client!.context, - toolExecutor: this.toolExecutor, - // Tool loop needs a validator + prompt assembler for refinement retries. - // Cognition core owns the initial render; the tool loop's own retry - // helpers are injected here so it can build turn-N prompts via TS paths. - // Those modules still exist in the repo (anvil hasn't deleted them yet); - // the tool-loop-Rust-migration PR will move them next. - responseValidator: new PersonaResponseValidator(this.personaName, this.log.bind(this)), - promptAssembler: new PersonaPromptAssembler(this.personaName, this.modelConfig, this.log.bind(this)), - mediaConfig: this.mediaConfig, - log: this.log.bind(this), - modelFamily: getModelFamily(this.modelConfig.provider, this.modelConfig.model), - }; + // FIFO trim — keep recent slice without unbounded growth. + const FIXTURE_CAP_PER_DIR = 200; + const entries = readdirSync(fixtureDir) + .filter((n) => n.endsWith('.json')) + .map((n) => { + const full = join(fixtureDir, n); + return { full, mtime: statSync(full).mtimeMs }; + }); + if (entries.length > FIXTURE_CAP_PER_DIR) { + entries.sort((a, b) => a.mtime - b.mtime); + const toRemove = entries.slice(0, entries.length - FIXTURE_CAP_PER_DIR); + for (const e of toRemove) { + unlinkSync(e.full); + } + } - const agentResult = await runAgentLoop(agentCtx, messages, request, seedResponse); - allStoredResultIds.push(...agentResult.storedToolResultIds); - pipelineTiming['3.3_agent_loop'] = agentResult.durationMs; + if (response.kind === 'silent') { + return this.handleSilent(originalMessage, response, pipelineTiming, generateStartTime); + } - // Post the final text (possibly rewritten by the tool loop) to chat. - const finalText = seedResponse.text.trim(); + // No-fallback: Rust personaRespond is the ONLY inference path for + // a persona reply. The previous TS agent loop, response validator, + // and prompt assembler ran a SECOND inference pass on the Rust + // output, applied a TS-side maxTokens cap, and fell back to TS + // logic that duplicated work the Rust cognition crate already + // owns. Joel's instruction (2026-04-20): "REMOVE THESE FUCKING + // FALLBACKS". Tool calling will be re-added inside Rust as part + // of the cognition migration; until then a persona's spoken text + // is exactly what Rust returned. + const finalText = response.text.trim(); if (!finalText) { - this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaName}: Empty response after tool loop — skipping post`); - return { success: false, error: 'Empty response', storedToolResultIds: allStoredResultIds }; + this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaName}: Rust returned empty text — skipping post`); + return { success: false, error: 'Empty response from Rust', storedToolResultIds: allStoredResultIds }; } const phase35Start = Date.now(); @@ -419,6 +700,19 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { const tps = this.modelInfo?.tokensPerSecond ?? getInferenceSpeed(this.modelConfig.model, this.modelConfig.provider); + // Resolve THIS persona's model capabilities up front so toolCapability + // is derived from the registry truth, not provider-string defaults. A + // vision-only VLM (qwen2-vl-7b) has caps [text-generation, chat, vision, + // streaming] with NO `tool-use` — defaulting to 'xml' makes RAG inject + // sentinel/tool definitions the model has zero training to invoke, and + // it emits literal tool-name fragments as response text. Capability + // declaration travels WITH the request → no silent provider default. + const caps = await this.resolveModelCapabilities(); + const hasToolUse = caps.includes('tool-use'); + const toolCapability = hasToolUse + ? getToolCapability(this.modelConfig.provider, this.modelConfig) + : 'none'; + return ragBuilder.buildContext( originalMessage.roomId, this.personaId, @@ -432,7 +726,7 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { includeMemories: true, voiceSessionId: originalMessage.voiceSessionId, provider: this.modelConfig.provider, - toolCapability: getToolCapability(this.modelConfig.provider, this.modelConfig), + toolCapability, currentMessage: { role: 'user', content: originalMessage.content.text, @@ -528,11 +822,13 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { return { success: true, storedToolResultIds: [] }; } + // eslint-disable-next-line max-lines-per-function -- pre-existing: posting + side-effects bundled here, scheduled for cleanup-sweep PR after #950 private async postResponse( originalMessage: ProcessableMessage, finalText: string, rustResponse: Extract, pipelineTiming: Record, + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars -- caller passes for total-pipeline timing, kept in signature for future telemetry _generateStartTime: number, ): Promise { const responseMessage = new ChatMessageEntity(); @@ -645,7 +941,7 @@ export class PersonaResponseGenerator { const fallbackDomain = this.inferTrainingDomain(originalMessage); const inputText = originalMessage.content.text ?? ''; - (async () => { + (async (): Promise => { let domain = fallbackDomain; let qualityRating: number | undefined; if (bridge) { diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseValidator.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseValidator.ts deleted file mode 100644 index f640a09df..000000000 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaResponseValidator.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,110 +0,0 @@ -/** - * PersonaResponseValidator - Response cleaning and validation gates - * - * Extracted from PersonaResponseGenerator to isolate validation logic. - * Delegates to Rust IPC for actual validation (garbage, loop, truncated tool, semantic loop). - */ - -import type { RustCognitionBridge } from './RustCognitionBridge'; -import type { ConversationMessage } from '@shared/generated/persona'; - -export interface ValidationContext { - responseText: string; - hasToolCalls: boolean; - conversationHistory: ConversationMessage[]; -} - -export interface CleanResult { - text: string; - thinking?: string; - wasCleaned: boolean; -} - -export interface ValidationResult { - passed: boolean; - gate?: string; - confidence: number; - reason: string; - /** Raw Rust validation result for detailed gate inspection */ - raw: Record; -} - -export class PersonaResponseValidator { - private _rustBridge: RustCognitionBridge | null = null; - private personaName: string; - private log: (message: string, ...args: unknown[]) => void; - - constructor(personaName: string, log: (message: string, ...args: unknown[]) => void) { - this.personaName = personaName; - this.log = log; - } - - setRustBridge(bridge: RustCognitionBridge): void { - this._rustBridge = bridge; - } - - private get rustBridge(): RustCognitionBridge { - if (!this._rustBridge) throw new Error('Rust bridge not initialized — cannot validate response'); - return this._rustBridge; - } - - /** - * Clean AI response via Rust IPC — strips name prefixes, extracts thinking tags. - * Returns cleaned text and any extracted thinking content. - */ - async cleanResponse(rawText: string): Promise { - const cleaned = await this.rustBridge.cleanResponse(rawText); - - if (cleaned.was_cleaned && cleaned.text.length === 0) { - this.log(`⚠️ ${this.personaName}: [VALIDATE] Response empty after cleaning — suppressing`); - return { text: '', thinking: cleaned.thinking, wasCleaned: true }; - } - - return { - text: cleaned.was_cleaned ? cleaned.text : rawText, - thinking: cleaned.thinking, - wasCleaned: cleaned.was_cleaned, - }; - } - - /** - * Run combined validation gates (1 Rust IPC call). - * Gates: garbage detection, response loop, truncated tool call, semantic loop. - */ - async validate(ctx: ValidationContext): Promise { - const validation = await this.rustBridge.validateResponse( - ctx.responseText, - ctx.hasToolCalls, - ctx.conversationHistory, - ); - - if (!validation.passed) { - const gate = validation.gate_failed ?? 'unknown'; - this.log(`🚫 ${this.personaName}: [VALIDATE] Gate FAILED: ${gate} (${validation.total_time_us}us)`); - - const confidence = gate === 'garbage' ? validation.garbage_result.score - : gate === 'response_loop' ? 0.9 - : gate === 'truncated_tool_call' ? 0.95 - : gate === 'semantic_loop' ? validation.semantic_result.similarity - : 0.8; - - const reason = gate === 'garbage' ? `Garbage output: ${validation.garbage_result.reason} - ${validation.garbage_result.details}` - : gate === 'response_loop' ? `Response loop detected - ${validation.loop_duplicate_count} duplicates` - : gate === 'truncated_tool_call' ? 'Truncated tool call detected - response cut off mid-tool-call' - : gate === 'semantic_loop' ? validation.semantic_result.reason - : `Validation failed: ${gate}`; - - return { passed: false, gate, confidence, reason, raw: validation }; - } - - return { passed: true, confidence: 1.0, reason: 'All gates passed', raw: validation }; - } - - /** - * Determine if a garbage gate failure means the response should be treated as an error - * (vs a redundant/silent response for loop-type gates). - */ - isHardFailure(gate: string): boolean { - return gate === 'garbage'; - } -} diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaTaskExecutor.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaTaskExecutor.ts index bf57cce0d..90e6611b8 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaTaskExecutor.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/modules/PersonaTaskExecutor.ts @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ export class PersonaTaskExecutor { private readonly displayName: string, private readonly memory: PersonaMemory, private readonly personaState: PersonaStateManager, - private readonly provider: string = 'candle', + private readonly provider: string = 'local', logger: (message: string) => void ) { this.log = logger; @@ -606,6 +606,9 @@ export class PersonaTaskExecutor { // - Supports any HuggingFace model // - Enables multi-adapter composition (genome vision) // - Works cross-platform (MPS/CUDA/CPU) + // 'candle' included: candle stays the TRAINING adapter (removed only + // from chat inference routing). Keeping it here so training callers + // that declare provider='candle' still map to peft. const localProviders = ['candle', 'local', 'peft']; const effectiveProvider = localProviders.includes(this.provider.toLowerCase()) ? 'peft' : this.provider; const adapter = getFineTuningAdapter(effectiveProvider); diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/QueueItemTypes.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/QueueItemTypes.ts index d8ea0c360..6c6d55a31 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/QueueItemTypes.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/modules/QueueItemTypes.ts @@ -54,6 +54,24 @@ export interface InboxMessage extends BaseQueueItem { // Voice modality tracking for response routing sourceModality?: 'text' | 'voice'; // Where input came from (default: 'text') voiceSessionId?: UUID; // Voice call context if applicable + + /** + * Media (images, audio) attached to the message. Flows through to + * the persona response path so natively-multimodal models (Qwen3.5 / + * Claude / GPT-4o) can see / hear the source bytes directly. + * Each item: `{ type: "image" | "audio", base64?, mimeType?, url? }`. + * Empty / undefined when the message is text-only (the common case). + */ + media?: ReadonlyArray<{ + type: string; + base64?: string; + mimeType?: string; + url?: string; + /** sha256:hex content hash → file on disk via MediaBlobService.getPath */ + blobHash?: string; + /** Pre-computed text from VisionDescriptionService cache (sidecar JSON) */ + description?: string; + }>; } /** @@ -138,7 +156,43 @@ export interface ProcessableMessage { senderId: UUID; senderName: string; senderType: 'human' | 'persona' | 'agent' | 'system'; - content: { text: string }; + content: { + text: string; + /** + * Native multimodal payload — images, audio attached to this message. + * The persona response generator forwards these to Rust as + * `messageMedia`; if the persona's resolved model has the matching + * native capability (`Vision` / `AudioInput`) the model receives the + * raw bytes via `ContentPart::Image` / `Audio` instead of a text + * description. Empty / undefined for text-only messages. + */ + media?: ReadonlyArray<{ + type: string; + base64?: string; + mimeType?: string; + url?: string; + /** + * Content-addressed blob hash (sha256:hex). Set when the chat-send + * path externalized the bytes to disk via MediaBlobService. The + * persona response path resolves this back to bytes via + * MediaBlobService.getPath(hash) when assembling the request. + * Per Joel's 2026-04-21 directive: base64 must NEVER persist in + * the chat_messages DB column — entities carry blobHash + url + * refs only, bytes live on disk. + */ + blobHash?: string; + /** + * Pre-computed text description from VisionDescriptionService + * (cached at chat-send time via prewarmVisionDescriptions). + * Forwarded to Rust as MediaItemLite.description so text-only + * personas downstream get a real description instead of + * hallucinating from prompt context. Content-addressed cache + * means one vision-inference per unique image regardless of + * how many personas request it ("ONCE per data" per Joel). + */ + description?: string; + }>; + }; timestamp: number; // Modality — REQUIRED, never undefined @@ -164,7 +218,10 @@ export function inboxMessageToProcessable(item: InboxMessage): ProcessableMessag senderId: item.senderId, senderName: item.senderName, senderType: item.senderType, - content: { text: item.content }, + // Forward media untouched — when the inbox source has populated it + // (image/audio attachment from a chat message), the response path + // routes it natively to multimodal-capable models. + content: { text: item.content, media: item.media }, timestamp: item.timestamp, sourceModality: item.sourceModality ?? 'text', voiceSessionId: item.voiceSessionId, @@ -203,7 +260,30 @@ export function fromRustServiceItem(json: Record): QueueItem | const itemType = json.type as string; if (itemType === 'voice' || itemType === 'chat') { - // Map Rust voice/chat → TS InboxMessage + // Map Rust voice/chat → TS InboxMessage. + // `media` round-trips as a camelCase array (see Rust MediaItemRequest + // serde rename). Rust deliberately omits `base64` from the IPC payload — + // PRG re-reads bytes from disk via MediaBlobService.getPath(blobHash) on + // its own side. Carrying base64 through the inbox would balloon the IPC + // payload for no win. + type RawMedia = { + type?: string; + mimeType?: string; + blobHash?: string; + url?: string; + description?: string; + }; + const rawMedia = (json.media as RawMedia[] | undefined) ?? []; + const media = rawMedia.length > 0 + ? rawMedia.map((m) => ({ + type: m.type ?? 'image', + mimeType: m.mimeType, + blobHash: m.blobHash, + url: m.url, + description: m.description, + })) + : undefined; + const msg: InboxMessage = { id: json.id as UUID, type: 'message', @@ -219,6 +299,7 @@ export function fromRustServiceItem(json: Record): QueueItem | enqueuedAt: json.timestamp as number, sourceModality: itemType === 'voice' ? 'voice' : 'text', voiceSessionId: json.voiceSessionId as UUID | undefined, + media, }; return msg; } @@ -330,6 +411,19 @@ export function taskEntityToInboxTask(task: { */ export function toChannelEnqueueRequest(item: QueueItem): ChannelEnqueueRequest { if (isInboxMessage(item)) { + // Map TS media items → Rust MediaItemRequest shape (camelCase JSON). + // Strip `base64` here: bytes are already on disk via MediaBlobService + // (chat-send externalizes synchronously before data/create), so the IPC + // hop carries blobHash + mimeType + description only. PRG re-reads bytes + // from disk on the response side. + const media = (item.media ?? []).map((m) => ({ + type: m.type, + mimeType: m.mimeType, + blobHash: m.blobHash, + url: m.url, + description: m.description, + })); + // Voice messages if (item.sourceModality === 'voice' && item.voiceSessionId) { return { @@ -343,6 +437,7 @@ export function toChannelEnqueueRequest(item: QueueItem): ChannelEnqueueRequest voice_session_id: item.voiceSessionId, timestamp: item.timestamp, priority: item.priority, + media, }; } @@ -358,6 +453,7 @@ export function toChannelEnqueueRequest(item: QueueItem): ChannelEnqueueRequest mentions: item.mentions ?? false, timestamp: item.timestamp, priority: item.priority, + media, }; } diff --git a/src/system/user/server/modules/RustCognitionBridge.ts b/src/system/user/server/modules/RustCognitionBridge.ts index 2797ba77c..4c000df38 100644 --- a/src/system/user/server/modules/RustCognitionBridge.ts +++ b/src/system/user/server/modules/RustCognitionBridge.ts @@ -858,6 +858,27 @@ export class RustCognitionBridge { * The TS shim posts the text on Spoke — Rust never touches DataDaemon. * THROWS on failure (no silent degradation). */ + /** + * Resolve the canonical capability vocabulary for a model from the + * Rust registry (`models.toml`). Returns kebab-case strings like + * `["text-generation", "chat", "vision", "streaming"]` matching the + * serde rename on `model_registry::Capability`. + * + * Why this method exists: callers must declare a model's capabilities + * WITH every `personaRespond` call so Rust never does a global + * registry lookup mid-inference. This wrapper keeps the IPC client + * private while exposing the one operation `PersonaResponseGenerator` + * needs at construction. + * + * THROWS if the model id isn't in the registry — that's a broken + * persona configuration, not a missing-default case. + */ + async getModelCapabilities(modelId: string): Promise { + this.assertReady('getModelCapabilities'); + const result = await this.client.modelsCapabilities(modelId); + return result.capabilities; + } + async personaRespond(req: PersonaRespondRequest): Promise { this.assertReady('personaRespond'); const start = performance.now(); diff --git a/src/system/vision/VisionDescriptionService.ts b/src/system/vision/VisionDescriptionService.ts index f8b2f5371..3869df605 100644 --- a/src/system/vision/VisionDescriptionService.ts +++ b/src/system/vision/VisionDescriptionService.ts @@ -96,20 +96,49 @@ export class VisionDescriptionService { ): Promise { const key = this._cache.contentKey(base64Data); - // L1 cache hit — instant return + // L1 cache hit — instant return (per-process, lost on restart) const cached = this._cache.get(key); if (cached) { console.log(`[VisionDescription] Cache hit (key=${key.slice(0, 8)}), skipping inference`); return cached; } - // L1.5 cache (Rust HashMap) — survives TS restarts, sub-ms IPC + // L1.5 cache (Rust HashMap) — sub-ms IPC, lost on Rust restart const rustCached = await this._cache.getFromRust(key); if (rustCached) { console.log(`[VisionDescription] Rust L1.5 hit (key=${key.slice(0, 8)}), skipping inference`); return rustCached; } + // L2 sidecar JSON on disk — survives every restart. Joel's + // 2026-04-21 directive: "we run yolo or whatever ONCE per data + // and keep track of it". Content-addressed sidecar means every + // unique image gets exactly one vision-inference per machine + // forever, regardless of how many TS/Rust process bounces happen. + // Cheap (single file stat + JSON.parse) so safe to check on the + // hot path. + const blobHash = `sha256:${key}`; // contentKey is already hex sha256 of binary + try { + const { MediaBlobService } = await import('../storage/MediaBlobService'); + const sidecar = await MediaBlobService.readSidecar(blobHash); + if (sidecar?.description) { + const fromDisk: VisionDescription = { + description: sidecar.description, + modelId: sidecar.generatedBy ?? 'sidecar', + provider: 'sidecar', + timestamp: new Date(sidecar.generatedAtMs ?? Date.now()).toISOString(), + responseTimeMs: 0, + }; + // Promote to L1 + L1.5 so subsequent calls in this process + // don't even hit the disk. + this._cache.put(key, fromDisk); + console.log(`[VisionDescription] Sidecar L2 hit (key=${key.slice(0, 8)}), skipping inference`); + return fromDisk; + } + } catch { + // Sidecar lookup is best-effort. Fall through to inference. + } + // In-flight deduplication — coalesce with existing request const inflight = this._cache.getInflight(key); if (inflight) { @@ -125,6 +154,20 @@ export class VisionDescriptionService { const result = await promise; if (result) { this._cache.put(key, result); + // Persist to L2 sidecar so the next process restart finds it + // without re-running inference. Fire-and-forget — sidecar write + // failure shouldn't fail the request, but log for diagnostics. + try { + const { MediaBlobService } = await import('../storage/MediaBlobService'); + await MediaBlobService.writeSidecar(blobHash, { + description: result.description, + mimeType, + generatedBy: result.modelId, + generatedAtMs: Date.now(), + }); + } catch (err) { + console.warn(`[VisionDescription] sidecar write failed for ${blobHash.slice(0, 16)}:`, err); + } } return result; } finally { diff --git a/src/tsconfig.json b/src/tsconfig.json index a218a8860..4bf08647a 100644 --- a/src/tsconfig.json +++ b/src/tsconfig.json @@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ "index.ts", "browser-index.ts", "server-index.ts", + "api/**/*.ts", "browser/**/*.ts", "server/**/*.ts", "shared/**/*.ts", @@ -60,8 +61,9 @@ "exclude": [ "node_modules", "dist", + "workers/vendor/**/*", "examples/test-bench/**/*", - "examples/widget-ui/**/*", + "examples/widget-ui/**/*", "examples/auto-discovery-demo.ts", "tests/**/*", "mcp/**/*", diff --git a/src/widgets/COMPLETE-WIDGET-DEVELOPMENT-GUIDE.md b/src/widgets/COMPLETE-WIDGET-DEVELOPMENT-GUIDE.md index c264f7181..961338608 100644 --- a/src/widgets/COMPLETE-WIDGET-DEVELOPMENT-GUIDE.md +++ b/src/widgets/COMPLETE-WIDGET-DEVELOPMENT-GUIDE.md @@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ console.log('🎨 Theme color changed to coral red'); ### **Daily Development Process** ```bash # 1. Start system (always first) -cd /Volumes/FlashGordon/cambrian/continuum/src +cd /Volumes//cambrian/continuum/src JTAG_WORKING_DIR="examples/widget-ui" npm start # 2. Make widget changes diff --git a/src/widgets/buttons/public/buttons.styles.ts b/src/widgets/buttons/public/buttons.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index ac54bea0e..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/buttons/public/buttons.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: buttons.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -.cyber-btn{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.1), rgba(0, 150, 200, 0.1));border:1px solid var(--border-accent, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.3));color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff);padding:12px 24px;border-radius:6px;font-weight:600;font-size:.9rem;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;font-family:inherit;position:relative;overflow:hidden}.cyber-btn::before{content:"";position:absolute;top:0;left:-100%;width:100%;height:100%;background:linear-gradient(90deg, transparent, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1), transparent);transition:left .5s ease}.cyber-btn:hover{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2), rgba(0, 150, 200, 0.2));border-color:rgba(0,212,255,.6);transform:translateY(-2px);box-shadow:0 8px 25px rgba(0,0,0,.3),0 0 20px rgba(0,212,255,.2)}.cyber-btn:hover::before{left:100%}.cyber-btn:active{transform:translateY(0)}.cyber-btn.primary{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2), rgba(0, 180, 220, 0.2));border-color:rgba(0,212,255,.6)}.cyber-btn.secondary{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(255, 0, 150, 0.1), rgba(200, 0, 120, 0.1));border-color:rgba(255,0,150,.4);color:#ff0096}.cyber-btn.secondary:hover{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(255, 0, 150, 0.2), rgba(200, 0, 120, 0.2));border-color:rgba(255,0,150,.6);box-shadow:0 8px 25px rgba(0,0,0,.3),0 0 20px rgba(255,0,150,.2)}.widget-controls{display:flex;gap:12px;margin-bottom:20px;flex-wrap:wrap} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/adapters/ImageMessageAdapter.ts b/src/widgets/chat/adapters/ImageMessageAdapter.ts index 2b967fe09..967c3f1fe 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/adapters/ImageMessageAdapter.ts +++ b/src/widgets/chat/adapters/ImageMessageAdapter.ts @@ -159,7 +159,6 @@ export class ImageMessageAdapter extends AbstractMessageAdapter renderContent(data: TextContentData, _currentUserId: string): string { try { + // Extract blocks BEFORE HTML escaping. Replace each with a + // unique placeholder token so escaping + markdown don't touch them, + // then restore them as styled inline indicators after parsing. This + // is how Claude Code and similar surfaces render tool calls — small + // visual chip showing tool name + (optional) parameters, never raw + // XML markup leaking as visible text. + // + // Why pre-extract instead of post-replace: marked.parse + the HTML + // escape step would mangle the angle brackets and break the regex. + // Placeholder pass-through is the only way to keep the markup intact + // for restoration without re-parsing the model output multiple times. + const { processed: textWithPlaceholders, restorations } = + this.extractToolUseBlocks(data.text); + // Pre-process: Escape HTML tags that aren't in code blocks (backticks or fences) - const processedText = this.escapeHtmlInPlainText(data.text); + const processedText = this.escapeHtmlInPlainText(textWithPlaceholders); // Parse markdown to HTML let htmlContent = marked.parse(processedText) as string; @@ -66,6 +80,11 @@ export class TextMessageAdapter extends AbstractMessageAdapter // Make file paths clickable htmlContent = this.linkifyFilePaths(htmlContent); + // Restore tool-use placeholders as styled indicators. Done LAST so + // none of the upstream transforms try to re-process the inserted + // HTML (which could escape the chip markup back into visible text). + htmlContent = this.restoreToolUseBlocks(htmlContent, restorations); + return `
${htmlContent} @@ -78,6 +97,69 @@ export class TextMessageAdapter extends AbstractMessageAdapter } } + /** + * Pull ... blocks out of the model's response text + * and replace each with a unique placeholder token. Returns the text + * with placeholders + a map from placeholder → ready-to-inject HTML. + * + * Why this matters: the model sometimes wraps replies in tool-use + * markup (especially when discouraged-but-not-blocked from calling + * collaboration/chat/send for the current room). Without this step + * the raw XML would reach the user as visible text — broken UX. + */ + private extractToolUseBlocks(text: string): { + processed: string; + restorations: Map; + } { + const restorations = new Map(); + let counter = 0; + const processed = text.replace( + /([\s\S]*?)<\/tool_use>/g, + (_match, content: string) => { + const toolName = + /([\s\S]*?)<\/tool_name>/.exec(content)?.[1]?.trim() ?? 'unknown'; + const placeholder = ` TOOL_USE_PLACEHOLDER_${counter} `; + const paramsBlock = + /([\s\S]*?)<\/parameters>/.exec(content)?.[1]?.trim() ?? ''; + const escapedName = this.escapeHtml(toolName); + // Pretty-print params if JSON; else raw. Tool calls arrive as + // either JSON or nested XML — render whatever's there indented. + let prettyParams = paramsBlock; + if (paramsBlock.startsWith('{') || paramsBlock.startsWith('[')) { + try { + prettyParams = JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(paramsBlock), null, 2); + } catch { + // Not valid JSON — fall through and show raw text + } + } + const escapedParams = this.escapeHtml(prettyParams); + // Native
/ = browser-handled click toggle, + // zero JS. Same UX shape as makeErrorsCollapsible() uses for + // long error blocks. + restorations.set( + placeholder, + `
` + + `⏺ ${escapedName}` + + (paramsBlock + ? `
${escapedParams}
` + : '') + + `
`, + ); + counter++; + return placeholder; + }, + ); + return { processed, restorations }; + } + + private restoreToolUseBlocks(html: string, restorations: Map): string { + let out = html; + for (const [placeholder, replacement] of restorations) { + out = out.split(placeholder).join(replacement); + } + return out; + } + async handleContentLoading(_element: HTMLElement): Promise { // Text content loads instantly, no async work needed return Promise.resolve(); @@ -99,6 +181,61 @@ export class TextMessageAdapter extends AbstractMessageAdapter overflow-wrap: break-word; } + /* Tool-call collapsible indicators — model output of ... + renders as a clickable chip (⏺ tool/name); click to expand the + parameters block, click again to collapse. Native
/ + = browser-handled toggle, no JS. Same shape as makeErrorsCollapsible + uses for long error blocks. */ + .chat-tool-call { + display: inline-block; + margin: 2px 0; + } + .chat-tool-call > .chat-tool-call-summary { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 4px; + padding: 1px 6px; + border-radius: 4px; + background: rgba(120, 120, 120, 0.12); + border: 1px solid rgba(120, 120, 120, 0.25); + font-size: 0.85em; + color: inherit; + opacity: 0.85; + cursor: pointer; + list-style: none; + user-select: none; + } + .chat-tool-call > .chat-tool-call-summary::-webkit-details-marker { + display: none; + } + .chat-tool-call[open] > .chat-tool-call-summary { + opacity: 1; + background: rgba(120, 120, 120, 0.20); + } + .chat-tool-call > .chat-tool-call-body { + margin: 4px 0 4px 8px; + padding: 8px 10px; + border-radius: 4px; + background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.18); + border: 1px solid rgba(120, 120, 120, 0.20); + font-size: 0.85em; + font-family: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, monospace; + white-space: pre-wrap; + overflow-x: auto; + } + .chat-tool-call > .chat-tool-call-body code { + background: none; + padding: 0; + font-size: 1em; + color: inherit; + } + .chat-tool-call code { + background: none; + padding: 0; + font-size: 1em; + color: inherit; + } + /* Markdown Body Styles */ .markdown-body { font-size: 14px; diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/ChatWidget.ts b/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/ChatWidget.ts index 0ef83918b..58c591d46 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/ChatWidget.ts +++ b/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/ChatWidget.ts @@ -981,6 +981,7 @@ export class ChatWidget extends EntityScrollerWidget { // Custom footer with message input protected renderFooter(): string { return ` +
@@ -988,6 +989,53 @@ export class ChatWidget extends EntityScrollerWidget { `; } + /** + * Render thumbnail chips for pendingAttachments above the textarea. + * Image attachments get a thumbnail; non-image attachments get a filename chip. + * Each chip carries an X button to remove that specific attachment. + */ + private renderAttachmentPreview(): void { + const previewEl = this.shadowRoot?.getElementById('attachmentPreview') as HTMLElement | null; + if (!previewEl) return; + + if (this.pendingAttachments.length === 0) { + previewEl.innerHTML = ''; + previewEl.style.display = 'none'; + return; + } + + previewEl.style.display = ''; + previewEl.innerHTML = this.pendingAttachments.map((att, idx) => { + const isImage = att.type === 'image' && att.base64 && att.mimeType; + const thumb = isImage + ? `${att.filename ?? ''}` + : `📎`; + const label = att.filename ?? att.type; + return `
+ ${thumb} + ${label} + +
`; + }).join(''); + + // Wire up the remove buttons (delegated would be nicer but the existing + // MessageEventDelegator is scoped to messages, not the input area). + previewEl.querySelectorAll('.attachment-chip-remove').forEach((btn) => { + btn.addEventListener('click', (e) => { + const idx = parseInt((e.currentTarget as HTMLElement).dataset.index ?? '-1', 10); + if (idx >= 0 && idx < this.pendingAttachments.length) { + this.pendingAttachments.splice(idx, 1); + this.renderAttachmentPreview(); + if (this.messageInput) { + this.messageInput.placeholder = this.pendingAttachments.length > 0 + ? `Type a message... (${this.pendingAttachments.length} file${this.pendingAttachments.length > 1 ? 's' : ''} attached)` + : 'Type a message... (or drag & drop files)'; + } + } + }, { once: true }); + }); + } + // Override to setup message composer after EntityScroller initialization protected override async renderWidget(): Promise { await super.renderWidget(); @@ -1975,6 +2023,7 @@ export class ChatWidget extends EntityScrollerWidget { const savedAttachments = this.pendingAttachments.length > 0 ? [...this.pendingAttachments] : undefined; this.pendingAttachments = []; this.messageInput.placeholder = 'Type a message... (or drag & drop files)'; + this.renderAttachmentPreview(); // Hide the chip row now that attachments are sent // Reset textarea height to single row this.autoGrowTextarea(); @@ -2112,6 +2161,10 @@ export class ChatWidget extends EntityScrollerWidget { // Focus input so user can press Enter to send attachments this.messageInput.focus(); } + + // Show thumbnail chips above the textarea so the user can confirm what + // they're about to send and remove individual attachments before posting. + this.renderAttachmentPreview(); } } diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.css b/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.css index 25b25e491..d3a14379a 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.css +++ b/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.css @@ -297,6 +297,77 @@ min-width: 0; } +.attachment-preview { + display: none; /* Toggled to flex when populated */ + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: var(--spacing-xs, 6px); + padding: var(--spacing-sm, 8px) var(--spacing-lg, 16px) 0 var(--spacing-lg, 16px); + background: var(--surface-secondary, rgba(10, 15, 20, 0.8)); + flex-shrink: 0; + box-sizing: border-box; + width: 100%; +} + +.attachment-preview:not(:empty) { + display: flex; +} + +.attachment-chip { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + gap: var(--spacing-xs, 6px); + padding: 4px 6px 4px 4px; + background: var(--surface-input, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08)); + border: 1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15)); + border-radius: var(--radius-sm, 6px); + max-width: 200px; + font-size: 0.75rem; + color: var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9)); +} + +.attachment-chip-thumb { + width: 28px; + height: 28px; + object-fit: cover; + border-radius: 4px; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.attachment-chip-icon { + width: 28px; + height: 28px; + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + justify-content: center; + font-size: 1rem; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.attachment-chip-name { + white-space: nowrap; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; + flex: 1; + min-width: 0; +} + +.attachment-chip-remove { + background: transparent; + border: none; + color: var(--text-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6)); + font-size: 1rem; + line-height: 1; + padding: 2px 4px; + cursor: pointer; + border-radius: 3px; + flex-shrink: 0; +} + +.attachment-chip-remove:hover { + background: var(--surface-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.12)); + color: var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95)); +} + .message-input { flex: 1; min-width: 0; /* Allow shrinking in flex context */ diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index a874db7b1..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/chat-widget/chat-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: chat-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;position:relative;height:100%;min-height:0;width:100%;min-width:0;overflow:hidden;box-sizing:border-box;font-family:var(--font-primary);--chat-spacing-tight: 2px}.chat-header{padding:var(--spacing-lg, 16px);background:var(--surface-secondary, rgba(10, 15, 20, 0.9));border-bottom:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));font-weight:600;color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95));font-size:1rem;border-radius:var(--radius-md, 8px) var(--radius-md, 8px) 0 0;display:flex;align-items:center;gap:var(--spacing-sm, 8px)}.entity-list-header{padding:var(--spacing-sm) var(--spacing-md);background:var(--widget-header-background, var(--surface-secondary, rgba(10, 15, 20, 0.9)));border-bottom:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:var(--spacing-xs, 4px);font-weight:600;color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95));font-size:1rem}.header-top{display:flex;justify-content:space-between;align-items:center;gap:12px;width:100%}.header-title{flex:1;min-width:0;color:var(--content-primary, var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95)));font-weight:600;font-size:.85em;text-transform:capitalize}.list-count{flex-shrink:0;background:var(--badge-background, var(--accent-color, #00d4ff));color:var(--badge-text, var(--bg-primary, #000));padding:var(--spacing-xs, 4px) var(--spacing-sm, 8px);border-radius:var(--radius-md, 8px);font-size:var(--font-xs, 0.75rem);font-weight:500}.header-members{width:100%;margin-top:var(--spacing-xs, 4px)}.members-list{display:flex;flex-wrap:wrap;gap:var(--spacing-xs, 6px);align-items:center}.member-chip{display:inline-flex;align-items:center;gap:var(--spacing-xxs, 4px);padding:var(--spacing-xxs, 3px) var(--spacing-xs, 6px);background:var(--surface-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08));border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 12px);font-size:var(--font-xs, 0.6875rem);font-weight:500;color:var(--text-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.8));cursor:default;transition:all .2s ease}.member-chip:hover{background:var(--surface-tertiary-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.12));border-color:var(--border-subtle-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25))}.member-chip.clickable-status{cursor:pointer}.member-chip.clickable-status:hover{background:var(--accent-primary-hover, rgba(100, 200, 255, 0.15));border-color:var(--accent-primary, rgba(100, 200, 255, 0.4))}.member-chip.clickable-error{cursor:pointer;border-color:var(--color-error, rgba(255, 100, 100, 0.4));background:rgba(255,100,100,.1)}.member-chip.clickable-error:hover{background:rgba(255,100,100,.2);border-color:var(--color-error, rgba(255, 100, 100, 0.6))}.member-name{white-space:nowrap}.no-members{font-size:var(--font-xs, 0.6875rem);color:var(--text-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5));font-style:italic}.error-toggle{flex-shrink:0;min-width:80px;display:inline-flex;align-items:center;gap:var(--spacing-xxs, 4px);padding:6px 12px;background:var(--surface-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08));border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 12px);font-size:13px;font-weight:500;color:var(--text-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.8));cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;white-space:nowrap}.error-toggle:hover{background:var(--surface-tertiary-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.12));border-color:var(--border-subtle-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25));color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95))}.error-toggle.pressed{background:var(--surface-tertiary-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));border:2px solid rgba(255,80,80,.8);box-shadow:inset 0 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,.2);color:var(--text-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6))}.error-toggle.pressed:hover{background:var(--surface-tertiary-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.18));border:2px solid #ff5050;color:var(--text-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.8))}.call-btn{flex-shrink:0;display:inline-flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;width:32px;height:32px;padding:0;background:var(--surface-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08));border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));border-radius:50%;font-size:16px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease}.call-btn:hover{background:rgba(0,200,100,0.2);border-color:rgba(0,200,100,0.5);transform:scale(1.1)}.call-btn:active{transform:scale(0.95)}.entity-list-container{display:flex;flex-direction:column;position:absolute;top:0;left:0;right:0;bottom:0;overflow:hidden}.entity-list-body{flex:1;min-height:0;overflow-y:auto;overflow-x:hidden;display:flex;flex-direction:column;scrollbar-width:thin;scrollbar-color:var(--scrollbar-thumb-background, transparent) var(--scrollbar-track-background, transparent)}.entity-list-body:hover{scrollbar-color:var(--scrollbar-thumb-background-hover, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.3)) var(--scrollbar-track-background, transparent)}.entity-list-body::-webkit-scrollbar{width:var(--scrollbar-width, 8px)}.entity-list-body::-webkit-scrollbar-track{background:var(--scrollbar-track-background, transparent)}.entity-list-body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb{background:var(--scrollbar-thumb-background, transparent);border-radius:var(--scrollbar-thumb-border-radius, 4px)}.entity-list-body:hover::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb{background:var(--scrollbar-thumb-background-hover, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.3))}.entity-list-body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover{background:var(--scrollbar-thumb-background-active, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.5))}.messages-container{flex:1;overflow-y:auto;overflow-x:hidden;padding:var(--spacing-md) var(--spacing-lg);display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:var(--chat-spacing-tight);user-select:text}.message{padding:var(--spacing-sm, 8px) var(--spacing-md, 12px);border-radius:var(--radius-md, 8px);max-width:80%;word-wrap:break-word;box-shadow:var(--shadow-sm, 0 2px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2))}.message.current-user{align-self:flex-end;background:var(--accent-color, #00d4ff);color:var(--bg-primary, #000);font-weight:500}.message.other-user{align-self:flex-start;background:var(--surface-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1));color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9));border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1))}.message-row{display:flex;width:100%;padding:var(--spacing-xs) var(--spacing-sm);border-radius:var(--radius-sm);transition:background-color .1s ease}.message-row:hover{background:var(--message-assistant-background)}.message-row.right{justify-content:flex-end}.message-row.left{justify-content:flex-start}.message-row.posting{opacity:.7;transition:opacity .2s ease}.message-bubble{max-width:75%;padding:var(--spacing-sm) var(--spacing-md);border-radius:var(--radius-md);word-wrap:break-word}.message-bubble.current-user{background:var(--message-user-background);border-left:3px solid var(--message-user-border);color:var(--message-user-text)}.message-bubble.other-user{background:var(--message-assistant-background);border-left:3px solid var(--message-assistant-border);color:var(--message-assistant-text)}.message-header{display:flex;align-items:baseline;gap:var(--spacing-sm);margin-bottom:var(--spacing-xs);font-size:.8125rem}.sender-name{font-weight:600;color:var(--content-primary);flex-shrink:0}.message-time{font-size:.6875rem;color:var(--content-secondary);font-weight:normal}.message-content{line-height:1.5;font-size:.875rem}.text-content{margin:0;padding:0;white-space:pre-wrap;word-wrap:break-word}.text-content code{background:var(--input-background);border:1px solid var(--border-subtle);border-radius:var(--radius-sm);padding:.125rem .25rem;font-family:var(--font-mono);font-size:.8125rem;color:var(--content-accent)}.text-content pre{background:var(--widget-content-background);border:1px solid var(--border-subtle);border-radius:var(--radius-md);padding:var(--spacing-sm) var(--spacing-md);margin:var(--spacing-xs) 0;overflow-x:auto;font-family:var(--font-mono);font-size:.8125rem;line-height:1.4}.text-content pre code{background:rgba(0,0,0,0);border:none;padding:0;color:var(--content-primary)}.message-status{text-align:right;font-size:.625rem;margin-top:var(--spacing-xs, 2px);opacity:.5}.reactions{margin-top:var(--spacing-xs, 4px);display:flex;gap:var(--spacing-xs, 4px)}.reaction{background:var(--surface-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1));border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 4px);padding:.125rem .375rem;font-size:.75rem;cursor:pointer}.input-container{padding:var(--spacing-lg, 16px);border-top:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1));display:flex;gap:var(--spacing-sm, 8px);background:var(--surface-secondary, rgba(10, 15, 20, 0.8));border-radius:0 0 var(--radius-md, 8px) var(--radius-md, 8px);flex-shrink:0;box-sizing:border-box;width:100%;min-width:0}.message-input{flex:1;min-width:0;padding:var(--spacing-sm, 8px) var(--spacing-md, 12px);background:var(--surface-input, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1));border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2));border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 6px);color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9));font-size:.875rem;font-family:var(--font-primary, inherit);box-sizing:border-box}.message-input::placeholder{color:var(--text-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5))}.message-input:focus{outline:none;border-color:var(--accent-color, #00d4ff);box-shadow:0 0 0 2px var(--accent-color-alpha, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2));background:var(--surface-input-focus, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15))}.send-button{padding:var(--spacing-sm, 8px) var(--spacing-lg, 16px);background:var(--accent-color, #00d4ff);border:none;border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 6px);color:var(--bg-primary, #000);cursor:pointer;font-weight:600;font-size:.875rem;transition:all .2s 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.ai-status-container{padding:var(--spacing-xxs, 2px) var(--spacing-xs, 4px)}.entity-list-container.compact .ai-status-chip{padding:2px 6px;font-size:.65rem}.entity-list-container.compact .errors-toggle{display:none} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/BaseMessageRowWidget.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/BaseMessageRowWidget.ts deleted file mode 100644 index db7819901..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/BaseMessageRowWidget.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,365 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Base Message Row Widget - Modular Chat Message Rendering - * - * Provides common message row functionality (positioning, timestamps, reactions) - * while allowing specialized content rendering based on message type. - * - * Architecture: Content Type → Widget Plugin Mapping - * Each ChatContentType gets its own specialized renderer that extends this base. - */ - -import { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../system/data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import { ChatMessageEntityHelpers } from './ChatModuleTypes'; -import type { ChatMessagePayload, ChatContentType } from './ChatMessagePayload'; - -// Verbose logging helper for browser -const verbose = () => typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.JTAG_VERBOSE === true; - -/** - * Message Renderer Interface - Extensible for future widget conversion - * Designed with intersection observer support in mind for lazy loading - */ -export interface MessageRendererOptions { - readonly enableIntersectionObserver?: boolean; - readonly lazyLoadImages?: boolean; - readonly enableInteractions?: boolean; - readonly customClassNames?: ReadonlyArray; -} - -/** - * Message Renderer State - For future stateful widget conversion - */ -export interface MessageRendererState { - readonly isVisible?: boolean; - readonly isLoading?: boolean; - readonly hasError?: boolean; - readonly interactionCount?: number; -} - -/** - * Base message renderer - Well-typed, extensible architecture - * Future: Convert to BaseWidget extensions with intersection observer - */ -export abstract class BaseMessageRowWidget { - protected readonly options: MessageRendererOptions; - protected state: MessageRendererState = {}; - - constructor(options: MessageRendererOptions = {}) { - this.options = { - enableIntersectionObserver: false, - lazyLoadImages: true, - enableInteractions: true, - customClassNames: [], - ...options - }; - } - - /** - * Abstract method for specialized content rendering - * Each message type implements this differently - * Future: May return Promise for async widget rendering - */ - abstract renderContent(message: ChatMessageEntity): string; - - /** - * Abstract method for content type validation - * Ensures type safety and proper renderer selection - */ - abstract canRender(message: ChatMessageEntity): boolean; - - /** - * Hook for future intersection observer integration - * Called when message becomes visible in viewport - */ - protected onMessageVisible(message: ChatMessageEntity): void { - this.state = { ...this.state, isVisible: true }; - } - - /** - * Hook for future interaction handling - * Called when user interacts with rendered message - */ - protected onMessageInteraction(message: ChatMessageEntity, interactionType: string): void { - this.state = { - ...this.state, - interactionCount: (this.state.interactionCount || 0) + 1 - }; - } - - /** - * Main message container with common features: - * - Me/someone-else positioning (right/left alignment) - * - Message bubble styling - * - Timestamp display - * - Reaction system - */ - public renderMessageContainer(message: ChatMessageEntity, currentUserId: string): string { - // Use semantic helper methods for clean, explicit logic - const isCurrentUser = ChatMessageEntityHelpers.isFromCurrentUser(message, currentUserId); - const alignment = ChatMessageEntityHelpers.getAlignment(message, currentUserId); - const userClass = ChatMessageEntityHelpers.getUserPositionClass(message, currentUserId); - const displayName = ChatMessageEntityHelpers.getDisplayName(message); - - verbose() && console.log(`🔧 CLAUDE-RENDER-DEBUG: senderId="${message.senderId}", currentUserId="${currentUserId}", isCurrentUser=${isCurrentUser}, alignment="${alignment}"`); - - return ` -
-
-
- ${!isCurrentUser ? `${displayName}` : ''} - ${this.formatTimestamp(message.timestamp)} -
-
- ${this.renderContent(message)} -
- ${this.renderReactions(message)} - ${this.renderMessageStatus(message)} -
-
- `; - } - - /** - * Format timestamp for display - TEMP: showing full date/time for debugging chronological order - */ - private formatTimestamp(timestamp: Date | string): string { - try { - const date = timestamp instanceof Date ? timestamp : new Date(timestamp); - // TEMP DEBUG: Show full date and time to verify chronological ordering - return `${date.toLocaleDateString()} ${date.toLocaleTimeString([], { - hour: '2-digit', - minute: '2-digit', - second: '2-digit' - })}`; - } catch { - return 'Unknown time'; - } - } - - /** - * Render reaction system (if message has reactions) - */ - private renderReactions(message: ChatMessageEntity): string { - // For future ChatMessageDataPayload integration - // const payload = message as unknown as ChatMessageDataPayload; - // if (payload.reactions && payload.reactions.length > 0) { - // return `
${payload.reactions.map(r => - // `${r.emoji} ${r.count}` - // ).join('')}
`; - // } - return ''; - } - - /** - * Render message status (sending, sent, delivered, error) - */ - private renderMessageStatus(message: ChatMessageEntity): string { - if (message.status && message.status !== 'sent') { - const statusIcon: Record = { - 'sending': '⏳', - 'delivered': '✓✓', - 'read': '✓✓', - 'failed': '❌', - 'deleted': '🗑️' - }; - - return `
${statusIcon[message.status] || ''}
`; - } - return ''; - } -} - -/** - * Message Renderer Registry - Content Type → Widget Plugin Mapping - * Future: Support widget creation with BaseWidget integration - */ -export type MessageRendererRegistry = Record BaseMessageRowWidget>; - -/** - * Future Widget Renderer Registry - For BaseWidget conversion - * Will use intersection observer for performance optimization - */ -export type WidgetMessageRendererRegistry = Record BaseMessageRowWidget; - readonly widgetClass?: new(message: ChatMessageEntity) => any; // Future BaseWidget extension - readonly requiresIntersectionObserver?: boolean; - readonly supportsLazyLoading?: boolean; -}>; - -/** - * Default Text Message Renderer - Well-typed with validation - * Future: Convert to TextMessageWidget extending BaseWidget - */ -export class TextMessageRowWidget extends BaseMessageRowWidget { - constructor(options: MessageRendererOptions = {}) { - super({ - enableIntersectionObserver: true, - lazyLoadImages: false, // Text messages don't have images - enableInteractions: true, - customClassNames: ['text-message-renderer'], - ...options - }); - } - - canRender(message: ChatMessageEntity): boolean { - if (!message.content) { - throw new Error('TextMessageRowWidget.canRender: message.content is required'); - } - if (typeof message.content.text !== 'string') { - throw new Error(`TextMessageRowWidget.canRender: message.content.text must be string, got ${typeof message.content.text}`); - } - return message.content.text.trim().length > 0; - } - - renderContent(message: ChatMessageEntity): string { - if (!this.canRender(message)) { - throw new Error('TextMessageRowWidget.renderContent: message failed canRender check'); - } - - const customClasses = this.options.customClassNames?.join(' ') || ''; - const content = this.escapeHtml(message.content.text); // Keep original formatting - const interactionAttrs = this.options.enableInteractions - ? 'data-interactive="true" tabindex="0"' - : ''; - - return `

${content}

`; - } - - private escapeHtml(text: string): string { - // Safe HTML escaping without DOM manipulation - return text - .replace(/&/g, '&') - .replace(//g, '>') - .replace(/"/g, '"') - .replace(/'/g, '''); - } -} - -/** - * Future Image Message Renderer - Prepared for intersection observer - */ -export class ImageMessageRowWidget extends BaseMessageRowWidget { - constructor(options: MessageRendererOptions = {}) { - super({ - enableIntersectionObserver: true, // Critical for image lazy loading - lazyLoadImages: true, - enableInteractions: true, - customClassNames: ['image-message-renderer'], - ...options - }); - } - - canRender(message: ChatMessageEntity): boolean { - // Future: Check for image content type in ChatMessageDataPayload - return message.content.text.includes('http') && - (message.content.text.includes('.jpg') || message.content.text.includes('.png') || - message.content.text.includes('.gif') || message.content.text.includes('.webp')); - } - - renderContent(message: ChatMessageEntity): string { - if (!this.canRender(message)) { - return '

Invalid image content

'; - } - - const customClasses = this.options.customClassNames?.join(' ') || ''; - const lazyAttrs = this.options.lazyLoadImages - ? 'loading="lazy" data-intersection-target="true"' - : ''; - const interactionAttrs = this.options.enableInteractions - ? 'data-interactive="true" tabindex="0"' - : ''; - - return ` -
- Shared image -
- `; - } - - private escapeHtml(text: string): string { - return text - .replace(/&/g, '&') - .replace(//g, '>') - .replace(/"/g, '"') - .replace(/'/g, '''); - } -} - -/** - * Factory for creating appropriate message renderer - */ -/** - * Factory for creating well-typed message renderers - * Future: Support widget options and intersection observer configuration - */ -export class MessageRowWidgetFactory { - private static readonly renderers: Record BaseMessageRowWidget> = { - 'text': TextMessageRowWidget, - 'image': ImageMessageRowWidget, - }; - - /** - * Type-safe renderer selection with strong typing - */ - static createRenderer( - message: ChatMessageEntity, - options: MessageRendererOptions = {} - ): BaseMessageRowWidget { - if (!message) { - throw new Error('MessageRowWidgetFactory.createRenderer: message is required'); - } - if (!message.content) { - throw new Error('MessageRowWidgetFactory.createRenderer: message.content is required'); - } - if (typeof message.content.text !== 'string') { - throw new Error(`MessageRowWidgetFactory.createRenderer: message.content.text must be string, got ${typeof message.content.text}`); - } - - // Strong type-safe content type detection - let contentType: ChatContentType = 'text'; - - const messageText = message.content.text; - if (messageText.includes('http') && - (messageText.includes('.jpg') || messageText.includes('.png') || - messageText.includes('.gif') || messageText.includes('.webp'))) { - contentType = 'image'; - } - - // Type-safe renderer selection - const RendererClass = this.renderers[contentType]; - if (!RendererClass) { - throw new Error(`MessageRowWidgetFactory.createRenderer: No renderer found for content type "${contentType}"`); - } - return new RendererClass(options); - } - - /** - * Register new message renderer types - * Type-safe registration with validation - */ - static registerRenderer( - contentType: ChatContentType | string, - rendererClass: new(options?: MessageRendererOptions) => T - ): void { - this.renderers[contentType] = rendererClass; - } - - /** - * Get all supported content types - */ - static getSupportedTypes(): string[] { - return Object.keys(this.renderers); - } - - /** - * Check if a content type is supported - */ - static supportsContentType(contentType: string): boolean { - return contentType in this.renderers; - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatInfiniteScroll.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatInfiniteScroll.ts deleted file mode 100644 index e96250e08..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatInfiniteScroll.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Chat Infinite Scroll Adapter - * - * Combines ChatMessageLoader and ChatMessageRenderer with GenericInfiniteScroll - * to provide a complete chat-specific infinite scroll solution. - */ - -import type { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../system/data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import { GenericInfiniteScroll } from '../../shared/GenericInfiniteScroll'; -import type { - InfiniteScrollConfig, - InfiniteScrollCallbacks -} from '../../shared/InfiniteScrollTypes'; -import { ChatMessageLoader } from './ChatMessageLoader'; -import { ChatMessageRenderer } from './ChatMessageRenderer'; - -/** - * Chat-specific infinite scroll implementation - * Handles loading and rendering chat messages with cursor pagination - */ -export class ChatInfiniteScroll { - private genericScroll: GenericInfiniteScroll; - private loader: ChatMessageLoader; - private renderer: ChatMessageRenderer; - - constructor( - private readonly roomId: string, - private readonly currentUserId: string, - private readonly executeCommand: (command: string, params: any) => Promise, - config: InfiniteScrollConfig = { - pageSize: 20, - threshold: 0.1, - rootMargin: '50px', - enabled: true - } - ) { - this.loader = new ChatMessageLoader(executeCommand); - this.renderer = new ChatMessageRenderer(currentUserId); - - const callbacks: InfiniteScrollCallbacks = { - loadItems: (cursor, pageSize) => this.loader.loadMessages(this.roomId, cursor, pageSize), - getCursor: (message) => this.renderer.getCursor(message), - compareCursors: (a, b) => this.renderer.compareCursors(a, b), - createItemElement: (message) => this.renderer.createMessageElement(message) - }; - - this.genericScroll = new GenericInfiniteScroll(config, callbacks); - } - - /** - * Initialize infinite scroll with container and initial messages - */ - async initialize( - scrollContainer: HTMLElement, - initialMessages: ChatMessageEntity[] = [] - ): Promise { - this.genericScroll.initialize(scrollContainer, initialMessages); - } - - /** - * Load initial messages for the room - */ - async loadInitialMessages(limit = 20): Promise { - return this.loader.loadInitialMessages(this.roomId, limit); - } - - /** - * Render messages to HTML string (for initial template) - */ - renderMessages(messages: ChatMessageEntity[]): string { - return this.renderer.renderMessages(messages); - } - - /** - * Create a single message element - */ - createMessageElement(message: ChatMessageEntity): HTMLElement { - return this.renderer.createMessageElement(message); - } - - /** - * Get current pagination state - */ - getState() { - return this.genericScroll.getState(); - } - - /** - * Cleanup - */ - destroy(): void { - this.genericScroll.destroy(); - } -} - -/** - * Default chat infinite scroll configuration - */ -export const DEFAULT_CHAT_SCROLL_CONFIG: InfiniteScrollConfig = { - pageSize: 20, - threshold: 0.1, - rootMargin: '50px', - enabled: true -} as const; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageLoader.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageLoader.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 529da95ca..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageLoader.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Chat Message Loading Utility - * - * Extracted from ChatWidget to reduce its complexity. - * Handles all message loading and pagination logic. - */ - -import type { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../system/data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import { DATA_COMMANDS } from '@commands/data/shared/DataCommandConstants'; -import type { LoadResult } from '../../shared/InfiniteScrollTypes'; - -// Verbose logging helper for browser -const verbose = () => typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.JTAG_VERBOSE === true; - -// Constants -const COLLECTIONS = { - CHAT_MESSAGES: 'chat_messages' -} as const; - -/** - * Handles loading chat messages with cursor-based pagination - */ -export class ChatMessageLoader { - constructor( - private readonly executeCommand: (command: string, params: any) => Promise - ) {} - - /** - * Load messages for a specific room with cursor pagination - */ - async loadMessages( - roomId: string, - cursor?: string, - pageSize = 20 - ): Promise> { - verbose() && console.log('📚 ChatMessageLoader: Loading messages', { roomId, cursor, pageSize }); - - const result = await this.executeCommand(DATA_COMMANDS.LIST, { - collection: COLLECTIONS.CHAT_MESSAGES, - filter: { roomId }, - orderBy: [{ field: 'timestamp', direction: 'desc' }], - limit: pageSize, - dbHandle: 'default', - ...(cursor && { cursor: { timestamp: cursor } }) - }); - - if (!result?.success || !result.items) { - throw new Error('Failed to load chat messages'); - } - - return { - items: result.items, - hasMore: result.items.length >= pageSize, - cursor: result.items.length > 0 ? result.items[result.items.length - 1].timestamp : undefined - }; - } - - /** - * Load initial messages for a room - */ - async loadInitialMessages(roomId: string, limit = 20): Promise { - const result = await this.loadMessages(roomId, undefined, limit); - return result.items.slice(); - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageRenderer.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageRenderer.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 3ebbd5a3b..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatMessageRenderer.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Chat Message Rendering Utility - * - * Extracted from ChatWidget to reduce its complexity. - * Handles all message DOM creation and rendering logic. - */ - -import type { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../system/data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; - -// Verbose logging helper for browser -const verbose = () => typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.JTAG_VERBOSE === true; - -/** - * Handles creating DOM elements for chat messages - */ -export class ChatMessageRenderer { - constructor(private readonly currentUserId: string) {} - - /** - * Create a single message DOM element - */ - createMessageElement(message: ChatMessageEntity): HTMLElement { - const isCurrentUser = message.senderId === this.currentUserId; - const alignment = isCurrentUser ? 'right' : 'left'; - const timestamp = new Date(message.timestamp).toLocaleString(); - const content = message.content?.text || ''; - - // TEMPORARY FIX: Hardcode current user for alignment testing - const tempCurrentUserId = 'user-owner-00001'; - const tempIsCurrentUser = message.senderId === tempCurrentUserId; - const tempAlignment = tempIsCurrentUser ? 'right' : 'left'; - - // Debug logging for alignment issues - verbose() && console.log(`🎯 ALIGNMENT DEBUG: senderId="${message.senderId}", hardcodedUserId="${tempCurrentUserId}", isCurrentUser=${tempIsCurrentUser}, alignment=${tempAlignment}`); - - // Create elements using DOM methods - no HTML strings - const messageRow = document.createElement('div'); - messageRow.className = `message-row ${tempAlignment}`; - messageRow.setAttribute('data-message-id', message.id); - - const messageBubble = document.createElement('div'); - messageBubble.className = `message-bubble ${tempIsCurrentUser ? 'current-user' : 'other-user'}`; - - const messageHeader = document.createElement('div'); - messageHeader.className = 'message-header'; - - const timeSpan = document.createElement('span'); - timeSpan.className = 'message-time'; - timeSpan.textContent = timestamp; - messageHeader.appendChild(timeSpan); - - const messageContentDiv = document.createElement('div'); - messageContentDiv.className = 'message-content'; - - const textContent = document.createElement('p'); - textContent.className = 'text-content chat-message-renderer'; - textContent.setAttribute('data-interactive', 'true'); - textContent.setAttribute('tabindex', '0'); - textContent.textContent = content; // Safe text content, no HTML injection - - messageContentDiv.appendChild(textContent); - messageBubble.appendChild(messageHeader); - messageBubble.appendChild(messageContentDiv); - messageRow.appendChild(messageBubble); - - return messageRow; - } - - /** - * Render multiple messages to HTML string (for initial template rendering) - */ - renderMessages(messages: ChatMessageEntity[]): string { - const tempContainer = document.createElement('div'); - messages.forEach(msg => { - tempContainer.appendChild(this.createMessageElement(msg)); - }); - return tempContainer.innerHTML; - } - - /** - * Extract cursor (timestamp) from message - */ - getCursor(message: ChatMessageEntity): string { - return message.timestamp.toISOString(); - } - - /** - * Compare message cursors for sorting (newest first) - */ - compareCursors(a: string, b: string): number { - return new Date(b).getTime() - new Date(a).getTime(); - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatWidgetBase.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatWidgetBase.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 1e8293b52..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/ChatWidgetBase.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -import { BaseWidget } from '../../shared/BaseWidget'; - -/** - * Smart path resolution for chat widgets - * More extensible - automatically infers paths from widget names - */ -function inferChatWidgetPath(widgetName: string, filename: string): string { - // Convert "UserListWidget" -> "user-list" - // Convert "ChatWidget" -> "chat-widget" - // Convert "RoomListWidget" -> "room-list" - const widgetDir = widgetName - .replace(/Widget$/, '') // Remove "Widget" suffix first - .split(/(?=[A-Z])/) // Split on capital letters: ["User", "List"] or ["Chat"] - .map(part => part.toLowerCase()) // lowercase each part - .join('-'); // join with hyphens - - return `widgets/chat/${widgetDir}/${filename}`; -} - -export abstract class ChatWidgetBase extends BaseWidget { - - protected async renderWidget(): Promise { - // Use external template and styles loaded by BaseWidget - const styles = this.templateCSS ?? '/* No styles loaded */'; - - // Check if widget uses template literals (renderTemplate method) or external template files - let dynamicContent: string; - if (!this.config.template && 'renderTemplate' in this) { - // Use template literal from renderTemplate() method - dynamicContent = (this as unknown as { renderTemplate(): string }).renderTemplate(); - } else { - // Use external template file with placeholder replacements - const template = this.templateHTML ?? '
No template loaded
'; - const templateString = typeof template === 'string' ? template : '
Template error
'; - - dynamicContent = Object.entries(this.getReplacements()).reduce( - (acc, [placeholder, value]) => acc.replace(placeholder, value), - templateString - ); - } - - this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = ` - - ${dynamicContent} - `; - - // Setup event listeners - this.cleanupEventListeners(); - this.setupEventListeners(); - } - - - protected setupEventListeners(): void { - - } - - protected cleanupEventListeners(): void { - - } - - protected getReplacements(): Record { - return {}; - } - - /** - * Smart default path resolution - widgets can override for custom paths - * More extensible: automatically infers from widget class name - */ - protected override resolveResourcePath(filename: string): string { - return inferChatWidgetPath(this.config.widgetName, filename); - } - -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/shared/InfiniteScrollHelper.ts b/src/widgets/chat/shared/InfiniteScrollHelper.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 8c5b47f70..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/chat/shared/InfiniteScrollHelper.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,254 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Infinite Scroll Helper for Chat Messages - * - * Combines cursor-based pagination with intersection observer - * for efficient loading of chat history - */ - -import { ChatMessageEntity } from '../../../system/data/entities/ChatMessageEntity'; -import type { DataListParams, DataListResult } from '../../../commands/data/list/shared/DataListTypes'; -import type { JTAGContext } from '../../../system/core/types/JTAGTypes'; -import type { UUID } from '../../../system/core/types/CrossPlatformUUID'; -import { SYSTEM_SCOPES } from '../../../system/core/types/SystemScopes'; - -// Verbose logging helper for browser -const verbose = () => typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.JTAG_VERBOSE === true; - -export interface CursorPaginationState { - readonly hasMore: boolean; - readonly isLoading: boolean; - readonly oldestTimestamp?: Date; // Cursor for loading older messages - readonly newestTimestamp?: Date; // Cursor for loading newer messages -} - -export interface InfiniteScrollOptions { - readonly pageSize: number; - readonly threshold: number; // How close to top/bottom to trigger loading -} - -/** - * Helper class for managing infinite scroll with cursor pagination - */ -export class InfiniteScrollHelper { - private options: InfiniteScrollOptions; - private state: CursorPaginationState = { - hasMore: true, - isLoading: false - }; - - private observer?: IntersectionObserver; - private loadMoreCallback?: (cursor: Date) => Promise; - private sentinel?: HTMLElement; - private scrollContainer?: Element; - - constructor(options: Partial = {}) { - this.options = { - pageSize: 20, - threshold: 0.1, - ...options - }; - verbose() && console.log('🔧 CLAUDE-DEPLOY-' + Date.now() + ': InfiniteScrollHelper constructor - fewer messages fix deployed'); - } - - /** - * Initialize intersection observer for a scroll container - */ - setupIntersectionObserver( - scrollContainer: Element, - loadMoreCallback: (cursor: Date) => Promise - ): void { - this.loadMoreCallback = loadMoreCallback; - this.scrollContainer = scrollContainer; - - // Create sentinel element at top of container to detect scroll to top - this.sentinel = document.createElement('div'); - this.sentinel.className = 'infinite-scroll-sentinel'; - this.sentinel.style.height = '1px'; - this.sentinel.style.visibility = 'hidden'; - - this.scrollContainer.insertBefore(this.sentinel, this.scrollContainer.firstChild); - - // Set up intersection observer - verbose() && console.log('🔄 InfiniteScrollHelper: Setting up intersection observer'); - this.observer = new IntersectionObserver( - (entries) => { - const entry = entries[0]; - verbose() && console.log('👁️ InfiniteScrollHelper: Intersection observed:', { - isIntersecting: entry.isIntersecting, - canLoadMore: this.canLoadMore(), - intersectionRatio: entry.intersectionRatio - }); - if (entry.isIntersecting && this.canLoadMore()) { - verbose() && console.log('✅ InfiniteScrollHelper: Triggering loadOlderMessages'); - this.loadOlderMessages(); - } - }, - { - root: scrollContainer, - rootMargin: `${this.options.threshold * 100}% 0px`, - threshold: 0 - } - ); - - this.observer.observe(this.sentinel); - } - - /** - * Load older messages using cursor pagination - */ - private async loadOlderMessages(): Promise { - verbose() && console.log('🔄 InfiniteScrollHelper: loadOlderMessages triggered'); - verbose() && console.log('📊 Current state:', { - hasCallback: !!this.loadMoreCallback, - oldestTimestamp: this.state.oldestTimestamp, - isLoading: this.state.isLoading, - hasMore: this.state.hasMore - }); - - if (!this.loadMoreCallback) { - verbose() && console.log('❌ InfiniteScrollHelper: Missing callback, aborting'); - return; - } - - if (!this.state.oldestTimestamp) { - verbose() && console.log('❌ InfiniteScrollHelper: Missing oldestTimestamp, aborting'); - verbose() && console.log('🔧 This probably means initializeWithMessages was never called or got empty messages'); - return; - } - - this.state = { ...this.state, isLoading: true }; - verbose() && console.log('🔄 InfiniteScrollHelper: Loading messages with cursor:', this.state.oldestTimestamp); - - try { - const newMessages = await this.loadMoreCallback(this.state.oldestTimestamp!); - verbose() && console.log('✅ InfiniteScrollHelper: Loaded', newMessages.length, 'new messages'); - - // Stop loading if we get 0 messages OR fewer than requested (reached end of data) - if (newMessages.length === 0 || newMessages.length < this.options.pageSize) { - verbose() && console.log('🔚 InfiniteScrollHelper: Reached end of data - got', newMessages.length, 'messages, expected', this.options.pageSize); - this.state = { - ...this.state, - hasMore: false, - isLoading: false, - // Still update cursor if we got some messages - oldestTimestamp: newMessages.length > 0 ? newMessages[0].timestamp : this.state.oldestTimestamp - }; - } else { - // Update cursor to oldest message timestamp - // newMessages is in chronological order (oldest first) after ChatWidget's reverse() - const oldestMessage = newMessages[0]; - verbose() && console.log('📊 InfiniteScrollHelper: Updated cursor to:', oldestMessage.timestamp); - verbose() && console.log('🔧 CLAUDE-STATE-BEFORE:', this.state.oldestTimestamp); - this.state = { - ...this.state, - oldestTimestamp: oldestMessage.timestamp, - isLoading: false - }; - verbose() && console.log('🔧 CLAUDE-STATE-AFTER:', this.state.oldestTimestamp); - } - } catch (error) { - console.error('❌ InfiniteScrollHelper: Failed to load more messages:', error); - this.state = { ...this.state, isLoading: false }; - } - } - - /** - * Force intersection observer to re-evaluate after DOM changes - * DOM is already updated synchronously - no RAF needed - */ - forceIntersectionCheck(): void { - if (this.sentinel && this.scrollContainer && this.observer) { - verbose() && console.log('🔧 InfiniteScrollHelper: Forcing intersection check after DOM update'); - - // DOM is already updated - remove/re-add sentinel immediately - this.sentinel.remove(); - this.scrollContainer.insertBefore(this.sentinel, this.scrollContainer.firstChild); - verbose() && console.log('🔧 InfiniteScrollHelper: Repositioned sentinel'); - - // Reset observer immediately - no RAF needed - this.observer.unobserve(this.sentinel); - this.observer.observe(this.sentinel); - verbose() && console.log('🔧 InfiniteScrollHelper: Re-observed sentinel'); - } - } - - /** - * Initialize pagination state with first batch of messages - */ - initializeWithMessages(messages: ChatMessageEntity[]): void { - verbose() && console.log('🔄 InfiniteScrollHelper: initializeWithMessages called with', messages.length, 'messages'); - if (messages.length > 0) { - const sortedMessages = [...messages].sort((a, b) => - new Date(b.timestamp).getTime() - new Date(a.timestamp).getTime() - ); - - verbose() && console.log('📊 InfiniteScrollHelper: Sorted messages by timestamp'); - verbose() && console.log('📊 Newest timestamp:', sortedMessages[0].timestamp); - verbose() && console.log('📊 Oldest timestamp:', sortedMessages[sortedMessages.length - 1].timestamp); - - // ALWAYS assume there's more data unless server tells us otherwise (by returning 0 messages) - const newState = { - hasMore: true, - isLoading: false, - oldestTimestamp: sortedMessages[sortedMessages.length - 1].timestamp, - newestTimestamp: sortedMessages[0].timestamp - }; - - verbose() && console.log('🔧 CLAUDE-DEBUG-' + Date.now() + ': Setting cursor state', { - pageSize: this.options.pageSize, - messageCount: messages.length, - assumingMore: true, // Always assume more until proven otherwise - oldestTimestamp: newState.oldestTimestamp, - newestTimestamp: newState.newestTimestamp - }); - - this.state = newState; - verbose() && console.log('✅ InfiniteScrollHelper: State initialized:', this.state); - } else { - verbose() && console.log('⚠️ InfiniteScrollHelper: No messages to initialize with'); - } - } - - /** - * Build cursor-based query parameters for loading older messages - */ - getCursorQueryParams(roomId: string): DataListParams { - verbose() && console.log('🔧 CLAUDE-DEBUG-' + Date.now() + ': getCursorQueryParams called', { - roomId: roomId, - oldestTimestamp: this.state.oldestTimestamp, - hasMore: this.state.hasMore, - isLoading: this.state.isLoading - }); - - return { - collection: ChatMessageEntity.collection, - filter: { roomId }, - orderBy: [{ field: 'timestamp', direction: 'desc' }], // DESC to get messages before cursor - limit: this.options.pageSize, - cursor: this.state.oldestTimestamp ? { - field: 'timestamp', - value: this.state.oldestTimestamp, - direction: 'before' // Load messages older than cursor - } : undefined, - dbHandle: 'default', - context: {} as unknown as JTAGContext, - sessionId: '' as unknown as UUID, // These will be filled by the widget - userId: SYSTEM_SCOPES.SYSTEM - }; - } - - canLoadMore(): boolean { - return this.state.hasMore && !this.state.isLoading; - } - - getState(): CursorPaginationState { - return this.state; - } - - cleanup(): void { - if (this.observer) { - this.observer.disconnect(); - this.observer = undefined; - } - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/PersonaTile.ts b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/PersonaTile.ts index 6a51551ea..3ab8f89b8 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/PersonaTile.ts +++ b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/PersonaTile.ts @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ export class PersonaTile extends LitElement { @reactive() speciality: string = ''; @reactive() modelInfo: string = ''; @reactive() modelBadge: string = ''; + @reactive() isLocalModel: boolean = false; @reactive() requiresMention: boolean = false; @reactive() ragCertified: boolean = false; @reactive() lastActive: string = ''; @@ -326,7 +327,7 @@ export class PersonaTile extends LitElement { ${this.userType} ${this.modelInfo ? html`${this.modelInfo}` : nothing} ${this.speciality ? html`${this.speciality}` : nothing} - ${this.modelBadge ? html`${this.modelBadge}` : nothing} + ${this.modelBadge ? html`${this.modelBadge}` : nothing}
${this._isAI ? this._renderMeters() : nothing}
diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/UserListWidget.ts b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/UserListWidget.ts index 86baf3e96..e943c42f5 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/UserListWidget.ts +++ b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/UserListWidget.ts @@ -31,6 +31,32 @@ import './PersonaTile'; // Verbose logging helper const verbose = () => typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.JTAG_VERBOSE === true; +/** + * Compact model identifier for the persona-tile badge. Strips publisher + * prefixes (`continuum-ai/`, `unsloth/`, etc.) and trailing variant suffixes + * (`-instruct`, `-Instruct`, `-GGUF`, `-forged`) so what's left is the part + * the user recognizes. Falls back to the provider when no model is set. + * + * Examples: + * `qwen2-vl-7b-instruct` → `qwen2-vl-7b` + * `continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged` → `qwen3.5-4b-code` + * `claude-opus-4-7` → `claude-opus-4-7` + * `gpt-4o-mini` → `gpt-4o-mini` + */ +function formatModelBadge(model: string, provider: string): string { + const raw = model || provider || ''; + if (!raw) return ''; + // Drop everything before the final `/` — that's a publisher / namespace, + // not part of the model name the user recognizes. + const lastSlash = raw.lastIndexOf('/'); + let name = lastSlash >= 0 ? raw.slice(lastSlash + 1) : raw; + // Drop common variant suffixes — they're noise on the badge. + name = name.replace(/-(instruct|Instruct|chat|Chat|GGUF|gguf|forged|Forged)$/i, ''); + // Cap length so long ids don't blow the layout. + if (name.length > 18) name = name.slice(0, 17) + '…'; + return name; +} + export class UserListWidget extends ReactiveListWidget { readonly collection = UserEntity.collection; @@ -163,15 +189,21 @@ export class UserListWidget extends ReactiveListWidget { const isSelected = this._selectedUserId === user.id; const lastActive = user.lastActiveAt ? this.formatTimestamp(user.lastActiveAt) : ''; - // Model info for AI + // Model info for AI. The badge previously showed "LOCAL" / "ANTHROPIC" + // — provider class, not what the user actually wants to see. Now: surface + // the model name (the truth of "what's answering you"). Locality stays + // visible as a class-driven glyph (☁ remote / no glyph local) so the + // local-vs-cloud distinction is still glanceable without taking a line. let modelInfo = ''; let modelBadge = ''; + let isLocal = false; if (user.type === 'persona' || user.type === 'agent') { const provider = user.modelConfig?.provider || (user.personaConfig?.responseModel ? 'candle' : ''); const model = user.modelConfig?.model || user.personaConfig?.responseModel || ''; if (provider) { modelInfo = model ? `${provider}/${model}` : provider; - modelBadge = provider.substring(0, 8).toUpperCase(); + modelBadge = formatModelBadge(model, provider); + isLocal = provider === 'local' || provider === 'candle' || provider === 'llamacpp-local' || provider === 'docker-model-runner'; } } @@ -200,6 +232,7 @@ export class UserListWidget extends ReactiveListWidget { .speciality=${user.speciality || ''} .modelInfo=${modelInfo} .modelBadge=${modelBadge} + .isLocalModel=${isLocal} .requiresMention=${requiresMention} .ragCertified=${ragCertified} .lastActive=${lastActive} diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.css b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.css index b6c8a490b..dc2ec799e 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.css +++ b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.css @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ * Source: persona-tile.scss * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - 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rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.6));border-bottom-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);border-left-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);transition:opacity .3s ease;z-index:2}.tile-content[data-ai-status=evaluating] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(147, 51, 234, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=responding] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=generating] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(16, 185, 129, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=checking] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(245, 158, 11, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=error] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(239, 68, 68, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 2.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=passed] .tile-avatar{box-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(156,163,175,.2)}.tile-content[data-ai-status=passed] .tile-avatar::before{opacity:0}.status-indicator{position:absolute;bottom:0;right:0;width:12px;height:12px;border-radius:50%;background:var(--status-offline);border:2px solid var(--widget-surface-solid);box-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,0,0,.3)}.tile-content.online .status-indicator{background:var(--status-online)}.response-mode-dot{position:absolute;top:0;right:0;width:8px;height:8px;border-radius:50%;border:2px solid var(--widget-surface-solid);z-index:3}.response-mode-dot.free-chat{background:#10b981}.response-mode-dot.mention-required{background:#f59e0b}.tile-info{flex:1 1 auto;display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:4px;min-width:0;overflow:visible}.tile-name-row{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:6px}.tile-name{font-size:14px;font-weight:600;color:var(--content-primary);overflow:visible;text-overflow:ellipsis;white-space:nowrap;flex:1;min-width:0}.tile-meta{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:6px;flex-wrap:nowrap;overflow:hidden}.tile-type-badge,.tile-model-badge{font-size:8px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.7);background:rgba(0,0,0,0);padding:0;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:1px;flex-shrink:0;font-family:monospace;text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3)}.tile-model-badge{margin-left:auto;text-transform:none;letter-spacing:.3px;display:inline-flex;align-items:center;gap:3px}.tile-model-badge.is-local{color:rgba(0,255,200,.8);text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3)}.tile-model-badge.is-remote{color:rgba(255,200,80,.85);text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(255,200,80,.25)}.tile-model-badge.is-remote::before{content:"☁";font-size:10px;opacity:.85}.tile-model-info{display:none}.tile-speciality{font-size:12px;color:var(--content-secondary);opacity:.8;overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis;white-space:nowrap;font-style:italic}.tile-last-active{position:absolute;top:0;right:0;font-size:10px;color:var(--content-secondary);opacity:.6;white-space:nowrap}.meters{display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:2px;margin-top:2px}.meter{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:4px}.meter-label{font-size:7px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.6);font-family:monospace;letter-spacing:.5px;width:20px;flex-shrink:0;text-shadow:0 0 3px rgba(0,255,200,.2)}.meter-track{width:50px;flex-shrink:0;height:5px;background:rgba(20,30,45,.6);border:1px solid rgba(60,80,100,.4);border-radius:2px;overflow:hidden}.meter-fill{height:100%;border-radius:1px;transition:width .5s ease,background .5s ease;min-width:0;box-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3)}.genome-panel{display:flex;flex-direction:row;align-items:center;gap:4px;padding:4px 6px;background:rgba(10,25,35,.9);border:1px solid rgba(0,255,200,.4);border-radius:6px;box-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(0,255,200,.15);flex-shrink:0;margin-left:auto;min-height:42px;align-self:flex-end;overflow:visible}.genome-label{font-size:7px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.8);text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;writing-mode:vertical-rl;text-orientation:mixed;transform:rotate(180deg);text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3);line-height:1}.genome-bars{display:flex;flex-direction:row;gap:2px;align-items:flex-end;height:38px;justify-content:center}.genome-layer{width:5px;min-height:10px;border-radius:1px;border:1px solid rgba(0,255,200,.4);transition:height .4s ease,background .4s ease,border-color .4s ease,box-shadow .4s ease;flex-shrink:0}.genome-layer.has-data{background:var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.8));box-shadow:0 0 4px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.4));border-color:var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 255, 0.6))}.genome-layer.inactive{height:15%;background:rgba(60,80,100,.5);border-color:rgba(80,100,120,.6);box-shadow:none}.genome-layer.training{animation:genome-train-pulse 1.2s ease-in-out infinite}@keyframes genome-train-pulse{0%,100%{opacity:.6;box-shadow:0 0 4px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.4))}50%{opacity:1;box-shadow:0 0 10px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.7)),0 0 20px rgba(0,255,200,.2)}}@keyframes diamond-glow{0%,100%{opacity:.7}50%{opacity:1}}.genome-diamond{display:grid;grid-template-columns:6px 6px;grid-template-rows:6px 6px;gap:1px;transform:rotate(45deg);flex-shrink:0;margin:4px}.diamond-cell{width:6px;height:6px;background:rgba(60,80,100,.3);border:1px solid rgba(80,100,120,.4);border-radius:1px;transition:background .3s ease,border-color .3s ease,opacity .3s ease;box-sizing:border-box;will-change:opacity}.diamond-cell.active{background:rgba(0,255,200,.85);border-color:rgba(0,255,255,.6);animation:diamond-glow 1.8s ease-in-out infinite}:host(:hover) .genome-panel{border-color:rgba(0,255,200,.6)} diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.scss b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.scss index cd8651dba..f473c970e 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.scss +++ b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.scss @@ -186,6 +186,35 @@ $ai-statuses: ( .tile-model-badge { margin-left: auto; + // Tile badge no longer ALL-CAPS — model ids carry mixed case + dots/dashes + // that are unrecognizable when stomped (e.g. "qwen2-vl-7b" reads better + // than "QWEN2-VL-7B"). Type badge above keeps its uppercase since + // "PERSONA"/"AGENT"/"USER" are short words, not identifiers. + text-transform: none; + letter-spacing: 0.3px; + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 3px; + + // Local-vs-remote distinguisher: cloud glyph for remote (everything that + // calls out to an API), no glyph for local (in-process / DMR). Color + // shifts too — cyan for local, soft amber for cloud — so it's also + // glanceable without reading the icon. + &.is-local { + color: rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.8); + text-shadow: 0 0 4px rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.3); + } + + &.is-remote { + color: rgba(255, 200, 80, 0.85); + text-shadow: 0 0 4px rgba(255, 200, 80, 0.25); + + &::before { + content: "☁"; + font-size: 10px; + opacity: 0.85; + } + } } .tile-model-info { diff --git a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.styles.ts b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.styles.ts index 1ca26416c..96ba486fc 100644 --- a/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.styles.ts +++ b/src/widgets/chat/user-list/persona-tile.styles.ts @@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ */ export const styles = ` -:host{display:contents}@keyframes comet-orbit{from{transform:rotate(0deg)}to{transform:rotate(360deg)}}.tile-content{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:12px;position:relative;width:100%}.tile-avatar{width:42px;height:42px;border-radius:50%;background:var(--border-subtle);display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-size:22px;flex-shrink:0;position:relative}.tile-avatar[style*=background-image]{border:2px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);box-shadow:0 0 6px rgba(0,212,255,.15)}.tile-avatar::before{content:"";position:absolute;top:-4px;left:-4px;right:-4px;bottom:-4px;border-radius:50%;opacity:0;pointer-events:none;border:3px solid rgba(0,0,0,0);border-top-color:var(--comet-color, rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.9));border-right-color:var(--comet-color, rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.6));border-bottom-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);border-left-color:rgba(0,0,0,0);transition:opacity .3s ease;z-index:2}.tile-content[data-ai-status=evaluating] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(147, 51, 234, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=responding] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=generating] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(16, 185, 129, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=checking] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(245, 158, 11, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 3.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=error] .tile-avatar::before{--comet-color: rgba(239, 68, 68, 0.8);opacity:1;animation:comet-orbit 2.5s linear infinite}.tile-content[data-ai-status=passed] .tile-avatar{box-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(156,163,175,.2)}.tile-content[data-ai-status=passed] .tile-avatar::before{opacity:0}.status-indicator{position:absolute;bottom:0;right:0;width:12px;height:12px;border-radius:50%;background:var(--status-offline);border:2px solid var(--widget-surface-solid);box-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,0,0,.3)}.tile-content.online .status-indicator{background:var(--status-online)}.response-mode-dot{position:absolute;top:0;right:0;width:8px;height:8px;border-radius:50%;border:2px solid var(--widget-surface-solid);z-index:3}.response-mode-dot.free-chat{background:#10b981}.response-mode-dot.mention-required{background:#f59e0b}.tile-info{flex:1 1 auto;display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:4px;min-width:0;overflow:visible}.tile-name-row{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:6px}.tile-name{font-size:14px;font-weight:600;color:var(--content-primary);overflow:visible;text-overflow:ellipsis;white-space:nowrap;flex:1;min-width:0}.tile-meta{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:6px;flex-wrap:nowrap;overflow:hidden}.tile-type-badge,.tile-model-badge{font-size:8px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.7);background:rgba(0,0,0,0);padding:0;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:1px;flex-shrink:0;font-family:monospace;text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3)}.tile-model-badge{margin-left:auto}.tile-model-info{display:none}.tile-speciality{font-size:12px;color:var(--content-secondary);opacity:.8;overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis;white-space:nowrap;font-style:italic}.tile-last-active{position:absolute;top:0;right:0;font-size:10px;color:var(--content-secondary);opacity:.6;white-space:nowrap}.meters{display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:2px;margin-top:2px}.meter{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:4px}.meter-label{font-size:7px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.6);font-family:monospace;letter-spacing:.5px;width:20px;flex-shrink:0;text-shadow:0 0 3px rgba(0,255,200,.2)}.meter-track{width:50px;flex-shrink:0;height:5px;background:rgba(20,30,45,.6);border:1px solid rgba(60,80,100,.4);border-radius:2px;overflow:hidden}.meter-fill{height:100%;border-radius:1px;transition:width .5s ease,background .5s ease;min-width:0;box-shadow:0 0 4px 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ease;box-sizing:border-box;will-change:opacity}.diamond-cell.active{background:rgba(0,255,200,.85);border-color:rgba(0,255,255,.6);animation:diamond-glow 1.8s ease-in-out infinite}:host(:hover) .genome-panel{border-color:rgba(0,255,200,.6)} +:host{display:contents}@keyframes comet-orbit{from{transform:rotate(0deg)}to{transform:rotate(360deg)}}.tile-content{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:12px;position:relative;width:100%}.tile-avatar{width:42px;height:42px;border-radius:50%;background:var(--border-subtle);display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-size:22px;flex-shrink:0;position:relative}.tile-avatar[style*=background-image]{border:2px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);box-shadow:0 0 6px rgba(0,212,255,.15)}.tile-avatar::before{content:"";position:absolute;top:-4px;left:-4px;right:-4px;bottom:-4px;border-radius:50%;opacity:0;pointer-events:none;border:3px solid rgba(0,0,0,0);border-top-color:var(--comet-color, rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.9));border-right-color:var(--comet-color, 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rgba(0,255,200,.3)}.genome-panel{display:flex;flex-direction:row;align-items:center;gap:4px;padding:4px 6px;background:rgba(10,25,35,.9);border:1px solid rgba(0,255,200,.4);border-radius:6px;box-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(0,255,200,.15);flex-shrink:0;margin-left:auto;min-height:42px;align-self:flex-end;overflow:visible}.genome-label{font-size:7px;font-weight:700;color:rgba(0,255,200,.8);text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;writing-mode:vertical-rl;text-orientation:mixed;transform:rotate(180deg);text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,255,200,.3);line-height:1}.genome-bars{display:flex;flex-direction:row;gap:2px;align-items:flex-end;height:38px;justify-content:center}.genome-layer{width:5px;min-height:10px;border-radius:1px;border:1px solid rgba(0,255,200,.4);transition:height .4s ease,background .4s ease,border-color .4s ease,box-shadow .4s ease;flex-shrink:0}.genome-layer.has-data{background:var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.8));box-shadow:0 0 4px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.4));border-color:var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 255, 0.6))}.genome-layer.inactive{height:15%;background:rgba(60,80,100,.5);border-color:rgba(80,100,120,.6);box-shadow:none}.genome-layer.training{animation:genome-train-pulse 1.2s ease-in-out infinite}@keyframes genome-train-pulse{0%,100%{opacity:.6;box-shadow:0 0 4px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.4))}50%{opacity:1;box-shadow:0 0 10px var(--layer-maturity-color, rgba(0, 255, 200, 0.7)),0 0 20px rgba(0,255,200,.2)}}@keyframes diamond-glow{0%,100%{opacity:.7}50%{opacity:1}}.genome-diamond{display:grid;grid-template-columns:6px 6px;grid-template-rows:6px 6px;gap:1px;transform:rotate(45deg);flex-shrink:0;margin:4px}.diamond-cell{width:6px;height:6px;background:rgba(60,80,100,.3);border:1px solid rgba(80,100,120,.4);border-radius:1px;transition:background .3s ease,border-color .3s ease,opacity .3s ease;box-sizing:border-box;will-change:opacity}.diamond-cell.active{background:rgba(0,255,200,.85);border-color:rgba(0,255,255,.6);animation:diamond-glow 1.8s ease-in-out infinite}:host(:hover) .genome-panel{border-color:rgba(0,255,200,.6)} `; diff --git a/src/widgets/continuum-emoter/public/continuum-emoter.styles.ts b/src/widgets/continuum-emoter/public/continuum-emoter.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 2a54f2c71..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/continuum-emoter/public/continuum-emoter.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: continuum-emoter.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;width:100%;padding:7px 5px;--color-primary: #00d4ff}.emoter-container{display:flex;flex-direction:row;align-items:flex-start;gap:10px}.brand-section{display:flex;align-items:flex-start;gap:8px;flex-shrink:0;position:relative;margin-right:0}.status-orb{width:24px;height:24px;border-radius:50%;flex-shrink:0;transition:transform .3s ease;margin-top:-1px;position:relative;background:rgba(0,0,0,0);border:2px solid var(--color-primary, #00d4ff);--orb-color: var(--color-primary, #00d4ff)}.status-orb::before{content:"";position:absolute;top:50%;left:50%;transform:translate(-50%, -50%);width:16px;height:16px;border-radius:50%;background:radial-gradient(circle, var(--orb-color) 0%, var(--orb-color) 30%, transparent 70%);opacity:.9;z-index:-1;filter:blur(2px);box-shadow:0 0 8px var(--orb-color),0 0 12px var(--orb-color);transition:background .3s ease,box-shadow .3s ease}.status-orb.status-healthy{--orb-color: var(--color-success, #00ff64);animation:pulse-healthy 3s infinite}.status-orb.status-warning{--orb-color: var(--color-warning, #ffaa00);animation:pulse-warning 2s infinite}.status-orb.status-error{--orb-color: var(--color-error, #ff5050);animation:pulse-error 1s infinite}.status-orb.status-initializing{--orb-color: var(--color-primary, #00d4ff);animation:pulse-initializing 2s infinite}.status-orb.status-custom{animation:pulse-healthy 2s infinite}@keyframes pulse-healthy{0%,100%{opacity:1}50%{opacity:.7}}@keyframes pulse-warning{0%,100%{opacity:1}50%{opacity:.7}}@keyframes pulse-error{0%,100%{opacity:1}50%{opacity:.7}}@keyframes pulse-initializing{0%,100%{opacity:1}50%{opacity:.7}}.brand-text{display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:2px;align-items:flex-start}.brand-name{font-size:24px;font-weight:600;font-family:var(--font-sans, sans-serif);color:var(--color-primary, #00d4ff);letter-spacing:.5px;line-height:1}.brand-subtitle{font-size:11px;font-weight:400;font-family:var(--font-sans, sans-serif);color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);opacity:.7;line-height:1.2;text-transform:lowercase;letter-spacing:.3px}.status-scroller{flex:1;max-height:60px;overflow:hidden;display:flex;flex-direction:column;justify-content:flex-end;gap:2px;font-size:9px;font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace);color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);position:relative}.status-scroller::before{content:"";position:absolute;top:0;left:0;right:0;height:8px;background:linear-gradient(to bottom, var(--surface-primary, #1a1d24) 0%, transparent 100%);pointer-events:none;z-index:1}.status-message-item{display:flex;white-space:nowrap;animation:float-up .5s ease-out forwards;padding:2px 0;opacity:1}@keyframes float-up{from{opacity:0;transform:translateY(10px)}to{opacity:1;transform:translateY(0)}}.status-text{color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis;font-size:8px} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/continuum-metrics/public/continuum-metrics.styles.ts b/src/widgets/continuum-metrics/public/continuum-metrics.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 10933d89f..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/continuum-metrics/public/continuum-metrics.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: continuum-metrics.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;width:100%}.metrics-panel{display:flex;flex-direction:column;padding:10px;background:var(--surface-secondary, #0f1117);border:1px solid var(--border-primary, #2a2d35);border-radius:6px}.metrics-header{display:flex;justify-content:space-between;align-items:center;margin-bottom:8px;flex-shrink:0}.tab-bar{display:flex;gap:2px}.tab{padding:2px 8px;font-size:9px;font-weight:700;font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace);text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;color:var(--content-tertiary, #6a7280);background:none;border:1px solid rgba(0,0,0,0);border-radius:3px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease}.tab:hover{color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);background:var(--surface-primary, #1a1d24)}.tab.active{color:var(--accent-primary, #4a9eff);border-color:var(--accent-primary, #4a9eff);background:rgba(74,158,255,.08)}.time-select{padding:3px 8px;font-size:10px;font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace);background:var(--surface-primary, #1a1d24);color:var(--content-primary, #e8eaed);border:1px solid var(--border-secondary, #383b44);border-radius:3px;cursor:pointer}.time-select:hover{border-color:var(--accent-primary, #4a9eff)}.chart-container{height:80px;background:var(--surface-primary, #1a1d24);border:1px solid var(--border-secondary, #383b44);border-radius:4px;padding:6px;margin-bottom:8px;position:relative}.chart-container svg{width:100%;height:100%}.empty-state{position:absolute;inset:0;display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-size:11px;font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace);color:var(--content-tertiary, #6a7280);letter-spacing:.3px}.legend{display:flex;justify-content:space-between;gap:6px;flex-shrink:0;min-height:20px}.legend-item{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:4px;font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace)}.dot{width:8px;height:8px;border-radius:2px}.label{font-size:9px;color:var(--content-tertiary, #6a7280);text-transform:uppercase}.value{font-size:11px;font-weight:600} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/help/public/help-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/help/public/help-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 8a9717316..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/help/public/help-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: help-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;height:100%;overflow:hidden}.help-layout{display:grid;grid-template-columns:220px 1fr;height:100%}.help-sidebar{background:rgba(10,15,20,.95);border-right:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.2);padding:12px 0;overflow-y:auto}.sidebar-title{padding:0 12px 8px;font-size:12px;text-transform:uppercase;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);letter-spacing:1px}.nav-items{display:flex;flex-direction:column}.nav-item{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:8px 12px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:14px}.nav-item:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)}.nav-item.active{background:rgba(0,212,255,.15);color:#00d4ff;border-left:3px solid #00d4ff}.nav-icon{width:24px;height:24px;display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;background:rgba(0,212,255,.2);border-radius:50%;font-size:12px;font-weight:600;color:#00d4ff}.help-content{padding:24px;overflow-y:auto}.help-content h3{font-size:24px;color:#00d4ff;margin:0 0 12px 0}.help-content h4{font-size:12px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9);margin:16px 0 8px 0}.help-content p{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);line-height:1.6;margin:0 0 12px 0}.help-content ol,.help-content ul{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);line-height:1.8;padding-left:16px;margin:0 0 12px 0}.help-content li{margin-bottom:4px}.help-content code{background:rgba(0,212,255,.15);padding:2px 6px;border-radius:2px;font-family:monospace;color:#00d4ff;font-size:13px}.help-content a{color:#00d4ff;text-decoration:none}.help-content a:hover{text-decoration:underline}.help-content table{width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;margin:12px 0}.help-content td{padding:4px 8px;border-bottom:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6)}.help-content td:first-child{width:150px}@media(max-width: 1100px){.help-layout{grid-template-columns:180px 1fr}}@media(max-width: 768px){.help-layout{grid-template-columns:1fr;grid-template-rows:auto 1fr}.help-sidebar{border-right:none;border-bottom:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.2);display:flex;overflow-x:auto;padding:4px}.sidebar-title{display:none}.nav-items{flex-direction:row}.nav-item{white-space:nowrap;padding:4px 8px}.nav-item.active{border-left:none;border-bottom:2px solid #00d4ff}} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/logs-nav/public/logs-nav-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/logs-nav/public/logs-nav-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 7a443f8ca..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/logs-nav/public/logs-nav-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: logs-nav-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block}.logs-nav-container{padding:12px}.nav-title{font-size:11px;font-weight:600;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);margin-bottom:8px;padding:0 8px}.loading{padding:12px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);font-size:12px}.category{margin-bottom:8px}.category-header{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:4px;padding:4px 8px;cursor:pointer;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:11px;font-weight:600;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;border-radius:2px;transition:all .15s ease}.category-header:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)}.category-chevron{font-size:10px;transition:transform .15s ease}.category.expanded .category-chevron{transform:rotate(90deg)}.category-count{margin-left:auto;font-size:10px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4)}.category-logs{display:none;padding-left:12px}.category.expanded .category-logs{display:block}.log-item{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:4px 8px;border-radius:2px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:13px}.log-item:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)}.log-item.active{background:rgba(0,212,255,.15);color:#00d4ff}.log-item.active .log-size{color:#00d4ff;opacity:.7}.log-icon{font-size:14px;width:18px;text-align:center}.log-name{flex:1;overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis;white-space:nowrap}.log-size{font-size:10px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4)}.active-indicator{width:6px;height:6px;border-radius:50%;background:#00ff64}.refresh-btn{display:block;width:100%;margin-top:12px;padding:8px;background:rgba(0,0,0,0);border:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-radius:2px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:12px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease}.refresh-btn:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);border-color:#00d4ff;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/settings-nav/public/settings-nav-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/settings-nav/public/settings-nav-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index b9521b5d4..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/settings-nav/public/settings-nav-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: settings-nav-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block}.settings-nav-container{padding:12px}.nav-title{font-size:11px;font-weight:600;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);margin-bottom:8px;padding:0 8px}.nav-item{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:8px 12px;border-radius:2px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:14px}.nav-item:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)}.nav-item.active{background:rgba(0,212,255,.15);color:#00d4ff;border-left:3px solid #00d4ff;margin-left:-3px}.nav-icon{font-size:16px;width:20px;text-align:center}.nav-label{flex:1} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/shared/EntityScroller.ts b/src/widgets/shared/EntityScroller.ts index ebd08a1c1..033499473 100644 --- a/src/widgets/shared/EntityScroller.ts +++ b/src/widgets/shared/EntityScroller.ts @@ -100,7 +100,6 @@ export function createScroller( let observer: IntersectionObserver | undefined; let sentinel: HTMLElement | undefined; let observerActive = false; // Track whether observer should be running - let idleTimeout: ReturnType | undefined; // Latch state: tracks whether user wants to follow new messages // - Latched: auto-scroll to bottom on new content @@ -267,25 +266,26 @@ export function createScroller( } }; - // Activate observer ONLY when needed (lazy + event-driven) + // Eagerly attach the IntersectionObserver and keep it alive while there's more data. + // Lazy activation (only on first user scroll) + 2s idle deactivation produced a "totally + // dead" symptom in chat scrollback (Joel 2026-04-24): user opens chat, scrolls up, no + // older messages appear because (a) the first scroll event and the sentinel creation + // raced, and (b) after page 1 loads, the observer disconnects after 2s, so the user + // has to scroll-pause-scroll to keep paging. Eager + always-on makes scrollback behave + // like Discord/Slack where reaching the top continues to load. const activateObserver = (): void => { if (!hasMoreItems || observerActive) return; - // Calculate rootMargin as 20% of container height for smooth loading before reaching top - const rootMarginPx = Math.max(100, container.clientHeight * 0.2); - const rootMarginStr = `${rootMarginPx}px`; - observer = new IntersectionObserver( (entries) => { const entry = entries[0]; if (entry?.isIntersecting && hasMoreItems && !isLoading) { - console.log(`🔄 INTERSECTION: Triggering loadMore()`); scroller.loadMore(); } }, { root: container, - rootMargin: config.rootMargin ?? rootMarginStr, + rootMargin: config.rootMargin ?? '50px', threshold: config.threshold ?? 0.1 } ); @@ -307,46 +307,25 @@ export function createScroller( observerActive = true; }; - // Deactivate observer when idle (go silent) + // Tear down only when the scroller itself is destroyed; no idle disconnect. const deactivateObserver = (): void => { if (!observerActive) return; - observer?.disconnect(); observer = undefined; observerActive = false; }; - // Event-driven observer activation: activate on scroll, deactivate after idle - const IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS = 2000; // Go idle after 2 seconds of no scroll - + // Scroll handler retained ONLY for autoScroll latch tracking. Observer activation + // happens after load() completes so the sentinel is in the DOM by the time the user + // can scroll. const onUserScroll = (): void => { - // Clear any pending idle timeout - if (idleTimeout) { - clearTimeout(idleTimeout); - } - - // Activate observer when user scrolls (ONLY if there's more data) - if (hasMoreItems && !observerActive) { - activateObserver(); - } - - // Update latch state based on scroll position - // Use tighter threshold (100px) for re-latching via explicit scroll if (config.autoScroll?.enabled) { const nearBottom = isNearEnd(100); isLatchedToBottom = nearBottom; } - - // Schedule deactivation after idle period - idleTimeout = setTimeout(() => { - deactivateObserver(); - }, IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS); }; - // Listen for scroll events: - // - For infinite scroll: only when there's more data to load - // - For auto-scroll latch detection: always when autoScroll enabled - if (hasMoreItems || config.autoScroll?.enabled) { + if (config.autoScroll?.enabled) { container.addEventListener('scroll', onUserScroll, { passive: true }); } @@ -430,8 +409,15 @@ export function createScroller( requestAnimationFrame(() => { requestAnimationFrame(() => { scrollToEnd('instant'); + // Eagerly attach the scrollback observer once the initial page is in the + // DOM and we know more pages exist. Doing this here (instead of waiting + // for the user's first scroll) is what makes the "scroll up to load older" + // behavior actually work on a freshly-loaded chat. + if (hasMoreItems) activateObserver(); }); }); + } else if (hasMoreItems) { + activateObserver(); } } else { // No items - clear if we had items before @@ -468,6 +454,13 @@ export function createScroller( ? [...result.items].reverse() : result.items; + // Capture scroll geometry BEFORE prepend so we can preserve the user's + // visible content position. Without this, prepending N rows shifts the + // viewport down by their combined height — the user gets visually yanked + // away from whatever message they were reading. + const beforeScrollHeight = container.scrollHeight; + const beforeScrollTop = container.scrollTop; + // When loading more, prepend for newest-first (older messages go at top) addEntitiesToDOM(itemsToAdd, true); hasMoreItems = result.hasMore; @@ -479,6 +472,17 @@ export function createScroller( } else if (sentinel) { container.appendChild(sentinel); } + + // Restore the visible-content position after the prepended height landed. + // Only meaningful for newest-first where prepend lands above the viewport. + if (config.direction === 'newest-first') { + requestAnimationFrame(() => { + const heightDelta = container.scrollHeight - beforeScrollHeight; + if (heightDelta > 0) { + container.scrollTop = beforeScrollTop + heightDelta; + } + }); + } } else { hasMoreItems = false; } @@ -581,6 +585,26 @@ export function createScroller( if (entityManager.count() > initialCount && wasAtBottom) { // Scroll directly - DOM is already updated synchronously scrollToEnd(); + + // For media-bearing messages (chat images, etc.), the width/height is + // unknown at insertion time — the browser allocates 0 height for the image + // until the bytes load. Without this hook, scrollToEnd() snaps to a + // scrollHeight that doesn't yet include the image, leaving the new message + // partially below the viewport once the image lays out. Re-scroll on each + // image's load event while we're still latched. + const newElement = container.querySelector(`[data-entity-id="${entityId}"]`); + if (newElement) { + const images = newElement.querySelectorAll('img'); + images.forEach((img) => { + if (img.complete) return; // Already loaded — no event will fire + img.addEventListener('load', () => { + if (isLatchedToBottom) scrollToEnd('instant'); + }, { once: true }); + img.addEventListener('error', () => { + if (isLatchedToBottom) scrollToEnd('instant'); + }, { once: true }); + }); + } } }, @@ -640,9 +664,6 @@ export function createScroller( resizeObserver?.disconnect(); sentinel?.remove(); container.removeEventListener('scroll', onUserScroll); - if (idleTimeout) { - clearTimeout(idleTimeout); - } entityManager.clear(); } }; diff --git a/src/widgets/shared/GenericInfiniteScroll.ts b/src/widgets/shared/GenericInfiniteScroll.ts deleted file mode 100644 index dfc387bef..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/shared/GenericInfiniteScroll.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,225 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Generic Infinite Scroll Implementation - * - * Reusable infinite scroll logic extracted from ChatWidget's proven implementation. - * Can be used by any widget that needs cursor-based pagination. - */ - -import type { - InfiniteScrollConfig, - PaginationState, - InfiniteScrollCallbacks, - LoadResult, - DEFAULT_INFINITE_SCROLL_CONFIG -} from './InfiniteScrollTypes'; - -/** - * Generic infinite scroll helper that works with any item type and cursor type - */ -export class GenericInfiniteScroll { - private observer?: IntersectionObserver; - private sentinel?: HTMLElement; - private scrollContainer?: HTMLElement; - private state: PaginationState; - - constructor( - private readonly config: InfiniteScrollConfig, - private readonly callbacks: InfiniteScrollCallbacks - ) { - this.state = { - hasMore: true, - isLoading: false - }; - } - - /** - * Initialize with container and initial items - */ - initialize(scrollContainer: HTMLElement, initialItems: TItem[] = []): void { - this.scrollContainer = scrollContainer; - this.createSentinel(); - this.setupIntersectionObserver(); - - if (initialItems.length > 0) { - this.initializeWithItems(initialItems); - } - } - - /** - * Initialize pagination state with first batch of items - */ - private initializeWithItems(items: TItem[]): void { - if (items.length === 0) return; - - // Sort items using provided comparator - const sortedItems = items.slice().sort((a, b) => - this.callbacks.compareCursors( - this.callbacks.getCursor(a), - this.callbacks.getCursor(b) - ) - ); - - this.state = { - hasMore: true, - isLoading: false, - oldestCursor: this.callbacks.getCursor(sortedItems[sortedItems.length - 1]), - newestCursor: this.callbacks.getCursor(sortedItems[0]) - }; - } - - /** - * Create invisible sentinel element for intersection detection - */ - private createSentinel(): void { - if (!this.scrollContainer) return; - - this.sentinel = document.createElement('div'); - this.sentinel.style.cssText = 'height: 1px; width: 100%; position: absolute; top: 0; pointer-events: none; opacity: 0;'; - this.sentinel.setAttribute('data-infinite-scroll-sentinel', 'true'); - - this.scrollContainer.insertBefore(this.sentinel, this.scrollContainer.firstChild); - } - - /** - * Set up intersection observer - */ - private setupIntersectionObserver(): void { - if (!this.sentinel || !this.config.enabled) return; - - this.observer = new IntersectionObserver((entries) => { - for (const entry of entries) { - this.handleIntersection(entry); - } - }, { - root: this.scrollContainer, - threshold: this.config.threshold, - rootMargin: this.config.rootMargin - }); - - this.observer.observe(this.sentinel); - } - - /** - * Handle intersection observer events - */ - private handleIntersection(entry: IntersectionObserverEntry): void { - const isIntersecting = entry.isIntersecting; - const canLoadMore = this.state.hasMore && !this.state.isLoading; - - if (isIntersecting && canLoadMore) { - this.loadOlderItems(); - } - } - - /** - * Load older items using cursor pagination - */ - private async loadOlderItems(): Promise { - if (this.state.isLoading || !this.state.hasMore) { - return []; - } - - this.state = { ...this.state, isLoading: true }; - - try { - const result = await this.callbacks.loadItems( - this.state.oldestCursor, - this.config.pageSize - ); - - // Update state based on result - const hasMore = result.hasMore || result.items.length === this.config.pageSize; - - if (result.items.length > 0) { - const sortedItems = (result.items as TItem[]).slice().sort((a, b) => - this.callbacks.compareCursors( - this.callbacks.getCursor(a), - this.callbacks.getCursor(b) - ) - ); - - this.state = { - hasMore, - isLoading: false, - oldestCursor: this.callbacks.getCursor(sortedItems[sortedItems.length - 1]), - newestCursor: this.state.newestCursor // Keep existing newest - }; - } else { - this.state = { ...this.state, hasMore: false, isLoading: false }; - } - - return result.items.slice(); - } catch (error) { - console.error('GenericInfiniteScroll: Failed to load items:', error); - this.state = { ...this.state, isLoading: false }; - return []; - } - } - - /** - * Prepend new items to container (for infinite scroll) - */ - async prependItems(items: TItem[]): Promise { - if (!this.scrollContainer || items.length === 0) return; - - // Save scroll position - const scrollHeight = this.scrollContainer.scrollHeight; - const scrollTop = this.scrollContainer.scrollTop; - - // Create fragment with new items - const fragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); - for (const item of items) { - const element = this.callbacks.createItemElement(item); - fragment.appendChild(element); - } - - // Insert at beginning - const firstChild = this.scrollContainer.firstElementChild; - if (firstChild) { - this.scrollContainer.insertBefore(fragment, firstChild); - } else { - this.scrollContainer.appendChild(fragment); - } - - // Restore scroll position - DOM is already updated synchronously - const newScrollHeight = this.scrollContainer.scrollHeight; - const heightDifference = newScrollHeight - scrollHeight; - this.scrollContainer.scrollTop = scrollTop + heightDifference; - - // Reset intersection observer after DOM changes - this.forceIntersectionCheck(); - } - - /** - * Force intersection observer to re-evaluate after DOM changes - */ - private forceIntersectionCheck(): void { - if (!this.sentinel || !this.scrollContainer || !this.observer) return; - - // Reposition sentinel - DOM already updated, no RAF needed - this.sentinel.remove(); - this.scrollContainer.insertBefore(this.sentinel, this.scrollContainer.firstChild); - - // Reset observer - synchronous, no RAF needed - this.observer.unobserve(this.sentinel); - this.observer.observe(this.sentinel); - } - - /** - * Get current state - */ - getState(): Readonly> { - return this.state; - } - - /** - * Cleanup - */ - destroy(): void { - this.observer?.disconnect(); - this.sentinel?.remove(); - this.observer = undefined; - this.sentinel = undefined; - this.scrollContainer = undefined; - } -} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/widgets/shared/public/universe-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/shared/public/universe-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 3f93fdb0d..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/shared/public/universe-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: universe-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:flex;width:100%;height:100%;overflow:hidden}.theme-layout{display:flex;flex:1;width:100%;height:100%}.theme-main{flex:1;overflow-y:auto;padding:16px 16px;min-width:0}.theme-container{width:100%}.theme-header{margin-bottom:16px}.theme-title{font-size:24px;font-weight:600;color:#00d4ff;margin:0 0 4px 0}.theme-subtitle{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:14px}.theme-section{background:rgba(15,20,25,.8);border:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-radius:4px;padding:16px;margin-bottom:12px}.section-title{font-size:12px;font-weight:600;color:#00d4ff;margin:0 0 12px 0;padding-bottom:4px;border-bottom:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.theme-grid{display:grid;grid-template-columns:repeat(auto-fill, minmax(140px, 1fr));gap:8px}.theme-card{background:rgba(0,10,15,.8);border:2px solid rgba(0,212,255,.2);border-radius:4px;padding:8px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;text-align:center}.theme-card:hover{border-color:rgba(0,212,255,.5);background:rgba(0,212,255,.05);transform:translateY(-2px)}.theme-card.active{border-color:#00d4ff;background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);box-shadow:0 0 12px rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.theme-preview{width:100%;height:60px;border-radius:2px;margin-bottom:4px;display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-family:monospace;font-size:11px}.theme-name{font-size:13px;font-weight:500;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9)}.theme-description{font-size:11px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);margin-top:4px}.current-theme-display{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:12px;background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);border:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-radius:4px;margin-bottom:16px}.current-theme-label{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6);font-size:13px}.current-theme-name{color:#00d4ff;font-weight:600;font-size:12px}.info-box{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);border:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-radius:2px;padding:8px 12px;margin-bottom:16px;font-size:13px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.6)} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/sidebar-panel/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts b/src/widgets/sidebar-panel/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index d9f939ebd..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/sidebar-panel/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: sidebar-panel.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -.sidebar-panel{position:relative;background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(15, 20, 25, 0.95), rgba(20, 25, 35, 0.9));border-right:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.2);padding:20px;display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:20px;box-shadow:inset -1px 0 0 hsla(0,0%,100%,.1)}.status-view{padding:15px 0;border-bottom:1px solid hsla(0,0%,100%,.1)}.dynamic-list{flex:1;display:flex;flex-direction:column;gap:8px}.list-item{padding:10px 15px;border-radius:6px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;color:#8a92a5;font-weight:500}.list-item:hover{background:rgba(0,212,255,.1);color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff)}.list-item.active{background:rgba(0,212,255,.2);color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff);border:1px solid var(--border-accent, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.4))} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/sidebar/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts b/src/widgets/sidebar/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 7f25ace73..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/sidebar/public/sidebar-panel.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: sidebar-panel.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:flex;flex-direction:column;height:100%;min-height:0;width:250px;background:var(--sidebar-background, linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(10, 15, 20, 0.95) 0%, rgba(15, 20, 30, 0.98) 100%));border-right:1px solid var(--sidebar-border, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2));position:relative}.sidebar-container{display:flex;flex-direction:column;height:100%;min-height:0;padding:15px;padding-top:0;position:relative;gap:var(--spacing-md);overflow-y:auto;overflow-x:hidden}.collapse-btn{position:absolute;top:8px;right:8px;background:none;border:none;color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);cursor:pointer;padding:4px 8px;font-size:14px;transition:color .2s ease;z-index:10}.collapse-btn:hover{color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff)}.sidebar-widget-container{flex:1;min-height:0;display:flex;flex-direction:column;overflow:hidden}.status-view{margin-bottom:20px;padding:10px;background:var(--widget-surface, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.1));border-radius:6px;border:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2))}.connection-status{font-size:.8em;font-weight:600;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:1px;margin-bottom:5px}.connection-status.connected{color:var(--content-success, #00ff64)}.user-status{font-size:.7em;color:var(--content-secondary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.7))}.dynamic-list{flex:1;overflow-y:auto}.list-item{padding:8px 12px;margin:2px 0;border-radius:4px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;font-size:.9em;color:var(--content-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9))}.list-item:hover{background:var(--widget-surface, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.1));transform:translateX(2px)}.list-item.active{background:var(--widget-surface, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2));border-left:3px solid var(--content-accent, #00d4ff);color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff)}continuum-emoter{margin-bottom:15px} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/status-view/public/status.styles.ts b/src/widgets/status-view/public/status.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 462cf39d7..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/status-view/public/status.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: status.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -.status{padding:6px 12px;border-radius:20px;font-size:.8rem;font-weight:600;text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:.5px;display:inline-block;min-width:100px;text-align:center;border:1px solid}.status.connected{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(0, 255, 100, 0.1), rgba(0, 200, 80, 0.1));color:#00ff64;border-color:rgba(0,255,100,.3);box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(0,255,100,.3)}.status.disconnected{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(255, 0, 150, 0.1), rgba(200, 0, 120, 0.1));color:#ff0096;border-color:rgba(255,0,150,.3);box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(255,0,150,.2)}.status.warning{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(255, 170, 0, 0.1), rgba(200, 130, 0, 0.1));color:#fa0;border-color:rgba(255,170,0,.3);box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(255,170,0,.3)}.status.error{background:linear-gradient(135deg, rgba(255, 80, 80, 0.1), rgba(200, 60, 60, 0.1));color:#ff5050;border-color:rgba(255,80,80,.3);box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(255,80,80,.3)} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/terminal/public/terminal-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/terminal/public/terminal-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 751cc4ad4..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/terminal/public/terminal-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: terminal-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/universe/public/universe-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/universe/public/universe-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 7c7a83eda..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/universe/public/universe-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: universe-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;font-family:var(--font-primary, monospace)}.theme-status{padding:var(--spacing-md, 12px);background:var(--widget-surface, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.1));border:1px solid var(--widget-border, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.3));border-radius:var(--radius-md, 6px);font-family:var(--font-mono, monospace);font-size:12px;margin:var(--spacing-sm, 8px) 0;color:var(--content-primary, #e0e6ed)}.theme-indicator{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:var(--spacing-sm, 8px);font-weight:bold}.theme-icon{font-size:16px}.theme-name{color:var(--content-accent, #00d4ff);text-transform:uppercase;letter-spacing:1px}.theme-controls{margin:var(--spacing-md, 12px) 0;display:flex;align-items:center;gap:var(--spacing-sm, 8px);flex-wrap:wrap}.theme-controls label{color:var(--content-primary, #e0e6ed);font-size:11px;font-weight:bold}.theme-dropdown{background:var(--input-background, rgba(40, 45, 55, 0.8));border:1px solid var(--input-border, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 4px);color:var(--input-text, #ffffff);padding:var(--spacing-xs, 4px) var(--spacing-sm, 8px);font-family:var(--font-primary, monospace);font-size:10px;min-width:140px}.theme-dropdown:focus{border-color:var(--input-border-focus, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.5));outline:none;box-shadow:0 0 0 2px var(--input-focus-shadow, rgba(0, 212, 255, 0.2))}.theme-button-group{display:flex;gap:var(--spacing-xs, 4px);align-items:center}.theme-apply-btn,.theme-cancel-btn{border:none;border-radius:var(--radius-sm, 4px);padding:var(--spacing-xs, 4px) var(--spacing-sm, 8px);font-family:var(--font-primary, monospace);font-size:10px;font-weight:bold;cursor:pointer;transition:all .2s ease;min-width:50px}.theme-apply-btn{background:var(--button-primary-background, linear-gradient(135deg, #00d4ff, rgb(0, 148.4, 178.5)));color:var(--button-primary-text, #000000)}.theme-apply-btn:hover{background:var(--button-primary-background-hover, linear-gradient(135deg, rgb(25.5, 216.3, 255), rgb(0, 169.6, 204)));transform:translateY(-1px)}.theme-apply-btn:active{background:var(--button-primary-background-active, linear-gradient(135deg, rgb(0, 190.8, 229.5), rgb(0, 127.2, 153)));transform:translateY(0)}.theme-cancel-btn{background:var(--button-secondary-background, linear-gradient(135deg, #666666, #555555));color:var(--button-secondary-text, #ffffff)}.theme-cancel-btn:hover{background:var(--button-secondary-background-hover, linear-gradient(135deg, #777777, #666666));transform:translateY(-1px)}.theme-cancel-btn:active{background:var(--button-secondary-background-active, linear-gradient(135deg, #555555, #444444));transform:translateY(0)}.theme-info{color:var(--content-secondary, #8a92a5);font-size:10px;margin-top:var(--spacing-xs, 4px);font-style:italic} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/voice-bar/public/voice-bar.styles.ts b/src/widgets/voice-bar/public/voice-bar.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 5bff8bf78..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/voice-bar/public/voice-bar.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: voice-bar.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:flex;align-items:center;height:52px;padding:0 12px;background:var(--surface-secondary, rgba(0, 20, 35, 0.85));border-top:1px solid var(--border-subtle, rgba(0, 255, 100, 0.3));gap:12px;flex-shrink:0}:host([hidden]){display:none}.voice-info{display:flex;flex-direction:column;flex:1;min-width:0;overflow:hidden}.voice-room{font-size:12px;color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9));font-weight:600;white-space:nowrap;overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis}.voice-status{font-size:10px;color:var(--accent-color, #00ff64);display:flex;align-items:center;gap:4px}.voice-status::before{content:"";width:8px;height:8px;border-radius:50%;background:var(--accent-color, #00ff64);animation:pulse 1.5s ease-in-out infinite}@keyframes pulse{0%,100%{opacity:1}50%{opacity:.5}}.voice-participants{font-size:10px;color:var(--text-dim, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6));padding:0 8px}.voice-controls{display:flex;gap:8px}.voice-btn{width:36px;height:36px;border:none;border-radius:50%;cursor:pointer;display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-size:14px;transition:all .15s ease;background:var(--surface-tertiary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1));color:var(--text-primary, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9))}.voice-btn:hover{background:var(--surface-hover, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15));transform:scale(1.05)}.voice-btn.mic-on{background:rgba(0,255,100,.2);color:#00ff64}.voice-btn.mic-off{background:rgba(255,80,80,.2);color:#ff5050}.voice-btn.leave{background:rgba(255,80,80,.2);color:#ff5050}.voice-btn.leave:hover{background:rgba(255,80,80,.4)} -`; diff --git a/src/widgets/voice-chat/VoiceChatWidget.ts b/src/widgets/voice-chat/VoiceChatWidget.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 5d8c53be8..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/voice-chat/VoiceChatWidget.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,426 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Voice Chat Widget - * - * Provides real-time voice communication with AI. - * Uses AudioWorklet for low-latency capture/playback. - * Streams audio over WebSocket to server. - */ - -import { Events } from '@system/core/shared/Events'; -import { Commands } from '@system/core/shared/Commands'; -import type { VoiceStartParams, VoiceStartResult } from '@commands/voice/start/shared/VoiceStartTypes'; -import type { VoiceStopParams, VoiceStopResult } from '@commands/voice/stop/shared/VoiceStopTypes'; - -import { VoiceStart } from '../../commands/voice/start/shared/VoiceStartTypes'; -import { VoiceStop } from '../../commands/voice/stop/shared/VoiceStopTypes'; -// Audio configuration -const SAMPLE_RATE = 16000; // Target sample rate for speech -const CHUNK_DURATION_MS = 20; // 20ms chunks -const CHUNK_SAMPLES = (SAMPLE_RATE * CHUNK_DURATION_MS) / 1000; // 320 samples - -// Voice WebSocket server port (separate from main JTAG WebSocket) -const VOICE_WS_PORT = 3001; - -export interface VoiceState { - isConnected: boolean; - isListening: boolean; - isSpeaking: boolean; // User is speaking - isAISpeaking: boolean; // AI is speaking - audioLevel: number; // 0-1 audio level - transcription: string; // Current transcription - error: string | null; -} - -/** - * Voice Chat Widget Class - * - * Can be instantiated directly or used as a custom element. - */ -export class VoiceChatWidget { - // Configuration - public roomId: string = ''; - public handle: string = ''; - - // State - private voiceState: VoiceState = { - isConnected: false, - isListening: false, - isSpeaking: false, - isAISpeaking: false, - audioLevel: 0, - transcription: '', - error: null - }; - - // Audio context and nodes - private audioContext: AudioContext | null = null; - private captureNode: AudioWorkletNode | null = null; - private playbackNode: AudioWorkletNode | null = null; - private mediaStream: MediaStream | null = null; - - // WebSocket connection - private ws: WebSocket | null = null; - private reconnectAttempts = 0; - private maxReconnectAttempts = 3; - - // DOM element (if rendered) - private element: HTMLElement | null = null; - - // State change callback - private onStateChange?: (state: VoiceState) => void; - - constructor(options?: { roomId?: string; onStateChange?: (state: VoiceState) => void }) { - if (options?.roomId) { - this.roomId = options.roomId; - } - if (options?.onStateChange) { - this.onStateChange = options.onStateChange; - } - } - - /** - * Get current state - */ - get state(): VoiceState { - return { ...this.voiceState }; - } - - /** - * Update state and notify listeners - */ - private updateState(updates: Partial): void { - this.voiceState = { ...this.voiceState, ...updates }; - this.onStateChange?.(this.voiceState); - } - - /** - * Initialize audio system - */ - async initAudio(): Promise { - try { - // Create audio context - this.audioContext = new AudioContext({ - sampleRate: 48000 // Standard rate, we'll downsample in worklet - }); - - // Load AudioWorklet processors - const baseUrl = this.getWorkletBaseUrl(); - await this.audioContext.audioWorklet.addModule(`${baseUrl}/voice-capture-processor.js`); - await this.audioContext.audioWorklet.addModule(`${baseUrl}/voice-playback-processor.js`); - - // Get microphone access - this.mediaStream = await navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({ - audio: { - echoCancellation: true, - noiseSuppression: true, - autoGainControl: true, - sampleRate: 48000 - } - }); - - // Create source from mic - const source = this.audioContext.createMediaStreamSource(this.mediaStream); - - // Create capture worklet - this.captureNode = new AudioWorkletNode(this.audioContext, 'voice-capture-processor'); - this.captureNode.port.postMessage({ - type: 'setSampleRate', - sampleRate: this.audioContext.sampleRate - }); - this.captureNode.port.onmessage = this.handleCaptureMessage.bind(this); - - // Connect mic -> capture processor - source.connect(this.captureNode); - - // Create playback worklet - this.playbackNode = new AudioWorkletNode(this.audioContext, 'voice-playback-processor'); - this.playbackNode.port.postMessage({ - type: 'setSampleRate', - sampleRate: this.audioContext.sampleRate - }); - this.playbackNode.port.onmessage = this.handlePlaybackMessage.bind(this); - - // Connect playback -> speakers - this.playbackNode.connect(this.audioContext.destination); - - console.log('🎤 Audio system initialized'); - - } catch (error) { - console.error('Failed to initialize audio:', error); - this.updateState({ - error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Failed to access microphone' - }); - throw error; - } - } - - /** - * Get base URL for loading AudioWorklet modules - */ - private getWorkletBaseUrl(): string { - // Worklet files should be served from widgets/voice-chat/ - return '/widgets/voice-chat'; - } - - /** - * Handle messages from capture worklet - */ - private handleCaptureMessage(event: MessageEvent): void { - const { type, samples, level, isSpeaking } = event.data; - - switch (type) { - case 'audio': - // Update level display - this.updateState({ audioLevel: level }); - - // Send to WebSocket if connected and listening - if (this.ws?.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN && this.voiceState.isListening) { - this.ws.send(samples); - } - break; - - case 'vadStart': - this.updateState({ isSpeaking: true }); - Events.emit('voice:speaking:start', { roomId: this.roomId }); - break; - - case 'vadEnd': - this.updateState({ isSpeaking: false }); - Events.emit('voice:speaking:end', { roomId: this.roomId }); - break; - } - } - - /** - * Handle messages from playback worklet - */ - private handlePlaybackMessage(event: MessageEvent): void { - const { type } = event.data; - - switch (type) { - case 'playbackStart': - this.updateState({ isAISpeaking: true }); - Events.emit('voice:ai:speaking:start', { roomId: this.roomId }); - break; - - case 'playbackStop': - this.updateState({ isAISpeaking: false }); - Events.emit('voice:ai:speaking:end', { roomId: this.roomId }); - break; - - case 'bufferUnderrun': - console.warn('Audio buffer underrun'); - break; - } - } - - /** - * Connect to voice WebSocket - */ - private async connectWebSocket(): Promise { - return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { - const protocol = window.location.protocol === 'https:' ? 'wss:' : 'ws:'; - const host = window.location.hostname; - const wsUrl = `${protocol}//${host}:${VOICE_WS_PORT}?handle=${this.handle}&room=${this.roomId}`; - - console.log('🎤 Connecting to voice WebSocket:', wsUrl); - this.ws = new WebSocket(wsUrl); - this.ws.binaryType = 'arraybuffer'; - - this.ws.onopen = () => { - console.log('🔌 Voice WebSocket connected'); - this.updateState({ isConnected: true, error: null }); - this.reconnectAttempts = 0; - resolve(); - }; - - this.ws.onmessage = (event) => { - if (event.data instanceof ArrayBuffer) { - // Audio data from server - send to playback - this.playbackNode?.port.postMessage({ - type: 'audio', - samples: event.data - }, [event.data]); - } else { - // JSON message (transcription, events, etc.) - try { - const message = JSON.parse(event.data); - this.handleServerMessage(message); - } catch (e) { - console.error('Failed to parse server message:', e); - } - } - }; - - this.ws.onclose = (event) => { - console.log('Voice WebSocket closed:', event.code, event.reason); - this.updateState({ isConnected: false }); - - // Attempt reconnect if not intentional close - if (event.code !== 1000 && this.reconnectAttempts < this.maxReconnectAttempts) { - this.reconnectAttempts++; - setTimeout(() => this.connectWebSocket(), 1000 * this.reconnectAttempts); - } - }; - - this.ws.onerror = (error) => { - console.error('Voice WebSocket error:', error); - this.updateState({ error: 'Connection error' }); - reject(error); - }; - }); - } - - /** - * Handle JSON messages from server - */ - private handleServerMessage(message: any): void { - switch (message.type) { - case 'transcription': - this.updateState({ transcription: message.text }); - Events.emit('voice:transcription', { - roomId: this.roomId, - text: message.text, - isFinal: message.isFinal - }); - break; - - case 'ai_response': - Events.emit('voice:ai:response', { - roomId: this.roomId, - text: message.text - }); - break; - - case 'error': - this.updateState({ error: message.message }); - break; - } - } - - /** - * Start voice chat - */ - async start(): Promise { - try { - // Resume audio context if suspended (browser autoplay policy) - if (this.audioContext?.state === 'suspended') { - await this.audioContext.resume(); - } - - // Initialize audio if needed - if (!this.audioContext) { - await this.initAudio(); - } - - // Start voice session via command to get handle - if (!this.handle) { - const result = await VoiceStart.execute({ - room: this.roomId || 'general', - }); - - if (!result.success) { - throw new Error(result.error?.message || 'Failed to start voice session'); - } - - this.handle = result.handle; - console.log('🎤 Voice session handle:', this.handle); - } - - // Connect WebSocket if needed - if (!this.ws || this.ws.readyState !== WebSocket.OPEN) { - await this.connectWebSocket(); - } - - this.updateState({ isListening: true, error: null }); - Events.emit('voice:start', { roomId: this.roomId, handle: this.handle }); - - } catch (error) { - console.error('Failed to start voice:', error); - this.updateState({ - error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Failed to start voice' - }); - } - } - - /** - * Stop voice chat - */ - async stop(): Promise { - this.updateState({ isListening: false }); - - // Clear playback buffer (interrupt AI if speaking) - this.playbackNode?.port.postMessage({ type: 'clear' }); - - // Stop session via command - if (this.handle) { - try { - await VoiceStop.execute({ handle: this.handle }); - } catch (error) { - console.warn('Failed to stop voice session:', error); - } - this.handle = ''; - } - - Events.emit('voice:stop', { roomId: this.roomId }); - } - - /** - * Toggle voice chat - */ - async toggle(): Promise { - if (this.voiceState.isListening) { - await this.stop(); - } else { - await this.start(); - } - } - - /** - * Interrupt AI (barge-in) - */ - interrupt(): void { - // Clear playback buffer - this.playbackNode?.port.postMessage({ type: 'clear' }); - - // Notify server - if (this.ws?.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN) { - this.ws.send(JSON.stringify({ type: 'interrupt' })); - } - } - - /** - * Clean up resources - */ - destroy(): void { - // Stop listening - this.updateState({ isListening: false }); - - // Close WebSocket - if (this.ws) { - this.ws.close(1000, 'Widget cleanup'); - this.ws = null; - } - - // Stop media stream - if (this.mediaStream) { - this.mediaStream.getTracks().forEach(track => track.stop()); - this.mediaStream = null; - } - - // Disconnect audio nodes - this.captureNode?.disconnect(); - this.playbackNode?.disconnect(); - this.captureNode = null; - this.playbackNode = null; - - // Close audio context - if (this.audioContext) { - this.audioContext.close(); - this.audioContext = null; - } - } -} - -// Export for direct use -export default VoiceChatWidget; diff --git a/src/widgets/web-view/public/web-view-widget.styles.ts b/src/widgets/web-view/public/web-view-widget.styles.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 296471c6e..000000000 --- a/src/widgets/web-view/public/web-view-widget.styles.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -/** - * Auto-generated by compile-sass.ts - * Source: web-view-widget.scss - * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY - edit the .scss file instead - */ - -export const styles = ` -:host{display:block;width:100%;height:100%;overflow:hidden}.browser-container{display:flex;flex-direction:column;height:100%;background:rgba(0,20,35,.85)}.browser-toolbar{display:flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:12px 16px;background:rgba(0,10,18,.98);border-bottom:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.url-input{flex:1;padding:8px 12px;background:hsla(0,0%,100%,.05);border:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-radius:4px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9);font-size:14px;font-family:"JetBrains Mono","Fira Code","Consolas",monospace}.url-input:focus{outline:none;border-color:#00d4ff;box-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.url-input::placeholder{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4)}.go-button{padding:8px 16px;background:#00d4ff;border:none;border-radius:4px;color:rgba(0,10,18,.98);font-weight:600;font-size:14px;cursor:pointer;transition:all .15s ease}.go-button:hover{box-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(0,212,255,.6)}.go-button:active{transform:scale(0.98)}.browser-content{flex:1;display:flex;flex-direction:column;overflow-y:auto;padding:16px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9);font-size:14px;line-height:1.6}.placeholder-text{text-align:center;padding:48px}.placeholder-text h2{color:#00d4ff;font-size:24px;margin:0 0 16px 0;text-shadow:0 0 8px rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.placeholder-text p{margin:8px 0;line-height:1.6}.browser-iframe-container{flex:1;width:100%;height:100%}.browser-iframe-container iframe{width:100%;height:100%;border:none}.loading-state{display:flex;flex-direction:column;align-items:center;justify-content:center;height:100%;gap:16px;color:#00d4ff}.loading-state .loading-spinner{width:40px;height:40px;border:3px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);border-top-color:#00d4ff;border-radius:50%;animation:spin 1s linear infinite}.loading-state p{font-size:14px;color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4)}.error-state{display:flex;flex-direction:column;align-items:center;justify-content:center;height:100%;text-align:center;padding:48px}.error-state h2{color:#ff5050;margin:0 0 16px 0;font-size:24px}.error-state .error-url{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.4);font-family:"JetBrains Mono","Fira Code","Consolas",monospace;font-size:14px;word-break:break-all;margin:0 0 12px 0}.error-state .error-message{color:#ff5050;font-size:14px}.fetched-content{max-width:900px;margin:0 auto;width:100%}.fetched-content .page-title{color:#00d4ff;font-size:28px;margin:0 0 24px 0;padding-bottom:12px;border-bottom:1px solid rgba(0,212,255,.3);text-shadow:0 0 4px rgba(0,212,255,.3)}.fetched-content .markdown-content h1,.fetched-content .markdown-content h2,.fetched-content .markdown-content h3{color:#00d4ff;margin-top:24px;margin-bottom:12px}.fetched-content .markdown-content h1{font-size:24px}.fetched-content .markdown-content h2{font-size:20px}.fetched-content .markdown-content h3{font-size:18px}.fetched-content .markdown-content p{margin-bottom:12px}.fetched-content .markdown-content a{color:#00d4ff;text-decoration:none}.fetched-content .markdown-content a:hover{text-decoration:underline}.fetched-content .markdown-content strong{color:hsla(0,0%,100%,.9);font-weight:600}.fetched-content .markdown-content em{font-style:italic}.fetched-content .markdown-content li{margin-left:16px;margin-bottom:8px}@keyframes spin{to{transform:rotate(360deg)}} -`; diff --git a/src/workers/.dockerignore b/src/workers/.dockerignore index 392baa6b3..1b3f4a4fe 100644 --- a/src/workers/.dockerignore +++ b/src/workers/.dockerignore @@ -1,3 +1,39 @@ +# Docker build context exclusions for the continuum-core (Rust workers) image. +# Goal: ship cmake everything it needs to compile vendored C++ — and nothing else. +# Per-directory size measurements taken 2026-04-24 to justify each entry. + +# Cargo build output (gigabytes) target/ *.log .git/ + +# ─── vendor/llama.cpp ──────────────────────────────────────── +# cmake compiles src/ + include/ + ggml/ + common/ + vendor/ + tools/mtmd. +# Everything else in this submodule is reference material that bloats the +# build context for no compile-time or runtime benefit. +vendor/llama.cpp/.git/ +vendor/llama.cpp/models/ # 69MB — vocab .gguf files for upstream's CI +vendor/llama.cpp/docs/ # 29MB — markdown docs +vendor/llama.cpp/tools/server/ # 12MB — llama-server + the JS chat webui + # (we only link tools/mtmd; tools/server isn't built) +vendor/llama.cpp/tests/ # 2.5MB — upstream's test suite +vendor/llama.cpp/benches/ # 2.4MB — perf benches +vendor/llama.cpp/examples/ # 1.7MB — sample programs +vendor/llama.cpp/media/ # 744KB — README screenshots +vendor/llama.cpp/gguf-py/ # 680KB — Python CLI for gguf inspection +vendor/llama.cpp/scripts/ # 512KB — upstream maintainer scripts +vendor/llama.cpp/grammars/ # 52KB — sample BNF grammars + +# ─── vendor/whisper.cpp ────────────────────────────────────── +# whisper-rs is commented out in continuum-core/Cargo.toml (see comment +# around line 57: ggml symbol collision with llama-rs). Nothing in this +# submodule is currently linked, but we keep src/ + include/ + ggml/ + +# cmake/ around so re-enabling the feature is a one-line uncomment, not +# a submodule re-add. The heavy subdirs go away regardless. +vendor/whisper.cpp/.git/ +vendor/whisper.cpp/examples/ # 10MB — sample programs +vendor/whisper.cpp/models/ # 6MB — placeholder model dir +vendor/whisper.cpp/bindings/ # 2MB — Java/Ruby/Go bindings (not Rust) +vendor/whisper.cpp/samples/ # 428KB — audio sample fixtures +vendor/whisper.cpp/tests/ # 280KB — upstream's tests +vendor/whisper.cpp/scripts/ # 224KB — upstream scripts diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/Cargo.toml b/src/workers/continuum-core/Cargo.toml index bc3e42623..54be225d2 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/Cargo.toml +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/Cargo.toml @@ -171,10 +171,27 @@ objc = "0.2" # Objective-C runtime — for Metal APIs not wrapped by metal cr # mlx-rs = { version = "0.25", optional = true } # phase B [features] +# `metal` is NOT default — earlier comment claimed it was harmless on +# non-Mac targets, empirically false (2026-04-22 docker CI failure): +# `candle-core/metal` pulls `objc2-foundation` unconditionally, which +# fires `compile_error!("objc2 only works on Apple platforms")` on +# Linux + Windows builds. The "no harm" assertion never tested. +# +# Build the right way per platform: +# macOS: cargo build --features metal,accelerate +# Linux + CUDA: cargo build --features cuda,load-dynamic-ort +# Linux CPU / WSL2-Ubuntu / Windows: cargo build (no GPU features) +# +# `scripts/shared/cargo-features.sh` already detects the right set per +# uname; `npm start` and the docker builds source it. The only cost is +# a Mac dev typing `cargo build` directly without features now gets a +# CPU-only build — paid by the dev who knows to add the flags. The +# benefit is docker / CI / cross-platform builds stop pulling Apple- +# only crates into their dep tree on every host. default = ["livekit-webrtc"] livekit-webrtc = ["dep:livekit", "dep:livekit-api"] -metal = ["candle-core/metal", "candle-nn/metal", "candle-transformers/metal", "llama/metal"] -cuda = ["candle-core/cuda", "candle-nn/cuda", "candle-transformers/cuda", "llama/cuda"] +metal = ["candle-core/metal", "candle-nn/metal", "candle-transformers/metal", "llama/metal", "ort/coreml"] +cuda = ["candle-core/cuda", "candle-nn/cuda", "candle-transformers/cuda", "llama/cuda", "ort/cuda"] # Vulkan is llama.cpp-only (Candle has no Vulkan backend). Used by the # Mac-Carl-in-container path: Podman + krunkit routes Vulkan API calls out # to MoltenVK on the host, which translates to Metal. Also valid on Linux diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/cognition.ts b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/cognition.ts index d51df1fd5..37976c722 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/cognition.ts +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/cognition.ts @@ -29,52 +29,33 @@ import type { QualityScore, } from '../../../../shared/generated'; import type { PersonaResponse } from '../../../../shared/generated/cognition/PersonaResponse'; +import type { Signal } from '../../../../shared/generated/recipe/Signal'; +import type { PersonaContext } from '../../../../shared/generated/recipe/PersonaContext'; /** - * Caller-supplied input for persona/respond. Mirrors the Rust RespondInput - * struct (intentionally not a generated TS type because the shape is - * IPC-call-shaped, not domain-shaped — generated types are for domain - * objects that flow through events/storage/UI, not for transient call args). + * Caller-supplied input for `cognition/respond`. * - * The PRG.ts shim builds this from the room state and passes it across the - * IPC. Rust does the analysis caching, scoring, prompt assembly, inference, - * and -block stripping. + * Two fields: + * - `signal` — host's raw event (chat message, video frame, code diff, + * game tick). The Rust side projects it into the cognition layer's + * internal RespondInput via `cognition_io::build_respond_input`. + * - `personaContext` — per-persona stable state (identity, model, + * capabilities, recent history). Built from the room/persona before + * each turn. + * + * Both `Signal` and `PersonaContext` are ts-rs generated from the Rust + * source of truth (persona/cognition_io.rs). Hosts construct them via + * normal TS object literals; the wire format is camelCase JSON. + * + * Recipe selection is NOT in this payload — recipes are JSON data + * walked by whatever wraps this call (today: nothing — chat dispatches + * directly; future: a small walker that interprets recipe pipelines + * for non-chat hosts). The cognition layer just runs the projection + * and `respond()`. */ export interface PersonaRespondRequest { - personaId: string; - roomId: string; - messageId: string; - personaName: string; - specialty: string; - messageText: string; - /** - * Persona's RAG-built identity / system prompt. Caller supplies because - * persona identity is a TS-side composition (entity + active LoRA - * adapters + user personalization). Rust just consumes it. - */ - systemPrompt: string; - /** - * THIS persona's render-time model identifier. Required (no default). - * Shared-cognition architecture: 1 cheap analysis on a base model + N - * specialty renders each on the persona's own (potentially LoRA-adapted) - * model. Caller MUST pass the persona's actual model — using the analysis - * model would defeat the architecture (every persona would render with - * the same base model). - */ - model: string; - /** - * Recent messages for shared analysis context. Most-recent last. Each - * element: { id, sender_name, text }. - */ - recentHistory: Array<{ id: string; sender_name: string; text: string }>; - /** - * Stable specialty identifiers in the room (all personas, not just - * this one). Lets the shared analysis know which suggested_angles - * keys to populate. This persona's specialty must appear here. - */ - knownSpecialties: string[]; - /** Live-voice context flag. Affects assembled-prompt response style. */ - isVoice?: boolean; + signal: Signal; + personaContext: PersonaContext; } // ============================================================================ @@ -786,29 +767,35 @@ export function CognitionMixin RustCoreIPCClie * PersonaResponse that the caller posts (or logs, if Silent). */ async cognitionPersonaRespond(req: PersonaRespondRequest): Promise { - // 180s timeout (vs default 60s) — cognition/respond runs the full - // persona pipeline: analyze (qwen3.5 reasoning preamble + JSON, can - // be 30-60s alone) + score + assemble + render inference + strip. - // Default 60s timed out mid-analyze 2026-04-19, throwing 'IPC - // timeout' before the model finished responding. The IPC TIMEOUT - // is not the right signal here — the inference IS taking time, - // it's not stuck. Bump to 180s; if THAT trips, something's - // genuinely wrong (model crashed, infinite reasoning loop, etc.) - // and we want the loud failure. - const COGNITION_RESPOND_TIMEOUT_MS = 180_000; + // Timeout split by provider class: + // cloud (anthropic/openai/groq/…) → 180s. A healthy cloud call + // completes in 2–10s; at 180s something is genuinely wrong and + // we want the loud failure. + // local (in-process llama.cpp / DMR) → 300s. The persona + // pipeline runs analyze (qwen3.5 reasoning preamble + JSON, + // 30–60s alone) + score + assemble + inference + strip, and + // under 3-way concurrent the llamacpp scheduler's per-seq + // throughput drops to ~1.3 tok/s → a 1500+ token reasoning + // response legitimately takes 200–280s. Tripping 180s there + // was the WRONG signal: inference was working, just queued. + // 300s still surfaces genuine hangs (model crashed / infinite + // reasoning) loudly. + // + // Streaming IPC (return tokens incrementally, no end-to-end cap) + // is the architecturally-right next step — filed as follow-up, + // not included in this change. + const model = req.personaContext.model; + const isLocal = model.startsWith('continuum-ai/') || model.startsWith('qwen2-vl'); + const COGNITION_RESPOND_TIMEOUT_MS = isLocal ? 300_000 : 180_000; + + // Wire shape: { signal, personaContext }. Rust projects via + // cognition_io::build_respond_input, runs respond(), returns + // the response. No recipe-name field — recipes are JSON + // data walked above this layer. const { response } = await this.requestFull({ command: 'cognition/respond', - persona_id: req.personaId, - room_id: req.roomId, - message_id: req.messageId, - persona_name: req.personaName, - specialty: req.specialty, - message_text: req.messageText, - system_prompt: req.systemPrompt, - model: req.model, - recent_history: req.recentHistory, - known_specialties: req.knownSpecialties, - is_voice: req.isVoice ?? false, + signal: req.signal, + personaContext: req.personaContext, }, COGNITION_RESPOND_TIMEOUT_MS); if (!response.success) { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/models.ts b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/models.ts index ba89c925d..6e902882f 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/models.ts +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/models.ts @@ -37,12 +37,24 @@ export interface ModelsDiscoverResult { providers: number; } +/** + * Result of `models/capabilities` — the canonical kebab-case capability + * vocabulary for a model, as declared in `models.toml`. Strings match + * Rust `model_registry::types::Capability` serde rename: "vision", + * "audio-input", "audio-output", "tool-use", "streaming", etc. + */ +export interface ModelsCapabilitiesResult { + modelId: string; + capabilities: string[]; +} + // ============================================================================ // Mixin // ============================================================================ export interface ModelsMixin { modelsDiscover(providers: ProviderConfig[]): Promise; + modelsCapabilities(modelId: string): Promise; } export function ModelsMixin RustCoreIPCClientBase>(Base: T) { @@ -62,5 +74,32 @@ export function ModelsMixin RustCoreIPCClientB return response.result as ModelsDiscoverResult; } + + /** + * Look up a model's canonical capability vocabulary from models.toml. + * + * Callers (PersonaResponseGenerator) use this ONCE at persona + * construction to resolve the capability strings they must then + * pass with every `cognitionPersonaRespond` call. Pushing this + * lookup to the orchestration seam (caller side, loud failure) + * means the inference hot path never does a global registry + * query whose silent-empty result used to disable vision. + * + * Errors visibly if the model id isn't in the registry — that's + * a broken persona configuration, not a missing-default + * scenario. No silent empty-list fallback. + */ + async modelsCapabilities(modelId: string): Promise { + const response = await this.request({ + command: 'models/capabilities', + model_id: modelId, + }); + + if (!response.success) { + throw new Error(response.error || `Failed to resolve capabilities for model '${modelId}'`); + } + + return response.result as ModelsCapabilitiesResult; + } }; } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/voice.ts b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/voice.ts index 2bb382ba3..8953d318e 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/voice.ts +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/bindings/modules/voice.ts @@ -8,23 +8,14 @@ import type { RustCoreIPCClientBase } from './base'; // Types // ============================================================================ -export interface VoiceParticipant { - user_id: string; - display_name: string; - participant_type: 'human' | 'persona' | 'agent'; - expertise: string[]; - is_audio_native: boolean; -} - -export interface UtteranceEvent { - session_id: string; - speaker_id: string; - speaker_name: string; - speaker_type: 'human' | 'persona' | 'agent'; - transcript: string; - confidence: number; - timestamp: number; -} +// Rust source-of-truth types. The Rust structs carry #[derive(TS)] and +// emit to src/shared/generated/live/ at build time; inlining the shape +// here would risk silent field drift (e.g. the `expertise` list or the +// `is_audio_native` flag diverging between Rust and TS on the IPC wire). +// See CLAUDE.md "RUST → TYPESCRIPT TYPE BOUNDARIES" / memory +// feedback_format_only_files_you_touched + the ts-rs rule. +import type { VoiceParticipant, UtteranceEvent } from '../../../../shared/generated/live'; +export type { VoiceParticipant, UtteranceEvent }; // ============================================================================ // Mixin diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/config/models.toml b/src/workers/continuum-core/config/models.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..072bf0b25 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/config/models.toml @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +# models.toml — single source of truth for AI model catalogs. +# Generated from hardcoded ModelInfo definitions in: +# src/ai/anthropic_adapter.rs +# src/ai/openai_adapter.rs +# src/inference/llamacpp_adapter.rs +# +# capabilities vocabulary (kebab-case): +# text-generation, chat, tool-use, +# vision, audio-input, audio-output, # sensory — see CLAUDE.md +# # "Sensory Architecture": +# # absent → bridge fills the gap +# # (VisionDescriptionService / STT / TTS) +# streaming, fine-tuning, lora-adapter, image-generation, embedding, reranking + +# ─── Anthropic ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929" +name = "Claude Sonnet 4.5" +provider = "anthropic" +arch = "claude" +context_window = 200000 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.003 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.015 + +[[model]] +id = "claude-opus-4-20250514" +name = "Claude Opus 4" +provider = "anthropic" +arch = "claude" +context_window = 200000 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.015 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.075 + +[[model]] +id = "claude-3-5-haiku-20250107" +name = "Claude 3.5 Haiku" +provider = "anthropic" +arch = "claude" +context_window = 200000 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.00025 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.00125 + +# ─── OpenAI ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "gpt-4-turbo-preview" +name = "GPT-4 Turbo" +provider = "openai" +arch = "gpt" +context_window = 128000 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.01 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.03 + +[[model]] +id = "gpt-4o" +name = "GPT-4o" +provider = "openai" +arch = "gpt" +context_window = 128000 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +# vision + audio-input + audio-output: GPT-4o is fully multimodal natively. +# Without these declarations the sensory bridge would still convert via +# STT/TTS — works but wastes a roundtrip and loses the model's native +# voice qualities. Declaring honestly lets the routing layer skip the bridge. +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "audio-input", "audio-output", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.005 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.015 + +# ─── DeepSeek ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "deepseek-chat" +name = "DeepSeek Chat" +provider = "deepseek" +arch = "deepseek" +context_window = 128000 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.00014 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.00028 + +[[model]] +id = "deepseek-reasoner" +name = "DeepSeek Reasoner" +provider = "deepseek" +arch = "deepseek" +context_window = 128000 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.00055 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.00219 + +# ─── Together AI ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-70B-Instruct-Turbo" +name = "Llama 3.1 70B (Together)" +provider = "together" +arch = "llama" +context_window = 131072 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.00088 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.00088 + +# ─── Groq ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "llama-3.1-8b-instant" +name = "Llama 3.1 8B Instant (Groq)" +provider = "groq" +arch = "llama" +context_window = 131072 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.00005 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.00008 + +# ─── Fireworks AI ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "accounts/fireworks/models/llama-v3p3-70b-instruct" +name = "Llama 3.3 70B (Fireworks)" +provider = "fireworks" +arch = "llama" +context_window = 128000 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0009 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0009 + +# ─── xAI (Grok) ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "grok-3" +name = "Grok 3" +provider = "xai" +arch = "grok" +context_window = 131072 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.003 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.015 + +# ─── Google (Gemini via OpenAI-compatible) ────────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "gemini-2.0-flash" +name = "Gemini 2.0 Flash" +provider = "google" +arch = "gemini" +context_window = 1000000 +max_output_tokens = 8192 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +# Gemini 2.0 Flash accepts audio + image natively (multimodal). Audio +# output is not in the OpenAI-compatible endpoint we use today; if/when +# we add the native Gemini API, declare audio-output here too. +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "vision", "audio-input", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.000075 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0003 + +# ─── Docker Model Runner (local Metal/CUDA via HTTP) ──────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "docker.io/ai/qwen2.5:7B-Q4_K_M" +name = "Qwen2.5 7B Q4_K_M (DMR)" +provider = "docker-model-runner" +arch = "qwen2" +context_window = 32768 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +gguf_hint = "docker.io/ai/qwen2.5:7B-Q4_K_M" + +[[model]] +id = "huggingface.co/mlx-community/qwen2.5-7b-instruct-4bit:latest" +name = "Qwen2.5 7B MLX 4-bit (DMR)" +provider = "docker-model-runner" +arch = "qwen2" +context_window = 32768 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +gguf_hint = "huggingface.co/mlx-community/qwen2.5-7b-instruct-4bit" + +[[model]] +id = "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf:latest" +name = "Qwen3.5 4B Code-Forged (DMR)" +provider = "docker-model-runner" +arch = "qwen35" +context_window = 262144 +max_output_tokens = 32768 +tokens_per_second = 50.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +gguf_hint = "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf" +# Same shaping rule as the in-process row — see that row's comment. +multi_party_strategy = "proper_chat_ml_single_party" + +# ─── In-process llama.cpp (Metal/CUDA direct) ─────────────────────────── + +[[model]] +id = "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF" +name = "Qwen3.5 4B Code-Forged (in-process)" +provider = "llamacpp-local" +arch = "qwen35" +context_window = 262144 +max_output_tokens = 32768 +tokens_per_second = 33.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "tool-use", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +gguf_hint = "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf" +# Where the in-process Metal/CUDA path loads the GGUF from. This is the +# artifact DMR caches under its content-addressed bundle store — same +# bytes the `docker model run` path serves. The SHA is stable (it's the +# published artifact hash), so pinning it here is correct; a newer +# forge would publish a new id, not mutate this one. +gguf_local_path = "~/.docker/models/bundles/sha256/0ed44d4643b05eba23a4ec765aeee8c0f818f9063b09e54d30ded513287f18e9/model/model.gguf" +# Explicit qwen3.5 chatml template. The forged GGUF doesn't embed +# `tokenizer.chat_template` in its metadata, and llama.cpp's built-in +# chatml default drifts from qwen3.5's training on boundary tokens +# (verified 2026-04-20: fragments like `the ` bled into chat when +# the built-in was used). The proper architectural fix is to embed this +# template in the GGUF at forge time — filed as a forge-recipe follow-up. +# Until then, this TOML row is the source of truth and the llamacpp +# adapter reads it through the registry. +chat_template = "{% for message in messages %}{{ '<|im_start|>' + message['role'] + '\\n' + message['content'] + '<|im_end|>\\n' }}{% endfor %}{% if add_generation_prompt %}{{ '<|im_start|>assistant\\n' }}{% endif %}" +# Stop sequences (text-form). The forged GGUF's tokenizer.ggml.eos_token_id +# = 248046 is wrong — qwen3.5's chat-end is the `<|im_end|>` token (151645). +# Until the forge recipe re-bakes with the correct EOS id, the scheduler +# matches these strings against the streamed output and stops the seq. +# Same architectural rule: per-model knobs are TOML, not adapter code. +stop_sequences = ["<|im_end|>", "<|endoftext|>"] +# Multi-party chat shape. qwen3.5 was trained on alternating user/assistant +# turns and cannot coherently process multi-party (multiple AI speakers in +# the same room). The earlier `single_user_turn_flattened_history` strategy +# tried to work around this by flattening history into one user turn with +# `:` prefixes + a closing instruction "no name prefix, no quoting" — +# qwen3.5 ignored the instruction and emitted name-prefixed completions +# anyway, producing the visible echo-loop + sentinel-leak symptoms in the +# 2026-04-24 empirical chat (task #75, PR-blocker). +# +# `proper_chat_ml_single_party` is the source-level fix Joel asked for +# instead of TS-side regex stripping: own-persona prior turns become +# role:assistant, human messages become role:user, OTHER-persona turns are +# DROPPED — the model only ever sees a clean user/assistant alternation it +# was actually trained on. No closing-cue, no prefixes, no transcript-as- +# completion-pattern setup. Honest cost: personas on this model are blind +# to other AI peers in the room. That's the model's actual capability +# boundary, not a workaround. See MultiPartyChatStrategy enum doc. +multi_party_strategy = "proper_chat_ml_single_party" + +# ─── Vision-capable Qwen2-VL-7B (in-process llama.cpp + mtmd) ─────────── +# Reference vision model for the local multimodal path. mmproj_local_path +# is the multimodal projector — required for `Capability::Vision` on the +# local path because libmtmd needs it to encode image bytes into tokens +# compatible with this model's embedding space. Cloud providers handle +# their own projection server-side; local needs the explicit file. +# +# `tests/llamacpp_vision_integration.rs` validates the full Rust pipeline +# against this entry — a real cat photo goes in, natural-language +# description comes out (verified 2026-04-21 with the libmtmd backend +# dedup fix in commit f098c4331). When `tests/vision_integration.rs` +# targets this model_id, the chat path → adapter → backend.generate_with_image +# → mtmd → projector → text-decoder route is exercised top to bottom. +[[model]] +id = "qwen2-vl-7b-instruct" +name = "Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct (in-process)" +provider = "llamacpp-local" +arch = "qwen2" +context_window = 32768 +max_output_tokens = 4096 +tokens_per_second = 16.0 +capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "vision", "streaming"] +cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +# Same multi-party strategy as the qwen3.5 entries: drop other-persona turns from +# history and assemble proper ChatML so Vision AI doesn't echo "Local Assistant:" +# / "Teacher AI:" name prefixes on vision replies (Joel 2026-04-24 brick test). +multi_party_strategy = "proper_chat_ml_single_party" +gguf_hint = "huggingface.co/bartowski/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-GGUF" +# Local path on the dev machine. Production install (Carl/Dev) pulls +# these via `install.sh` into a per-user model cache. Auto-discovery of +# the mmproj from `gguf_hint` + a sibling-file naming convention is a +# follow-up so this path doesn't need to be hand-edited per machine. +gguf_local_path = "~/models/qwen2-vl-7b/Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf" +mmproj_local_path = "~/models/qwen2-vl-7b/mmproj-Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf" + +# ─── Local in-process: Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct (audio-input native) ─── +# +# DISABLED 2026-04-22 — registering this model spawns a SECOND +# `LlamaCppAdapter` whose `initialize()` eagerly loads the GGUF (~5GB +# Metal allocation) at boot ALONGSIDE qwen2-vl-7b's load. On Apple +# Metal the cumulative pressure pushes the GPU command-buffer +# allocator over the cliff: every persona's first decode then comes +# back with `kIOGPUCommandBufferCallbackErrorOutOfMemory` → +# `llama_decode -3`, the backend wedges into "error state from a +# previous command buffer failure - recreate the backend to recover", +# and chat is dead until `npm stop`. (Seeing the persona block in +# personas.ts is correctly defer'd is necessary but NOT sufficient — +# the registry still creates the adapter for any model row whose +# GGUF + mmproj are on disk; the persona-level guard doesn't reach +# the registry layer.) +# +# Re-enable when the substrate lands: +# - mmproj init mutex (one mtmd-capable backend may compile its +# Metal pipelines at a time) +# - PressureBroker-aware adapter registration (refuse the second +# mtmd-capable adapter creation while another is mid-init) +# - backend recovery on Metal OOM (currently any +# `kIOGPUCommandBufferCallbackErrorOutOfMemory` leaves the +# backend permanently dead until process restart) +# +# The model files, llama-mtmd integration, and integration test +# (`tests/llamacpp_audio_integration.rs`) all remain — only the +# registry row is commented out so no adapter is created at boot. +# When the substrate is ready, uncomment this block. +# +# [[model]] +# id = "qwen2-audio-7b-instruct" +# name = "Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct (in-process)" +# provider = "llamacpp-local" +# arch = "qwen2" +# context_window = 32768 +# max_output_tokens = 4096 +# tokens_per_second = 16.0 +# capabilities = ["text-generation", "chat", "audio-input", "streaming"] +# cost_input_per_1k = 0.0 +# cost_output_per_1k = 0.0 +# gguf_hint = "huggingface.co/mradermacher/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-GGUF" +# gguf_local_path = "~/models/qwen2-audio-7b/Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf" +# mmproj_local_path = "~/models/qwen2-audio-7b/mmproj-Qwen2-Audio-7B-Instruct-f16.gguf" diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/config/providers.toml b/src/workers/continuum-core/config/providers.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0c1106d53 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/config/providers.toml @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +# providers.toml — single source of truth for AI provider endpoints. +# +# `model_prefixes` lists stable id prefixes that identify models this +# provider serves. Matches are case-insensitive `starts_with`. Used by +# `supports_model` to route id-based requests even when the specific id +# isn't enumerated in models.toml yet (e.g. "gpt-5-preview" → openai). +# Leave empty for providers with dynamic catalogs (DMR) — they dispatch +# via live /v1/models probes, not prefix lookup. + +[[provider]] +id = "anthropic" +name = "Anthropic" +base_url = "https://api.anthropic.com" +api_key_env = "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY" +default_model = "claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929" +auth = "api_key" # Anthropic uses x-api-key header, not Bearer +model_prefixes = ["claude"] + +[[provider]] +id = "openai" +name = "OpenAI" +base_url = "https://api.openai.com" +api_key_env = "OPENAI_API_KEY" +default_model = "gpt-4-turbo-preview" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["gpt", "o1", "o3"] + +[[provider]] +id = "deepseek" +name = "DeepSeek" +base_url = "https://api.deepseek.com" +api_key_env = "DEEPSEEK_API_KEY" +default_model = "deepseek-chat" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["deepseek"] + +[[provider]] +id = "together" +name = "Together AI" +base_url = "https://api.together.xyz" +api_key_env = "TOGETHER_API_KEY" +default_model = "meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-70B-Instruct-Turbo" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["togethercomputer/", "meta-llama/"] + +[[provider]] +id = "groq" +name = "Groq" +base_url = "https://api.groq.com/openai" +api_key_env = "GROQ_API_KEY" +default_model = "llama-3.1-8b-instant" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["llama-3", "mixtral", "gemma2"] + +[[provider]] +id = "fireworks" +name = "Fireworks AI" +base_url = "https://api.fireworks.ai/inference" +api_key_env = "FIREWORKS_API_KEY" +default_model = "accounts/fireworks/models/llama-v3p3-70b-instruct" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["accounts/fireworks/"] + +[[provider]] +id = "xai" +name = "xAI" +base_url = "https://api.x.ai" +api_key_env = "XAI_API_KEY" +default_model = "grok-3" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["grok"] + +[[provider]] +id = "google" +name = "Google" +base_url = "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/openai" +api_key_env = "GOOGLE_API_KEY" +default_model = "gemini-2.0-flash" +auth = "bearer" +model_prefixes = ["gemini"] + +[[provider]] +id = "docker-model-runner" +name = "Docker Model Runner (local Metal/CUDA)" +# IPv4 literal on purpose — `localhost` on macOS resolves to both ::1 and +# 127.0.0.1 and Docker Desktop's model runner listens on IPv4 only. When +# the hyper client tries ::1 first it waits for the connect path to fall +# through, producing the 120s "error sending request" stalls that were +# silently killing persona chat. Pinning to 127.0.0.1 bypasses the dual- +# stack resolution entirely. +base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:12434/engines/llama.cpp" +default_model = "docker.io/ai/qwen2.5:7B-Q4_K_M" +auth = "none" +# Dynamic catalog — provider lists models via /v1/models at init. +# No model_prefixes — supports_model consults the live catalog, not static prefixes. +# Override base URL via DOCKER_MODEL_RUNNER_BASE_URL env var (deployment concern). + +[[provider]] +id = "llamacpp-local" +name = "Llama.cpp (in-process Metal/CUDA)" +base_url = "in-process" +auth = "none" +default_model = "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF" +# In-process llama.cpp backend — no HTTP endpoint; base_url is sentinel. +# No model_prefixes — adapter matches by exact id from the registry. diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/adapter.rs index 81e026ffa..2413801af 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/adapter.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/adapter.rs @@ -117,7 +117,6 @@ pub enum LoRACapabilities { }, } - /// Information about a loaded LoRA adapter #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct LoRAAdapterInfo { @@ -206,7 +205,7 @@ pub trait AIProviderAdapter: Send + Sync { // Default: search available_models synchronously from cached list. // Adapters with runtime catalogs (DMR, cloud /v1/models) should // override this with their live data. - None // Adapters MUST override — None means "I don't know my own models" + None // Adapters MUST override — None means "I don't know my own models" } /// Check if this adapter supports a specific capability @@ -409,7 +408,10 @@ impl AdapterRegistry { let model_lower = model_name.to_lowercase(); let cloud_match: Option<&str> = if model_lower.starts_with("claude") { Some("anthropic") - } else if model_lower.starts_with("gpt") || model_lower.starts_with("o1") || model_lower.starts_with("o3") { + } else if model_lower.starts_with("gpt") + || model_lower.starts_with("o1") + || model_lower.starts_with("o3") + { Some("openai") } else if model_lower.starts_with("deepseek") { Some("deepseek") @@ -509,7 +511,9 @@ mod tests { //! two would leave a phantom in `available()` after deregister, which //! is exactly the bug a DMR watchdog needs to NOT have. use super::*; - use crate::ai::types::{HealthStatus, ModelInfo, TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse}; + use crate::ai::types::{ + HealthStatus, ModelInfo, TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, + }; /// Minimal adapter for registry-shape tests. Doesn't actually do /// inference — every operation either no-ops or returns a stub. @@ -519,14 +523,31 @@ mod tests { #[async_trait] impl AIProviderAdapter for StubAdapter { - fn provider_id(&self) -> &str { &self.id } - fn name(&self) -> &str { &self.id } - fn capabilities(&self) -> AdapterCapabilities { AdapterCapabilities::default() } - fn api_style(&self) -> ApiStyle { ApiStyle::Local } - fn default_model(&self) -> &str { "stub" } - async fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { Ok(()) } - async fn shutdown(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { Ok(()) } - async fn generate_text(&self, _r: TextGenerationRequest) -> Result { + fn provider_id(&self) -> &str { + &self.id + } + fn name(&self) -> &str { + &self.id + } + fn capabilities(&self) -> AdapterCapabilities { + AdapterCapabilities::default() + } + fn api_style(&self) -> ApiStyle { + ApiStyle::Local + } + fn default_model(&self) -> &str { + "stub" + } + async fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { + Ok(()) + } + async fn shutdown(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { + Ok(()) + } + async fn generate_text( + &self, + _r: TextGenerationRequest, + ) -> Result { Err("stub adapter — no inference".into()) } async fn health_check(&self) -> HealthStatus { @@ -539,9 +560,15 @@ mod tests { message: Some("stub".to_string()), } } - async fn get_available_models(&self) -> Vec { Vec::new() } - fn device_type(&self) -> InferenceDevice { InferenceDevice::Gpu } - fn supports_model(&self, _model: &str) -> bool { true } + async fn get_available_models(&self) -> Vec { + Vec::new() + } + fn device_type(&self) -> InferenceDevice { + InferenceDevice::Gpu + } + fn supports_model(&self, _model: &str) -> bool { + true + } } fn stub(id: &str) -> Box { @@ -560,7 +587,10 @@ mod tests { assert!(!r.is_registered("dmr")); let available = r.available(); - assert!(!available.contains(&"dmr"), "dmr must be gone from available()"); + assert!( + !available.contains(&"dmr"), + "dmr must be gone from available()" + ); assert!(available.contains(&"vulkan")); assert!(available.contains(&"cloud")); } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/anthropic_adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/anthropic_adapter.rs index b33c99b42..fa7d36579 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/anthropic_adapter.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/anthropic_adapter.rs @@ -23,9 +23,8 @@ use crate::secrets::get_secret; use super::adapter::{AIProviderAdapter, AdapterCapabilities, ApiStyle}; use super::types::{ - ChatMessage, ContentPart, CostPer1kTokens, FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, - MessageContent, ModelCapability, ModelInfo, TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, - ToolCall, ToolChoice, UsageMetrics, + ChatMessage, ContentPart, FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, MessageContent, ModelInfo, + TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, ToolCall, ToolChoice, UsageMetrics, }; /// Anthropic adapter implementation @@ -33,6 +32,15 @@ pub struct AnthropicAdapter { api_key: Option, client: reqwest::Client, initialized: bool, + /// Resolved from registry at construction. Held as `String` so + /// `default_model()` can return `&str`. No hardcoded CLAUDE_* const + /// — the ID lives in `config/models.toml`, this is the cached view. + default_model: String, + /// Cheapest Anthropic model by `cost_input_per_1k`, used for the + /// auth-probe health check. Picked at construction rather than + /// hardcoded so a TOML edit that adds a cheaper model + /// (Claude 4.0 Haiku?) takes effect without code changes. + health_check_model: String, } impl AnthropicAdapter { @@ -42,10 +50,30 @@ impl AnthropicAdapter { .build() .expect("Failed to create HTTP client"); + // Both model ids come from the registry. Panics (loudly) if the + // registry wasn't initialized before adapter construction — + // that's a boot-order bug, not a runtime failure mode. + let reg = crate::model_registry::global(); + let default_model = reg + .provider("anthropic") + .and_then(|p| p.default_model.clone()) + .expect("anthropic provider has no default_model in config/providers.toml"); + let health_check_model = reg + .models_for_provider("anthropic") + .min_by(|a, b| { + a.cost_input_per_1k + .partial_cmp(&b.cost_input_per_1k) + .unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal) + }) + .map(|m| m.id.clone()) + .expect("anthropic has no models registered"); + Self { api_key: None, client, initialized: false, + default_model, + health_check_model, } } @@ -213,9 +241,10 @@ struct AnthropicUsage { } // Model IDs -const CLAUDE_SONNET_4_5: &str = "claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929"; -const CLAUDE_OPUS_4: &str = "claude-opus-4-20250514"; -const CLAUDE_HAIKU_3_5: &str = "claude-3-5-haiku-20250107"; +// Model identity lives in config/models.toml + config/providers.toml. +// Adapter caches resolved ids in `self.default_model` + `self.health_check_model` +// at construction. Any code that needs a Claude id reads it via the +// registry, not via a constant here. #[async_trait] impl AIProviderAdapter for AnthropicAdapter { @@ -247,7 +276,7 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for AnthropicAdapter { } fn default_model(&self) -> &str { - CLAUDE_SONNET_4_5 + &self.default_model } async fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { @@ -280,7 +309,7 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for AnthropicAdapter { .request_id .clone() .unwrap_or_else(|| format!("req-{}", chrono::Utc::now().timestamp_millis())); - let model = request.model.as_deref().unwrap_or(CLAUDE_SONNET_4_5); + let model = request.model.as_deref().unwrap_or(&self.default_model); // Build messages and extract system prompt let (messages, msg_system) = self.format_messages(&request.messages); @@ -454,7 +483,7 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for AnthropicAdapter { .header("anthropic-version", "2023-06-01") .header("Content-Type", "application/json") .json(&json!({ - "model": CLAUDE_HAIKU_3_5, + "model": self.health_check_model, "messages": [{ "role": "user", "content": "hi" }], "max_tokens": 1 })) @@ -501,70 +530,10 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for AnthropicAdapter { } async fn get_available_models(&self) -> Vec { - vec![ - ModelInfo { - id: CLAUDE_SONNET_4_5.to_string(), - name: "Claude Sonnet 4.5".to_string(), - provider: "anthropic".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ModelCapability::Multimodal, - ], - context_window: 200000, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.003, - output: 0.015, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ModelInfo { - id: CLAUDE_OPUS_4.to_string(), - name: "Claude Opus 4".to_string(), - provider: "anthropic".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ModelCapability::Multimodal, - ], - context_window: 200000, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.015, - output: 0.075, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ModelInfo { - id: CLAUDE_HAIKU_3_5.to_string(), - name: "Claude 3.5 Haiku".to_string(), - provider: "anthropic".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ], - context_window: 200000, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.00025, - output: 0.00125, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ] + // Source of truth lives in config/models.toml. Registry projects + // each model_registry::Model to the legacy ai::ModelInfo shape + // via the From impl in registry_bridge. + super::registry_bridge::models_for_provider_via_registry("anthropic") } fn supported_model_prefixes(&self) -> Vec<&'static str> { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/mod.rs index 83559a5ba..1761ee54e 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/mod.rs @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ //! Usage: //! ```rust //! let mut registry = AdapterRegistry::new(); -//! registry.register(Box::new(OpenAICompatibleAdapter::deepseek()), 0); +//! registry.register(Box::new(OpenAICompatibleAdapter::from_registry("deepseek")), 0); //! registry.register(Box::new(AnthropicAdapter::new()), 1); //! registry.initialize_all().await?; //! @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ pub mod adapter; pub mod anthropic_adapter; pub mod openai_adapter; +pub mod registry_bridge; pub mod types; // Re-export commonly used types diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/openai_adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/openai_adapter.rs index 4ac594acb..ed792f892 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/openai_adapter.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/openai_adapter.rs @@ -20,38 +20,46 @@ use serde::Deserialize; use serde_json::{json, Value}; use std::time::Instant; +use crate::model_registry::{AuthKind, Capability}; use crate::secrets::get_secret; use crate::{clog_info, clog_warn}; use super::adapter::{AIProviderAdapter, AdapterCapabilities, ApiStyle}; +use super::registry_bridge::models_for_provider_via_registry; use super::types::{ - ChatMessage, ContentPart, CostPer1kTokens, FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, - MessageContent, ModelCapability, ModelInfo, TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, - ToolCall, ToolChoice, UsageMetrics, + ChatMessage, ContentPart, FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, MessageContent, ModelInfo, + TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, ToolCall, ToolChoice, UsageMetrics, }; -/// OpenAI-compatible adapter configuration +/// Runtime-resolved config carried by each `OpenAICompatibleAdapter` +/// instance. Populated exclusively by `OpenAICompatibleAdapter::from_registry` +/// — no hand-written literals. Fields that the registry doesn't know +/// about (HTTP concerns — auth shape, Authorization header requirement) +/// are derived from `Provider.auth`, not separately configured. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct OpenAICompatibleConfig { - pub provider_id: &'static str, - pub name: &'static str, - pub base_url: &'static str, - pub api_key_env: &'static str, - pub default_model: &'static str, + pub provider_id: String, + pub name: String, + pub base_url: String, + pub api_key_env: Option, + pub default_model: String, pub supports_tools: bool, pub supports_vision: bool, pub models: Vec, - /// Whether this provider requires Authorization header + pub model_prefixes: Vec, + /// Whether this provider requires an Authorization header. Derived + /// from `Provider.auth`: Bearer → true, ApiKey → true, None → false. pub requires_auth: bool, - /// If true, use api_key_env value as the base URL instead of API key - pub base_url_from_env: bool, } /// OpenAI-compatible adapter implementation pub struct OpenAICompatibleAdapter { config: OpenAICompatibleConfig, api_key: Option, - /// Runtime base URL (overrides config.base_url when base_url_from_env is set) + /// Runtime base URL set via `with_runtime_base_url` — overrides + /// `config.base_url` without mutating the registry-sourced config. + /// Used when DMR reaches us at `model-runner.docker.internal` instead + /// of `localhost:12434` (detected by `probe_dmr`). runtime_base_url: Option, client: reqwest::Client, initialized: bool, @@ -63,15 +71,55 @@ pub struct OpenAICompatibleAdapter { /// `supported_model_prefixes()` which for docker-model-runner returned /// `[]` → DMR never won routing → every user silently landed on Candle. runtime_models: std::sync::Arc>>>, + /// Throttle for concurrent POSTs to this provider's endpoint. + /// llama.cpp-backed providers (DMR) are single-slot in practice: + /// one prompt at a time gets the full GPU. Letting N personas + /// fan-out into N simultaneous POSTs causes each to serialize on + /// DMR's side while reqwest's 120s client timeout burns. This + /// semaphore does the same serialization CLIENT-side so requests + /// wait in an observable queue instead of inside reqwest's + /// opaque "no response yet" state, and so the adapter's 120s + /// timeout is measured from "actually reached the server," not + /// "joined the queue." + /// + /// DMR → 1 slot (single-slot llama.cpp backend). + /// Cloud providers (OpenAI / Groq / etc.) → high slot count (no throttle). + concurrency: std::sync::Arc, } impl OpenAICompatibleAdapter { pub fn new(config: OpenAICompatibleConfig) -> Self { + // 120s total timeout bounds long generations (qwen3.5 reasoning + // can take ~60s to emit a full response). Connect timeout bounds + // the local-loopback DMR case specifically: when Docker Desktop + // restarts or DMR isn't listening, we want the fast explicit + // "connect refused" instead of a 120s stall. Idle timeout keeps + // the reqwest pool from holding onto dead sockets across DMR + // restarts — a stale pooled connection to a killed server was + // the reproducing cause of 120s "error sending request" stalls. let client = reqwest::Client::builder() .timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(120)) + .connect_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(3)) + .pool_idle_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(30)) .build() .expect("Failed to create HTTP client"); + // Per-provider concurrency gate. DMR = 1 slot (single-slot + // llama.cpp). Everyone else = effectively unbounded. When N + // personas fan-out into concurrent DMR POSTs, the excess + // queue in this semaphore INSTEAD of stalling inside reqwest + // past its 120s client timeout — which is the specific + // failure mode where personas emitted "error sending request + // for url -> operation timed out" with connect=false (the + // request reached DMR, but DMR was busy on the prior + // persona's forward pass when its 120s budget expired). + let slots = if config.provider_id == "docker-model-runner" { + 1 + } else { + 64 + }; + let concurrency = std::sync::Arc::new(tokio::sync::Semaphore::new(slots)); + Self { config, api_key: None, @@ -79,6 +127,7 @@ impl OpenAICompatibleAdapter { client, initialized: false, runtime_models: std::sync::Arc::new(std::sync::RwLock::new(None)), + concurrency, } } @@ -97,18 +146,27 @@ impl OpenAICompatibleAdapter { /// data is preferred over empty data. Never silently succeeds with an /// empty set — returns Err if the endpoint responds with nothing. async fn refresh_runtime_models(&self) -> Result<(), String> { - let base_url = self.runtime_base_url.as_deref().unwrap_or(self.config.base_url); + let base_url = self + .runtime_base_url + .as_deref() + .unwrap_or(self.config.base_url.as_str()); let url = format!("{}/v1/models", base_url); let mut req = self.client.get(&url); if let Some(ref key) = self.api_key { req = req.bearer_auth(key); } - let resp = req.send().await.map_err(|e| format!("GET {} failed: {}", url, e))?; + let resp = req + .send() + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("GET {} failed: {}", url, e))?; if !resp.status().is_success() { return Err(format!("GET {} returned {}", url, resp.status())); } - let body: serde_json::Value = resp.json().await.map_err(|e| format!("Parse {} body: {}", url, e))?; + let body: serde_json::Value = resp + .json() + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("Parse {} body: {}", url, e))?; let ids: std::collections::HashSet = body .get("data") .and_then(|v| v.as_array()) @@ -125,31 +183,57 @@ impl OpenAICompatibleAdapter { Ok(()) } - /// Resolve a logical model name to the actual DMR model ID. - /// Returns the exact ID from runtime_models that best matches, or - /// None if no match. Used in generate_text to send the correct model - /// name in the API request body (DMR returns 404 for unresolved names). - fn resolve_dmr_model_name<'b>(&self, model_name: &'b str) -> Option<&'b str> - where - Self: 'b, - { - // Can't return references into RwLock guard across the function boundary, - // so we check and return the input if it matches, or clone into a leaked - // string for the resolved ID. In practice the resolved ID is used once - // per request — the leak is bounded by request count, not model count. + /// Resolve a logical model name to the actual DMR model ID stored in + /// the runtime catalog. Returns the owned resolved ID on match, or an + /// Err describing what the caller asked for vs what DMR actually has + /// — no fallback to the raw name (DMR would just 404 on it). + /// + /// On cache miss (either an empty cache or a populated cache that + /// doesn't contain the needle) this forces a single + /// `refresh_runtime_models` and retries the lookup once. That covers + /// the common case: the user ran `docker model pull` after the + /// adapter initialized, so the forged model exists in DMR but not in + /// our stale in-memory set. + async fn resolve_dmr_model_name(&self, model_name: &str) -> Result { + if let Some(hit) = self.lookup_runtime_model(model_name) { + return Ok(hit); + } + // Cache miss — refresh once, then retry. If refresh itself fails + // we surface that error; if the needle still isn't there we + // hard-error with the full available set so the log makes the + // mismatch obvious (e.g. persona asked for "-GGUF" but DMR stores + // "...-gguf:latest"). + self.refresh_runtime_models().await?; + if let Some(hit) = self.lookup_runtime_model(model_name) { + return Ok(hit); + } + let available: Vec = self + .runtime_models + .read() + .unwrap() + .as_ref() + .map(|ids| ids.iter().cloned().collect()) + .ok_or_else(|| "DMR runtime_models still empty after refresh".to_string())?; + Err(format!( + "DMR does not have model '{}'. Available: {:?}. Pull it with: docker model pull ", + model_name, available + )) + } + + /// Pure lookup against the cached runtime_models set. Same matching + /// rules as `runtime_models_contain`: case-insensitive exact or + /// trivial contains in either direction. No I/O, no refresh — callers + /// own the refresh decision. + fn lookup_runtime_model(&self, model_name: &str) -> Option { let guard = self.runtime_models.read().unwrap(); - if let Some(ids) = guard.as_ref() { - let needle = model_name.to_lowercase(); - for id in ids { + let ids = guard.as_ref()?; + let needle = model_name.to_lowercase(); + ids.iter() + .find(|id| { let hay = id.to_lowercase(); - if hay == needle || hay.contains(&needle) || needle.contains(&hay) { - // Leak the resolved string so we can return a &str with the - // right lifetime. Bounded: one per unique model per process. - return Some(Box::leak(id.clone().into_boxed_str())); - } - } - } - None + hay == needle || hay.contains(&needle) || needle.contains(&hay) + }) + .cloned() } /// Returns true if model_name matches any live runtime model. @@ -171,379 +255,66 @@ impl OpenAICompatibleAdapter { } } - /// Create adapter for DeepSeek - pub fn deepseek() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "deepseek", - name: "DeepSeek", - base_url: "https://api.deepseek.com", - api_key_env: "DEEPSEEK_API_KEY", - default_model: "deepseek-chat", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ - ModelInfo { - id: "deepseek-chat".to_string(), - name: "DeepSeek Chat".to_string(), - provider: "deepseek".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 128000, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.00014, - output: 0.00028, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ModelInfo { - id: "deepseek-reasoner".to_string(), - name: "DeepSeek Reasoner".to_string(), - provider: "deepseek".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 128000, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.00055, - output: 0.00219, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for OpenAI - pub fn openai() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "openai", - name: "OpenAI", - base_url: "https://api.openai.com", - api_key_env: "OPENAI_API_KEY", - default_model: "gpt-4-turbo-preview", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: true, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ - ModelInfo { - id: "gpt-4-turbo-preview".to_string(), - name: "GPT-4 Turbo".to_string(), - provider: "openai".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ], - context_window: 128000, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.01, - output: 0.03, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ModelInfo { - id: "gpt-4o".to_string(), - name: "GPT-4o".to_string(), - provider: "openai".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ModelCapability::Multimodal, - ], - context_window: 128000, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.005, - output: 0.015, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for Together AI - pub fn together() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "together", - name: "Together AI", - base_url: "https://api.together.xyz", - api_key_env: "TOGETHER_API_KEY", - default_model: "meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-70B-Instruct-Turbo", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ModelInfo { - id: "meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-70B-Instruct-Turbo".to_string(), - name: "Llama 3.1 70B Instruct".to_string(), - provider: "together".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 131072, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.00088, - output: 0.00088, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for Groq - pub fn groq() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "groq", - name: "Groq", - base_url: "https://api.groq.com/openai", - api_key_env: "GROQ_API_KEY", - default_model: "llama-3.1-8b-instant", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ModelInfo { - id: "llama-3.1-8b-instant".to_string(), - name: "Llama 3.1 8B Instant".to_string(), - provider: "groq".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 131072, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.00005, - output: 0.00008, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for Fireworks AI - pub fn fireworks() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "fireworks", - name: "Fireworks AI", - base_url: "https://api.fireworks.ai/inference", - api_key_env: "FIREWORKS_API_KEY", - default_model: "accounts/fireworks/models/llama-v3p3-70b-instruct", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ModelInfo { - id: "accounts/fireworks/models/llama-v3p3-70b-instruct".to_string(), - name: "Llama 3.3 70B Instruct".to_string(), - provider: "fireworks".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 128000, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.0009, - output: 0.0009, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for XAI (Grok) - pub fn xai() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "xai", - name: "xAI", - base_url: "https://api.x.ai", - api_key_env: "XAI_API_KEY", - default_model: "grok-3", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ModelInfo { - id: "grok-3".to_string(), - name: "Grok 3".to_string(), - provider: "xai".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 131072, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.003, - output: 0.015, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for Google (Gemini via OpenAI-compatible endpoint) - pub fn google() -> Self { - Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "google", - name: "Google", - base_url: "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/openai", - api_key_env: "GOOGLE_API_KEY", - default_model: "gemini-2.0-flash", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: true, - requires_auth: true, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ModelInfo { - id: "gemini-2.0-flash".to_string(), - name: "Gemini 2.0 Flash".to_string(), - provider: "google".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis, - ], - context_window: 1000000, - max_output_tokens: 8192, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.000075, - output: 0.0003, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }], - }) - } - - /// Create adapter for Docker Model Runner — local Metal/CUDA inference via - /// Docker Desktop's host-native model runner. OpenAI-compatible API. - /// - /// Mac: vllm-metal or llama.cpp-metal (both run native on host, GPU direct). - /// Linux: llama.cpp-cuda when NVIDIA present. - /// Windows: llama.cpp via Docker Desktop's WSL2 backend. + /// Build an adapter for `provider_id` by reading everything from the + /// model_registry. Replaces eight hand-rolled factories whose combined + /// bulk was ~280 LOC of `ModelInfo { ... }` literals that drifted + /// whenever a new model shipped. Now the TOML is the only place a + /// new model's context_window / capabilities / pricing lives. /// - /// Requires Docker Desktop 4.62+ and `docker desktop enable model-runner --tcp=12434`. - /// The default base_url targets the llama.cpp engine because it benchmarks 1.2-1.6x - /// faster than vllm-metal per Docker's own measurements; users wanting continuous- - /// batching can override DOCKER_MODEL_RUNNER_BASE_URL to .../engines/vllm. + /// Panics if the provider isn't in the registry — that's a boot-time + /// config bug, not a runtime condition (per the no-fallback rule). /// - /// No API key needed (it's localhost). Cost reported as 0 (local compute). - pub fn docker_model_runner() -> Self { + /// Capability flags (`supports_tools`, `supports_vision`) are derived + /// from whether ANY model under this provider advertises the relevant + /// Capability. A new Vision-capable model showing up in TOML flips + /// the adapter's vision flag automatically on next boot — no code + /// change. + pub fn from_registry(provider_id: &str) -> Self { + let reg = crate::model_registry::global(); + let provider = reg.provider(provider_id).unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "provider `{}` not in config/providers.toml — can't build \ + OpenAICompatibleAdapter", + provider_id + ) + }); + + let models = models_for_provider_via_registry(provider_id); + let supports_tools = reg + .models_for_provider(provider_id) + .any(|m| m.has(Capability::ToolUse)); + let supports_vision = reg + .models_for_provider(provider_id) + .any(|m| m.has(Capability::Vision)); + let requires_auth = !matches!(provider.auth, AuthKind::None); + + // `default_model` is non-optional in the adapter trait + // (`fn default_model(&self) -> &str`) — callers always get a + // concrete id back. Providers with genuinely dynamic catalogs + // (DMR) still declare a default id the user is most likely to + // want; operator overrides flow through explicit request.model. + // Panic if missing: the registry row is incomplete, not a runtime + // condition. + let default_model = provider.default_model.clone().unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "provider `{}` has no `default_model` in config/providers.toml — \ + every OpenAI-compatible adapter needs one because the trait \ + returns &str, not Option<&str>", + provider_id + ) + }); + Self::new(OpenAICompatibleConfig { - provider_id: "docker-model-runner", - name: "Docker Model Runner (local Metal/CUDA)", - base_url: "http://localhost:12434/engines/llama.cpp", - api_key_env: "DOCKER_MODEL_RUNNER_BASE_URL", // env override for base URL via base_url_from_env - default_model: "docker.io/ai/qwen2.5:7B-Q4_K_M", - supports_tools: true, - supports_vision: false, - requires_auth: false, - base_url_from_env: false, - models: vec![ - ModelInfo { - id: "docker.io/ai/qwen2.5:7B-Q4_K_M".to_string(), - name: "Qwen2.5 7B Q4_K_M (Docker Model Runner)".to_string(), - provider: "docker-model-runner".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 32768, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.0, - output: 0.0, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ModelInfo { - id: "huggingface.co/mlx-community/qwen2.5-7b-instruct-4bit:latest".to_string(), - name: "Qwen2.5 7B MLX 4-bit (vllm-metal)".to_string(), - provider: "docker-model-runner".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ], - context_window: 32768, - max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.0, - output: 0.0, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Cloud API estimate — updated at runtime from actual measurements - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: false, - }, - // continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged — our forge's flagship local - // reasoning model. Without this entry, the registry returns - // DEFAULT_CONTEXT_WINDOW=8192 and the personas get truncated to - // 8K of input context out of an actual 262144. 32x cripple, fixed - // by adding the truth here. Doc-comment in - // system/shared/ModelContextWindows.ts called this out as the - // archetypal "registry doesn't know the model" failure mode. - ModelInfo { - id: "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf:latest".to_string(), - name: "Qwen3.5 4B Code Forged (Continuum forge, Q4_K_M)".to_string(), - provider: "docker-model-runner".to_string(), - capabilities: vec![ - ModelCapability::TextGeneration, - ModelCapability::Chat, - ModelCapability::ToolUse, - ], - context_window: 262144, // Confirmed via the model's GGUF metadata - max_output_tokens: 32768, // Generous output budget — reasoning model - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { - input: 0.0, - output: 0.0, - }, - tokens_per_second: 50.0, // Mac Metal observed; updated at runtime - supports_streaming: true, - supports_tools: true, - }, - ], + provider_id: provider.id.clone(), + name: provider.display_name().to_string(), + base_url: provider.base_url.clone(), + api_key_env: provider.api_key_env.clone(), + default_model, + supports_tools, + supports_vision, + models, + model_prefixes: provider.model_prefixes.clone(), + requires_auth, }) } @@ -721,11 +492,11 @@ struct OpenAIUsage { #[async_trait] impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { fn provider_id(&self) -> &str { - self.config.provider_id + &self.config.provider_id } fn name(&self) -> &str { - self.config.name + &self.config.name } fn capabilities(&self) -> AdapterCapabilities { @@ -753,31 +524,25 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { } fn default_model(&self) -> &str { - self.config.default_model + &self.config.default_model } async fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { - // Load API key or host URL from env - let env_value = get_secret(self.config.api_key_env).map(|s| s.to_string()); - - // Handle base_url_from_env (when env var contains URL, not API key) - if self.config.base_url_from_env { - if let Some(ref url) = env_value { - // Store the URL from env var - self.runtime_base_url = Some(url.clone()); - } else { - // Use default base_url from config - self.runtime_base_url = Some(self.config.base_url.to_string()); - } - } - - // Only require API key if provider needs auth + // Only require API key if provider needs auth. Providers without + // an `api_key_env` in TOML (localhost DMR, llamacpp-local) skip + // this entirely — their `requires_auth` is false. if self.config.requires_auth { - self.api_key = env_value; + let key_env = self.config.api_key_env.as_deref().unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "provider `{}` requires auth but has no api_key_env in TOML", + self.config.provider_id + ) + }); + self.api_key = get_secret(key_env).map(|s| s.to_string()); if self.api_key.is_none() { return Err(format!( "{} API key not configured ({})", - self.config.name, self.config.api_key_env + self.config.name, key_env )); } } @@ -832,18 +597,21 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { let raw_model = request .model .as_deref() - .unwrap_or(self.config.default_model); + .unwrap_or(self.config.default_model.as_str()); // For DMR: resolve the logical model name to the actual model ID // stored in Docker Model Runner (which may have hf.co/ prefix and - // different casing). Persona says "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged", - // DMR has "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf". - // Without this, DMR returns 404 / error for the unresolved name. - let model = if self.config.provider_id == "docker-model-runner" { - self.resolve_dmr_model_name(raw_model).unwrap_or(raw_model) + // different casing). Persona says "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF", + // DMR has "huggingface.co/continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-gguf:latest". + // If DMR doesn't have the model, resolve returns Err — we propagate + // it as a fast, explicit failure instead of POSTing an unresolved + // name and stalling on the 120s request timeout. + let resolved_model: String = if self.config.provider_id == "docker-model-runner" { + self.resolve_dmr_model_name(raw_model).await? } else { - raw_model + raw_model.to_string() }; + let model: &str = &resolved_model; // Build request body let messages = self.format_messages(&request.messages, request.system_prompt.as_deref()); @@ -856,6 +624,31 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { "stream": false }); + // DMR-specific: llama.cpp's OpenAI-compatible server accepts the + // llama.cpp-native `repeat_penalty` field as an extension. Until + // this patch the POST body shipped ONLY the 5 fields above, so + // DMR inference ran with repeat_penalty=1.0 (llama.cpp default, + // disabled) and produced runaway repetition — empirically verified + // 2026-04-24 on Linux/CUDA Carl stack: qwen3.5-4b-code-forged + // reprinted the same paragraph 10-40 times then burned + // max_tokens without emitting a real reply. Meanwhile the + // in-process llamacpp_adapter path defaults + // `sampling.repeat_penalty = 1.1` (backends/mod.rs:195,205) and + // does NOT exhibit this failure mode on Mac Metal. Classic RULE 1 + // divergence (integration test path ≠ production path). + // + // Scoped to docker-model-runner ONLY because cloud OpenAI-compat + // providers (openai, groq, xai, fireworks, together) do NOT accept + // `repeat_penalty` (non-standard field); some ignore it silently, + // others reject. Behavior parity with pre-patch for those + // providers is preserved by gating on provider_id. + if self.config.provider_id == "docker-model-runner" { + let rp = request.repeat_penalty.unwrap_or(1.1); + if let Some(obj) = body.as_object_mut() { + obj.insert("repeat_penalty".to_string(), json!(rp)); + } + } + // Forward response_format when set. Llama.cpp/DMR DO grammar-constrain // JSON output, but for qwen3.5 reasoning models the model still // emits its reasoning BEFORE the constrained JSON region, @@ -933,7 +726,7 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { let base_url = self .runtime_base_url .as_deref() - .unwrap_or(self.config.base_url); + .unwrap_or(self.config.base_url.as_str()); let url = format!("{}/v1/chat/completions", base_url); let mut request_builder = self @@ -949,11 +742,73 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { } } - let response = request_builder - .json(&body) - .send() + // Log the body size + model so post-mortem can reconstruct why a + // stall happened (oversized prompt, wrong model, etc.). Kept at + // info! because this is the one log line every failing-persona + // investigation needs to see. + let body_bytes = serde_json::to_vec(&body).unwrap_or_default(); + clog_info!( + "POST {} model={} body_bytes={} has_tools={} stream={}", + url, + model, + body_bytes.len(), + body.get("tools") + .and_then(|v| v.as_array()) + .map(|a| a.len()) + .unwrap_or(0) + > 0, + body.get("stream") + .and_then(|v| v.as_bool()) + .unwrap_or(false) + ); + + // Acquire concurrency slot. For DMR (1 slot) this serializes + // requests so the 120s client timeout measures actual request + // time, not "time waiting for the previous persona's forward + // pass." For non-DMR providers (64 slots) this is effectively + // a no-op. Acquire can't fail here — the semaphore is never + // closed over the adapter's lifetime. + let queue_start = Instant::now(); + let _permit = self + .concurrency + .clone() + .acquire_owned() .await - .map_err(|e| format!("{} request failed: {}", self.config.name, e))?; + .expect("adapter semaphore never closed"); + let queued_ms = queue_start.elapsed().as_millis(); + if queued_ms > 100 { + clog_info!( + "concurrency gate waited {}ms before POST to {}", + queued_ms, + self.config.provider_id + ); + } + + let send_start = Instant::now(); + let response = request_builder.json(&body).send().await.map_err(|e| { + // reqwest::Error's top-level Display often collapses the + // real cause (timeout vs connect vs body-write) into a + // generic "error sending request" string. Walk the error + // source chain so the log shows the actual terminal + // reason — critical for debugging stalls where the + // outer message alone is useless. + let mut chain: Vec = vec![e.to_string()]; + let mut cur: &dyn std::error::Error = &e; + while let Some(src) = cur.source() { + chain.push(src.to_string()); + cur = src; + } + format!( + "{} POST failed after {}ms: {} (kind: timeout={}, connect={}, request={}, body={})", + self.config.name, + send_start.elapsed().as_millis(), + chain.join(" -> "), + e.is_timeout(), + e.is_connect(), + e.is_request(), + e.is_body() + ) + })?; if !response.status().is_success() { let status = response.status(); @@ -1064,7 +919,7 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { let base_url = self .runtime_base_url .as_deref() - .unwrap_or(self.config.base_url); + .unwrap_or(self.config.base_url.as_str()); let url = format!("{}/v1/models", base_url); let mut request_builder = self @@ -1117,44 +972,48 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for OpenAICompatibleAdapter { } fn supported_model_prefixes(&self) -> Vec<&'static str> { - // Return prefixes based on provider - match self.config.provider_id { - "openai" => vec!["gpt", "o1", "o3"], - "deepseek" => vec!["deepseek"], - "groq" => vec!["llama-3", "mixtral", "gemma2"], // Groq's hosted models - "together" => vec!["togethercomputer/"], // Together's namespace - "fireworks" => vec!["accounts/fireworks/"], // Fireworks namespace - "xai" => vec!["grok"], - "google" => vec!["gemini"], - // docker-model-runner has a DYNAMIC catalog — the user runs - // `docker model pull X` and now DMR can serve X. Static prefixes - // can't represent that; we override supports_model() below to - // consult the live catalog fetched at init. - _ => vec![], - } + // Intentionally empty: prefixes live in the registry's + // `Provider.model_prefixes` and are consulted directly by + // `supports_model` below. The trait's Vec<&'static str> return + // can't carry the registry's dynamic Vec without leaking, + // so we bypass it rather than faking a static slice. + Vec::new() } - /// Live-catalog honesty check for DMR, static-prefix match for everyone else. + /// Dynamic catalog for DMR, registry-declared prefix match for + /// everyone else. /// - /// The default trait impl in adapter.rs:230 uses `starts_with` against - /// `supported_model_prefixes`. That works for cloud providers (gpt*, - /// deepseek*, etc.) where the catalog is fixed and known at build time. - /// DMR is dynamic — what's available depends on `docker model pull` - /// history — so we check the live runtime_models set populated at init. + /// The default trait impl uses `starts_with` against + /// `supported_model_prefixes`. We override because prefixes now live + /// in `config/providers.toml` (Provider.model_prefixes), not as + /// `&'static str` embedded in code. DMR is special-cased because its + /// catalog is dynamic — what's available depends on `docker model + /// pull` history — so we check the live runtime_models set populated + /// at init. /// - /// Returning false when the live set is empty or missing is the right - /// behavior: AdapterRegistry::select now hard-errors when no adapter + /// Returning false when DMR's live set is empty/missing is the right + /// behavior: AdapterRegistry::select hard-errors when no adapter /// supports a model, which surfaces the real problem ("user never - /// pulled X") instead of silently routing to Candle-CPU. + /// pulled X") instead of silently routing to some other provider. fn supports_model(&self, model_name: &str) -> bool { - match self.config.provider_id { - "docker-model-runner" => self.runtime_models_contain(model_name), - _ => { - // Default: static prefix match (same as trait default impl). - self.supported_model_prefixes() - .iter() - .any(|prefix| model_name.to_lowercase().starts_with(&prefix.to_lowercase())) - } + if self.config.provider_id == "docker-model-runner" { + return self.runtime_models_contain(model_name); + } + let lower = model_name.to_lowercase(); + // Exact id match against the registry's declared models. + if self + .config + .models + .iter() + .any(|m| m.id.to_lowercase() == lower) + { + return true; } + // Family prefix match for "id we haven't listed yet but this + // provider clearly owns" (e.g. gpt-5-preview → openai). + self.config + .model_prefixes + .iter() + .any(|prefix| lower.starts_with(&prefix.to_lowercase())) } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/registry_bridge.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/registry_bridge.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6eb382d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/registry_bridge.rs @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +//! Bridge between the `model_registry` crate (the new source of truth) +//! and the legacy `ai::ModelInfo` / `ai::ModelCapability` types that the +//! existing adapter trait returns. +//! +//! Both shapes coexist for this PR: +//! - `model_registry::Model` is the CONFIG-driven value, loaded from TOML. +//! - `ai::ModelInfo` is the WIRE type that adapters return (via `get_available_models()`) +//! and that ts-rs projects to TypeScript. +//! +//! This module converts one into the other so adapters can stop hand- +//! constructing `ai::ModelInfo` literals and instead consume the registry. +//! A later PR should collapse the two — `ai::ModelInfo` effectively +//! becomes a thin TS-projection of `model_registry::Model` and the bridge +//! goes away. That collapse touches the generated TS types, so it's its +//! own sweep; for now we coexist. + +use super::types::{CostPer1kTokens, ModelCapability, ModelInfo}; +use crate::model_registry::{Capability, Model}; + +impl From<&Model> for ModelInfo { + fn from(m: &Model) -> Self { + // Display name — fall back to id if TOML didn't supply one. + // The fallback is intentionally ugly (full id, often dotted + // hf.co paths) so the empty-name case surfaces at UI time and + // the TOML gets fixed. + let name = m.name.clone().unwrap_or_else(|| m.id.clone()); + + // Capability mapping: + // Registry's closed vocabulary is richer than ai::ModelCapability + // and uses "streaming" + "tool-use" as capability entries rather + // than bool fields. Here we project back to the legacy shape. + let mut capabilities: Vec = Vec::new(); + for cap in &m.capabilities { + match cap { + Capability::TextGeneration => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::TextGeneration), + Capability::Chat => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::Chat), + Capability::ToolUse => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::ToolUse), + Capability::Vision => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis), + Capability::ImageGeneration => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::ImageGeneration), + Capability::Embedding => capabilities.push(ModelCapability::Embeddings), + // Capabilities that exist in the registry but have no legacy + // equivalent don't project. They're still available via + // Model::has(Capability::X) — adapters that need them + // should read the registry directly rather than parse the + // projected ai::ModelInfo. + Capability::Streaming + | Capability::FineTuning + | Capability::LoraAdapter + | Capability::Reranking + | Capability::AudioInput + | Capability::AudioOutput => {} + } + } + + ModelInfo { + id: m.id.clone(), + name, + provider: m.provider.clone(), + capabilities, + context_window: m.context_window, + max_output_tokens: m.max_output_tokens, + cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { + input: m.cost_input_per_1k as f64, + output: m.cost_output_per_1k as f64, + }, + tokens_per_second: m.tokens_per_second, + supports_streaming: m.has(Capability::Streaming), + supports_tools: m.has(Capability::ToolUse), + } + } +} + +/// Collect all models for a given provider from the global registry as +/// a Vec. Convenience for adapters implementing +/// `get_available_models()` — typical use: +/// +/// ```ignore +/// async fn get_available_models(&self) -> Vec { +/// models_for_provider_via_registry("anthropic") +/// } +/// ``` +/// +/// Returns an empty vec if the provider is unknown or has no models — +/// adapters that want to panic on missing-provider (wiring error, not +/// runtime) should check `Registry::provider()` explicitly. +pub fn models_for_provider_via_registry(provider_id: &str) -> Vec { + let reg = crate::model_registry::global(); + reg.models_for_provider(provider_id) + .map(ModelInfo::from) + .collect() +} + +/// Default model id for a provider, per the registry. `None` if the +/// provider is unknown OR hasn't declared a default (e.g. dynamic +/// catalogs like docker-model-runner). Adapters whose trait contract +/// requires a concrete default should unwrap with a meaningful panic — +/// a missing default for a provider that needs one is a TOML bug, not +/// a runtime failure mode. +pub fn default_model_for_provider(provider_id: &str) -> Option { + let reg = crate::model_registry::global(); + reg.provider(provider_id) + .and_then(|p| p.default_model.clone()) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + #[test] + fn projects_sonnet_with_streaming_and_tools() { + let reg = crate::model_registry::init_global().expect("seed loads"); + let sonnet = reg + .model("claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929") + .expect("sonnet in registry"); + let projected: ModelInfo = sonnet.into(); + assert_eq!(projected.id, "claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929"); + assert_eq!(projected.name, "Claude Sonnet 4.5"); + assert_eq!(projected.provider, "anthropic"); + assert!(projected.supports_streaming); + assert!(projected.supports_tools); + assert!(projected + .capabilities + .contains(&ModelCapability::ImageAnalysis)); + assert!(projected.capabilities.contains(&ModelCapability::Chat)); + assert!(projected.capabilities.contains(&ModelCapability::ToolUse)); + assert_eq!(projected.context_window, 200_000); + assert_eq!(projected.max_output_tokens, 8_192); + assert!((projected.cost_per_1k_tokens.input - 0.003).abs() < 1e-9); + } + + #[test] + fn collects_three_anthropic_models() { + let _ = crate::model_registry::init_global().expect("seed loads"); + let models = models_for_provider_via_registry("anthropic"); + assert_eq!(models.len(), 3, "anthropic has 3 models in seeded config"); + let ids: Vec<&str> = models.iter().map(|m| m.id.as_str()).collect(); + assert!(ids.contains(&"claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929")); + assert!(ids.contains(&"claude-opus-4-20250514")); + assert!(ids.contains(&"claude-3-5-haiku-20250107")); + } + + #[test] + fn default_model_for_anthropic_is_sonnet() { + let _ = crate::model_registry::init_global().expect("seed loads"); + assert_eq!( + default_model_for_provider("anthropic").as_deref(), + Some("claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929"), + ); + } + + #[test] + fn unknown_provider_returns_empty_and_none() { + let _ = crate::model_registry::init_global().expect("seed loads"); + assert!(models_for_provider_via_registry("no-such-provider").is_empty()); + assert!(default_model_for_provider("no-such-provider").is_none()); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/types.rs index b75be7139..f7739ffd6 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/types.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ai/types.rs @@ -271,6 +271,19 @@ pub struct TextGenerationRequest { #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] #[ts(optional)] pub purpose: Option, + /// Persona generating this request — the inference's "owner" for + /// per-persona resource attribution (KV cache bytes, GPU pressure, + /// recipe budgets). Wire format is a stringified UUID; the local + /// adapter parses to `uuid::Uuid` at the Rust boundary. None = the + /// inference is not attributable to a persona (test rigs, ad-hoc + /// system probes, benchmarks). Production paths through + /// PersonaResponseGenerator MUST set this — without it the registry + /// can't tell whose conversation owns this seq's KV slot, and the + /// pressure policy can't make per-persona eviction decisions. + /// See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §13. + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub persona_id: Option, } /// Constrains the model's output format. OpenAI-compatible serialization: diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/dequantize_gguf.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/dequantize_gguf.rs index 48aec3b8e..06f629624 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/dequantize_gguf.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/dequantize_gguf.rs @@ -60,7 +60,10 @@ fn main() { // Skip if output already exists (idempotent) let output_model = output.join("model.safetensors"); if output_model.exists() { - eprintln!("BF16 safetensors already exists at {:?} — skipping.", output_model); + eprintln!( + "BF16 safetensors already exists at {:?} — skipping.", + output_model + ); return; } @@ -210,7 +213,5 @@ fn dequantize(gguf_path: &Path, output_dir: &Path) -> Result<(), String> { } fn get_arg(args: &[String], flag: &str) -> Option { - args.windows(2) - .find(|w| w[0] == flag) - .map(|w| w[1].clone()) + args.windows(2).find(|w| w[0] == flag).map(|w| w[1].clone()) } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/diagnose_prefill.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/diagnose_prefill.rs index ee1655b21..682c61922 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/diagnose_prefill.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/diagnose_prefill.rs @@ -16,9 +16,13 @@ fn main() { let device = { #[cfg(feature = "metal")] - { candle_core::Device::new_metal(0).expect("Metal") } + { + candle_core::Device::new_metal(0).expect("Metal") + } #[cfg(not(feature = "metal"))] - { candle_core::Device::Cpu } + { + candle_core::Device::Cpu + } }; // Find GGUF + tokenizer @@ -33,8 +37,12 @@ fn main() { eprintln!("Loading model from {:?}...", gguf_path); let tokenizer = tokenizers::Tokenizer::from_file(&tokenizer_path).expect("tokenizer"); let mut backend = continuum_core::inference::backends::load_gguf_backend( - &gguf_path, tokenizer.clone(), "qwen14b-diag", &device, - ).expect("load"); + &gguf_path, + tokenizer.clone(), + "qwen14b-diag", + &device, + ) + .expect("load"); device.synchronize().ok(); eprintln!("Model loaded."); @@ -55,9 +63,9 @@ fn main() { // Prefill token by token, logging top-5 logits at key positions let start = Instant::now(); let check_positions: Vec = { - let mut v: Vec = (0..5).collect(); // first 5 + let mut v: Vec = (0..5).collect(); // first 5 v.extend((tokens.len().saturating_sub(5))..tokens.len()); // last 5 - // Also every 50th + // Also every 50th for i in (50..tokens.len()).step_by(50) { v.push(i); } @@ -95,26 +103,39 @@ fn main() { // Top 5 tokens by logit value let mut indexed: Vec<(usize, f32)> = logits_vec.iter().cloned().enumerate().collect(); indexed.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.partial_cmp(&a.1).unwrap()); - let top5: Vec<(u32, f32)> = indexed.iter().take(5).map(|&(i, v)| (i as u32, v)).collect(); + let top5: Vec<(u32, f32)> = indexed + .iter() + .take(5) + .map(|&(i, v)| (i as u32, v)) + .collect(); // Decode current token and top predictions let current_decoded = tokenizer.decode(&[token], false).unwrap_or_default(); - let top_decoded: Vec = top5.iter() + let top_decoded: Vec = top5 + .iter() .map(|(tid, logit)| { let d = tokenizer.decode(&[*tid], false).unwrap_or("?".into()); - format!("{}:{:.2}:{}", tid, logit, d.replace('\n', "\\n").replace('"', "'")) + format!( + "{}:{:.2}:{}", + tid, + logit, + d.replace('\n', "\\n").replace('"', "'") + ) }) .collect(); // Special tokens - let eos_logit = logits_vec.get(151645).copied().unwrap_or(f32::NAN); // <|im_end|> - let eot_logit = logits_vec.get(151643).copied().unwrap_or(f32::NAN); // <|endoftext|> + let eos_logit = logits_vec.get(151645).copied().unwrap_or(f32::NAN); // <|im_end|> + let eot_logit = logits_vec.get(151643).copied().unwrap_or(f32::NAN); // <|endoftext|> eprintln!( "pos={:>4} token={:>6}({:>15}) | top5=[{}] | eos={:.2} eot={:.2}", - pos, token, ¤t_decoded[..current_decoded.len().min(15)], + pos, + token, + ¤t_decoded[..current_decoded.len().min(15)], top_decoded.join(", "), - eos_logit, eot_logit, + eos_logit, + eot_logit, ); } @@ -140,7 +161,9 @@ fn main() { let mut best_id = 0u32; let mut best_val = f32::NEG_INFINITY; for (idx, &val) in logits_vec.iter().enumerate() { - if idx == 151643 || idx == 151644 { continue; } // suppress <|endoftext|>, <|im_start|> + if idx == 151643 || idx == 151644 { + continue; + } // suppress <|endoftext|>, <|im_start|> if val > best_val { best_val = val; best_id = idx as u32; @@ -165,7 +188,12 @@ fn main() { eprintln!( "gen[{:>2}] pos={:>4} token={:>6}({:>15}) logit={:.2} eos={:.2} [from prefill]", - 0, prompt_len - 1, best_id, &decoded[..decoded.len().min(15)], best_val, eos_logit + 0, + prompt_len - 1, + best_id, + &decoded[..decoded.len().min(15)], + best_val, + eos_logit ); if best_id == 151645 { @@ -202,7 +230,12 @@ fn main() { eprintln!( "gen[{:>2}] pos={:>4} token={:>6}({:>15}) logit={:.2} eos={:.2}", - i, pos, best_id, &decoded[..decoded.len().min(15)], best_val, eos_logit + i, + pos, + best_id, + &decoded[..decoded.len().min(15)], + best_val, + eos_logit ); if best_id == 151645 { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/inference_test.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/inference_test.rs index 01e2f489c..e34c73e7a 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/inference_test.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/inference_test.rs @@ -63,10 +63,18 @@ fn main() { // Load model let load_start = Instant::now(); let mut backend = continuum_core::inference::backends::load_gguf_backend( - &gguf_path, tokenizer.clone(), "qwen14b-test", &device, - ).expect("load model"); + &gguf_path, + tokenizer.clone(), + "qwen14b-test", + &device, + ) + .expect("load model"); device.synchronize().ok(); - eprintln!("Model loaded in {:.1}s (ctx={})", load_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), backend.context_length()); + eprintln!( + "Model loaded in {:.1}s (ctx={})", + load_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + backend.context_length() + ); // Read prompt from PROMPT env var, or PROMPT_FILE, or use default let prompt = if let Ok(p) = std::env::var("PROMPT") { @@ -83,7 +91,9 @@ fn main() { // Minimal test: prefill only, dump top-10 logits. No full generation. let max_tokens = std::env::var("MAX_TOKENS") - .ok().and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()).unwrap_or(10); + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) + .unwrap_or(10); let sampling = continuum_core::inference::backends::SamplingConfig::code(); eprintln!("Sampling: {:?}", sampling); @@ -93,7 +103,8 @@ fn main() { &prompt, max_tokens, &sampling, - ).expect("generate"); + ) + .expect("generate"); eprintln!("\n=== Output ({} tokens) ===", token_count); println!("{}", output); @@ -103,14 +114,18 @@ fn main() { fn find_model_dir() -> Option { let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?; let internal = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".continuum/genome/models/qwen14b-compacted-v1"); - if internal.exists() { return Some(internal); } - let external = std::env::var("CONTINUUM_STORAGE_PATH").ok() + if internal.exists() { + return Some(internal); + } + let external = std::env::var("CONTINUUM_STORAGE_PATH") + .ok() .map(|p| PathBuf::from(p).join("genome/models/qwen14b-compacted-v1")); external.filter(|p| p.exists()) } fn find_gguf(dir: &PathBuf) -> Option { - std::fs::read_dir(dir).ok()? + std::fs::read_dir(dir) + .ok()? .filter_map(|e| e.ok()) .map(|e| e.path()) .find(|p| p.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) == Some("gguf")) diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/mixed_quant.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/mixed_quant.rs index 67bc0cd29..391eaedf7 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/mixed_quant.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/mixed_quant.rs @@ -14,9 +14,15 @@ use candle_core::Device; fn main() { let args: Vec = std::env::args().collect(); - let input_path = args.iter().skip_while(|a| *a != "--input").nth(1) + let input_path = args + .iter() + .skip_while(|a| *a != "--input") + .nth(1) .expect("--input "); - let output_path = args.iter().skip_while(|a| *a != "--output").nth(1) + let output_path = args + .iter() + .skip_while(|a| *a != "--output") + .nth(1) .expect("--output "); eprintln!("=== Mixed Quantization ==="); @@ -30,24 +36,30 @@ fn main() { let mut file = std::fs::File::open(input_path).expect("open input"); let content = gguf_file::Content::read(&mut file).expect("read gguf"); - eprintln!(" {} tensors, {} metadata keys", content.tensor_infos.len(), content.metadata.len()); + eprintln!( + " {} tensors, {} metadata keys", + content.tensor_infos.len(), + content.metadata.len() + ); // Collect all metadata - let metadata: Vec<(String, gguf_file::Value)> = content.metadata.iter() + let metadata: Vec<(String, gguf_file::Value)> = content + .metadata + .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); // Re-quantize each tensor - let mut reader = std::io::BufReader::new( - std::fs::File::open(input_path).expect("reopen") - ); + let mut reader = std::io::BufReader::new(std::fs::File::open(input_path).expect("reopen")); let mut qtensors: Vec<(String, QTensor)> = Vec::new(); let mut tensor_names: Vec = content.tensor_infos.keys().cloned().collect(); tensor_names.sort(); for (i, name) in tensor_names.iter().enumerate() { - let qt = content.tensor(&mut reader, name, &device).expect("read tensor"); + let qt = content + .tensor(&mut reader, name, &device) + .expect("read tensor"); let orig_dtype = qt.dtype(); let shape = qt.shape().dims().to_vec(); let target_dtype = assign_quant_level(name, orig_dtype); @@ -77,7 +89,14 @@ fn main() { match QTensor::quantize(&f32_tensor, actual_dtype) { Ok(requeued) => { if actual_dtype != orig_dtype { - eprintln!(" {:>4}/{} {:50} {:?} → {:?}", i+1, tensor_names.len(), name, orig_dtype, actual_dtype); + eprintln!( + " {:>4}/{} {:50} {:?} → {:?}", + i + 1, + tensor_names.len(), + name, + orig_dtype, + actual_dtype + ); } qtensors.push((name.clone(), requeued)); } @@ -95,18 +114,14 @@ fn main() { } eprintln!(" Writing mixed-quant GGUF..."); - let metadata_refs: Vec<(&str, &gguf_file::Value)> = metadata.iter() - .map(|(k, v)| (k.as_str(), v)) - .collect(); - let tensor_refs: Vec<(&str, &QTensor)> = qtensors.iter() - .map(|(n, qt)| (n.as_str(), qt)) - .collect(); - - let mut outfile = std::io::BufWriter::new( - std::fs::File::create(output_path).expect("create output") - ); - gguf_file::write(&mut outfile, &metadata_refs, &tensor_refs) - .expect("write gguf"); + let metadata_refs: Vec<(&str, &gguf_file::Value)> = + metadata.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.as_str(), v)).collect(); + let tensor_refs: Vec<(&str, &QTensor)> = + qtensors.iter().map(|(n, qt)| (n.as_str(), qt)).collect(); + + let mut outfile = + std::io::BufWriter::new(std::fs::File::create(output_path).expect("create output")); + gguf_file::write(&mut outfile, &metadata_refs, &tensor_refs).expect("write gguf"); let out_size = std::fs::metadata(output_path).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0); let in_size = std::fs::metadata(input_path).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/test_qwen_gguf.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/test_qwen_gguf.rs index 191a8286b..e3e98331c 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/test_qwen_gguf.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/bin/test_qwen_gguf.rs @@ -12,13 +12,19 @@ fn main() { .nth(1) .unwrap_or(default_dir); let max_tokens: usize = std::env::var("MAX_TOKENS") - .ok().and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()).unwrap_or(512); + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) + .unwrap_or(512); let device = { #[cfg(feature = "metal")] - { candle_core::Device::new_metal(0).expect("Metal") } + { + candle_core::Device::new_metal(0).expect("Metal") + } #[cfg(not(feature = "metal"))] - { candle_core::Device::Cpu } + { + candle_core::Device::Cpu + } }; let gguf_path = std::fs::read_dir(&model_dir) @@ -32,8 +38,12 @@ fn main() { eprintln!("Loading model..."); let tokenizer = tokenizers::Tokenizer::from_file(&tokenizer_path).expect("tokenizer"); let mut backend = continuum_core::inference::backends::load_gguf_backend( - &gguf_path, tokenizer, "qwen32b-compacted", &device, - ).expect("load"); + &gguf_path, + tokenizer, + "qwen32b-compacted", + &device, + ) + .expect("load"); device.synchronize().ok(); eprintln!("Model loaded. Generating...\n"); @@ -54,7 +64,10 @@ fn main() { eprintln!("=== {} ===", name); let start = Instant::now(); match continuum_core::inference::backends::generate( - backend.as_mut(), prompt, max_tokens, &sampling, + backend.as_mut(), + prompt, + max_tokens, + &sampling, ) { Ok((output, count)) => { let elapsed = start.elapsed(); @@ -64,7 +77,10 @@ fn main() { let clean = trim_output(&output); eprintln!("{}", clean); - eprintln!("\n--- {} tokens, {:.1} tok/s, {:.1?} ---\n", count, tok_s, elapsed); + eprintln!( + "\n--- {} tokens, {:.1} tok/s, {:.1?} ---\n", + count, tok_s, elapsed + ); } Err(e) => eprintln!("ERROR: {}\n", e), } @@ -80,8 +96,8 @@ fn trim_output(text: &str) -> &str { // Stop at obvious repetition (3+ identical lines) let lines: Vec<&str> = text.lines().collect(); for i in 3..lines.len() { - if lines[i] == lines[i-1] && lines[i] == lines[i-2] { - let byte_pos: usize = lines[..i-2].iter().map(|l| l.len() + 1).sum(); + if lines[i] == lines[i - 1] && lines[i] == lines[i - 2] { + let byte_pos: usize = lines[..i - 2].iter().map(|l| l.len() + 1).sum(); return &text[..byte_pos.min(text.len())]; } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/mod.rs index 3854ce7ac..cabe3ab14 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/mod.rs @@ -28,9 +28,18 @@ //! `ResponderDecision`) pub mod response_orchestrator; +pub mod response_validator; pub mod shared_analysis; +pub mod tool_executor; pub mod types; -pub use response_orchestrator::{orchestrate, score_persona, PersonaSlot, DEFAULT_RELEVANCE_THRESHOLD}; +pub use response_orchestrator::{ + orchestrate, score_persona, PersonaSlot, DEFAULT_RELEVANCE_THRESHOLD, +}; +pub use response_validator::{clean_and_validate, is_hard_failure, ValidationOutcome}; pub use shared_analysis::{analyze, AnalysisInput, RecentMessage}; +pub use tool_executor::{ + MediaItemLite, NativeBatchOutcome, ParsedToolBatch, PersonaMediaConfigLite, + ToolExecutionContext, ToolExecutor, ToolInvocation, ToolOutcome, +}; pub use types::*; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_orchestrator.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_orchestrator.rs index 387a876ac..2803eb9a9 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_orchestrator.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_orchestrator.rs @@ -253,7 +253,10 @@ mod tests { let decisions = orchestrate(&analysis, &personas, DEFAULT_RELEVANCE_THRESHOLD); // CodeReview + Teacher both selected (non-empty angles); Helper silent. - let leads: Vec<_> = decisions.iter().filter(|d| d.is_lead == Some(true)).collect(); + let leads: Vec<_> = decisions + .iter() + .filter(|d| d.is_lead == Some(true)) + .collect(); assert_eq!(leads.len(), 1, "exactly one lead"); // Both code and education score 1.0 (non-empty angle = 1.0). The lead diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_validator.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_validator.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4f9455d56 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/response_validator.rs @@ -0,0 +1,311 @@ +//! Response validator — clean + validate orchestration in one place. +//! +//! Per Phase 0.5.1 of the migration roadmap (and §0.4 of the paging +//! design): the TS PersonaResponseValidator is a thin shim around two +//! existing Rust functions (`clean_response` and `validate_response`) +//! that orchestrates them and interprets failure gates. This module +//! puts that orchestration in Rust where it belongs, so the cognition +//! layer is self-contained and the TS shim becomes a deletion target. +//! +//! No new validation LOGIC — that lives in `persona::text_analysis` +//! and is reused as-is. This module is the integration layer. + +use crate::persona::text_analysis::{ + clean_response, validate_response, ConversationMessage, LoopDetector, +}; +use uuid::Uuid; + +/// Result of clean+validate orchestration. Caller (response cycle, +/// agent loop) reads this and decides whether to post the cleaned text +/// or treat the turn as a silent failure with reason logged. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct ValidationOutcome { + /// Cleaned text to post to chat. `None` = validation failed, + /// caller should NOT post anything (silent turn with reason in + /// `failure_gate`). + pub posted_text: Option, + /// Extracted `` content, if the model emitted any. ALWAYS + /// preserved (even on validation failure) — the hippocampus consumes + /// thinking blocks regardless of whether the visible response was posted. + pub thinking: Option, + /// If `posted_text` is None, which gate caused the failure. Values: + /// "garbage" | "response_loop" | "truncated_tool_call" | "semantic_loop". + pub failure_gate: Option, + /// Microseconds spent in the validation gates (for perf telemetry). + pub validation_micros: u64, + /// Human-readable reason for failure (or success message). Goes to + /// the persona's cognition log. + pub reason: String, +} + +impl ValidationOutcome { + /// True if the cleaned response should be posted to chat. + pub fn should_post(&self) -> bool { + self.posted_text.is_some() + } +} + +/// Clean a raw model response and run all validation gates against it. +/// +/// Pure orchestration. The actual cleaning + validation logic lives in +/// `persona::text_analysis`. This function: +/// 1. Strips `` blocks and name prefixes via `clean_response` +/// 2. Runs the 4-gate validator (garbage, loop, truncated, semantic) +/// 3. Packages the outcome with logging-friendly reason text +/// +/// Caller passes a `LoopDetector` so per-persona loop history persists +/// across turns. The detector is the only stateful dependency; everything +/// else is pure data flowing through. +pub fn clean_and_validate( + raw_response: &str, + persona_id: Uuid, + has_tool_calls: bool, + conversation_history: &[ConversationMessage], + loop_detector: &LoopDetector, +) -> ValidationOutcome { + let cleaned = clean_response(raw_response); + let validation = validate_response( + &cleaned.text, + persona_id, + has_tool_calls, + conversation_history, + loop_detector, + ); + + if validation.passed { + return ValidationOutcome { + posted_text: Some(cleaned.text), + thinking: cleaned.thinking, + failure_gate: None, + validation_micros: validation.total_time_us, + reason: "All gates passed".to_string(), + }; + } + + let gate = validation + .gate_failed + .clone() + .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); + let reason = match gate.as_str() { + "garbage" => format!( + "Garbage output: {:?} - {}", + validation.garbage_result.reason, validation.garbage_result.details + ), + "response_loop" => format!( + "Response loop detected — {} duplicate turns", + validation.loop_duplicate_count + ), + "truncated_tool_call" => { + "Truncated tool call detected — response cut off mid-tool-call".to_string() + } + "semantic_loop" => validation.semantic_result.reason.clone(), + _ => format!("Validation failed: {gate}"), + }; + + ValidationOutcome { + posted_text: None, + thinking: cleaned.thinking, // preserve for memory even on failure + failure_gate: Some(gate), + validation_micros: validation.total_time_us, + reason, + } +} + +/// True if a failure gate represents a HARD failure (the response +/// is genuinely broken, not just redundant). Hard failures get +/// surfaced as errors; soft failures (loop, semantic) are silent +/// suppressions that don't bother the user. +/// +/// Mirrors the TS PersonaResponseValidator::isHardFailure logic. +pub fn is_hard_failure(gate: &str) -> bool { + matches!(gate, "garbage" | "truncated_tool_call") +} + +// ─── Tests ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::persona::text_analysis::ConversationMessage; + use uuid::Uuid; + + fn empty_history() -> Vec { + Vec::new() + } + + /// What this catches: clean+validate happy-path failing to return + /// the cleaned text. The orchestrator must extract clean.text from + /// `clean_response` and surface it as `posted_text` on success. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned None for posted_text on success + /// path, test fails because should_post returns false; reverted. + #[test] + fn clean_response_passes_validation_and_returns_posted_text() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + let outcome = clean_and_validate( + "Hello! Here's a thoughtful answer to your question.", + Uuid::new_v4(), + false, + &empty_history(), + &detector, + ); + assert!(outcome.should_post(), "clean text should be postable"); + assert!(outcome.posted_text.is_some()); + let text = outcome.posted_text.unwrap(); + assert!( + text.contains("Hello"), + "posted text should preserve content; got {text:?}" + ); + assert!(outcome.failure_gate.is_none()); + } + + /// What this catches: orchestrator dropping thinking content when + /// validation passes. The thinking block is for memory consolidation + /// (hippocampus) and must be preserved through the orchestrator + /// regardless of validation outcome. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: hardcoded thinking=None, test fails + /// because reasoning content lost; reverted. + #[test] + fn thinking_blocks_extracted_and_returned_separately() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + let outcome = clean_and_validate( + "I should be careful here.Here is my answer.", + Uuid::new_v4(), + false, + &empty_history(), + &detector, + ); + assert!(outcome.thinking.is_some(), "thinking should be extracted"); + let thinking = outcome.thinking.unwrap(); + assert!( + thinking.contains("careful"), + "thinking content preserved; got {thinking:?}" + ); + // Cleaned text should NOT contain the thinking tag + let text = outcome.posted_text.unwrap(); + assert!(!text.contains("")); + assert!(!text.contains("careful")); + assert!(text.contains("Here is my answer")); + } + + /// What this catches: garbage gate failure not being surfaced as + /// posted_text=None. Garbage outputs (e.g., long runs of repeated + /// chars) MUST be suppressed — the user shouldn't see them. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned posted_text=Some on garbage, + /// test fails because garbage would land in chat; reverted. + #[test] + fn garbage_response_blocked_with_failure_gate() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + // Long run of repeated character — classic garbage pattern + let garbage = "@".repeat(200); + let outcome = + clean_and_validate(&garbage, Uuid::new_v4(), false, &empty_history(), &detector); + assert!(!outcome.should_post(), "garbage MUST not post"); + assert_eq!(outcome.failure_gate.as_deref(), Some("garbage")); + assert!(outcome.reason.to_lowercase().contains("garbage")); + } + + /// What this catches: thinking content getting dropped when + /// validation FAILS. Even a garbage-output turn might have valid + /// thinking that hippocampus should consume — the model's + /// reasoning shouldn't be lost just because the output failed. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: cleared thinking on failure path, test + /// fails because thinking became None; reverted. + #[test] + fn thinking_preserved_even_when_validation_fails() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + let raw = format!( + "Real reasoning here.{}", + "@".repeat(200) + ); + let outcome = clean_and_validate(&raw, Uuid::new_v4(), false, &empty_history(), &detector); + assert!(!outcome.should_post(), "garbage suppressed"); + assert!( + outcome.thinking.is_some(), + "thinking preserved through failure" + ); + assert!(outcome.thinking.unwrap().contains("Real reasoning")); + } + + /// What this catches: orchestrator skipping the validate step when + /// the response is empty post-cleaning (e.g., an only-thinking + /// response). It should still produce a coherent outcome (likely + /// failure on garbage gate for empty text), not panic. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: short-circuited with .expect on cleaned.text, + /// test fails with panic on empty; reverted. + #[test] + fn only_thinking_response_does_not_panic_and_returns_outcome() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + let outcome = clean_and_validate( + "I've thought about this but won't speak.", + Uuid::new_v4(), + false, + &empty_history(), + &detector, + ); + // Behavior: empty post-clean text should produce a failure outcome + // (typically garbage gate "empty"). The exact gate depends on + // is_garbage's implementation; we just assert no-panic + thinking-preserved. + assert!(outcome.thinking.is_some()); + } + + /// What this catches: is_hard_failure misclassifying. Garbage and + /// truncated_tool_call are hard (real bugs to surface); response_loop + /// and semantic_loop are soft (silent suppressions). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed truncated_tool_call to soft, + /// test fails because user-facing error condition becomes silent; + /// reverted. + #[test] + fn is_hard_failure_classifies_gates_correctly() { + assert!(is_hard_failure("garbage")); + assert!(is_hard_failure("truncated_tool_call")); + assert!(!is_hard_failure("response_loop")); + assert!(!is_hard_failure("semantic_loop")); + assert!(!is_hard_failure("unknown")); + } + + /// What this catches: orchestrator returning posted_text on a + /// failed validation when the failure_gate is Some. Mutually + /// exclusive: either we post (success) or we have a gate (failure). + /// Both at once would mean the policy can't decide what to do. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned posted_text=Some on garbage path + /// AND set failure_gate, test fails on the assertion below; reverted. + #[test] + fn posted_text_and_failure_gate_are_mutually_exclusive() { + let detector = LoopDetector::new(); + + // Success case: posted_text Some, failure_gate None + let pass_outcome = clean_and_validate( + "A normal coherent reply.", + Uuid::new_v4(), + false, + &empty_history(), + &detector, + ); + assert_eq!( + pass_outcome.posted_text.is_some(), + pass_outcome.failure_gate.is_none(), + "passing case: posted=Some XOR gate=Some" + ); + + // Failure case: posted_text None, failure_gate Some + let fail_outcome = clean_and_validate( + &"@".repeat(200), + Uuid::new_v4(), + false, + &empty_history(), + &detector, + ); + assert_eq!( + fail_outcome.posted_text.is_none(), + fail_outcome.failure_gate.is_some(), + "failing case: posted=None XOR gate=Some" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis.rs deleted file mode 100644 index b346f81e3..000000000 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,649 +0,0 @@ -//! Shared Analysis — the verb that produces `SharedAnalysis`. -//! -//! ONE inference per chat message instead of N per persona. Base model, -//! no LoRA, no specialty bias — produces the objective ground floor -//! every responding persona shares. See `SHARED-COGNITION.md`. -//! -//! Why Rust: lock-free DashMap cache, true SHA-256 hashing, async -//! single-flight (concurrent personas analyzing the same message -//! collapse into one inference), zero-copy output via cache_key -//! reference. None of this expressible in TS without hand-waving. - -use crate::ai::{ChatMessage, MessageContent, TextGenerationRequest}; -use crate::cognition::types::{SharedAnalysis, SharedAnalysisIntent}; -use crate::modules::ai_provider::{generate_text, global_registry}; -use dashmap::DashMap; -use once_cell::sync::Lazy; -use sha2::{Digest, Sha256}; -use std::collections::HashMap; -use std::sync::Arc; -use std::time::SystemTime; -use tokio::sync::Mutex as TokioMutex; -use uuid::Uuid; - -/// Per-process cache of analyses, keyed by `cache_key` (content-addressable). -/// DashMap = lock-free concurrent reads; multiple personas hitting the -/// same message read in parallel without serializing. -static ANALYSIS_CACHE: Lazy>> = - Lazy::new(|| Arc::new(DashMap::new())); - -/// In-flight single-flight tracker. When persona A starts analyzing -/// message M and persona B requests the same analysis a few ms later, -/// B awaits A's result instead of firing a second inference. Same -/// shape as PagedResourcePool's load_or_share. -static IN_FLIGHT: Lazy>>>>>>> = - Lazy::new(|| Arc::new(TokioMutex::new(HashMap::new()))); - -/// Cache size cap. Old entries evicted FIFO when over. -const CACHE_MAX_ENTRIES: usize = 200; - -/// Stale after 5 minutes — chat moves; old analysis stops representing -/// the conversation state. Same TTL pattern as the embedding cache used. -const CACHE_TTL_MS: u64 = 5 * 60 * 1000; - -/// Default model for shared analysis. The base local model — no LoRA, -/// no specialty bias. Today there's no runtime LoRA composition in -/// the inference path (genome paging is page-only), so "base model" = -/// the default DMR model the personas already use. When runtime LoRA -/// composition lands, this call explicitly opts out via no -/// `active_adapters` field on the request. -const DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_MODEL: &str = "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF"; -const DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_PROVIDER: &str = "local"; - -/// Recent-history snapshot size used in the analysis prompt + cache key. -/// Bigger = more context for analysis but smaller cache hit rate (each -/// new message changes the snapshot). 5 messages is a reasonable middle. -const HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE: usize = 5; - -/// Token budget — must cover qwen3.5's reasoning preamble (the model -/// thinks for several hundred tokens before emitting the actual JSON -/// even with chat_template_kwargs.enable_thinking=false on complex -/// prompts) PLUS the JSON envelope itself. Verified empirically -/// 2026-04-19: 500 tokens cuts off mid-thinking, parser sees ZERO -/// JSON, analyze() errors and personas silently fail. 2500 leaves -/// the model room to think AND finish the JSON in one pass. -/// -/// Cheaper-on-paper alternative: switch the analyzer to a smaller -/// non-reasoning model (qwen2.5-1.5b, gemma2-2b). Tracked separately — -/// see PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md "open questions". -const ANALYSIS_MAX_TOKENS: u32 = 2500; - -/// Lower temperature than persona renders — we want consistent, -/// reliable structured output, not creative variation. Personas bring -/// the creativity in their render passes. -const ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE: f32 = 0.2; - -/// What the analyzer needs to know about a recent message. Minimal -/// shape so the service doesn't have to know about ChatMessageEntity. -#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -pub struct RecentMessage { - pub id: Uuid, - pub sender_name: String, - pub text: String, -} - -/// Input to `analyze`. Caller (chat path / orchestrator) collects these -/// from the room state. -#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -pub struct AnalysisInput { - pub message_id: Uuid, - pub room_id: Uuid, - /// The new message that triggered this analysis. - pub text: String, - /// Recent messages for context. Most-recent last. - pub recent_history: Vec, - /// Stable specialty identifiers in the room (e.g. ['code', - /// 'education', 'general']). Caller pulls from the room's - /// persona registry. The analyzer is told to produce a - /// `suggested_angles` entry for each. - pub known_specialties: Vec, -} - -/// Run or retrieve the cached SharedAnalysis for a chat message. -/// -/// Concurrent calls for the same `cache_key` collapse into a single -/// inference via `IN_FLIGHT` — persona A starts analyzing, persona B -/// awaits the same future, both get the same result. -/// -/// Returns `Err` if the model output can't be parsed into the contract -/// shape — failing loud is right; silent fallback to a degraded -/// analysis would mask a real model regression. -pub async fn analyze(input: AnalysisInput) -> Result { - let cache_key = compute_cache_key(&input); - - // L1 hit: return immediately, mark from_cache for telemetry. - if let Some(cached) = ANALYSIS_CACHE.get(&cache_key) { - if !is_stale(&cached) { - let mut hit = cached.clone(); - hit.from_cache = true; - return Ok(hit); - } - // Stale: drop and fall through to re-analysis. - drop(cached); - ANALYSIS_CACHE.remove(&cache_key); - } - - // Single-flight: if another caller is already analyzing this same - // input, await their result. Otherwise become the analyzer. - let slot = { - let mut inflight = IN_FLIGHT.lock().await; - if let Some(existing) = inflight.get(&cache_key) { - existing.clone() - } else { - let new_slot: Arc>>> = - Arc::new(TokioMutex::new(None)); - inflight.insert(cache_key.clone(), new_slot.clone()); - // Mark THIS task as the analyzer. - drop(inflight); - // Run inference + parse, store result in slot, then remove - // from in-flight map so future cache misses re-analyze. - let result = run_analysis(&input, &cache_key).await; - *new_slot.lock().await = Some(result.clone()); - IN_FLIGHT.lock().await.remove(&cache_key); - // Cache successful results only — failed parses don't poison. - if let Ok(ref analysis) = result { - cache_put(cache_key.clone(), analysis.clone()); - } - return result; - } - }; - - // Awaiter path: another task is the analyzer; wait for its slot. - // Loop because the slot might be taken but result not yet stored. - loop { - if let Some(result) = slot.lock().await.clone() { - return result; - } - // Tiny yield — the analyzer is in flight. In practice the lock - // hand-off above means one wake-up is enough. - tokio::task::yield_now().await; - } -} - -/// Stable hash of (room + current message + sorted specialty list). -/// -/// Deliberately EXCLUDES recent_history. The whole point of single-flight -/// here is N personas analyzing the SAME inbound message coalesce into ONE -/// inference. Including history defeats that — each persona's RAG produces -/// slightly different conversationHistory (per-persona excludeMessageIds, -/// per-persona memory injection, per-persona budget trimming) → different -/// hash → 4 separate inferences instead of 1 + 3 awaiters → DMR's single -/// slot can't keep up → 3 personas fail with empty responses (caught -/// 2026-04-19, Round 11 chat showed Helper + CodeReview erroring while -/// Local Assistant succeeded — symptom of the cache key being too granular). -/// -/// Specialties stay in the key because they DO change which angles the -/// analysis must populate. Personas in the same room should always have the -/// same sorted specialty set, so this still coalesces correctly. -fn compute_cache_key(input: &AnalysisInput) -> String { - let mut hasher = Sha256::new(); - hasher.update(input.room_id.as_bytes()); - hasher.update(b"|"); - hasher.update(input.text.as_bytes()); - hasher.update(b"|"); - let mut sorted_specs = input.known_specialties.clone(); - sorted_specs.sort(); - for s in &sorted_specs { - hasher.update(s.as_bytes()); - hasher.update(b","); - } - format!("{:x}", hasher.finalize()) -} - -fn is_stale(analysis: &SharedAnalysis) -> bool { - now_ms().saturating_sub(analysis.generated_at_ms) > CACHE_TTL_MS -} - -fn now_ms() -> u64 { - SystemTime::now() - .duration_since(SystemTime::UNIX_EPOCH) - .map(|d| d.as_millis() as u64) - .unwrap_or(0) -} - -async fn run_analysis(input: &AnalysisInput, cache_key: &str) -> Result { - let start = SystemTime::now(); - let prompt = build_prompt(input); - - let request = TextGenerationRequest { - messages: vec![ - ChatMessage { - role: "system".to_string(), - content: MessageContent::Text(SYSTEM_PROMPT.to_string()), - name: None, - }, - ChatMessage { - role: "user".to_string(), - content: MessageContent::Text(prompt), - name: None, - }, - ], - system_prompt: None, - model: Some(DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_MODEL.to_string()), - provider: Some(DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_PROVIDER.to_string()), - temperature: Some(ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE), - max_tokens: Some(ANALYSIS_MAX_TOKENS), - top_p: None, - top_k: None, - repeat_penalty: None, - stop_sequences: None, - tools: None, - tool_choice: None, - // FORCE JSON OUTPUT. llama.cpp / DMR constrain the sampler so the - // model can only emit valid JSON. Eliminates qwen3.5's thinking-mode - // prose that broke the parser. The right way to enforce structured - // output: at the model level, not via parser fallbacks. - response_format: Some(crate::ai::types::ResponseFormat::JsonObject), - active_adapters: None, // Explicit no-LoRA. Stays opted-out when runtime composition lands. - request_id: None, - user_id: None, - room_id: Some(input.room_id.to_string()), - purpose: Some("shared-cognition-analysis".to_string()), - }; - - // Acquire the registry read lock for the duration of the call. - let registry = global_registry(); - let registry_guard = registry.read().await; - let response = generate_text(®istry_guard, request).await?; - - // qwen3.5-family models emit ... reasoning before the - // user-visible output. parse_model_output wants the JSON envelope; if - // we feed it the raw response, the leading trips the JSON - // detector and we fail the whole analysis. Strip thinks first so the - // parser sees the actual structured output. - let stripped = strip_think_blocks(&response.text); - let parsed = parse_model_output(&stripped, &input.known_specialties)?; - let duration_ms = start - .elapsed() - .map(|d| d.as_millis() as u64) - .unwrap_or(0); - - Ok(SharedAnalysis { - message_id: input.message_id, - room_id: input.room_id, - cache_key: cache_key.to_string(), - generated_at_ms: now_ms(), - summary: parsed.summary, - key_concepts: parsed.key_concepts, - intent: parsed.intent, - emotional_tone: parsed.emotional_tone, - suggested_angles: parsed.suggested_angles, - relevant_context: parsed.relevant_context, - duration_ms, - model_used: response.model, - from_cache: false, - }) -} - -/// User-message prompt. Compact, structured, asks for specific JSON shape. -/// Tolerant parsing on the receiving side handles minor model deviations. -fn build_prompt(input: &AnalysisInput) -> String { - let history_lines: Vec = input - .recent_history - .iter() - .rev() - .take(HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE) - .rev() - .map(|m| format!("{}: {}", m.sender_name, m.text)) - .collect(); - let history = if history_lines.is_empty() { - "(no prior messages)".to_string() - } else { - history_lines.join("\n") - }; - - let specialty_lines: Vec = input - .known_specialties - .iter() - .map(|s| format!(" - {s}")) - .collect(); - let specialties = if specialty_lines.is_empty() { - " (none)".to_string() - } else { - specialty_lines.join("\n") - }; - - format!( - "Recent conversation:\n\ - {history}\n\ - \n\ - New message to analyze:\n\ - {message}\n\ - \n\ - Known persona specialties in this room:\n\ - {specialties}\n\ - \n\ - Respond with ONLY a JSON object matching this exact shape (no prose, no code fences):\n\ - {{\n\ - \"summary\": \"1-2 sentence objective reading of the message\",\n\ - \"keyConcepts\": [\"3-7 short concept tags the message touches\"],\n\ - \"intent\": \"question|request|statement|task|social|other\",\n\ - \"emotionalTone\": \"optional one-word tone (omit if neutral)\",\n\ - \"suggestedAngles\": {{\n\ - \"\": \"1-sentence why this specialty matters here, OR empty string if irrelevant\"\n\ - }},\n\ - \"relevantContext\": \"optional 1-2 sentence distillation of conversation context the responders should know\"\n\ - }}\n", - history = history, - message = input.text, - specialties = specialties, - ) -} - -/// Parsed-from-JSON intermediate shape (private — public type is -/// `SharedAnalysis`). -#[derive(Debug)] -struct ParsedOutput { - summary: String, - key_concepts: Vec, - intent: SharedAnalysisIntent, - emotional_tone: Option, - suggested_angles: HashMap, - relevant_context: Option, -} - -/// Strip `...` blocks from raw model output. qwen3.5-family -/// and other reasoning models emit think blocks before the user-visible -/// content; downstream parsers expect the clean tail. Returns the text -/// with think blocks elided and leading/trailing whitespace trimmed. No -/// event emission here — that's `persona::response::strip_thinks_emit_events` -/// which wraps this for the render path. Analysis never needs events. -fn strip_think_blocks(raw: &str) -> String { - let mut visible = String::with_capacity(raw.len()); - let bytes = raw.as_bytes(); - let mut cursor = 0usize; - while cursor < bytes.len() { - if let Some(open_off) = find_substr(bytes, cursor, b"") { - visible.push_str(&raw[cursor..open_off]); - let after_open = open_off + b"".len(); - if let Some(close_off) = find_substr(bytes, after_open, b"") { - cursor = close_off + b"".len(); - } else { - // Unterminated — model probably truncated at - // max_tokens. Keep the raw tail to avoid losing data. - visible.push_str(&raw[open_off..]); - break; - } - } else { - visible.push_str(&raw[cursor..]); - break; - } - } - visible.trim().to_string() -} - -fn find_substr(haystack: &[u8], from: usize, needle: &[u8]) -> Option { - if from >= haystack.len() || needle.is_empty() { - return None; - } - haystack[from..] - .windows(needle.len()) - .position(|w| w == needle) - .map(|p| p + from) -} - -fn parse_model_output(raw: &str, known_specialties: &[String]) -> Result { - // Strip code fences if the model wrapped its JSON. - let candidate = strip_code_fence(raw).trim(); - - // Find the first { ... } object — tolerates leading/trailing prose. - // - let obj_start = candidate.find('{').ok_or_else(|| { - format!( - "model output did not contain a JSON object. Got: {}", - preview(raw) - ) - })?; - let obj_end = candidate.rfind('}').ok_or_else(|| { - format!( - "model output JSON object had no closing brace. Got: {}", - preview(raw) - ) - })?; - let json_text = &candidate[obj_start..=obj_end]; - - let parsed: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(json_text) - .map_err(|e| format!("model output was not valid JSON: {e}. Got: {}", preview(json_text)))?; - - let obj = parsed.as_object().ok_or_else(|| { - format!("model output was not a JSON object. Got: {}", preview(json_text)) - })?; - - let summary = obj - .get("summary") - .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) - .ok_or_else(|| "missing required field 'summary'".to_string())? - .to_string(); - if summary.is_empty() { - return Err("required field 'summary' was empty".to_string()); - } - - let key_concepts: Vec = obj - .get("keyConcepts") - .and_then(|v| v.as_array()) - .map(|arr| { - arr.iter() - .filter_map(|v| v.as_str().map(String::from)) - .collect() - }) - .unwrap_or_default(); - - let intent = obj - .get("intent") - .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) - .map(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient) - .unwrap_or(SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); - - let emotional_tone = obj - .get("emotionalTone") - .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) - .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) - .map(String::from); - - // Normalize: ensure every known specialty has an entry, coerce values - // to strings, default to empty (= stay silent) when missing. - let raw_angles = obj - .get("suggestedAngles") - .and_then(|v| v.as_object()); - let mut suggested_angles = HashMap::with_capacity(known_specialties.len()); - for spec in known_specialties { - let val = raw_angles - .and_then(|m| m.get(spec)) - .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) - .unwrap_or("") - .to_string(); - suggested_angles.insert(spec.clone(), val); - } - - let relevant_context = obj - .get("relevantContext") - .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) - .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) - .map(String::from); - - Ok(ParsedOutput { - summary, - key_concepts, - intent, - emotional_tone, - suggested_angles, - relevant_context, - }) -} - -fn strip_code_fence(raw: &str) -> &str { - // ```json\n...\n``` or ```\n...\n``` — slice between the fences. - let trimmed = raw.trim(); - if let Some(rest) = trimmed.strip_prefix("```json") { - if let Some(end) = rest.find("```") { - return rest[..end].trim_start_matches('\n'); - } - } - if let Some(rest) = trimmed.strip_prefix("```") { - if let Some(end) = rest.find("```") { - return rest[..end].trim_start_matches('\n'); - } - } - raw -} - -fn preview(s: &str) -> String { - let max = 200; - if s.len() <= max { - s.to_string() - } else { - format!("{}...", &s[..max]) - } -} - -fn cache_put(key: String, analysis: SharedAnalysis) { - ANALYSIS_CACHE.insert(key, analysis); - // Approximate FIFO eviction when over cap. DashMap doesn't preserve - // insertion order so this isn't true LRU; for the chat cadence - // (a few entries per minute) it's good enough — full LRU can swap - // in via PagedResourcePool when pressure becomes meaningful. - while ANALYSIS_CACHE.len() > CACHE_MAX_ENTRIES { - if let Some(entry) = ANALYSIS_CACHE.iter().next() { - let oldest_key = entry.key().clone(); - drop(entry); - ANALYSIS_CACHE.remove(&oldest_key); - } else { - break; - } - } -} - -/// Test-only accessor for cache state. -#[cfg(test)] -pub fn _test_clear_cache() { - ANALYSIS_CACHE.clear(); -} - -/// Test-only accessor for cache size. -#[cfg(test)] -pub fn _test_cache_size() -> usize { - ANALYSIS_CACHE.len() -} - -const SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = "You are an objective conversation analyzer.\n\ -Read the user message in its conversation context.\n\ -Produce a JSON analysis that other AI personas will use as the SHARED foundation for their responses.\n\ -\n\ -Be objective. Be concise. Do NOT respond to the message; analyze it.\n\ -You are not a participant in the conversation; you are the analyst.\n\ -\n\ -Output ONLY the JSON object. No prose before or after. No code fences."; - -#[cfg(test)] -mod tests { - //! Pure-logic tests — no inference calls. Validate parser, cache - //! key stability, and intent parsing. End-to-end inference tests - //! happen via the chat-path validation gate Joel set. - use super::*; - - #[test] - fn parse_clean_json_output() { - let raw = r#"{ - "summary": "User asks about cache invalidation strategy", - "keyConcepts": ["cache", "invalidation", "ttl"], - "intent": "question", - "emotionalTone": "curious", - "suggestedAngles": { - "code": "Direct relevance — caching is a code-architecture topic.", - "general": "" - }, - "relevantContext": "Earlier discussion was about LRU eviction." - }"#; - let specs = vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()]; - let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &specs).unwrap(); - assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "User asks about cache invalidation strategy"); - assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Question); - assert_eq!(parsed.emotional_tone.as_deref(), Some("curious")); - assert_eq!(parsed.suggested_angles.get("code").map(String::as_str), Some("Direct relevance — caching is a code-architecture topic.")); - assert_eq!(parsed.suggested_angles.get("general").map(String::as_str), Some("")); - } - - #[test] - fn parse_handles_code_fence_wrapping() { - let raw = "```json\n{\"summary\":\"test\",\"keyConcepts\":[],\"intent\":\"other\",\"suggestedAngles\":{}}\n```"; - let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap(); - assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "test"); - assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); - } - - #[test] - fn parse_handles_leading_prose() { - let raw = "Here is the analysis:\n{\"summary\":\"x\",\"keyConcepts\":[],\"intent\":\"social\",\"suggestedAngles\":{}}\nHope that helps."; - let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap(); - assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "x"); - assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Social); - } - - #[test] - fn parse_fails_loud_on_missing_summary() { - let raw = r#"{"intent":"question","suggestedAngles":{}}"#; - let err = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap_err(); - assert!(err.contains("summary")); - } - - #[test] - fn parse_fails_loud_on_garbage() { - let raw = "this is not JSON at all"; - let err = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap_err(); - assert!(err.contains("did not contain a JSON object")); - } - - #[test] - fn intent_parse_lenient_unknown_collapses_to_other() { - assert_eq!(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("question"), SharedAnalysisIntent::Question); - assert_eq!(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("QUESTION"), SharedAnalysisIntent::Question); - assert_eq!(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("nonsense"), SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); - assert_eq!(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient(""), SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); - } - - #[test] - fn cache_key_is_deterministic() { - let input = AnalysisInput { - message_id: Uuid::nil(), - room_id: Uuid::nil(), - text: "hello".to_string(), - recent_history: vec![], - known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()], - }; - let k1 = compute_cache_key(&input); - let k2 = compute_cache_key(&input); - assert_eq!(k1, k2); - } - - #[test] - fn cache_key_differs_on_message_change() { - let mut a = AnalysisInput { - message_id: Uuid::nil(), - room_id: Uuid::nil(), - text: "hello".to_string(), - recent_history: vec![], - known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string()], - }; - let k1 = compute_cache_key(&a); - a.text = "goodbye".to_string(); - let k2 = compute_cache_key(&a); - assert_ne!(k1, k2); - } - - #[test] - fn cache_key_stable_under_specialty_reorder() { - let a = AnalysisInput { - message_id: Uuid::nil(), - room_id: Uuid::nil(), - text: "hello".to_string(), - recent_history: vec![], - known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()], - }; - let b = AnalysisInput { - known_specialties: vec!["general".to_string(), "code".to_string()], - ..a.clone() - }; - // Specialties are sorted before hashing → reorder is the same key. - assert_eq!(compute_cache_key(&a), compute_cache_key(&b)); - } -} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/mod.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..43b6461a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/mod.rs @@ -0,0 +1,383 @@ +//! Shared Analysis — the verb that produces `SharedAnalysis`. +//! +//! ONE inference per chat message instead of N per persona. Base model, +//! no LoRA, no specialty bias — produces the objective ground floor +//! every responding persona shares. See `SHARED-COGNITION.md`. +//! +//! Why Rust: lock-free DashMap cache, true SHA-256 hashing, async +//! single-flight (concurrent personas analyzing the same message +//! collapse into one inference), zero-copy output via cache_key +//! reference. None of this expressible in TS without hand-waving. +//! +//! Layout (split 2026-04-21 per the modularize-at-layer-boundaries rule): +//! - `types.rs` — public input types (`RecentMessage`, `AnalysisInput`). +//! - `prompt.rs` — text wrangling: prompt build, parse, sanitize, +//! SYSTEM_PROMPT, tuning consts, ``-block stripping. +//! - `mod.rs` (this file) — orchestration: `analyze` entry, cache + +//! single-flight concurrency, inference call, cache-layer tests. + +pub mod prompt; +pub mod types; + +pub use types::{AnalysisInput, RecentMessage}; + +use crate::ai::{ChatMessage, MessageContent, TextGenerationRequest}; +use crate::cognition::types::SharedAnalysis; +use crate::modules::ai_provider::{generate_text, global_registry}; +use dashmap::DashMap; +use once_cell::sync::Lazy; +use sha2::{Digest, Sha256}; +use std::collections::HashMap; +use std::sync::Arc; +use std::time::SystemTime; +use tokio::sync::Mutex as TokioMutex; + +use prompt::{ + build_prompt, parse_model_output, strip_think_blocks, ANALYSIS_MAX_TOKENS, + ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE, SYSTEM_PROMPT, +}; + +/// Per-process cache of analyses, keyed by `cache_key` (content-addressable). +/// DashMap = lock-free concurrent reads; multiple personas hitting the +/// same message read in parallel without serializing. +static ANALYSIS_CACHE: Lazy>> = + Lazy::new(|| Arc::new(DashMap::new())); + +/// In-flight single-flight tracker. When persona A starts analyzing +/// message M and persona B requests the same analysis a few ms later, +/// B awaits A's result instead of firing a second inference. Same +/// shape as PagedResourcePool's load_or_share. +static IN_FLIGHT: Lazy< + Arc>>>>>>, +> = Lazy::new(|| Arc::new(TokioMutex::new(HashMap::new()))); + +/// Cache size cap. Old entries evicted FIFO when over. +const CACHE_MAX_ENTRIES: usize = 200; + +/// Stale after 5 minutes — chat moves; old analysis stops representing +/// the conversation state. Same TTL pattern as the embedding cache used. +const CACHE_TTL_MS: u64 = 5 * 60 * 1000; + +/// Default model for shared analysis. The base local model — no LoRA, +/// no specialty bias. Today there's no runtime LoRA composition in +/// the inference path (genome paging is page-only), so "base model" = +/// the default DMR model the personas already use. When runtime LoRA +/// composition lands, this call explicitly opts out via no +/// `active_adapters` field on the request. +const DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_MODEL: &str = "continuum-ai/qwen3.5-4b-code-forged-GGUF"; +const DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_PROVIDER: &str = "local"; + +/// Run or retrieve the cached SharedAnalysis for a chat message. +/// +/// Concurrent calls for the same `cache_key` collapse into a single +/// inference via `IN_FLIGHT` — persona A starts analyzing, persona B +/// awaits the same future, both get the same result. +/// +/// Returns `Err` if the model output can't be parsed into the contract +/// shape — failing loud is right; silent fallback to a degraded +/// analysis would mask a real model regression. +pub async fn analyze(input: AnalysisInput) -> Result { + let cache_key = compute_cache_key(&input); + + // L1 hit: return immediately, mark from_cache for telemetry. + if let Some(cached) = ANALYSIS_CACHE.get(&cache_key) { + if !is_stale(&cached) { + let mut hit = cached.clone(); + hit.from_cache = true; + return Ok(hit); + } + // Stale: drop and fall through to re-analysis. + drop(cached); + ANALYSIS_CACHE.remove(&cache_key); + } + + // Single-flight: if another caller is already analyzing this same + // input, await their result. Otherwise become the analyzer. + let slot = { + let mut inflight = IN_FLIGHT.lock().await; + if let Some(existing) = inflight.get(&cache_key) { + existing.clone() + } else { + let new_slot: Arc>>> = + Arc::new(TokioMutex::new(None)); + inflight.insert(cache_key.clone(), new_slot.clone()); + // Mark THIS task as the analyzer. + drop(inflight); + // Run inference + parse, store result in slot, then remove + // from in-flight map so future cache misses re-analyze. + let result = run_analysis(&input, &cache_key).await; + *new_slot.lock().await = Some(result.clone()); + IN_FLIGHT.lock().await.remove(&cache_key); + // Cache successful results only — failed parses don't poison. + if let Ok(ref analysis) = result { + cache_put(cache_key.clone(), analysis.clone()); + } + return result; + } + }; + + // Awaiter path: another task is the analyzer; wait for its slot. + // Loop because the slot might be taken but result not yet stored. + loop { + if let Some(result) = slot.lock().await.clone() { + return result; + } + // Tiny yield — the analyzer is in flight. In practice the lock + // hand-off above means one wake-up is enough. + tokio::task::yield_now().await; + } +} + +/// Stable hash of (room + current message + sorted specialty list). +/// +/// Deliberately EXCLUDES recent_history. The whole point of single-flight +/// here is N personas analyzing the SAME inbound message coalesce into ONE +/// inference. Including history defeats that — each persona's RAG produces +/// slightly different conversationHistory (per-persona excludeMessageIds, +/// per-persona memory injection, per-persona budget trimming) → different +/// hash → 4 separate inferences instead of 1 + 3 awaiters → DMR's single +/// slot can't keep up → 3 personas fail with empty responses (caught +/// 2026-04-19, Round 11 chat showed Helper + CodeReview erroring while +/// Local Assistant succeeded — symptom of the cache key being too granular). +/// +/// Specialties stay in the key because they DO change which angles the +/// analysis must populate. Personas in the same room should always have the +/// same sorted specialty set, so this still coalesces correctly. +fn compute_cache_key(input: &AnalysisInput) -> String { + let mut hasher = Sha256::new(); + hasher.update(input.room_id.as_bytes()); + hasher.update(b"|"); + hasher.update(input.text.as_bytes()); + hasher.update(b"|"); + let mut sorted_specs = input.known_specialties.clone(); + sorted_specs.sort(); + for s in &sorted_specs { + hasher.update(s.as_bytes()); + hasher.update(b","); + } + format!("{:x}", hasher.finalize()) +} + +fn is_stale(analysis: &SharedAnalysis) -> bool { + now_ms().saturating_sub(analysis.generated_at_ms) > CACHE_TTL_MS +} + +fn now_ms() -> u64 { + SystemTime::now() + .duration_since(SystemTime::UNIX_EPOCH) + .map(|d| d.as_millis() as u64) + .unwrap_or(0) +} + +async fn run_analysis(input: &AnalysisInput, cache_key: &str) -> Result { + let start = SystemTime::now(); + let prompt_text = build_prompt(input); + + let request = TextGenerationRequest { + messages: vec![ + ChatMessage { + role: "system".to_string(), + content: MessageContent::Text(SYSTEM_PROMPT.to_string()), + name: None, + }, + ChatMessage { + role: "user".to_string(), + content: MessageContent::Text(prompt_text), + name: None, + }, + ], + system_prompt: None, + model: Some(DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_MODEL.to_string()), + provider: Some(DEFAULT_ANALYSIS_PROVIDER.to_string()), + temperature: Some(ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE), + max_tokens: Some(ANALYSIS_MAX_TOKENS), + top_p: None, + top_k: None, + repeat_penalty: None, + stop_sequences: None, + tools: None, + tool_choice: None, + // FORCE JSON OUTPUT. llama.cpp / DMR constrain the sampler so the + // model can only emit valid JSON. Eliminates qwen3.5's thinking-mode + // prose that broke the parser. The right way to enforce structured + // output: at the model level, not via parser fallbacks. + response_format: Some(crate::ai::types::ResponseFormat::JsonObject), + active_adapters: None, // Explicit no-LoRA. Stays opted-out when runtime composition lands. + request_id: None, + user_id: None, + room_id: Some(input.room_id.to_string()), + purpose: Some("shared-cognition-analysis".to_string()), + // Shared analysis is room-wide cognition (not attributable to one + // persona); registry treats this seq's KV as un-attributed. + persona_id: None, + }; + + // Acquire the registry read lock for the duration of the call. + let registry = global_registry(); + let registry_guard = registry.read().await; + let response = generate_text(®istry_guard, request).await?; + + // qwen3.5-family models emit ... reasoning before the + // user-visible output. parse_model_output wants the JSON envelope; if + // we feed it the raw response, the leading trips the JSON + // detector and we fail the whole analysis. Strip thinks first so the + // parser sees the actual structured output. + let stripped = strip_think_blocks(&response.text); + let parsed = parse_model_output(&stripped, &input.known_specialties)?; + let duration_ms = start.elapsed().map(|d| d.as_millis() as u64).unwrap_or(0); + + Ok(SharedAnalysis { + message_id: input.message_id, + room_id: input.room_id, + cache_key: cache_key.to_string(), + generated_at_ms: now_ms(), + summary: parsed.summary, + key_concepts: parsed.key_concepts, + intent: parsed.intent, + emotional_tone: parsed.emotional_tone, + suggested_angles: parsed.suggested_angles, + relevant_context: parsed.relevant_context, + duration_ms, + model_used: response.model, + from_cache: false, + }) +} + +fn cache_put(key: String, analysis: SharedAnalysis) { + ANALYSIS_CACHE.insert(key, analysis); + // Approximate FIFO eviction when over cap. DashMap doesn't preserve + // insertion order so this isn't true LRU; for the chat cadence + // (a few entries per minute) it's good enough — full LRU can swap + // in via PagedResourcePool when pressure becomes meaningful. + while ANALYSIS_CACHE.len() > CACHE_MAX_ENTRIES { + if let Some(entry) = ANALYSIS_CACHE.iter().next() { + let oldest_key = entry.key().clone(); + drop(entry); + ANALYSIS_CACHE.remove(&oldest_key); + } else { + break; + } + } +} + +/// Test-only accessor for cache state. +#[cfg(test)] +pub fn _test_clear_cache() { + ANALYSIS_CACHE.clear(); +} + +/// Test-only accessor for cache size. +#[cfg(test)] +pub fn _test_cache_size() -> usize { + ANALYSIS_CACHE.len() +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + //! Cache + key tests. Pure-logic tests on the text-wrangling layer + //! live in `prompt::tests`. End-to-end inference tests happen via + //! the chat-path validation gate Joel set. + use super::*; + use crate::cognition::types::SharedAnalysisIntent; + use uuid::Uuid; + + #[test] + fn cache_key_is_deterministic() { + let input = AnalysisInput { + message_id: Uuid::nil(), + room_id: Uuid::nil(), + text: "hello".to_string(), + recent_history: vec![], + known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()], + }; + let k1 = compute_cache_key(&input); + let k2 = compute_cache_key(&input); + assert_eq!(k1, k2); + } + + #[test] + fn cache_key_differs_on_message_change() { + let mut a = AnalysisInput { + message_id: Uuid::nil(), + room_id: Uuid::nil(), + text: "hello".to_string(), + recent_history: vec![], + known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string()], + }; + let k1 = compute_cache_key(&a); + a.text = "goodbye".to_string(); + let k2 = compute_cache_key(&a); + assert_ne!(k1, k2); + } + + #[test] + fn cache_key_stable_under_specialty_reorder() { + let a = AnalysisInput { + message_id: Uuid::nil(), + room_id: Uuid::nil(), + text: "hello".to_string(), + recent_history: vec![], + known_specialties: vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()], + }; + let b = AnalysisInput { + known_specialties: vec!["general".to_string(), "code".to_string()], + ..a.clone() + }; + // Specialties are sorted before hashing → reorder is the same key. + assert_eq!(compute_cache_key(&a), compute_cache_key(&b)); + } + + // ─── NEW tests unlocked by the split — pin cache-layer invariants + // previously only documented in prose comments ──────────────────── + + #[test] + fn is_stale_honors_cache_ttl_boundary() { + // What this catches: the CACHE_TTL_MS comparison direction. An + // inverted operator (`>` → `<`) would treat old entries as + // fresh and fresh entries as stale — silent serving of stale + // analyses to personas, with no log signal because the cache + // layer treats it as a hit. Impacts every persona downstream of + // shared_cognition. The test fixture constructs a synthetic + // SharedAnalysis with generated_at_ms at boundaries either side + // of CACHE_TTL_MS. + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = flip the comparison in + // `is_stale` from `> CACHE_TTL_MS` to `< CACHE_TTL_MS` → the + // `fresh` assertion fails (fresh entry now reported as stale) + // and the `stale` assertion fails (stale entry now reported as + // fresh). Reverted. + let now = now_ms(); + let fresh = SharedAnalysis { + message_id: Uuid::nil(), + room_id: Uuid::nil(), + cache_key: "k".to_string(), + generated_at_ms: now.saturating_sub(CACHE_TTL_MS / 2), // Half-TTL old. + summary: String::new(), + key_concepts: vec![], + intent: SharedAnalysisIntent::Other, + emotional_tone: None, + suggested_angles: HashMap::new(), + relevant_context: None, + duration_ms: 0, + model_used: String::new(), + from_cache: false, + }; + let stale = SharedAnalysis { + generated_at_ms: now.saturating_sub(CACHE_TTL_MS + 1_000), // Over TTL + 1s. + ..fresh.clone() + }; + assert!(!is_stale(&fresh), "entry half-TTL old should be fresh"); + assert!(is_stale(&stale), "entry over TTL+1s old should be stale"); + } + + // TODO(follow-up): cache_put FIFO eviction invariant. First attempt + // at this test deadlocked the DashMap under the shared-static setup + // (parallel test runner + the `while len() > cap; iter().next(); + // remove()` eviction loop). The fix is to extract the eviction logic + // into a pure `fn enforce_cap(map: &DashMap<...>, cap: usize)` taking + // the map by reference so tests can drive it on an isolated DashMap. + // Filed as a separate commit rather than growing this refactor's + // scope. What the future test should catch: `while → if` mutation + // letting the cache grow unbounded under burst inserts exceeding the + // cap by more than 1 (observed 2026-04-19 live). +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/prompt.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/prompt.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7ca72f695 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/prompt.rs @@ -0,0 +1,500 @@ +//! Prompt construction + model-output parsing for shared analysis. +//! +//! All the text-wrangling lives here: prompt assembly, the SYSTEM_PROMPT +//! constant, special-token sanitization, `` block stripping, +//! JSON-envelope extraction, and the `ParsedOutput` intermediate shape. +//! +//! Kept independent from the cache/orchestration layer (`mod.rs`) so +//! prompt tuning (change `HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE`, tweak the JSON contract, +//! add a new output field) doesn't churn the inference-call wiring and +//! vice versa. + +use crate::cognition::types::SharedAnalysisIntent; +use std::collections::HashMap; + +use super::types::AnalysisInput; + +/// Recent-history snapshot size used in the analysis prompt + cache key. +/// Bigger = more context for analysis but smaller cache hit rate (each +/// new message changes the snapshot). 5 messages is a reasonable middle. +pub(super) const HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE: usize = 5; + +/// Token budget — must cover qwen3.5's reasoning preamble (the model +/// thinks for several hundred tokens before emitting the actual JSON +/// even with chat_template_kwargs.enable_thinking=false on complex +/// prompts) PLUS the JSON envelope itself. Verified empirically +/// 2026-04-19: 500 tokens cuts off mid-thinking, parser sees ZERO +/// JSON, analyze() errors and personas silently fail. 2500 leaves +/// the model room to think AND finish the JSON in one pass. +/// +/// Cheaper-on-paper alternative: switch the analyzer to a smaller +/// non-reasoning model (qwen2.5-1.5b, gemma2-2b). Tracked separately — +/// see PERSONA-COGNITION-RUST-MIGRATION.md "open questions". +pub(super) const ANALYSIS_MAX_TOKENS: u32 = 2500; + +/// Lower temperature than persona renders — we want consistent, +/// reliable structured output, not creative variation. Personas bring +/// the creativity in their render passes. +pub(super) const ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE: f32 = 0.2; + +pub(super) const SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = "You are an objective conversation analyzer.\n\ +Read the user message in its conversation context.\n\ +Produce a JSON analysis that other AI personas will use as the SHARED foundation for their responses.\n\ +\n\ +Be objective. Be concise. Do NOT respond to the message; analyze it.\n\ +You are not a participant in the conversation; you are the analyst.\n\ +\n\ +Output ONLY the JSON object. No prose before or after. No code fences."; + +/// Parsed-from-JSON intermediate shape (private — public type is +/// `SharedAnalysis`). +#[derive(Debug)] +pub(super) struct ParsedOutput { + pub summary: String, + pub key_concepts: Vec, + pub intent: SharedAnalysisIntent, + pub emotional_tone: Option, + pub suggested_angles: HashMap, + pub relevant_context: Option, +} + +/// Strip chat-template control tokens from user-supplied text. Earlier +/// broken persona responses leaked literal `<|im_end|>` / `<|im_start|>` +/// strings into chat history; when that contaminated content is re-fed +/// through `llama_chat_apply_template`, the embedded tokens get +/// re-tokenized as chat-template control tokens (special=true on the +/// rendered prompt) and the model sees the user turn as already closed — +/// it then emits a single newline + EOG and returns nothing parseable. +/// +/// Replacing `<|...|>` with `<...>` (drop the pipes) preserves the +/// readable text while stripping the special-token recognition. Same +/// pattern as escaping `` in HTML — keep the meaning, kill the +/// structural bite. +pub(super) fn sanitize_special_tokens(text: &str) -> String { + text.replace("<|im_end|>", "") + .replace("<|im_start|>", "") + .replace("<|endoftext|>", "") +} + +/// User-message prompt. Compact, structured, asks for specific JSON shape. +/// Tolerant parsing on the receiving side handles minor model deviations. +pub(super) fn build_prompt(input: &AnalysisInput) -> String { + let history_lines: Vec = input + .recent_history + .iter() + .rev() + .take(HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE) + .rev() + .map(|m| { + format!( + "{}: {}", + sanitize_special_tokens(&m.sender_name), + sanitize_special_tokens(&m.text) + ) + }) + .collect(); + let history = if history_lines.is_empty() { + "(no prior messages)".to_string() + } else { + history_lines.join("\n") + }; + + let specialty_lines: Vec = input + .known_specialties + .iter() + .map(|s| format!(" - {s}")) + .collect(); + let specialties = if specialty_lines.is_empty() { + " (none)".to_string() + } else { + specialty_lines.join("\n") + }; + + let safe_message = sanitize_special_tokens(&input.text); + format!( + "Recent conversation:\n\ + {history}\n\ + \n\ + New message to analyze:\n\ + {message}\n\ + \n\ + Known persona specialties in this room:\n\ + {specialties}\n\ + \n\ + Respond with ONLY a JSON object matching this exact shape (no prose, no code fences):\n\ + {{\n\ + \"summary\": \"1-2 sentence objective reading of the message\",\n\ + \"keyConcepts\": [\"3-7 short concept tags the message touches\"],\n\ + \"intent\": \"question|request|statement|task|social|other\",\n\ + \"emotionalTone\": \"optional one-word tone (omit if neutral)\",\n\ + \"suggestedAngles\": {{\n\ + \"\": \"1-sentence why this specialty matters here, OR empty string if irrelevant\"\n\ + }},\n\ + \"relevantContext\": \"optional 1-2 sentence distillation of conversation context the responders should know\"\n\ + }}\n", + history = history, + message = safe_message, + specialties = specialties, + ) +} + +/// Strip `...` blocks from raw model output. qwen3.5-family +/// and other reasoning models emit think blocks before the user-visible +/// content; downstream parsers expect the clean tail. Returns the text +/// with think blocks elided and leading/trailing whitespace trimmed. No +/// event emission here — that's `persona::response::strip_thinks_emit_events` +/// which wraps this for the render path. Analysis never needs events. +pub(super) fn strip_think_blocks(raw: &str) -> String { + let mut visible = String::with_capacity(raw.len()); + let bytes = raw.as_bytes(); + let mut cursor = 0usize; + while cursor < bytes.len() { + if let Some(open_off) = find_substr(bytes, cursor, b"") { + visible.push_str(&raw[cursor..open_off]); + let after_open = open_off + b"".len(); + if let Some(close_off) = find_substr(bytes, after_open, b"") { + cursor = close_off + b"".len(); + } else { + // Unterminated — model probably truncated at + // max_tokens. Keep the raw tail to avoid losing data. + visible.push_str(&raw[open_off..]); + break; + } + } else { + visible.push_str(&raw[cursor..]); + break; + } + } + visible.trim().to_string() +} + +fn find_substr(haystack: &[u8], from: usize, needle: &[u8]) -> Option { + if from >= haystack.len() || needle.is_empty() { + return None; + } + haystack[from..] + .windows(needle.len()) + .position(|w| w == needle) + .map(|p| p + from) +} + +pub(super) fn parse_model_output( + raw: &str, + known_specialties: &[String], +) -> Result { + // Strip code fences if the model wrapped its JSON. + let candidate = strip_code_fence(raw).trim(); + + // Reasoning models (qwen3.5 et al) emit their final structured + // answer at the END of the response, after a long preamble + // that may itself contain example fragments like + // `suggestedAngles: { "general": "..." }`. Picking the FIRST '{' + // grabs that fragment — which parses as valid JSON but lacks the + // required envelope fields, surfacing as "missing required field + // 'summary'". Walk every '{' position, parse each as a JSON value, + // keep the LAST one that has 'summary'. That's the model's actual + // answer envelope. + // + // O(n) over '{' positions; each parse stops as soon as the value + // is complete (StreamDeserializer), so total work is bounded by + // the response size, not the square of it. + let mut best: Option> = None; + let bytes = candidate.as_bytes(); + let mut idx = 0usize; + while idx < bytes.len() { + if bytes[idx] != b'{' { + idx += 1; + continue; + } + let tail = &candidate[idx..]; + let mut stream = serde_json::Deserializer::from_str(tail).into_iter::(); + if let Some(Ok(value)) = stream.next() { + if let Some(obj) = value.as_object() { + if obj.contains_key("summary") { + best = Some(obj.clone()); + } + } + } + idx += 1; + } + + let obj = best.ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "model output did not contain a JSON object with 'summary'. Got: {}", + preview(raw) + ) + })?; + + let summary = obj + .get("summary") + .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) + .ok_or_else(|| "missing required field 'summary'".to_string())? + .to_string(); + if summary.is_empty() { + return Err("required field 'summary' was empty".to_string()); + } + + let key_concepts: Vec = obj + .get("keyConcepts") + .and_then(|v| v.as_array()) + .map(|arr| { + arr.iter() + .filter_map(|v| v.as_str().map(String::from)) + .collect() + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + + let intent = obj + .get("intent") + .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) + .map(SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient) + .unwrap_or(SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); + + let emotional_tone = obj + .get("emotionalTone") + .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) + .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) + .map(String::from); + + // Normalize: ensure every known specialty has an entry, coerce values + // to strings, default to empty (= stay silent) when missing. + let raw_angles = obj.get("suggestedAngles").and_then(|v| v.as_object()); + let mut suggested_angles = HashMap::with_capacity(known_specialties.len()); + for spec in known_specialties { + let val = raw_angles + .and_then(|m| m.get(spec)) + .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) + .unwrap_or("") + .to_string(); + suggested_angles.insert(spec.clone(), val); + } + + let relevant_context = obj + .get("relevantContext") + .and_then(|v| v.as_str()) + .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) + .map(String::from); + + Ok(ParsedOutput { + summary, + key_concepts, + intent, + emotional_tone, + suggested_angles, + relevant_context, + }) +} + +fn strip_code_fence(raw: &str) -> &str { + // ```json\n...\n``` or ```\n...\n``` — slice between the fences. + let trimmed = raw.trim(); + if let Some(rest) = trimmed.strip_prefix("```json") { + if let Some(end) = rest.find("```") { + return rest[..end].trim_start_matches('\n'); + } + } + if let Some(rest) = trimmed.strip_prefix("```") { + if let Some(end) = rest.find("```") { + return rest[..end].trim_start_matches('\n'); + } + } + raw +} + +fn preview(s: &str) -> String { + let max = 200; + if s.len() <= max { + s.to_string() + } else { + format!("{}...", &s[..max]) + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + //! Pure-logic tests — parser, sanitizer, prompt assembly. + use super::super::types::{AnalysisInput, RecentMessage}; + use super::*; + use uuid::Uuid; + + #[test] + fn parse_clean_json_output() { + let raw = r#"{ + "summary": "User asks about cache invalidation strategy", + "keyConcepts": ["cache", "invalidation", "ttl"], + "intent": "question", + "emotionalTone": "curious", + "suggestedAngles": { + "code": "Direct relevance — caching is a code-architecture topic.", + "general": "" + }, + "relevantContext": "Earlier discussion was about LRU eviction." + }"#; + let specs = vec!["code".to_string(), "general".to_string()]; + let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &specs).unwrap(); + assert_eq!( + parsed.summary, + "User asks about cache invalidation strategy" + ); + assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Question); + assert_eq!(parsed.emotional_tone.as_deref(), Some("curious")); + assert_eq!( + parsed.suggested_angles.get("code").map(String::as_str), + Some("Direct relevance — caching is a code-architecture topic.") + ); + assert_eq!( + parsed.suggested_angles.get("general").map(String::as_str), + Some("") + ); + } + + #[test] + fn parse_handles_code_fence_wrapping() { + let raw = "```json\n{\"summary\":\"test\",\"keyConcepts\":[],\"intent\":\"other\",\"suggestedAngles\":{}}\n```"; + let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "test"); + assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Other); + } + + #[test] + fn parse_handles_leading_prose() { + let raw = "Here is the analysis:\n{\"summary\":\"x\",\"keyConcepts\":[],\"intent\":\"social\",\"suggestedAngles\":{}}\nHope that helps."; + let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "x"); + assert_eq!(parsed.intent, SharedAnalysisIntent::Social); + } + + #[test] + fn parse_handles_trailing_markdown_with_braces() { + // Regression: live qwen3.5 emitted a valid JSON envelope followed + // by markdown bullets that contained their own braces. rfind('}') + // would slurp through the trailing braces and serde_json rejected + // the slice as "trailing characters". The streaming deserializer + // must take only the first complete object. + let raw = "{\"summary\":\"hi\",\"keyConcepts\":[],\"intent\":\"social\",\"suggestedAngles\":{\"general\":\"context covers chat\"}} * `relevantContext`: stuff with { extra } braces in code"; + let parsed = parse_model_output(raw, &["general".to_string()]).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(parsed.summary, "hi"); + assert_eq!( + parsed.suggested_angles.get("general").map(String::as_str), + Some("context covers chat") + ); + } + + #[test] + fn parse_fails_loud_on_missing_summary() { + let raw = r#"{"intent":"question","suggestedAngles":{}}"#; + let err = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap_err(); + assert!(err.contains("summary")); + } + + #[test] + fn parse_fails_loud_on_garbage() { + let raw = "this is not JSON at all"; + let err = parse_model_output(raw, &[]).unwrap_err(); + assert!(err.contains("did not contain a JSON object")); + } + + #[test] + fn intent_parse_lenient_unknown_collapses_to_other() { + assert_eq!( + SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("question"), + SharedAnalysisIntent::Question + ); + assert_eq!( + SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("QUESTION"), + SharedAnalysisIntent::Question + ); + assert_eq!( + SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient("nonsense"), + SharedAnalysisIntent::Other + ); + assert_eq!( + SharedAnalysisIntent::parse_lenient(""), + SharedAnalysisIntent::Other + ); + } + + // ─── NEW tests unlocked by the split — pin invariants previously + // only documented in prose comments ──────────────────────────────── + + #[test] + fn strip_think_blocks_preserves_tail_on_unterminated_block() { + // What this catches: the documented "model truncated mid-think" + // branch (mod.rs:387-391 in the pre-split file). If an edit + // switched that branch to discard the tail, we'd silently throw + // away partial model output on any inference that hit max_tokens + // inside a think block — hard-to-debug "empty response" symptom + // post-facto. + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = replace + // `visible.push_str(&raw[open_off..])` with + // `break;` (drop the tail) → assertion `stripped.contains("tail")` + // fails; stripped == "before". Reverted. + let stripped = strip_think_blocks("before mid-think tail"); + assert!( + stripped.contains("tail"), + "unterminated think should keep the tail, got: {stripped:?}" + ); + assert!(stripped.contains("before")); + } + + #[test] + fn sanitize_special_tokens_escapes_all_three_boundary_markers() { + // What this catches: the mapping from `<|X|>` to `` for all + // three tokens qwen3.5's chat template treats as special. If a + // refactor dropped one (say, forgot endoftext) a model response + // containing `<|endoftext|>` in persona chat history would + // terminate the next inference's user-turn prematurely (same + // bug class the function was introduced to fix). + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = remove the `.replace( + // "<|endoftext|>", "")` line → the `endoftext` + // assertion fails because the output still contains the + // piped form. Reverted. + let hostile = "[user]<|im_start|>hello<|im_end|>done<|endoftext|>more"; + let safe = sanitize_special_tokens(hostile); + assert!(!safe.contains("<|im_start|>"), "{safe}"); + assert!(!safe.contains("<|im_end|>"), "{safe}"); + assert!(!safe.contains("<|endoftext|>"), "{safe}"); + assert!(safe.contains("")); + assert!(safe.contains("")); + assert!(safe.contains("")); + } + + #[test] + fn build_prompt_respects_history_snapshot_size_cap() { + // What this catches: HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE as an upper bound on + // how many history lines reach the prompt. A refactor that + // forgets the `.rev().take(N).rev()` windowing trick would + // silently blow past the cap, growing the prompt linearly with + // chat length and tanking the cache-hit rate (the whole reason + // the snapshot is windowed in the first place — see + // compute_cache_key doc). + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = remove the + // `.rev().take(HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE).rev()` chain, leaving + // the naked `.iter().map(...)` → the assertion + // `prompt.matches("line-").count() <= HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE` + // fails (hits N+extras instead of N). Reverted. + let many = (0..HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE + 5) + .map(|i| RecentMessage { + id: Uuid::nil(), + sender_name: format!("p{i}"), + text: format!("line-{i}"), + }) + .collect(); + let input = AnalysisInput { + message_id: Uuid::nil(), + room_id: Uuid::nil(), + text: "current".to_string(), + recent_history: many, + known_specialties: vec![], + }; + let prompt = build_prompt(&input); + let count = prompt.matches("line-").count(); + assert_eq!( + count, HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE, + "expected {HISTORY_SNAPSHOT_SIZE} history lines, got {count} in:\n{prompt}" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/types.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..314324715 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/shared_analysis/types.rs @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +//! Public input types for `analyze`. +//! +//! Kept in its own file so the orchestration and prompt layers can edit +//! independently of the wire-shape callers import. Same modularize-at- +//! layer-boundaries pattern as `cognition/tool_executor/types.rs` and +//! `inference/footprint_registry/types.rs`. + +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; +use ts_rs::TS; +use uuid::Uuid; + +/// What the analyzer needs to know about a recent message. Minimal +/// shape so the service doesn't have to know about ChatMessageEntity. +/// +/// Wire-exported via ts-rs because `PersonaContext` (recipe-layer +/// public surface) carries `Vec` and the TS host +/// builds it directly from chat-history queries. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/RecentMessage.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct RecentMessage { + #[ts(type = "string")] + pub id: Uuid, + pub sender_name: String, + pub text: String, +} + +/// Input to `analyze`. Caller (chat path / orchestrator) collects these +/// from the room state. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct AnalysisInput { + pub message_id: Uuid, + pub room_id: Uuid, + /// The new message that triggered this analysis. + pub text: String, + /// Recent messages for context. Most-recent last. + pub recent_history: Vec, + /// Stable specialty identifiers in the room (e.g. ['code', + /// 'education', 'general']). Caller pulls from the room's + /// persona registry. The analyzer is told to produce a + /// `suggested_angles` entry for each. + pub known_specialties: Vec, +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/mod.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..34801a0d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/mod.rs @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +//! Tool Executor — the verb that turns a persona's tool_use decision into +//! executed outcomes (result content + stored working-memory + media). +//! +//! Phase 0.5.3 scope (per PR #949 reshape 893580f18): thin trait surface +//! here in Rust, concrete impl deferred until 0.5.6 brings a real Rust +//! caller. The heavy universal infrastructure — `AgentToolExecutor`'s +//! loop detection, parse/strip/correct, ToolRegistry interop, and the +//! ~1000-line constellation of tool implementations (code/*, interface/*, +//! collaboration/*, data/*) — all stay TS-side. Moving them would be a +//! separate phase when tool implementations themselves have reason to +//! port. +//! +//! Layout (split for modularization — see `da61eb68f` +//! `metal_monitor::mach_ffi` pattern): +//! - `types.rs` — wire-format structs (`#[derive(TS)]` for each). Data +//! layer kept independent of trait behavior so future impl edits don't +//! churn type definitions and vice versa. +//! - `mod.rs` (this file) — the `ToolExecutor` trait + round-trip tests +//! that validate the wire contract. +//! - `default_impl.rs` — future concrete impl slot, deferred until +//! 0.5.6's Rust caller materializes. +//! +//! Why trait + deferred impl: +//! - Tool implementations live in TS today; Rust can't call them without +//! RE-homing the registry + every tool impl +//! - Persona pipeline crossing IPC for each batch of tool calls is +//! tolerable; the path is already async and batch-shaped +//! - When the time comes to port, add the impl module in the pattern +//! already laid here — no caller-code changes + +pub mod types; + +pub use types::{ + MediaItemLite, NativeBatchOutcome, ParsedToolBatch, PersonaMediaConfigLite, + ToolExecutionContext, ToolInvocation, ToolOutcome, +}; + +use async_trait::async_trait; + +use crate::ai::types::ToolCall as NativeToolCall; + +/// The trait callers (cognition pipeline) depend on. One impl today +/// (`TsIpcToolExecutor`, lands next commit). A future rust-native impl +/// slots in here with no caller-side changes — same method shapes. +/// +/// All methods async because the TS-IPC impl is async; a rust-native +/// impl stays async-compatible trivially. +#[async_trait] +pub trait ToolExecutor: Send + Sync { + /// Execute a batch of native tool calls. Called by the agent loop + /// after the model emits `finish_reason = tool_use`. Each call's + /// outcome correlates back by `NativeToolCall::id`. + async fn execute_native_batch( + &self, + calls: &[NativeToolCall], + context: &ToolExecutionContext, + max_result_chars: usize, + ) -> Result; + + /// Parse tool calls from a raw AI response string (XML-fallback path + /// for models that don't emit native tool_use blocks). Returns + /// extracted calls + cleaned-of-tool-blocks text + parse-time + /// telemetry. Delegates straight to `AgentToolExecutor.parseResponse` + /// on the TS side; Rust never does the parsing itself (the format + /// adapter constellation lives in TS). + async fn parse_response( + &self, + response_text: &str, + model_family: Option<&str>, + ) -> Result; + + /// Store a tool result in working memory as a ChatMessageEntity. + /// Returns the assigned id so the caller can reference the stored + /// row for later recall/expansion. Fire-and-forget from the + /// response path — caller doesn't await. + async fn store_outcome( + &self, + outcome: &ToolOutcome, + context: &ToolExecutionContext, + ) -> Result; +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use serde_json::json; + use std::collections::HashMap; + use uuid::Uuid; + + #[test] + fn tool_invocation_round_trips_camel_case() { + // What this catches: the `#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]` + // attribute on ToolInvocation. TS consumers read `toolName` from + // the JSON wire; snake_case "tool_name" would silently break the + // persona→executor command shape (TS handler sees undefined, calls + // the wrong tool or no tool at all). Round-tripping through a + // pre-shaped camelCase object proves Rust emits and re-parses the + // same keys TS generates via ts-rs. + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = change + // `#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]` to `"snake_case"` → + // deserialization of the camelCase fixture below fails with + // "missing field `tool_name`"; test panics. Reverted. + let mut params = HashMap::new(); + params.insert("path".to_string(), "/tmp/x".to_string()); + params.insert("mode".to_string(), "read".to_string()); + + let original = ToolInvocation { + tool_name: "code/read".to_string(), + parameters: params.clone(), + }; + + let wire = serde_json::to_value(&original).expect("serialize"); + assert_eq!(wire["toolName"], "code/read"); + assert_eq!(wire["parameters"]["path"], "/tmp/x"); + + let back: ToolInvocation = + serde_json::from_value(wire).expect("deserialize camelCase wire"); + assert_eq!(back.tool_name, "code/read"); + assert_eq!(back.parameters, params); + } + + #[test] + fn tool_outcome_preserves_media_order_and_optionals() { + // What this catches: (a) field-name contract on `content` — the + // TS consumer reads `wire.content` directly; a serde rename (or + // Some other well-meaning "use `result` for consistency" edit) + // would silently break that. (b) Vec ordering of media — per-tool + // attribution (caller treats "first image is the screenshot, + // second is the diff") desyncs if serde ever reorders. + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = add + // `#[serde(rename = "result")]` to the `content` field → the + // assertion `wire["content"] == "{\"ok\":true}"` panics because + // wire now carries `result` instead. Reverted. + let outcome = ToolOutcome { + tool_name: "interface/screenshot".to_string(), + success: true, + content: Some("{\"ok\":true}".to_string()), + error: None, + media: vec![ + MediaItemLite { + item_type: "image".to_string(), + base64: Some("aGVsbG8=".to_string()), + mime_type: Some("image/png".to_string()), + description: None, + }, + MediaItemLite { + item_type: "audio".to_string(), + base64: None, + mime_type: None, + description: None, + }, + ], + stored_id: Uuid::nil(), + }; + + let wire = serde_json::to_value(&outcome).expect("serialize"); + assert_eq!(wire["media"][0]["itemType"], "image"); + assert_eq!(wire["media"][1]["itemType"], "audio"); + assert_eq!(wire["content"], "{\"ok\":true}"); + assert!( + wire.get("error").is_none() || wire["error"].is_null(), + "error field should be skipped when None, got: {}", + wire + ); + + let back: ToolOutcome = serde_json::from_value(wire).expect("deserialize"); + assert_eq!(back.media[0].item_type, "image"); + assert_eq!(back.media[1].item_type, "audio"); + assert_eq!(back.content.as_deref(), Some("{\"ok\":true}")); + assert!(back.error.is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn tool_execution_context_passes_nested_caller_context_through() { + // What this catches: the `caller_context: Value` field must + // preserve ARBITRARY JSON structure, not stringify it. The + // TS-IPC impl forwards JTAGContext as an opaque blob; if Rust + // serde ever tried to "helpfully" flatten or stringify it, the + // TS handler would receive malformed context and tool calls + // would execute under the wrong session/auth. + // + // Validated 2026-04-21: mutation = change + // `caller_context: Value` to `caller_context: String` → the + // test's struct literal `caller_context: nested.clone()` fails + // to compile with E0308 "mismatched types: expected String, + // found Value". The contract is enforced statically; the + // nested-JSON assertion below is the runtime check for future + // serde-layer mutations (e.g. adding a `#[serde(with = ...)]` + // that re-stringifies). Reverted. + let nested = json!({ + "user": { "id": "u-42", "role": "persona" }, + "trace": ["a", "b", "c"], + "flags": { "debug": true, "count": 7 } + }); + + let ctx = ToolExecutionContext { + persona_id: Uuid::nil(), + persona_name: "Helper".to_string(), + session_id: Uuid::nil(), + context_id: Uuid::nil(), + caller_context: nested.clone(), + persona_config: PersonaMediaConfigLite { + auto_load_media: true, + supported_media_types: vec!["image".to_string(), "audio".to_string()], + }, + }; + + let wire = serde_json::to_value(&ctx).expect("serialize"); + assert_eq!(wire["callerContext"]["user"]["id"], "u-42"); + assert_eq!(wire["callerContext"]["trace"][1], "b"); + assert_eq!(wire["callerContext"]["flags"]["count"], 7); + + let back: ToolExecutionContext = serde_json::from_value(wire).expect("deserialize"); + assert_eq!(back.caller_context, nested); + assert_eq!(back.persona_name, "Helper"); + assert!(back.persona_config.auto_load_media); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/types.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4f04a61f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/tool_executor/types.rs @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ +//! Wire-format types for the `ToolExecutor` trait. +//! +//! Source-of-truth structs with `#[derive(TS)]` so TypeScript consumers +//! import from `shared/generated/cognition/` instead of re-declaring. +//! Split out of `mod.rs` to keep the data layer independent of the +//! trait's behavior surface — matches the `metal_monitor::mach_ffi` +//! split (`da61eb68f`) where the wire-level types earn their own file +//! so future impls in a sibling module don't drag trait semantics +//! through a types edit and vice versa. + +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; +use serde_json::Value; +use std::collections::HashMap; +use ts_rs::TS; +use uuid::Uuid; + +use crate::ai::types::ToolResult as NativeToolResult; + +/// A tool invocation in the executor-internal shape: name + parameters +/// (not the native `{id, name, input}` shape used for the provider API +/// exchange). Distinct type because: +/// - `parameters` is `Record` in the TS executor +/// (values pre-stringified for XML/registry), not `Value` +/// - `id` is absent — it's a native-exchange concern, irrelevant once +/// the call reaches the executor +/// +/// Kept as a single source of truth for the executor boundary; TS +/// consumers import the generated type instead of re-declaring. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ToolInvocation.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct ToolInvocation { + pub tool_name: String, + #[ts(type = "Record")] + pub parameters: HashMap, +} + +/// Context handed to every tool execution — identifies the persona, the +/// session, the chat room (contextId), and the persona's media-handling +/// preferences. Mirrors the TS `ToolExecutionContext` shape. +/// +/// `caller_context` is intentionally opaque here — its concrete type +/// (`JTAGContext`) is a TS concern; Rust treats it as pass-through +/// JSON that the TS-IPC impl forwards along with the call. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ToolExecutionContext.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct ToolExecutionContext { + #[ts(type = "string")] + pub persona_id: Uuid, + pub persona_name: String, + #[ts(type = "string")] + pub session_id: Uuid, + #[ts(type = "string")] + pub context_id: Uuid, + /// Opaque JTAGContext passed through to the TS-IPC layer. Rust + /// never interprets this — the TS executor owns its schema. + #[ts(type = "Record")] + pub caller_context: Value, + pub persona_config: PersonaMediaConfigLite, +} + +/// Subset of the TS `PersonaMediaConfig` the executor actually reads: +/// auto-load flag + supported-type filter. Full config has more knobs +/// but those are consumed upstream (at RAG / prompt-assembly time), not +/// at tool-execution time. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/PersonaMediaConfigLite.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct PersonaMediaConfigLite { + pub auto_load_media: bool, + pub supported_media_types: Vec, +} + +/// Outcome of a single tool call — success/failure + content + any +/// collected media items. `media` lands here (rather than only in the +/// per-batch aggregate) so callers that care about per-tool attribution +/// can walk the outcomes without re-correlating. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ToolOutcome.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct ToolOutcome { + pub tool_name: String, + pub success: bool, + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub content: Option, + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub error: Option, + /// Media items collected from this tool's result (post-filter per + /// `persona_config`). Always present; empty vec when no media. + pub media: Vec, + /// ChatMessageEntity id where the tool result was stored in working + /// memory. Caller tracks this for later recall / expand-on-demand. + #[ts(type = "string")] + pub stored_id: Uuid, +} + +/// Minimal `MediaItem` shape the executor needs to pass around. Full +/// type lives in TS `ChatMessageEntity`; Rust doesn't need every field, +/// just enough to route the item through the pipeline. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/MediaItemLite.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct MediaItemLite { + /// "image" | "audio" | "video" etc. — echoing the TS union; not + /// enumified here because the executor doesn't dispatch on it, it + /// passes through. + pub item_type: String, + /// Base64 payload when inline. Absent when referenced by URL/ID. + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub base64: Option, + /// MIME type hint for downstream sensory-bridge routing. + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub mime_type: Option, + /// Pre-computed text description of this media item, populated by + /// the TS-side `VisionDescriptionService` before the message + /// crosses IPC into Rust. The persona response path uses this to + /// give text-only personas a real description of attached media — + /// without it they get a "[no description available]" marker + /// instead of silently hallucinating from prompt context. + /// + /// NOTE: deliberately does NOT include filename/path. The 2026-04-21 + /// methodology rule (Joel): "never give AIs an image whose name + /// indicates what it is" — filenames are a cheat surface for + /// non-vision models to fake answers, so they're stripped at this + /// IPC boundary on principle, not just incidentally. + #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] + #[ts(optional)] + pub description: Option, +} + +/// Result of executing a batch of native tool calls. Shape matches the +/// TS `executeNativeToolCalls` return: per-tool `NativeToolResult` for +/// feeding back into the provider API, aggregated media, and the set +/// of working-memory ids so the caller can emit follow-up events. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/NativeBatchOutcome.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct NativeBatchOutcome { + pub results: Vec, + pub media: Vec, + #[ts(type = "Array")] + pub stored_ids: Vec, +} + +/// Output of `parse_response` — tool calls extracted, clean text the +/// model emitted outside tool blocks, and parse cost for telemetry. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ParsedToolBatch.ts" +)] +#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] +pub struct ParsedToolBatch { + pub tool_calls: Vec, + pub cleaned_text: String, + pub parse_time_us: u64, +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/types.rs index fb3f831df..ff48328d0 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/types.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/types.rs @@ -20,7 +20,10 @@ use uuid::Uuid; /// greeting may not need 4 specialists weighing in; a 'task' often does. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] #[serde(rename_all = "lowercase")] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/SharedAnalysisIntent.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/SharedAnalysisIntent.ts" +)] pub enum SharedAnalysisIntent { Question, Request, @@ -54,7 +57,10 @@ impl SharedAnalysisIntent { /// the same message + conversation state hits the cache. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/SharedAnalysis.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/SharedAnalysis.ts" +)] pub struct SharedAnalysis { // ─── Identity / cache key ───────────────────────────────────────── /// The chat message this analysis is FOR. @@ -117,7 +123,10 @@ pub struct SharedAnalysis { /// meta-cognitive trace. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ResponderDecision.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/ResponderDecision.ts" +)] pub struct ResponderDecision { #[ts(type = "string")] pub persona_id: Uuid, @@ -157,7 +166,10 @@ pub struct ResponderDecision { /// perspective on what's already been objectively analyzed. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/PersonaRenderRequest.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/PersonaRenderRequest.ts" +)] pub struct PersonaRenderRequest { pub analysis: SharedAnalysis, pub decision: ResponderDecision, @@ -171,7 +183,10 @@ pub struct PersonaRenderRequest { /// persona can see + build on. Phase B streaming primitive. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] #[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/PriorContribution.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/cognition/PriorContribution.ts" +)] pub struct PriorContribution { #[ts(type = "string")] pub persona_id: Uuid, diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mach_ffi.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mach_ffi.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5a5c1a7e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mach_ffi.rs @@ -0,0 +1,319 @@ +//! Mach VM FFI — the "what does the OS say about memory?" layer. +//! +//! Isolated into its own module because: +//! +//! 1. **Testable in isolation.** Struct-size vs count-arithmetic assumptions +//! get their own tests here — if Apple ships a new Mach release and the +//! `vm_statistics64` struct grows, this module's tests fail directly +//! instead of the failure showing up as a mysterious SIGBUS in the +//! MetalMonitor tick. +//! +//! 2. **Separation of concerns.** `MetalMonitor` cares about *what the +//! monitor surfaces to the policy* (trait impl, tick cadence, pressure +//! derivation). This module cares about *what the OS actually says* +//! (raw bytes, raw counters). When the clashing-extern bug hit during +//! initial impl, tangling these two concerns in one file made it +//! harder to spot — the FFI layer should have been its own visible +//! surface from the start. +//! +//! 3. **Reusability.** Nothing in this file is Metal-specific. The Mach +//! VM info is process-wide memory accounting — a future `SystemMonitor` +//! or `CpuMonitor` on macOS can consume the same `read_system_free_bytes` +//! / `read_process_phys_footprint` without copy-pasting the FFI dance. +//! +//! All `unsafe` lives here. The public API is two safe functions that +//! return `Option` — None on Mach error so the caller can fall back +//! without baking in a wrong number. + +use std::mem::size_of; + +// ─── Type aliases matching Mach headers ───────────────────────────────── +// +// libc declares its own but not all of them are public; re-declaring keeps +// the intent local and documented. All match Mach's native widths on both +// Apple Silicon (ARM64) and Intel (x86_64) Macs. + +#[allow(non_camel_case_types)] +pub(super) type natural_t = libc::c_uint; +#[allow(non_camel_case_types)] +pub(super) type integer_t = libc::c_int; +#[allow(non_camel_case_types)] +pub(super) type mach_msg_type_number_t = natural_t; + +// Mach flavor constants. `host_flavor_t` is `integer_t` (i32) per libc; +// `task_flavor_t` is `natural_t` (u32). libc's aliases enforce this at +// the callsite, so we just use the raw integer values here and cast +// when calling. +const HOST_VM_INFO64: integer_t = 4; +const TASK_VM_INFO: natural_t = 22; + +// ─── Mach structs ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// +// Layouts match `mach/vm_statistics.h` and `mach/task_info.h`. The kernel +// writes AT MOST `count × size_of::` bytes into our pointer — +// if our struct is bigger than the kernel's, the extra fields stay as +// whatever `Default` left (zeroed). If our struct is smaller, we might +// miss new fields the kernel wrote past our end (not applicable here — +// we only read stable leading fields). + +/// Sized to match `mach/vm_statistics.h`'s `vm_statistics64_data_t`. +/// Stable on macOS 10.7+. +#[repr(C)] +#[derive(Default)] +#[allow(non_camel_case_types)] +pub(super) struct vm_statistics64 { + pub free_count: natural_t, + pub active_count: natural_t, + pub inactive_count: natural_t, + pub wire_count: natural_t, + pub zero_fill_count: u64, + pub reactivations: u64, + pub pageins: u64, + pub pageouts: u64, + pub faults: u64, + pub cow_faults: u64, + pub lookups: u64, + pub hits: u64, + pub purges: u64, + pub purgeable_count: natural_t, + pub speculative_count: natural_t, + pub decompressions: u64, + pub compressions: u64, + pub swapins: u64, + pub swapouts: u64, + pub compressor_page_count: natural_t, + pub throttled_count: natural_t, + pub external_page_count: natural_t, + pub internal_page_count: natural_t, + pub total_uncompressed_pages_in_compressor: u64, +} + +/// `HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT = sizeof(vm_statistics64) / sizeof(integer_t)`. +/// This is the `count` arg to `host_statistics64` — tells the kernel how +/// many `integer_t`-sized slots our buffer has. Wrong here → either kernel +/// writes past our buffer (SIGBUS) or truncates (zero'd fields we thought +/// were live). +#[allow(clippy::manual_div_ceil)] +pub(super) const HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT: mach_msg_type_number_t = + (size_of::() / size_of::()) as mach_msg_type_number_t; + +/// task_vm_info — only `phys_footprint` is load-bearing for us, but we +/// declare the full struct so `task_info` copies the right number of +/// bytes. Layout from `mach/task_info.h`. Fields through `max_address` +/// are stable on macOS 10.10+ (when `phys_footprint` was introduced); +/// ledger_* fields are 10.15+. +#[repr(C)] +#[derive(Default)] +#[allow(non_camel_case_types)] +pub(super) struct task_vm_info { + pub virtual_size: u64, + pub region_count: integer_t, + pub page_size: integer_t, + pub resident_size: u64, + pub resident_size_peak: u64, + pub device: u64, + pub device_peak: u64, + pub internal: u64, + pub internal_peak: u64, + pub external: u64, + pub external_peak: u64, + pub reusable: u64, + pub reusable_peak: u64, + pub purgeable_volatile_pmap: u64, + pub purgeable_volatile_resident: u64, + pub purgeable_volatile_virtual: u64, + pub compressed: u64, + pub compressed_peak: u64, + pub compressed_lifetime: u64, + pub phys_footprint: u64, + pub min_address: u64, + pub max_address: u64, + pub ledger_phys_footprint_peak: u64, + pub ledger_purgeable_nonvolatile: u64, + pub ledger_purgeable_novolatile_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_purgeable_volatile: u64, + pub ledger_purgeable_volatile_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_network_nonvolatile: u64, + pub ledger_tag_network_nonvolatile_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_network_volatile: u64, + pub ledger_tag_network_volatile_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_media_footprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_media_footprint_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_media_nofootprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_media_nofootprint_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_graphics_footprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_graphics_footprint_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_graphics_nofootprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_graphics_nofootprint_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_neural_footprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_neural_footprint_compressed: u64, + pub ledger_tag_neural_nofootprint: u64, + pub ledger_tag_neural_nofootprint_compressed: u64, +} + +#[allow(clippy::manual_div_ceil)] +pub(super) const TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT: mach_msg_type_number_t = + (size_of::() / size_of::()) as mach_msg_type_number_t; + +const KERN_SUCCESS: libc::c_int = 0; + +// ─── Safe public API ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// System-wide free bytes — what Activity Monitor reports as "Memory Free." +/// Sum of (free + speculative + inactive) page counts × page size. Returns +/// None on Mach error so the caller can fall back without baking in a +/// wrong number. +pub(super) fn read_system_free_bytes() -> Option { + let mut info = vm_statistics64::default(); + let mut count = HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT; + // libc::mach_host_self is deprecated in favor of the mach2 crate. + // Not yet a dep; adding it for one symbol is its own commit. + #[allow(deprecated)] + let kr = unsafe { + libc::host_statistics64( + libc::mach_host_self(), + HOST_VM_INFO64, + &mut info as *mut vm_statistics64 as *mut integer_t, + &mut count, + ) + }; + if kr != KERN_SUCCESS { + return None; + } + // Page size: sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE) is userspace-stable. Apple Silicon + // uses 16384, x86_64 uses 4096 — sysconf returns the right one. + let page_size = unsafe { libc::sysconf(libc::_SC_PAGESIZE) } as u64; + let pages = info.free_count as u64 + info.speculative_count as u64 + info.inactive_count as u64; + Some(pages.saturating_mul(page_size)) +} + +/// This process's `phys_footprint` — the same number macOS uses for its +/// memory-pressure computations and what `top` / Activity Monitor show +/// in the "Memory" column. Includes unified-memory Metal buffers mapped +/// into our address space. +pub(super) fn read_process_phys_footprint() -> Option { + let mut info = task_vm_info::default(); + let mut count = TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT; + #[allow(deprecated)] + let kr = unsafe { + libc::task_info( + libc::mach_task_self(), + TASK_VM_INFO as libc::task_flavor_t, + &mut info as *mut task_vm_info as *mut integer_t, + &mut count, + ) + }; + if kr != KERN_SUCCESS { + return None; + } + Some(info.phys_footprint) +} + +// ─── Tests ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: `HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT` arithmetic drifting from + /// the actual struct size. This is the `count` we hand to + /// `host_statistics64`; wrong value → kernel writes past our buffer + /// (SIGBUS) or truncates (silent data loss). Compile-time assertion + /// that the constant matches the struct's actual memory footprint. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: subtracted 1 from HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT's + /// computation, test fails on the assert_eq at line 231 because + /// constant diverged from struct size; reverted. + #[test] + fn host_vm_info64_count_matches_struct_size() { + let expected = size_of::() / size_of::(); + assert_eq!( + HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT as usize, expected, + "HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT ({HOST_VM_INFO64_COUNT}) must equal \ + size_of::() / size_of::() ({expected})" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: `TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT` arithmetic drifting from + /// the actual struct size. Same failure mode as above but for task + /// memory info (phys_footprint read). If this count is wrong, the + /// process_bytes signal is silently garbage OR crashes. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: subtracted 1 from TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT's + /// computation, test fails on the assert_eq at line 249 with the + /// same shape as the vm_statistics64 case; reverted. + #[test] + fn task_vm_info_count_matches_struct_size() { + let expected = size_of::() / size_of::(); + assert_eq!( + TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT as usize, expected, + "TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT ({TASK_VM_INFO_COUNT}) must equal \ + size_of::() / size_of::() ({expected})" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: `vm_statistics64` struct fields misaligned from + /// the Mach header. Spot-check — if `free_count` (first field) or + /// `inactive_count` (third) were moved/renamed in our declaration, + /// the kernel's writes land in wrong fields and read_system_free_bytes + /// returns meaningless numbers. We can't verify layout-against-kernel + /// directly, but we CAN verify our declared layout matches what the + /// reader expects to access. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: swapped free_count and wire_count positions + /// in the struct (free now at offset 12, wire at offset 0), test + /// fails on `free_offset == 0` assertion at line 276; reverted. + #[test] + fn vm_statistics64_leading_field_offsets_stable() { + // free_count is the first field — offset 0. + let dummy = vm_statistics64::default(); + let base = &dummy as *const _ as usize; + let free_offset = &dummy.free_count as *const _ as usize - base; + let inactive_offset = &dummy.inactive_count as *const _ as usize - base; + let speculative_offset = &dummy.speculative_count as *const _ as usize - base; + + assert_eq!(free_offset, 0, "free_count must be at offset 0"); + // active_count (4 bytes) + inactive_count = offset 8 on natural alignment. + assert_eq!( + inactive_offset, 8, + "inactive_count must be at offset 8 (after free + active)" + ); + assert!( + speculative_offset > inactive_offset, + "speculative_count must come after inactive_count" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: `read_system_free_bytes` returning None on a + /// healthy Mac. If this fails, Mach call failed — OS is broken or + /// we're running in a SIP-restricted context. Sanity bounds: > 0 + /// (any live Mac has free pages), < 10 TB (sanity ceiling; no Mac + /// has that much RAM). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: added `|| true` to the kr check making + /// read_system_free_bytes always return None, test fails on the + /// .expect() at line 295; reverted. + #[test] + fn read_system_free_bytes_returns_positive_sane_value() { + let bytes = read_system_free_bytes().expect("Mach host_statistics64 should succeed on Mac"); + assert!(bytes > 0, "free bytes = 0 on a live Mac is broken"); + assert!( + bytes < 10_000_000_000_000, + "free bytes > 10 TB — sanity failure" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: `read_process_phys_footprint` returning None or + /// zero bytes. We ARE a running process; if either fires, the Mach + /// task_info call is broken. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: added `|| true` to the kr check making + /// read_process_phys_footprint always return None, test fails on + /// the .expect() at line 310; reverted. + #[test] + fn read_process_phys_footprint_returns_positive_value() { + let bytes = + read_process_phys_footprint().expect("Mach task_info should succeed for our own task"); + assert!(bytes > 0, "this test process has phys_footprint = 0?"); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mod.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d02356838 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/metal_monitor/mod.rs @@ -0,0 +1,274 @@ +//! `MetalMonitor` — `GpuMonitor` impl for macOS. +//! +//! Per §12 of `docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md`: the prior +//! `GpuMemoryManager`'s Metal path treated `recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize` +//! as live free memory. It isn't — it's a STATIC lifetime hint from the +//! driver about the total budget the GPU can address. Process pressure +//! and system pressure both went unreported. A video game grabbing VRAM +//! never registered. +//! +//! This monitor distinguishes the four signals the policy actually needs: +//! +//! - `total_bytes` → Metal `MTLDevice.recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize` (still +//! the right source for TOTAL — only wrong as a "free" proxy). +//! - `free_bytes` → Mach `host_statistics64(HOST_VM_INFO64)` summing +//! free + speculative + inactive page counts × page size. System-wide +//! free; the signal that catches "another app grabbed our headroom." +//! - `process_bytes` → Mach `task_info(mach_task_self(), TASK_VM_INFO)` +//! → `phys_footprint`. This process's authoritative footprint, including +//! unified-memory GPU buffers mapped into our address space. +//! - `utilization` / `temperature_c` / `power_watts` → IOReport.framework. +//! No maintained Rust crate; requires our own Objective-C runtime shim. +//! Phase 2.0a-IOReport ships separately. For now these return defaults +//! (0.0 / None) so the policy can still rely on memory-pressure signals +//! — the load-bearing signal — without blocking on the IOReport work. +//! +//! Module layout (Joel's modularize-to-simplify principle): +//! +//! - `mod.rs` (this file) — `MetalMonitor` struct + `GpuMonitor` impl + +//! tick spawn. The policy-facing surface. +//! - `mach_ffi` — Mach VM FFI (structs, type aliases, raw read fns). +//! Independently testable; separation caught the clashing-extern bug +//! from the original mono-file version by making the FFI layer its +//! own visible surface. + +mod mach_ffi; + +use crate::gpu::monitor::GpuMonitor; +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; +use std::sync::Arc; +use tokio::sync::watch; +use tokio::time::Duration; + +/// Tick cadence for the background sampler. 1Hz keeps Activity-Monitor +/// parity (its baseline cadence) and is essentially free per call — +/// each tick is two Mach syscalls + one Metal property read. Faster ticks +/// don't gain meaningful signal because the OS only updates `host_vm_info` +/// counters at ~1Hz internally. +const TICK_INTERVAL: Duration = Duration::from_secs(1); + +pub struct MetalMonitor { + device_name: String, + total_bytes: u64, + free_bytes: Arc, + process_bytes: Arc, + pressure_rx: watch::Receiver, +} + +impl MetalMonitor { + /// Construct a MetalMonitor and spawn its background tick task. + /// Returns `None` if no Metal device is available (rare on a Mac; + /// happens in headless build environments without `MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice`). + /// Caller falls back to `CpuMonitor` in that case — same trait, no + /// branch in policy code. + pub fn new() -> Option { + let device = metal::Device::system_default()?; + let total_bytes = device.recommended_max_working_set_size(); + let device_name = device.name().to_string(); + if total_bytes == 0 { + return None; + } + + let (pressure_tx, pressure_rx) = watch::channel(0.0f32); + let monitor = Self { + device_name, + total_bytes, + free_bytes: Arc::new(AtomicU64::new(total_bytes)), + process_bytes: Arc::new(AtomicU64::new(0)), + pressure_rx, + }; + + // Spawn the background sampler. Lives for the process lifetime — + // when the last Arc drop happens the channel closes and the task + // exits naturally. We don't store a JoinHandle because there's no + // "stop monitoring" use case; if the process is alive, we want + // signals. + spawn_sampler( + monitor.free_bytes.clone(), + monitor.process_bytes.clone(), + total_bytes, + pressure_tx, + ); + + Some(monitor) + } +} + +/// Background tick that refreshes free + process bytes every `TICK_INTERVAL` +/// and pushes derived pressure into the watch channel. Extracted so the +/// spawn site is a single function call (easier to reason about in `new`) +/// and the tick body is testable via mach_ffi's independent tests. +fn spawn_sampler( + free_bytes: Arc, + process_bytes: Arc, + total: u64, + pressure_tx: watch::Sender, +) { + tokio::spawn(async move { + let mut tick = tokio::time::interval(TICK_INTERVAL); + // First tick fires immediately; subsequent ticks at TICK_INTERVAL. + loop { + tick.tick().await; + if pressure_tx.is_closed() { + break; + } + let free = mach_ffi::read_system_free_bytes().unwrap_or(total); + let proc = mach_ffi::read_process_phys_footprint().unwrap_or(0); + free_bytes.store(free, Ordering::Relaxed); + process_bytes.store(proc, Ordering::Relaxed); + + // Pressure: 1.0 - free/total. Clamped to [0,1] for sanity — + // free can briefly exceed total in some host_statistics64 + // reporting windows due to inactive→free transitions racing + // with our read. + let pressure = if total > 0 { + 1.0 - (free as f32 / total as f32).clamp(0.0, 1.0) + } else { + 0.0 + }; + let _ = pressure_tx.send(pressure); + } + }); +} + +impl GpuMonitor for MetalMonitor { + fn platform(&self) -> &'static str { + "metal" + } + fn device_name(&self) -> &str { + &self.device_name + } + fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.total_bytes + } + fn free_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.free_bytes.load(Ordering::Relaxed) + } + fn process_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.process_bytes.load(Ordering::Relaxed) + } + fn utilization(&self) -> f32 { + // TODO Phase 2.0a-IOReport: live GPU compute utilization via + // IOReport.framework. Returns 0.0 until then — policy can still + // make memory-pressure decisions without it. + 0.0 + } + fn temperature_c(&self) -> Option { + // TODO Phase 2.0a-IOReport: SMC / IOReport thermal sensors. + None + } + fn power_watts(&self) -> Option { + // TODO Phase 2.0a-IOReport: SMC / IOReport power channels. + None + } + fn pressure_rx(&self) -> watch::Receiver { + self.pressure_rx.clone() + } +} + +// ─── Tests ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// +// FFI-layer tests live in `mach_ffi::tests` — struct-size arithmetic, +// field offsets, raw Mach call correctness. The tests below test the +// MONITOR integration: trait wiring, tick task, pressure derivation. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: `MetalMonitor::new()` failing to detect a + /// Metal device on a Mac (CI baseline check). If this returns None + /// in CI on a Mac runner, MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice is broken — + /// almost certainly an environment issue (headless without GPU, or + /// metal crate ABI mismatch). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned None when MetalDevice initializer + /// was patched to fail; test fails as expected; reverted. + #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] + async fn new_returns_some_on_macos_with_metal_device() { + let monitor = MetalMonitor::new(); + assert!( + monitor.is_some(), + "MetalMonitor::new() returned None on macOS — Metal device should be available" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: total_bytes, free_bytes, process_bytes returning + /// nonsensical values (zero, way larger than physical RAM, etc.). + /// Sanity bounds: total > 1GB (any Mac), free <= total + 10% (slack + /// for inactive→free races), process > 0 + < total. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: multiplied read_system_free_bytes return + /// by 100 (free → 26 GB × 100 = 2.6 TB), test fails on the + /// `free <= total + 10%` assertion; reverted. + #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] + async fn memory_signals_are_within_sane_bounds() { + let monitor = MetalMonitor::new().expect("MetalMonitor on macOS"); + // Wait one tick so the background sampler has refreshed values. + tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(1100)).await; + + let total = monitor.total_bytes(); + let free = monitor.free_bytes(); + let proc = monitor.process_bytes(); + eprintln!( + "[metal-monitor] total={} ({} GB) free={} ({} GB) process={} ({} MB)", + total, + total / 1_000_000_000, + free, + free / 1_000_000_000, + proc, + proc / 1_000_000 + ); + assert!(total > 1_000_000_000, "total < 1GB: {total}"); + assert!( + free <= total + total / 10, + "free ({free}) > total + 10% ({})", + total + total / 10 + ); + assert!(proc > 0, "process bytes should be > 0 (we're running)"); + assert!(proc < total, "process bytes ({proc}) >= total ({total})"); + } + + /// What this catches: pressure receiver staying at 0.0 forever (tick + /// task never updated it) OR landing outside [0, 1]. After the first + /// tick, pressure must reflect real (free, total) ratio. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: commented out the pressure_tx.send() in the + /// background tick (sampler stays stuck at initial 0.0), test fails + /// on the `p > 0.0` assertion; reverted. + #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] + async fn pressure_updates_after_first_tick() { + let monitor = MetalMonitor::new().expect("MetalMonitor on macOS"); + tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(1200)).await; + let p = *monitor.pressure_rx().borrow(); + eprintln!("[metal-monitor] pressure after first tick: {p:.3}"); + assert!((0.0..=1.0).contains(&p), "pressure {p} outside [0,1]"); + assert!( + p > 0.0, + "pressure unchanged from initial 0.0 after first tick — sampler may be stuck" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: the trait's snapshot() default impl producing + /// inconsistent values vs the individual getters. snapshot is what + /// the FootprintRegistry sanity check uses to compare; if it drifts + /// from total_bytes/process_bytes the cross-check goes wrong. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed `platform()` to return + /// "wrong-platform", test fails on `assert_eq!(snap.platform, "metal")`; + /// reverted. + #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] + async fn snapshot_matches_individual_getters() { + let monitor = MetalMonitor::new().expect("MetalMonitor on macOS"); + tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(1100)).await; + let snap = monitor.snapshot(); + assert_eq!(snap.platform, "metal"); + assert_eq!(snap.total_bytes, monitor.total_bytes()); + assert_eq!(snap.device_name, monitor.device_name()); + let dt = (snap.free_bytes as i64 - monitor.free_bytes() as i64).unsigned_abs(); + assert!( + dt < 1_000_000_000, + "snapshot.free vs getter drift > 1GB: {dt}" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/mod.rs index a2829ad47..4b2392d65 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/mod.rs @@ -10,6 +10,9 @@ pub mod eviction_registry; pub mod memory_manager; +#[cfg(target_os = "macos")] +pub mod metal_monitor; +pub mod monitor; pub mod tracker; pub use eviction_registry::{ @@ -19,4 +22,7 @@ pub use memory_manager::{ AllocationsByPriority, GpuAllocationGuard, GpuError, GpuMemoryManager, GpuPriority, GpuStats, GpuSubsystem, SubsystemStats, PRESSURE_CRITICAL, PRESSURE_HIGH, PRESSURE_WARNING, }; +#[cfg(target_os = "macos")] +pub use metal_monitor::MetalMonitor; +pub use monitor::{CpuMonitor, GpuMonitor, GpuSnapshot, MockMonitor}; pub use tracker::GpuModelTracker; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/monitor.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/monitor.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c75eef7e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/gpu/monitor.rs @@ -0,0 +1,433 @@ +//! GPU/memory monitor — adapter trait per platform. +//! +//! Per §12 of docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md: the +//! current `GpuMemoryManager` is the symptom of an anti-pattern — +//! one struct with `#[cfg]` branches, each platform doing different +//! (and uneven) things. The Metal path returns +//! `recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize` (a static lifetime hint, NOT live +//! free memory); pressure is computed from internal accounting only; +//! a video game grabbing VRAM doesn't register. +//! +//! This module defines the right shape: a `GpuMonitor` trait per +//! platform. Each implementation talks to its platform's actual +//! monitoring API. The `PagingPolicy` (and the existing +//! `GpuMemoryManager` once retrofitted) holds an `Arc` +//! and never branches on platform. +//! +//! Phase 2.0 ships: +//! - The trait +//! - `CpuMonitor` (no-GPU fallback) as the first concrete adapter +//! - `MockMonitor` for unit testing the policy without a real GPU +//! +//! Phase 2.0a (follow-up): +//! - `MetalMonitor` via IOReport FFI (the actual fix for the +//! macbook monitoring bug that motivated §12). Requires a small +//! IOReport FFI shim — not in any maintained crate. +//! - `NvidiaMonitor` via NVML (`nvml-wrapper` crate) +//! - `VulkanMonitor` via VK_EXT_memory_budget for cross-vendor + +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; +use tokio::sync::watch; + +/// Live, fast-to-read memory + utilization signals for the policy. +/// Each implementation talks to its platform's actual monitoring API. +/// The trait normalizes the shape so the policy doesn't care which +/// platform produced the signals. +pub trait GpuMonitor: Send + Sync { + /// Platform identifier — "metal" | "cuda" | "vulkan" | "cpu" | "mock". + fn platform(&self) -> &'static str; + + /// Human-readable device name (e.g. "Apple M5 Pro", "NVIDIA RTX 5090", + /// "CPU (no GPU)"). For logs and the policy's "what hardware are we + /// on" decisions. + fn device_name(&self) -> &str; + + /// Total physical VRAM in bytes (or, for unified-memory architectures + /// like Apple Silicon, the share of unified memory the GPU can address). + fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// CURRENTLY free bytes — observed from the platform, NOT from our + /// internal allocation accounting. This is the signal that lets the + /// policy detect a video game grabbing our headroom. + fn free_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// Bytes allocated by OUR process specifically. Lets the policy + /// distinguish "system is tight" from "we are tight" and react + /// differently (system-tight → spill our slots; we-tight → just + /// rebalance internally). + fn process_bytes(&self) -> u64; + + /// Compute utilization (0.0..1.0). Important for the policy's + /// latency model — if the GPU is already busy with something else, + /// our inference latency goes up. High utilization with low memory + /// pressure still means "now is a bad time to start a heavy turn." + fn utilization(&self) -> f32; + + /// Optional thermals in Celsius. Throttling kicks in around 90-95°C + /// on most GPUs; the policy should downgrade non-critical work + /// when approaching throttle. + fn temperature_c(&self) -> Option; + + /// Optional current power draw (watts). Battery scenarios: policy + /// can prefer cheaper-paged states when on battery vs plugged-in. + fn power_watts(&self) -> Option; + + /// Subscribe to live pressure updates (free→used ratio + utilization + /// blend). Tick rate is platform-specific (Metal: ~1Hz cheap; + /// NVML: 10Hz cheap; nvidia-smi: 1Hz expensive — implementation + /// hides the cost). The policy reads from this on its rebalance loop. + fn pressure_rx(&self) -> watch::Receiver; + + /// Snapshot of all the signals at one moment, for telemetry capture + /// (the FootprintRegistry sanity check, the learned policy's training + /// corpus). Default impl synthesizes from the individual getters; a + /// platform-native impl can return them atomically (single OS call + /// → all fields) for slightly cheaper sampling. + fn snapshot(&self) -> GpuSnapshot { + GpuSnapshot { + platform: self.platform().to_string(), + device_name: self.device_name().to_string(), + total_bytes: self.total_bytes(), + free_bytes: self.free_bytes(), + process_bytes: self.process_bytes(), + utilization: self.utilization(), + temperature_c: self.temperature_c(), + power_watts: self.power_watts(), + pressure: *self.pressure_rx().borrow(), + } + } +} + +/// Atomic snapshot of all monitor signals. Used by the FootprintRegistry +/// sanity check and the learned-policy training corpus capture. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)] +pub struct GpuSnapshot { + pub platform: String, + pub device_name: String, + pub total_bytes: u64, + pub free_bytes: u64, + pub process_bytes: u64, + pub utilization: f32, + pub temperature_c: Option, + pub power_watts: Option, + pub pressure: f32, +} + +// ─── CpuMonitor — no-GPU fallback ──────────────────────────────────── + +/// The "no GPU detected" fallback adapter. Reports system RAM as the +/// "total" budget and never claims utilization (CPU inference still +/// works, we just can't measure GPU stats). Used on Linux servers +/// without GPUs, in test harnesses that want a deterministic monitor, +/// and as the safety floor when GPU detection fails. +pub struct CpuMonitor { + device_name: String, + total_bytes: u64, + pressure_tx: watch::Sender, + pressure_rx: watch::Receiver, +} + +impl CpuMonitor { + pub fn new(total_ram_bytes: u64) -> Self { + let (pressure_tx, pressure_rx) = watch::channel(0.0); + Self { + device_name: "CPU (no GPU)".to_string(), + total_bytes: total_ram_bytes, + pressure_tx, + pressure_rx, + } + } + + /// Update the pressure signal from caller-supplied accounting. + /// CPU-only setup has no live OS-level pressure source for "GPU + /// memory", so the caller (typically the FootprintRegistry's own + /// sum) becomes the proxy. Not as good as a real OS signal but + /// preserves the trait shape so the policy code doesn't change. + pub fn update_pressure(&self, p: f32) { + let _ = self.pressure_tx.send(p.clamp(0.0, 1.0)); + } +} + +impl GpuMonitor for CpuMonitor { + fn platform(&self) -> &'static str { + "cpu" + } + fn device_name(&self) -> &str { + &self.device_name + } + fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.total_bytes + } + fn free_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + // Without an OS query, "free" = total minus the policy's + // own accounting reflected in the pressure signal. + let pressure = *self.pressure_rx.borrow(); + let used = (self.total_bytes as f64 * pressure as f64) as u64; + self.total_bytes.saturating_sub(used) + } + fn process_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + // Same source as free: derived from accounted pressure. + let pressure = *self.pressure_rx.borrow(); + (self.total_bytes as f64 * pressure as f64) as u64 + } + fn utilization(&self) -> f32 { + 0.0 // No GPU compute utilization to report. + } + fn temperature_c(&self) -> Option { + None + } + fn power_watts(&self) -> Option { + None + } + fn pressure_rx(&self) -> watch::Receiver { + self.pressure_rx.clone() + } +} + +// ─── MockMonitor — for unit tests of the policy ────────────────────── + +/// Scriptable monitor for unit-testing policy behavior under specific +/// memory/utilization scenarios. Each field can be set independently; +/// pressure can be driven via the channel for time-series tests +/// ("game starts at t=10s, ends at t=30s"). +pub struct MockMonitor { + device_name: String, + total_bytes: u64, + free_bytes: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64, + process_bytes: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64, + utilization_x1000: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU32, + temperature_c: std::sync::atomic::AtomicI32, + power_watts: std::sync::atomic::AtomicI32, + pressure_tx: watch::Sender, + pressure_rx: watch::Receiver, +} + +impl MockMonitor { + pub fn new(total_bytes: u64) -> Self { + let (pressure_tx, pressure_rx) = watch::channel(0.0); + Self { + device_name: "Mock GPU".to_string(), + total_bytes, + free_bytes: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64::new(total_bytes), + process_bytes: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64::new(0), + utilization_x1000: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU32::new(0), + temperature_c: std::sync::atomic::AtomicI32::new(i32::MIN), // sentinel = None + power_watts: std::sync::atomic::AtomicI32::new(i32::MIN), + pressure_tx, + pressure_rx, + } + } + + pub fn set_free_bytes(&self, b: u64) { + self.free_bytes + .store(b, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + } + pub fn set_process_bytes(&self, b: u64) { + self.process_bytes + .store(b, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + } + pub fn set_utilization(&self, u: f32) { + let scaled = (u.clamp(0.0, 1.0) * 1000.0) as u32; + self.utilization_x1000 + .store(scaled, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + } + pub fn set_temperature_c(&self, t: f32) { + self.temperature_c + .store(t as i32, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + } + pub fn set_power_watts(&self, p: f32) { + self.power_watts + .store(p as i32, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + } + pub fn set_pressure(&self, p: f32) { + let _ = self.pressure_tx.send(p.clamp(0.0, 1.0)); + } +} + +impl GpuMonitor for MockMonitor { + fn platform(&self) -> &'static str { + "mock" + } + fn device_name(&self) -> &str { + &self.device_name + } + fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.total_bytes + } + fn free_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.free_bytes.load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed) + } + fn process_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.process_bytes + .load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed) + } + fn utilization(&self) -> f32 { + self.utilization_x1000 + .load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed) as f32 + / 1000.0 + } + fn temperature_c(&self) -> Option { + let v = self + .temperature_c + .load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if v == i32::MIN { + None + } else { + Some(v as f32) + } + } + fn power_watts(&self) -> Option { + let v = self.power_watts.load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if v == i32::MIN { + None + } else { + Some(v as f32) + } + } + fn pressure_rx(&self) -> watch::Receiver { + self.pressure_rx.clone() + } +} + +// ─── Tests ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: CpuMonitor declaring itself a non-cpu platform + /// (would mislead the policy into trying GPU-specific code paths). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned "cuda" from platform(), test fails. + #[test] + fn cpu_monitor_identifies_as_cpu_platform() { + let m = CpuMonitor::new(8 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024); + assert_eq!(m.platform(), "cpu"); + assert!(m.device_name().contains("CPU")); + } + + /// What this catches: CpuMonitor's free_bytes not adjusting with + /// pressure updates. Without this, the fallback monitor reports + /// constant free=total and the policy thinks RAM is infinite. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed pressure subtraction in free_bytes, + /// test fails because free stays at total after pressure update. + #[test] + fn cpu_monitor_free_bytes_decreases_with_pressure() { + let total = 8 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024u64; + let m = CpuMonitor::new(total); + assert_eq!(m.free_bytes(), total, "no pressure → all free"); + + m.update_pressure(0.5); + let half_used = m.free_bytes(); + assert!( + half_used < total && half_used > total / 4, + "50% pressure → roughly half free; got {half_used} of {total}" + ); + + m.update_pressure(1.0); + assert!( + m.free_bytes() < total / 10, + "full pressure → near-zero free" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: pressure value escaping the 0.0..1.0 range + /// when caller pushes nonsense (e.g. update_pressure(2.5)). Clamping + /// is the trait invariant; downstream policy assumes it. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed clamp in update_pressure, test + /// fails because pressure_rx returns 2.5 directly. + #[test] + fn cpu_monitor_clamps_pressure_to_unit_range() { + let m = CpuMonitor::new(1024); + m.update_pressure(2.5); + assert!((0.0..=1.0).contains(&*m.pressure_rx().borrow())); + m.update_pressure(-1.0); + assert!((0.0..=1.0).contains(&*m.pressure_rx().borrow())); + } + + /// What this catches: MockMonitor not actually being mutable + /// (e.g. a typo storing into the wrong field, or atomics dropped). + /// Tests of the policy depend on driving the mock's signals + /// dynamically. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: forgot to actually store free_bytes in + /// set_free_bytes (no-op'd it), test fails because get returns initial. + #[test] + fn mock_monitor_setters_actually_update_observable_state() { + let m = MockMonitor::new(16 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024); + m.set_free_bytes(1024); + m.set_process_bytes(8192); + m.set_utilization(0.75); + m.set_temperature_c(82.5); + m.set_power_watts(45.0); + m.set_pressure(0.6); + + assert_eq!(m.free_bytes(), 1024); + assert_eq!(m.process_bytes(), 8192); + assert!((m.utilization() - 0.75).abs() < 0.01); + assert_eq!(m.temperature_c(), Some(82.0)); // i32 truncation + assert_eq!(m.power_watts(), Some(45.0)); + assert!((*m.pressure_rx().borrow() - 0.6).abs() < 0.01); + } + + /// What this catches: MockMonitor's optional fields (temperature, + /// power) not properly defaulting to None when unset. The sentinel + /// (i32::MIN) approach must survive the round-trip through atomics. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed sentinel check to `== 0` (which 0°C + /// would falsely match), test fails when set_temperature_c(0.0) + /// returns None instead of Some(0.0). + #[test] + fn mock_monitor_temperature_and_power_default_to_none() { + let m = MockMonitor::new(1024); + assert_eq!(m.temperature_c(), None); + assert_eq!(m.power_watts(), None); + + // After setting, returns Some(value) — including 0.0 boundary + m.set_temperature_c(0.0); + assert_eq!(m.temperature_c(), Some(0.0)); + m.set_power_watts(0.0); + assert_eq!(m.power_watts(), Some(0.0)); + } + + /// What this catches: snapshot() composing fields incorrectly + /// (e.g. swapping free/process or losing the pressure value). + /// The default trait impl must faithfully reflect each getter. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: swapped free_bytes and process_bytes in + /// the default impl, test fails on the assertion below. + #[test] + fn snapshot_atomically_reflects_individual_getters() { + let m = MockMonitor::new(1_000_000); + m.set_free_bytes(700_000); + m.set_process_bytes(200_000); + m.set_utilization(0.4); + m.set_pressure(0.3); + + let snap = m.snapshot(); + assert_eq!(snap.platform, "mock"); + assert_eq!(snap.total_bytes, 1_000_000); + assert_eq!(snap.free_bytes, 700_000); + assert_eq!(snap.process_bytes, 200_000); + assert!((snap.utilization - 0.4).abs() < 0.01); + assert!((snap.pressure - 0.3).abs() < 0.01); + } + + /// What this catches: pressure_rx returning a stale receiver that + /// doesn't see new pressure values. This would break the policy's + /// rebalance loop (it'd never see updates). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned a freshly-constructed receiver + /// instead of cloning the stored one, test fails because the new + /// receiver doesn't see the update. + #[test] + fn pressure_rx_receives_subsequent_updates() { + let m = CpuMonitor::new(1024); + let rx = m.pressure_rx(); + m.update_pressure(0.42); + // borrow() reads latest published value + assert!((*rx.borrow() - 0.42).abs() < 0.01); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/http/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/http/mod.rs index 2c7f7f697..7c75cb539 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/http/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/http/mod.rs @@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ use anthropic_compat::{ }; use crate::ai::{ - ActiveAdapterRequest, ChatMessage, MessageContent, TextGenerationRequest, - adapter::InferenceDevice, + adapter::InferenceDevice, ActiveAdapterRequest, ChatMessage, MessageContent, + TextGenerationRequest, }; use axum::{ @@ -71,9 +71,7 @@ pub async fn port() -> Option { /// Returns the port number. pub async fn start_if_needed() -> Result { SERVER_INIT - .get_or_try_init(|| async { - start_server().await - }) + .get_or_try_init(|| async { start_server().await }) .await .map_err(|e| format!("HTTP server failed to start: {}", e))?; @@ -183,7 +181,13 @@ async fn messages_handler( let tools_count = req.tools.as_ref().map(|t| t.len()).unwrap_or(0); eprintln!( "[http] Request: model={}, context_window={}, system={}chars, messages={}chars ({}msgs), tools={}, max_tokens={}", - req.model, context_window, system_chars, msg_chars, req.messages.len(), tools_count, req.max_tokens + req.model, + context_window, + system_chars, + msg_chars, + req.messages.len(), + tools_count, + req.max_tokens ); // Convert Anthropic messages → internal format (no truncation — pass through faithfully) @@ -211,14 +215,19 @@ async fn messages_handler( top_k: req.top_k, repeat_penalty: req.repeat_penalty, stop_sequences: req.stop_sequences.clone(), - tools: None, // Tool calls handled by Claude Code, not the local model + tools: None, // Tool calls handled by Claude Code, not the local model tool_choice: None, response_format: None, active_adapters, - request_id: Some(format!("msg_{}", uuid::Uuid::new_v4().to_string().replace('-', ""))), + request_id: Some(format!( + "msg_{}", + uuid::Uuid::new_v4().to_string().replace('-', "") + )), user_id: None, room_id: None, purpose: Some("local-coding-agent".to_string()), + // External coding-agent caller (not a persona-owned conversation). + persona_id: None, }; let response = adapter.generate_text(gen_request).await.map_err(|e| { @@ -267,10 +276,7 @@ async fn messages_handler( if req.stream { // SSE streaming response (single burst for now — full text in one event sequence) let events = build_sse_events(&anthropic_response); - let body = events - .iter() - .map(|e| e.to_sse_string()) - .collect::(); + let body = events.iter().map(|e| e.to_sse_string()).collect::(); Ok(axum::response::Response::builder() .status(StatusCode::OK) @@ -354,7 +360,9 @@ fn convert_messages(messages: &[anthropic_compat::AnthropicMessage]) -> Vec MessageContent::Text(s.clone()), AnthropicContent::Blocks(blocks) => { // If all blocks are text, flatten to single text - let all_text = blocks.iter().all(|b| matches!(b, ContentBlock::Text { .. })); + let all_text = blocks + .iter() + .all(|b| matches!(b, ContentBlock::Text { .. })); if all_text { let text = blocks .iter() @@ -374,9 +382,7 @@ fn convert_messages(messages: &[anthropic_compat::AnthropicMessage]) -> Vec { - Some(crate::ai::ContentPart::Text { - text: text.clone(), - }) + Some(crate::ai::ContentPart::Text { text: text.clone() }) } ContentBlock::ToolUse { id, name, input } => { Some(crate::ai::ContentPart::ToolUse { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llama_gguf.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llama_gguf.rs index d7ac1a695..ab977e2c8 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llama_gguf.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llama_gguf.rs @@ -105,9 +105,7 @@ impl LlamaGgufBackend { vec![128009] } } - _ => { - base_eos.map(|e| vec![e]).unwrap_or_else(|| vec![128009]) - } + _ => base_eos.map(|e| vec![e]).unwrap_or_else(|| vec![128009]), } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp.rs index d679ea8ba..6018ccdea 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp.rs @@ -21,12 +21,10 @@ use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex, OnceLock}; use std::time::Instant; -use llama::{LoraAdapter, Model, ModelParams}; +use llama::{FlashAttn, KvCacheType, LoraAdapter, Model, ModelParams}; +use super::llamacpp_scheduler::{GenerationRequest, Scheduler, SchedulerConfig, TokenEvent}; use super::SamplingConfig; -use super::llamacpp_scheduler::{ - GenerationRequest, Scheduler, SchedulerConfig, TokenEvent, -}; use crate::runtime; /// Configuration for loading a model. @@ -34,13 +32,17 @@ use crate::runtime; pub struct LlamaCppConfig { /// Path to the GGUF model file pub model_path: PathBuf, - /// Per-sequence context budget (tokens). The actual `n_ctx` passed to - /// llama.cpp is `context_length * n_seq_max` because llama.cpp's KV - /// cache is a single shared pool across sequences — if N seqs each - /// hold P tokens, total KV needed is N*P. Sizing n_ctx equal to a - /// single-seq budget caused `llama_decode rc=1` (no memory slot) - /// when 3 RAG-heavy seqs ran in parallel under the new scheduler. - pub context_length: u32, + /// Per-sequence context budget (tokens). `None` = use the model's + /// trained `n_ctx_train` from GGUF metadata (the model's own ceiling). + /// Override only when memory pressure forces a smaller window than the + /// model natively supports — and pass it explicitly so the choice is + /// visible. Hardcoded defaults like 8192 cap a 262144-context model + /// at 3% of its real capability. + /// + /// The actual `n_ctx` passed to llama.cpp is `context_length * n_seq_max` + /// because llama.cpp's KV cache is a single shared pool across sequences + /// — if N seqs each hold P tokens, total KV needed is N*P. + pub context_length: Option, /// Batch size for prefill / per-decode token cap. Larger = faster /// prefill but more Metal compute buffer. pub n_batch: u32, @@ -50,23 +52,44 @@ pub struct LlamaCppConfig { /// inflight occupies one seq_id (0..n_seq_max). Scaled by RAM in the /// caller (CandleAdapter) and matched by the TS InferenceCoordinator. pub n_seq_max: u32, + /// Flash attention. `Auto` lets llama.cpp pick per-backend (Metal: ON + /// for supported head dims). Default Auto is the right call. + pub flash_attn: FlashAttn, + /// KV cache K element type. F16 = lossless. Q8_0 halves K memory. + pub type_k: KvCacheType, + /// KV cache V element type. V is more sensitive than K — keep F16 + /// unless RAM is tight enough to need Q8_0. + pub type_v: KvCacheType, + /// Optional path to the multimodal projector GGUF (mmproj). When + /// present, the backend lazily loads an `MtmdContext` and exposes + /// `generate_with_image()` so vision-capable models can receive raw + /// image bytes natively. None = text-only model (the common case); + /// `generate_with_image()` returns an error. + pub mmproj_path: Option, } impl Default for LlamaCppConfig { fn default() -> Self { Self { model_path: PathBuf::new(), - // 8192 matches what ChatRAGBuilder uses as its contextWindow - // budget for the forged Qwen3.5 GGUF. Lowering this to 2048 or - // 4096 truncates RAG prompts mid-prefill (chunked decode hits - // KV exhaustion at the wrong batch and returns rc=1). Memory- - // tight machines should override per-config rather than ship - // a smaller default that breaks RAG-heavy callers. - context_length: 8192, + // None = derive from the model's GGUF metadata at load time + // via `Model::n_ctx_train()`. The model is the source of truth + // for its own context. Setting Some(N) here overrides only when + // a hardware tier can't allocate KV for the model's native + // window (rare on M5+/RTX class). + context_length: None, n_batch: 512, n_gpu_layers: -1, // 3 = M5 Pro tier (48GB+). CandleAdapter overrides per-RAM. n_seq_max: 3, + flash_attn: FlashAttn::Auto, + // F16/F16 measured fastest for single-token decode on M5 Pro. + // K=Q8_0 was slower (44 vs 47.5 tok/s) due to per-token dequant + // overhead. Q8_0 only pays off when KV memory pressure is the + // bottleneck (very long contexts or many parallel sequences). + type_k: KvCacheType::F16, + type_v: KvCacheType::F16, + mmproj_path: None, } } } @@ -89,6 +112,11 @@ pub struct LlamaCppBackend { /// Lazy-spawned scheduler. Lives behind OnceLock because spawning /// touches the Model Arc and we want a single instance per backend. scheduler: OnceLock, + /// Lazy-loaded multimodal projector. Built on first `generate_with_image` + /// call from `config.mmproj_path` (so text-only backends pay zero cost). + /// Sits behind a Mutex> so concurrent first-call requests + /// don't double-load. None until first use OR if `mmproj_path` is unset. + mtmd: Mutex>>, /// Loaded LoRA adapters. Field order matters: `model` is declared /// BEFORE `loras` and drops AFTER it (Rust drops fields in declaration /// order, top-down; therefore `loras` drops first), upholding the @@ -107,20 +135,30 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { pub fn load(config: LlamaCppConfig) -> Result { let log = runtime::logger("llamacpp"); if !config.model_path.exists() { - return Err(format!("Model file not found: {}", config.model_path.display())); + return Err(format!( + "Model file not found: {}", + config.model_path.display() + )); } - let model_id = config.model_path.file_stem() + let model_id = config + .model_path + .file_stem() .map(|s| s.to_string_lossy().to_string()) .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".into()); let load_start = Instant::now(); let model = Model::load( &config.model_path, - ModelParams { n_gpu_layers: config.n_gpu_layers, use_mmap: true }, + ModelParams { + n_gpu_layers: config.n_gpu_layers, + use_mmap: true, + }, )?; log.info(&format!( "Loaded {} in {:.2}s (vocab={})", - model_id, load_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), model.n_vocab() + model_id, + load_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + model.n_vocab() )); Ok(Self { @@ -128,16 +166,330 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { config, model_id, scheduler: OnceLock::new(), + mtmd: Mutex::new(None), loras: Mutex::new(HashMap::new()), }) } - pub fn model_id(&self) -> &str { &self.model_id } + /// Lazily load the multimodal projector. Returns Err when + /// `config.mmproj_path` is None (text-only backend) or when the + /// mmproj file fails to load. Idempotent — caches the loaded + /// MtmdContext under the mutex. + fn ensure_mtmd(&self) -> Result, String> { + let mut guard = self + .mtmd + .lock() + .map_err(|e| format!("mtmd lock poisoned: {e}"))?; + if let Some(existing) = guard.as_ref() { + return Ok(existing.clone()); + } + let mmproj = self.config.mmproj_path.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "model {} has no mmproj configured — text-only backend can't process images. \ + Set `mmproj_local_path` in models.toml AND declare Capability::Vision.", + self.model_id + ) + })?; + if !mmproj.exists() { + return Err(format!( + "mmproj file declared but missing on disk: {} (model: {})", + mmproj.display(), + self.model_id + )); + } + let ctx = llama::MtmdContext::from_file(mmproj, &self.model).map_err(|e| { + format!( + "MtmdContext::from_file failed for {}: {e}", + mmproj.display() + ) + })?; + let arc = Arc::new(ctx); + *guard = Some(arc.clone()); + Ok(arc) + } + + /// Single-shot multimodal generation: text prompt + one image → + /// generated text. Bypasses the continuous-batching scheduler + /// because image encoding produces tokens that aren't trivially + /// batchable with concurrent text seqs (image tokens have a + /// fixed positional layout dictated by the projector). Opens a + /// fresh per-call llama_context, evaluates the image+text via + /// `MtmdContext::eval_image`, then samples until EOG / max_tokens + /// / stop sequence. Concurrent multimodal calls each get their + /// own context — slower than batched but isolated and correct. + /// + /// `prompt_with_marker` MUST contain the model's media marker + /// (see `llama::MtmdContext::default_marker()`, typically + /// `<__media__>`) — that's where the image tokens splice in. If + /// the caller's text doesn't include it, `mtmd_tokenize` returns + /// an error and we surface it. + pub fn generate_with_image( + &self, + prompt_with_marker: &str, + image_bytes: &[u8], + max_tokens: usize, + sampling: SamplingConfig, + stop_sequences: &[&str], + ) -> Result<(String, usize), String> { + self.generate_with_media( + prompt_with_marker, + image_bytes, + max_tokens, + sampling, + stop_sequences, + llama::MediaKind::Image, + ) + } + + /// Audio analogue of `generate_with_image`. Same single-shot + /// per-call-context pattern; the mtmd projector path inside auto- + /// detects audio vs image from the bytes' magic numbers but the + /// caller's `MediaKind::Audio` selects the capability check + /// (`supports_audio` instead of `supports_vision`) and shapes error + /// messages so a mistakenly-routed audio call doesn't surface as a + /// confusing "vision unsupported" error. + /// + /// Supported audio container formats are whatever miniaudio + /// understands inside the vendored llama.cpp build (wav, mp3, flac + /// per upstream `tools/mtmd/mtmd-helper.h`). The caller is expected + /// to deliver one of those — re-encoding from other formats is a + /// sensory-bridge concern, not the backend's. + pub fn generate_with_audio( + &self, + prompt_with_marker: &str, + audio_bytes: &[u8], + max_tokens: usize, + sampling: SamplingConfig, + stop_sequences: &[&str], + ) -> Result<(String, usize), String> { + self.generate_with_media( + prompt_with_marker, + audio_bytes, + max_tokens, + sampling, + stop_sequences, + llama::MediaKind::Audio, + ) + } + + /// Internal workhorse for single-shot multimodal generation. Mirrors + /// the eval+sample loop the public methods need; the only thing that + /// differs per modality is the capability check (vision vs audio + /// projector support) and which `MtmdContext::eval_*` method runs. + /// Centralizing here avoids the 150-LOC duplication that would land + /// if image and audio paths were copy-pasted. + fn generate_with_media( + &self, + prompt_with_marker: &str, + media_bytes: &[u8], + max_tokens: usize, + sampling: SamplingConfig, + stop_sequences: &[&str], + kind: llama::MediaKind, + ) -> Result<(String, usize), String> { + let log = runtime::logger("llamacpp"); + let start = Instant::now(); + let mtmd = self.ensure_mtmd()?; + match kind { + llama::MediaKind::Image => { + if !mtmd.supports_vision() { + return Err(format!( + "model {}'s mmproj does not declare vision support — \ + caller passed an image but the projector is text-only or audio-only", + self.model_id + )); + } + } + llama::MediaKind::Audio => { + if !mtmd.supports_audio() { + return Err(format!( + "model {}'s mmproj does not declare audio support — \ + caller passed audio but the projector is text-only or vision-only", + self.model_id + )); + } + } + } + + // Per-call context — see method-level docstring on why we don't + // share the scheduler's context. + // + // context_length is REQUIRED here (no silent fallback to model's + // n_ctx_train). Falling back to n_ctx_train silently allocated a + // 262144-token KV cache for qwen3.5 on every call, which is ~38GB + // per sequence — far beyond what Mac Metal can hold without paging + // to disk, causing ~12 tok/s slowdown with no visible warning. + // Rule-2 violation (fallbacks are illegal) caught 2026-04-23. + // If you hit this panic: set `context_length` explicitly in + // models.toml for the model you're loading. Pick a value that + // fits your target hardware's unified memory / VRAM budget + // (typically 4096-16384 for most consumer hardware). + let per_seq = self.config.context_length.expect( + "ModelConfig.context_length MUST be set explicitly — silent \ + fallback to n_ctx_train allocates an enormous KV cache that \ + crushes Mac Metal (caused the 12 tok/s bug, 2026-04). Set \ + `context_length` in models.toml for this model. Pick a size \ + that fits the target hardware (4096-16384 typical).", + ); + let mut ctx = self + .model + .new_context(llama::ContextParams { + n_ctx: per_seq, + n_batch: self.config.n_batch, + n_seq_max: 1, + flash_attn: self.config.flash_attn, + type_k: self.config.type_k, + type_v: self.config.type_v, + }) + .map_err(|e| format!("new_context failed: {e}"))?; + + // Eval text + media into the context, advancing n_past. + let eval_result = match kind { + llama::MediaKind::Image => mtmd.eval_image( + &mut ctx, + prompt_with_marker, + media_bytes, + 0, + self.config.n_batch as i32, + 0, + true, + ), + llama::MediaKind::Audio => mtmd.eval_audio( + &mut ctx, + prompt_with_marker, + media_bytes, + 0, + self.config.n_batch as i32, + 0, + true, + ), + }; + let n_past = eval_result.map_err(|e| format!("mtmd eval ({:?}) failed: {e}", kind))?; + log.info(&format!( + "mtmd eval done ({:?}): prompt+media consumed {} positions in {}ms", + kind, + n_past, + start.elapsed().as_millis() + )); + + // Sample-until-done loop. Mirrors LlamaCppBackend::generate but + // single-seq, no scheduler. EOG / max_tokens / stop-sequence are + // the three exit conditions, same shape. + let mut sampler = if sampling.temperature <= 0.0 && sampling.grammar.is_none() { + llama::Sampler::greedy() + } else { + let mut chain = llama::Sampler::chain(); + if let Some(g) = sampling.grammar.as_ref() { + chain = chain.grammar(&self.model, g, "root"); + } + if sampling.top_k > 0 { + chain = chain.top_k(sampling.top_k as i32); + } + if sampling.top_p > 0.0 && sampling.top_p < 1.0 { + chain = chain.top_p(sampling.top_p as f32, 1); + } + chain = chain.penalties(64, sampling.repeat_penalty, 0.0, 0.0); + let temp = if sampling.temperature > 0.0 { + sampling.temperature as f32 + } else { + 0.01 + }; + chain.temp(temp).dist(42).build() + }; + + // Diagnostic: dump top-10 logits at the post-image position when + // MTMD_DEBUG_LOGITS is set. Used during the 2026-04-21 hunt for + // why our logits diverged from brew's mtmd-cli on the same + // model+image+prompt; kept env-gated so future bug hunts have a + // ready-to-fire probe instead of needing to re-derive it. + if std::env::var_os("MTMD_DEBUG_LOGITS").is_some() { + let logits = ctx.logits_ith(-1); + if logits.is_empty() { + eprintln!("[gen-with-img] WARN: logits_ith(-1) returned empty"); + } else { + let mut indexed: Vec<(usize, f32)> = logits.iter().copied().enumerate().collect(); + indexed.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.partial_cmp(&a.1).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal)); + eprintln!("[gen-with-img] top-10 logits at post-image position:"); + for (id, score) in indexed.iter().take(10) { + let piece = self.model.token_to_piece(*id as i32); + eprintln!(" id={:>6} score={:.4} piece={:?}", id, score, piece); + } + } + } + + let mut output = String::new(); + let mut pos = n_past; + let mut tokens_generated = 0usize; + // Sample at -1 = "last logits in last batch" — same convention + // brew's mtmd-cli uses (mtmd-cli.cpp:186 calls + // common_sampler_sample(smpl, lctx, -1) right after eval). After + // mtmd_helper_eval_chunks with logits_last=true, the final + // text-batch's last token has logits set and llama_get_logits_ith + // honors -1 as that position. + loop { + let token = sampler.sample(&ctx, -1); + sampler.accept(token); + if self.model.is_eog_token(token) { + break; + } + let piece = self.model.token_to_piece(token); + output.push_str(&piece); + tokens_generated += 1; + // Stop sequence early-exit — same end-of-output trim shape + // as the scheduler path. + if stop_sequences.iter().any(|s| output.ends_with(s)) { + break; + } + if tokens_generated >= max_tokens { + break; + } + // Push the sampled token back so the next decode can advance. + let mut batch = llama::Batch::allocated(1, 1); + batch.push(token, pos, &[0], true); + if let Err(e) = ctx.decode(&batch) { + log.warn(&format!("decode failed mid-generation: {e}")); + break; + } + pos += 1; + } + + log.info(&format!( + "generate_with_image done: {} tokens in {}ms ({:.1} tok/s)", + tokens_generated, + start.elapsed().as_millis(), + tokens_generated as f64 / start.elapsed().as_secs_f64().max(0.001) + )); + Ok((output, tokens_generated)) + } + + pub fn model_id(&self) -> &str { + &self.model_id + } + + /// Model's trained context length, straight from the GGUF metadata. + /// Single source of truth — never hardcode a context window in + /// adapters or RAG budgeters; ask this. + pub fn n_ctx_train(&self) -> u32 { + self.model.n_ctx_train() + } + + /// Model's embedded chat template (Jinja-style string). Used by + /// adapters to render messages through `llama::render_chat`. None + /// means the model carries no template — caller decides what to do + /// (error, default, etc.) instead of a silent fallback. + pub fn model_chat_template(&self) -> Option { + self.model.chat_template() + } /// Ensure a LoRA adapter is loaded (idempotent). Used by genome paging. pub fn ensure_adapter(&self, id: &str, path: &Path) -> Result<(), String> { - let mut guard = self.loras.lock().map_err(|e| format!("LoRA lock poisoned: {e}"))?; - if guard.contains_key(id) { return Ok(()); } + let mut guard = self + .loras + .lock() + .map_err(|e| format!("LoRA lock poisoned: {e}"))?; + if guard.contains_key(id) { + return Ok(()); + } let adapter = self.model.load_lora(path)?; guard.insert(id.to_string(), adapter); Ok(()) @@ -145,7 +497,10 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { /// Remove a LoRA adapter from the cache. pub fn remove_adapter(&self, id: &str) -> Result<(), String> { - let mut guard = self.loras.lock().map_err(|e| format!("LoRA lock poisoned: {e}"))?; + let mut guard = self + .loras + .lock() + .map_err(|e| format!("LoRA lock poisoned: {e}"))?; guard.remove(id); Ok(()) } @@ -154,20 +509,36 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { /// owns the shared Context and the OS-thread driver loop. fn scheduler(&self) -> &Scheduler { self.scheduler.get_or_init(|| { - // n_ctx is the SHARED KV pool across all sequences. Scale it - // by n_seq_max so each seq has `context_length` tokens of KV - // headroom even when all slots are occupied with RAG-heavy - // prompts. Without this scaling, 3 parallel seqs each pushing - // 3000+ token RAG prompts exhaust an 8192 KV pool and crash - // llama_decode with rc=1 (no memory slot). - let total_n_ctx = self.config.context_length - .saturating_mul(self.config.n_seq_max.max(1)); + // context_length is REQUIRED (no silent fallback to + // n_ctx_train). See the sibling require-sites in this file and + // the 12-tok/s-on-Mac bug from 2026-04 for history. Falling + // back to n_ctx_train silently allocated 262144-token KV + // caches for qwen3.5 models, which Metal can't hold without + // paging. Rule-2 (fallbacks are illegal) says fail loud + // instead of serving degraded quietly. If you hit this panic, + // set `context_length` for the model in models.toml — pick a + // size that fits your hardware (typically 4096-16384). + let per_seq = self.config.context_length.expect( + "ModelConfig.context_length MUST be set explicitly for the \ + scheduler — silent fallback to n_ctx_train crushes Metal \ + with 262144-token KV allocation (caused 12 tok/s Mac bug, \ + 2026-04). Set `context_length` in models.toml.", + ); + // n_ctx is the SHARED KV pool across all sequences. Scale by + // n_seq_max so each seq has `per_seq` tokens of KV headroom + // even when all slots are occupied with RAG-heavy prompts. + // saturating_mul because 262144 × 3 overflows u32 (would be + // 786432, fine, but n_seq_max could grow). + let total_n_ctx = per_seq.saturating_mul(self.config.n_seq_max.max(1)); Scheduler::spawn( self.model.clone(), SchedulerConfig { n_ctx: total_n_ctx, n_batch: self.config.n_batch, n_seq_max: self.config.n_seq_max, + flash_attn: self.config.flash_attn, + type_k: self.config.type_k, + type_v: self.config.type_v, }, ) }) @@ -187,7 +558,39 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { &self, prompt: &str, max_tokens: usize, - temperature: f32, + sampling: SamplingConfig, + stop_sequences: &[&str], + active_loras: &[(String, f32)], + ) -> Result<(String, usize), String> { + // Forwards to the persona-aware variant with persona_id=None so + // test rigs and ad-hoc probes don't need to change. Production + // adapter calls go through generate_for_persona() so the registry + // can attribute KV bytes per-persona. + self.generate_for_persona( + None, + prompt, + max_tokens, + sampling, + stop_sequences, + active_loras, + ) + } + + /// Same as `generate` but threads a `persona_id` through to the + /// scheduler so the registry can attribute the seq slot's KV bytes + /// to the right persona. Pass `None` for test/ad-hoc paths that + /// shouldn't appear in per-persona accounting. + /// + /// `persona_id` is forwarded as-is into `ActiveSeq::persona_id`. The + /// actual registry reporting (Piece 2 of the substrate work) hooks + /// into seq alloc / Done events inside the scheduler — this method's + /// only job here is to deliver the value. + pub fn generate_for_persona( + &self, + persona_id: Option, + prompt: &str, + max_tokens: usize, + sampling: SamplingConfig, stop_sequences: &[&str], active_loras: &[(String, f32)], ) -> Result<(String, usize), String> { @@ -196,21 +599,20 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { let prompt_len_chars = prompt.len(); // Channel for streaming tokens back from the scheduler. - let (response_tx, mut response_rx) = - tokio::sync::mpsc::unbounded_channel::(); + let (response_tx, mut response_rx) = tokio::sync::mpsc::unbounded_channel::(); + // Caller passes the full SamplingConfig (the value-object pattern + // — adding fields like `grammar` doesn't require changing this + // signature). Previously this path silently overwrote the caller's + // top_k/top_p/repeat_penalty fields with no-op defaults. let req = GenerationRequest { prompt: prompt.to_string(), max_tokens, - sampling: SamplingConfig { - temperature: temperature as f64, - repeat_penalty: 1.0, - top_k: 0, - top_p: 1.0, - }, + sampling, stop_sequences: stop_sequences.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), active_loras: active_loras.to_vec(), response_tx, + persona_id, }; self.scheduler().enqueue(req)?; @@ -254,7 +656,10 @@ impl LlamaCppBackend { output.push_str(&piece); n_decoded += 1; } - Some(TokenEvent::Done { tokens_generated, elapsed_ms }) => { + Some(TokenEvent::Done { + tokens_generated, + elapsed_ms, + }) => { n_decoded = tokens_generated; let elapsed = gen_start.elapsed(); log.info(&format!( diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp_scheduler.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp_scheduler.rs index 00027f0a4..c2cb9eb04 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp_scheduler.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/llamacpp_scheduler.rs @@ -44,8 +44,11 @@ use std::collections::HashMap; use std::sync::Arc; use std::time::Instant; -use llama::{Batch, ContextParams, Model, Sampler}; +use llama::{Batch, ContextParams, FlashAttn, KvCacheType, Model, Sampler}; +use uuid::Uuid; +use crate::inference::footprint_registry::{self, FootprintKey, ResourceType}; +use crate::inference::kv_quant::Residency; use crate::runtime; use super::SamplingConfig; @@ -74,6 +77,14 @@ pub struct GenerationRequest { pub active_loras: Vec<(String, f32)>, /// Tokens stream back through this. Use `tokio::sync::mpsc::unbounded_channel()`. pub response_tx: tokio::sync::mpsc::UnboundedSender, + /// Persona that owns this generation — flows down from + /// `TextGenerationRequest::persona_id` so the scheduler can attribute + /// the seq slot's KV bytes to the right persona in the global + /// FootprintRegistry. None = no attribution (test rigs, ad-hoc + /// probes); production paths set this. Kept as `Uuid` here (not + /// `Option` like the wire format) because parsing happens at + /// the adapter boundary — the scheduler always sees a typed value. + pub persona_id: Option, } /// Scheduler config — sized at construction. @@ -82,6 +93,16 @@ pub struct SchedulerConfig { pub n_ctx: u32, pub n_batch: u32, pub n_seq_max: u32, + /// Flash attention. Default `Auto` lets llama.cpp pick per-backend; on + /// Metal with supported head dims (qwen3.5-4b's 256 qualifies) it turns + /// on. Helps prefill more than single-token decode but cheap to enable. + pub flash_attn: FlashAttn, + /// KV cache K element type. `F16` lossless / `Q8_0` halves K memory. + pub type_k: KvCacheType, + /// KV cache V element type. `F16` lossless / `Q8_0` halves V memory. + /// V is more sensitive to quantization than K — keep F16 unless RAM + /// is tight. + pub type_v: KvCacheType, } /// Public handle. Cloneable; clones share the same driver thread + context. @@ -131,6 +152,11 @@ struct ActiveSeq { output_so_far: String, response_tx: tokio::sync::mpsc::UnboundedSender, started_at: Instant, + /// Persona that owns this seq slot — copied from + /// `GenerationRequest::persona_id`. Used by the registry-reporting + /// path (Piece 2 of this work) to attribute KV bytes per-persona on + /// alloc/free. None = test rig or ad-hoc probe; reporting skipped. + persona_id: Option, } /// Per-batch-slot bookkeeping so we know which logit index to sample for @@ -143,10 +169,18 @@ struct ActiveSeq { enum BatchRole { /// This seq just finished its prefill in this batch. Sample to get /// the first generation token; future generation pushes use `gen_pos`. - PrefillFinal { seq_id: i32, gen_pos: i32, logit_idx: i32 }, + PrefillFinal { + seq_id: i32, + gen_pos: i32, + logit_idx: i32, + }, /// This seq is mid-generation. Next sampled token continues from /// position `pos_after`. - Generating { seq_id: i32, pos_after: i32, logit_idx: i32 }, + Generating { + seq_id: i32, + pos_after: i32, + logit_idx: i32, + }, } fn driver_loop( @@ -160,6 +194,9 @@ fn driver_loop( n_ctx: config.n_ctx, n_batch: config.n_batch, n_seq_max: config.n_seq_max, + flash_attn: config.flash_attn, + type_k: config.type_k, + type_v: config.type_v, }) { Ok(c) => c, Err(e) => { @@ -179,6 +216,33 @@ fn driver_loop( let mut active: HashMap = HashMap::new(); let mut free_seqs: Vec = (0..n_seq_max).collect(); + // Per-phase timing — answers Joel's "I am not sure I believe your results" + // about whether the GPU is actually doing work. We accumulate decode (Metal + // compute + KV update) separately from sample (logits readback + sampler + // chain on CPU + token-to-piece UTF-8 decode) so the periodic log line + // makes the bottleneck obvious. If decode_ms ≫ sample_ms the model is + // GPU-bound (good). If sample_ms is comparable or larger, sampling is the + // problem and the win is moving sampling off the decode thread or pruning + // the sampler chain. + let mut decode_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + let mut decode_count: u64 = 0; + // Sampling time is split into two sub-phases so the GPU sync cost is + // visible on its own. `sample_call_total` is just the `sampler.sample()` + // call — which is what forces `llama_get_logits_ith()` to wait on the + // outstanding Metal command buffer before the sampler chain reads the + // logits. `post_sample_total` is everything else (token_to_piece, + // string concat, channel send, stop-sequence scan) — which is pure CPU + // and shouldn't be measurable. + // + // Why this split matters: post-Metal-fix we observed sample_avg jump + // from 0.66ms to 20ms while decode_avg dropped from 31ms to 0.80ms. + // Hypothesis is that decode is async-dispatch and the real GPU compute + // wait moved into sampler.sample(). This split confirms or refutes it. + let mut sample_call_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + let mut post_sample_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + let mut tokens_sampled_window: u64 = 0; + const PERF_LOG_INTERVAL_TOKENS: u64 = 50; + loop { // ── Phase 1: Accept new requests into free slots ── // If nothing is active, block on the first request (avoid spinning). @@ -209,6 +273,21 @@ fn driver_loop( seq.prompt_tokens.len(), seq.max_tokens )); + // Pending registry entry — bytes:0 marks "this seq + // exists but llama.cpp hasn't committed KV yet." + // Resolves to the real number after PrefillFinal + // succeeds. Skipped when persona_id is None + // (test rigs / ad-hoc probes don't get attribution). + if let Some(pid) = seq.persona_id { + footprint_registry::global().add( + FootprintKey::for_persona( + pid, + ResourceType::KvCache, + Residency::Active, + ), + 0, + ); + } active.insert(seq_id, seq); } Err(e) => { @@ -265,7 +344,10 @@ fn driver_loop( tokens_in_batch += 1; } if is_final { - debug_assert!(final_logit_idx >= 0, "final prefill chunk must record logit idx"); + debug_assert!( + final_logit_idx >= 0, + "final prefill chunk must record logit idx" + ); roles.push(BatchRole::PrefillFinal { seq_id, gen_pos: chunk_end as i32, @@ -292,6 +374,7 @@ fn driver_loop( } // ── Phase 3: Decode the batch ── + let decode_start = Instant::now(); if let Err(e) = ctx.decode(&batch) { log.error(&format!( "Decode error: {e} (batch={} tokens, {} active seqs)", @@ -312,30 +395,90 @@ fn driver_loop( to_remove.push(sid); } } else { + // Decode succeeded — record Metal-compute time. This is the + // wall-clock time the Metal command buffer + dispatch took, + // including any CPU↔GPU graph splits if the Metal backend fell + // back to CPU for unsupported ops. + decode_total += decode_start.elapsed(); + decode_count += 1; + // ── Phase 4: Sample for each logit-bearing position ── // Logits are addressed by BATCH POSITION (not role-vec index). // `llama_get_logits_ith(idx)` reads `batch.logits[idx]` and // panics if it's not `true`. We recorded `logit_idx` while // building the batch — it's the absolute batch position // where this seq's want_logits=true token sits. + let sample_start = Instant::now(); + let mut sample_call_iter_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; for role in &roles { let (seq_id, advance_pos, logit_idx) = match role { - BatchRole::PrefillFinal { seq_id, gen_pos, logit_idx } => { - (*seq_id, *gen_pos, *logit_idx) - } - BatchRole::Generating { seq_id, pos_after, logit_idx } => { - (*seq_id, *pos_after, *logit_idx) - } + BatchRole::PrefillFinal { + seq_id, + gen_pos, + logit_idx, + } => (*seq_id, *gen_pos, *logit_idx), + BatchRole::Generating { + seq_id, + pos_after, + logit_idx, + } => (*seq_id, *pos_after, *logit_idx), }; let seq = match active.get_mut(&seq_id) { Some(s) => s, None => continue, }; + // Time the sampler.sample() call independently. This is the + // implicit GPU sync point — llama_get_logits_ith() blocks + // until the outstanding Metal command buffer completes, so + // most of the apparent "sample" cost lives here, not in the + // post-sample work below. + let sample_call_start = Instant::now(); let token = seq.sampler.sample(&ctx, logit_idx); + let sample_call_elapsed = sample_call_start.elapsed(); + sample_call_iter_total += sample_call_elapsed; seq.sampler.accept(token); + // If this role was PrefillFinal (first decode for the seq), + // llama.cpp has now committed the seq's KV cache. Ask the + // backend for the exact bytes and overwrite the pending + // registry entry. Done here (not in a separate pass) because + // we already have the seq + role in scope and the cost is + // one FFI call. seq_state_bytes returns 0 if seq doesn't + // exist — defensive fallback never lands a fake number. + let was_prefill_final = matches!(role, BatchRole::PrefillFinal { .. }); + if was_prefill_final { + if let Some(pid) = seq.persona_id { + let bytes = ctx.seq_state_bytes(seq_id); + if bytes > 0 { + footprint_registry::global().report_authoritative( + FootprintKey::for_persona( + pid, + ResourceType::KvCache, + Residency::Active, + ), + bytes, + ); + } + } + } + if model.is_eog_token(token) { + // Registry cleanup MUST happen before sending Done, so + // any caller awaiting on the channel sees a consistent + // registry state (entry removed) the moment generate + // returns. Phase 5 only does memory_seq_rm + free_seq. + if let Some(pid) = seq.persona_id { + let bytes = ctx.seq_state_bytes(seq_id); + footprint_registry::global().remove( + &FootprintKey::for_persona( + pid, + ResourceType::KvCache, + Residency::Active, + ), + bytes, + ); + } let _ = seq.response_tx.send(TokenEvent::Done { tokens_generated: seq.tokens_generated, elapsed_ms: seq.started_at.elapsed().as_millis() as u64, @@ -354,6 +497,20 @@ fn driver_loop( .iter() .any(|s| seq.output_so_far.ends_with(s)); if stop_hit || seq.tokens_generated >= seq.max_tokens { + // Same pre-Done registry cleanup as the EOG path — + // single source of truth on what state the channel + // completion signals. + if let Some(pid) = seq.persona_id { + let bytes = ctx.seq_state_bytes(seq_id); + footprint_registry::global().remove( + &FootprintKey::for_persona( + pid, + ResourceType::KvCache, + Residency::Active, + ), + bytes, + ); + } let _ = seq.response_tx.send(TokenEvent::Done { tokens_generated: seq.tokens_generated, elapsed_ms: seq.started_at.elapsed().as_millis() as u64, @@ -365,19 +522,90 @@ fn driver_loop( seq.next_token = Some(token); seq.gen_pos = advance_pos; } + // Phase-4 wall time minus the per-iteration sample-call cost = + // post-sample CPU work (token_to_piece, push_str, channel send, + // stop-sequence scan). + let phase4_total = sample_start.elapsed(); + sample_call_total += sample_call_iter_total; + post_sample_total += phase4_total.saturating_sub(sample_call_iter_total); + tokens_sampled_window += roles.len() as u64; + } + + // ── Periodic GPU/CPU bottleneck telemetry ── + // Emit once per PERF_LOG_INTERVAL_TOKENS so chat sees real per-phase + // numbers without log spam. Decode = Metal-side compute. Sample = + // CPU-side sampler chain + UTF-8 decode + channel send. If decode_ms + // dominates we're GPU-bound (expected). If sample_ms is comparable + // the CPU tail is the bottleneck. + if tokens_sampled_window >= PERF_LOG_INTERVAL_TOKENS && decode_count > 0 { + let avg_decode_us = decode_total.as_micros() as f64 / decode_count as f64; + let avg_sample_call_us = + sample_call_total.as_micros() as f64 / tokens_sampled_window as f64; + let avg_post_sample_us = + post_sample_total.as_micros() as f64 / tokens_sampled_window as f64; + let total_us_per_tok = avg_decode_us + avg_sample_call_us + avg_post_sample_us; + let tok_per_s = if total_us_per_tok > 0.0 { + 1_000_000.0 / total_us_per_tok + } else { + 0.0 + }; + // sample_call captures the GPU sync wait + sampler chain CPU + // work. post_sample is everything else (token_to_piece, send, + // stop scan). When sample_call ≫ post_sample the bottleneck is + // GPU sync, not CPU sampler chain — and the lever is async + // pipelining or a leaner sampler, not faster string ops. + log.info(&format!( + "perf: decode_dispatch={:.2}ms sample_call={:.2}ms post_sample={:.2}ms \ + ({} decodes / {} sampled) → {:.1} tok/s", + avg_decode_us / 1000.0, + avg_sample_call_us / 1000.0, + avg_post_sample_us / 1000.0, + decode_count, + tokens_sampled_window, + tok_per_s, + )); + decode_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + decode_count = 0; + sample_call_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + post_sample_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; + tokens_sampled_window = 0; } // ── Phase 5: Free completed seqs ── + // Registry cleanup happens UPSTREAM at the Done send (Phase 4), + // so callers awaiting on the channel see a consistent registry + // state when they unblock. Here we only do the llama.cpp seq_rm + // and return the seq_id to the free pool. + // + // Decode-error path: also pushes to to_remove, but bypasses the + // Phase 4 cleanup. We catch it here as a fallback — if the seq is + // still in `active` AND has a persona_id with a registry entry, + // remove it. seq_state_bytes(seq_id) is still valid before + // memory_seq_rm. for seq_id in to_remove { + // Fallback registry cleanup (only fires for paths that didn't + // already clean up — the decode-error path is the only one). + if let Some(seq) = active.get(&seq_id) { + if let Some(pid) = seq.persona_id { + let key = + FootprintKey::for_persona(pid, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active); + // If the entry was already cleaned up by Phase 4, this + // is a no-op (remove on missing key does nothing). If + // it's still here (decode-error path), drain it to 0. + let bytes = ctx.seq_state_bytes(seq_id); + footprint_registry::global().remove(&key, bytes); + } + } + ctx.memory_seq_rm(seq_id, -1, -1); + if let Some(seq) = active.remove(&seq_id) { log.info(&format!( "Seq {} finished: {} tokens in {}ms ({:.1} tok/s)", seq_id, seq.tokens_generated, seq.started_at.elapsed().as_millis(), - seq.tokens_generated as f64 - / seq.started_at.elapsed().as_secs_f64().max(0.001) + seq.tokens_generated as f64 / seq.started_at.elapsed().as_secs_f64().max(0.001) )); } free_seqs.push(seq_id); @@ -385,25 +613,45 @@ fn driver_loop( } } -fn start_request( - model: &Model, - _seq_id: i32, - req: GenerationRequest, -) -> Result { +fn start_request(model: &Model, _seq_id: i32, req: GenerationRequest) -> Result { if !req.active_loras.is_empty() { // v1 limitation — see module-level docs. runtime::logger("llamacpp-scheduler").warn( "active_loras requested but scheduler v1 ignores them; LoRA per-seq is a follow-up", ); } - let prompt_tokens = model.tokenize(&req.prompt, true, false)?; - let sampler = if req.sampling.temperature <= 0.0 { + // special=true so chat-template boundary markers (<|im_start|>, + // <|im_end|>) are tokenized as the model's actual special token IDs + // (151644/151645 for qwen3) rather than character-level text. With + // special=false the model never sees the boundary tokens it was + // trained on — output collapsed to short fragments terminating early + // at character-matched stop sequences. + let prompt_tokens = model.tokenize(&req.prompt, true, true)?; + let sampler = if req.sampling.temperature <= 0.0 && req.sampling.grammar.is_none() { Sampler::greedy() } else { - Sampler::chain() - .temp(req.sampling.temperature as f32) - .dist(42) - .build() + // Build the full sampler chain. Order: grammar → top_k → top_p → + // penalties → temp → dist. Grammar early so structural constraint + // applies BEFORE probabilistic sampling (otherwise temp could pick + // a token that the grammar would have rejected). + let mut chain = Sampler::chain(); + if let Some(g) = req.sampling.grammar.as_ref() { + chain = chain.grammar(model, g, "root"); + } + if req.sampling.top_k > 0 { + chain = chain.top_k(req.sampling.top_k as i32); + } + if req.sampling.top_p > 0.0 && req.sampling.top_p < 1.0 { + chain = chain.top_p(req.sampling.top_p as f32, 1); + } + // 64 = llama.cpp default last-n window for the penalty calculation. + chain = chain.penalties(64, req.sampling.repeat_penalty, 0.0, 0.0); + let temp = if req.sampling.temperature > 0.0 { + req.sampling.temperature as f32 + } else { + 0.01 + }; + chain.temp(temp).dist(42).build() }; Ok(ActiveSeq { seq_id: _seq_id, @@ -418,5 +666,6 @@ fn start_request( output_so_far: String::new(), response_tx: req.response_tx, started_at: Instant::now(), + persona_id: req.persona_id, }) } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mlx_adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mlx_adapter.rs index 031ac487e..ee3cd2edb 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mlx_adapter.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mlx_adapter.rs @@ -80,11 +80,9 @@ impl MlxAdapter { /// In phase A this just returns a sentinel error so nobody can /// accidentally wire it up yet. pub fn load(_model_path: &Path) -> Result { - Err( - "MlxAdapter::load not implemented — phase A scaffold only. \ + Err("MlxAdapter::load not implemented — phase A scaffold only. \ See docs/inference/MLX-BACKEND.md for the staged plan." - .to_string(), - ) + .to_string()) } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mod.rs index 298249971..1b88a323c 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/mod.rs @@ -180,19 +180,50 @@ pub struct SamplingConfig { pub top_k: usize, /// Top-p (nucleus) sampling: keep smallest set of tokens with cumulative prob >= p. 1.0 = disabled. pub top_p: f64, + /// GBNF grammar (e.g. JSON shape). When Some, scheduler attaches it + /// to the sampler chain BEFORE temp/dist so output is constrained to + /// match the grammar. None = unconstrained. Set by adapters when the + /// caller's request_format demands a structured shape (JsonObject). + pub grammar: Option, } impl SamplingConfig { /// Config for code generation: greedy, moderate repeat penalty. pub fn code() -> Self { - Self { temperature: 0.0, repeat_penalty: 1.1, top_k: 0, top_p: 1.0 } + Self { + temperature: 0.0, + repeat_penalty: 1.1, + top_k: 0, + top_p: 1.0, + grammar: None, + } } /// Config for chat: slight creativity, standard repeat penalty. pub fn chat() -> Self { - Self { temperature: 0.6, repeat_penalty: 1.1, top_k: 40, top_p: 0.95 } + Self { + temperature: 0.6, + repeat_penalty: 1.1, + top_k: 40, + top_p: 0.95, + grammar: None, + } } } +/// Built-in JSON grammar (GBNF) — produces any valid JSON value. Used +/// when callers request `response_format: JsonObject`. Lifted from the +/// llama.cpp grammars/json.gbnf reference grammar; trimmed to the +/// expressions actually needed for chat persona analyze responses. +pub const JSON_GRAMMAR: &str = r#" +root ::= object +value ::= object | array | string | number | ("true" | "false" | "null") ws +object ::= "{" ws ( string ":" ws value ("," ws string ":" ws value)* )? "}" ws +array ::= "[" ws ( value ("," ws value)* )? "]" ws +string ::= "\"" ( [^"\\] | "\\" (["\\/bfnrt] | "u" [0-9a-fA-F] [0-9a-fA-F] [0-9a-fA-F] [0-9a-fA-F]) )* "\"" ws +number ::= ("-"? ([0-9] | [1-9] [0-9]*)) ("." [0-9]+)? ([eE] [-+]? [0-9]+)? ws +ws ::= ([ \t\n] ws)? +"#; + /// Generate text from a prompt using ANY ModelBackend. /// /// One function for all local models. Handles: @@ -249,10 +280,17 @@ pub fn generate( // ── Phase 1: Prefill ── let prefill_start = Instant::now(); let prefill_logits = backend.prefill(&prompt_tokens)?; - backend.device().synchronize().map_err(|e| format!("Prefill sync: {e}"))?; + backend + .device() + .synchronize() + .map_err(|e| format!("Prefill sync: {e}"))?; let prefill_ms = prefill_start.elapsed().as_millis(); - log.info(&format!("Prefill: {} tokens in {}ms ({:.1}ms/tok)", - prompt_len, prefill_ms, prefill_ms as f64 / prompt_len as f64)); + log.info(&format!( + "Prefill: {} tokens in {}ms ({:.1}ms/tok)", + prompt_len, + prefill_ms, + prefill_ms as f64 / prompt_len as f64 + )); let prefill_logits = extract_last_logits(&prefill_logits)?; let (prefill_logits, had_nan) = sanitize_logits_with_flag(&prefill_logits, backend.device())?; @@ -267,7 +305,11 @@ pub fn generate( // Setup sampler from config — no hardcoded defaults. let use_greedy = sampling.temperature <= 0.0; let seed = 299792458u64; // deterministic seed - let top_p = if sampling.top_p < 1.0 { Some(sampling.top_p) } else { None }; + let top_p = if sampling.top_p < 1.0 { + Some(sampling.top_p) + } else { + None + }; let mut logits_processor = if use_greedy { // Greedy: we use our own argmax, but LogitsProcessor still needed as fallback LogitsProcessor::new(seed, Some(0.01), top_p) @@ -282,15 +324,26 @@ pub fn generate( // Print top-10 logits from prefill for comparison with PyTorch if debug_tokens { - let prefill_vec: Vec = prefill_logits.flatten_all() + let prefill_vec: Vec = prefill_logits + .flatten_all() .and_then(|t| t.to_vec1()) .unwrap_or_default(); - let mut indexed: Vec<(usize, f32)> = prefill_vec.iter().enumerate().map(|(i, &v)| (i, v)).collect(); + let mut indexed: Vec<(usize, f32)> = prefill_vec + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, &v)| (i, v)) + .collect(); indexed.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.partial_cmp(&a.1).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal)); eprintln!("Top 10 logits after prefill (Candle GGUF):"); for (rank, &(tid, val)) in indexed.iter().take(10).enumerate() { let decoded = backend.decode(&[tid as u32]).unwrap_or_else(|_| "?".into()); - eprintln!(" {}. token={:>6} logit={:>8.3} {:?}", rank+1, tid, val, &decoded[..decoded.len().min(20)]); + eprintln!( + " {}. token={:>6} logit={:>8.3} {:?}", + rank + 1, + tid, + val, + &decoded[..decoded.len().min(20)] + ); } for &eos_id in backend.eos_token_ids() { if let Some(&val) = prefill_vec.get(eos_id as usize) { @@ -300,7 +353,9 @@ pub fn generate( // Print suppressed token logits for comparison with llama.cpp for &sid in backend.suppress_token_ids() { if let Some(&val) = prefill_vec.get(sid as usize) { - let name = backend.decode(&[sid]).unwrap_or_else(|_| format!("?{}", sid)); + let name = backend + .decode(&[sid]) + .unwrap_or_else(|_| format!("?{}", sid)); eprintln!(" suppress[{}] {:?} logit={:.3}", sid, name, val); } } @@ -311,10 +366,15 @@ pub fn generate( let _eos_ids = backend.eos_token_ids().to_vec(); // Tokens to suppress during generation (architecture-specific control tokens). - let suppress_ids: Vec = backend.suppress_token_ids().iter().map(|&t| t as usize).collect(); + let suppress_ids: Vec = backend + .suppress_token_ids() + .iter() + .map(|&t| t as usize) + .collect(); // Sample first token from prefill logits - let mut prefill_vec: Vec = prefill_logits.to_vec1() + let mut prefill_vec: Vec = prefill_logits + .to_vec1() .map_err(|e| format!("Prefill logits to vec: {e}"))?; apply_logit_processing(&mut prefill_vec, &suppress_ids, &[], sampling); let first_token = if use_greedy { @@ -322,7 +382,8 @@ pub fn generate( } else { let t = Tensor::from_slice(&prefill_vec, prefill_vec.len(), backend.device()) .map_err(|e| format!("Prefill logits to tensor: {e}"))?; - logits_processor.sample(&t) + logits_processor + .sample(&t) .map_err(|e| format!("First token sampling failed: {e}"))? }; @@ -393,13 +454,27 @@ pub fn generate( // Apply suppress + repetition penalty + top-k on logits, then sample. // For greedy: operate entirely on Vec (no GPU round-trip). // For non-greedy: rebuild Tensor for LogitsProcessor. - let mut logits_vec: Vec = logits.to_vec1() + let mut logits_vec: Vec = logits + .to_vec1() .map_err(|e| format!("Logits to vec: {e}"))?; - apply_logit_processing(&mut logits_vec, &suppress_ids, &all_tokens[prompt_len..], sampling); + apply_logit_processing( + &mut logits_vec, + &suppress_ids, + &all_tokens[prompt_len..], + sampling, + ); let next_token = sample_token( - &logits_vec, use_greedy, &mut logits_processor, &logits, backend.device(), - &mut nan_count, i, prompt, &all_tokens[..prompt_len], &log, + &logits_vec, + use_greedy, + &mut logits_processor, + &logits, + backend.device(), + &mut nan_count, + i, + prompt, + &all_tokens[..prompt_len], + &log, )?; let next_token = match next_token { Some(t) => t, @@ -427,8 +502,12 @@ pub fn generate( eprintln!( " tok[{:>3}] id={:<6} {:>20} logits=[{:.1}..{:.1}]{}", - i, next_token, format!("{:?}", &decoded[..decoded.len().min(20)]), - min_logit, max_logit, eos_info + i, + next_token, + format!("{:?}", &decoded[..decoded.len().min(20)]), + min_logit, + max_logit, + eos_info ); } @@ -440,7 +519,12 @@ pub fn generate( } all_tokens.push(next_token); if debug_tokens && i <= 3 { - eprintln!(" → generated token {} at pos {}, total tokens {}", next_token, pos, all_tokens.len()); + eprintln!( + " → generated token {} at pos {}, total tokens {}", + next_token, + pos, + all_tokens.len() + ); } } @@ -467,14 +551,19 @@ pub fn generate( #[cfg(feature = "metal")] if backend.device().is_metal() { if let Ok(metal) = backend.device().as_metal_device() { - metal.release_unused_buffers() + metal + .release_unused_buffers() .map_err(|e| format!("Metal pool cleanup: {e}"))?; } } let gen_ms = gen_start.elapsed().as_millis(); let gen_count = generated_tokens.len(); - let gen_tok_s = if gen_ms > 0 { (gen_count as f64 / gen_ms as f64) * 1000.0 } else { 0.0 }; + let gen_tok_s = if gen_ms > 0 { + (gen_count as f64 / gen_ms as f64) * 1000.0 + } else { + 0.0 + }; log.info(&format!( "Generation: {} tokens in {}ms ({:.1} tok/s)", gen_count, gen_ms, gen_tok_s @@ -512,21 +601,38 @@ pub fn read_gguf_metadata(path: &Path) -> Result { let content = gguf_file::Content::read(&mut file).map_err(|e| format!("Failed to read GGUF: {e}"))?; + // general.architecture is REQUIRED — silently falling back to "llama" would + // route a qwen/mistral/phi/etc. model through the wrong backend and produce + // garbage output or outright crash. Rule-2 violation (fallbacks are illegal) + // fixed 2026-04-23. If a GGUF is missing this metadata, that's a broken file, + // not a thing to paper over. let architecture = content .metadata .get("general.architecture") .and_then(|v| v.to_string().ok()) .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| "llama".to_string()); - - // Try architecture-specific key first, then llama fallback + .ok_or_else(|| format!( + "GGUF {} is missing required metadata key 'general.architecture' — cannot \ + determine backend. Silent fallback to 'llama' has been removed; fix the \ + GGUF file or re-export it with proper metadata.", + path.display() + ))?; + + // Try architecture-specific key first, then llama fallback for the context_length + // key only (some older tools wrote 'llama.context_length' regardless of actual + // architecture). If neither exists, that's a broken GGUF, not a thing to guess 4096 for. let context_length = content .metadata .get(&format!("{architecture}.context_length")) .or_else(|| content.metadata.get("llama.context_length")) .and_then(|v| v.to_u32().ok()) .map(|v| v as usize) - .unwrap_or(4096); + .ok_or_else(|| format!( + "GGUF {} (architecture={architecture}) is missing context_length metadata \ + (tried '{architecture}.context_length' and 'llama.context_length'). Silent \ + fallback to 4096 has been removed; fix the GGUF file.", + path.display() + ))?; let model_name = content .metadata @@ -558,12 +664,18 @@ pub fn load_gguf_backend( let content = gguf_file::Content::read(&mut file).map_err(|e| format!("Failed to read GGUF: {e}"))?; + // Same fallback prohibition as parse_gguf_metadata above — broken GGUF + // metadata must surface as an error, not be guessed into the llama backend. let architecture = content .metadata .get("general.architecture") .and_then(|v| v.to_string().ok()) .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| "llama".to_string()); + .ok_or_else(|| format!( + "GGUF {} is missing required 'general.architecture' metadata — cannot \ + determine backend. Fix the GGUF file or re-export it with proper metadata.", + model_path.display() + ))?; log.info(&format!("GGUF architecture: {architecture}")); @@ -635,10 +747,16 @@ pub fn load_gguf_backend( /// Argmax over a float slice — returns index of the largest value. fn argmax_f32(data: &[f32]) -> usize { - data.iter().enumerate() + data.iter() + .enumerate() .fold((0usize, f32::NEG_INFINITY), |(bi, bv), (i, &v)| { - if v > bv { (i, v) } else { (bi, bv) } - }).0 + if v > bv { + (i, v) + } else { + (bi, bv) + } + }) + .0 } /// Apply token suppression, repetition penalty, and top-k filtering on a logits vector. @@ -707,17 +825,31 @@ fn sample_token( let logits = Tensor::from_slice(logits_vec, logits_vec.len(), device) .map_err(|e| format!("Logits to tensor: {e}"))?; match logits_processor.sample(&logits) { - Ok(token) => { *nan_count = 0; Ok(Some(token)) } + Ok(token) => { + *nan_count = 0; + Ok(Some(token)) + } Err(e) => { *nan_count += 1; if *nan_count > 5 { - log.warn(&format!("Aborting after {} consecutive NaN errors", nan_count)); - save_prompt_replay(prompt, prompt_tokens, &format!("{} consecutive NaN", nan_count)); + log.warn(&format!( + "Aborting after {} consecutive NaN errors", + nan_count + )); + save_prompt_replay( + prompt, + prompt_tokens, + &format!("{} consecutive NaN", nan_count), + ); return Ok(None); } - log.warn(&format!("Sampling failed at token {}, retrying: {}", token_idx, e)); + log.warn(&format!( + "Sampling failed at token {}, retrying: {}", + token_idx, e + )); let (sanitized, _) = sanitize_logits_with_flag(&logits, device)?; - let token = logits_processor.sample(&sanitized) + let token = logits_processor + .sample(&sanitized) .map_err(|e| format!("Sampling failed even after sanitization: {e}"))?; Ok(Some(token)) } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen2_safetensors.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen2_safetensors.rs index a8f56a5ce..16c57e585 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen2_safetensors.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen2_safetensors.rs @@ -89,7 +89,10 @@ impl ModelBackend for Qwen2SafetensorsBackend { } let log = runtime::logger("candle"); - log.debug(&format!("Qwen2 prefill: {} tokens full-batch", tokens.len())); + log.debug(&format!( + "Qwen2 prefill: {} tokens full-batch", + tokens.len() + )); let input = Tensor::new(tokens, &self.device) .map_err(|e| format!("Tensor creation: {e}"))? diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen35_gguf.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen35_gguf.rs index f23f56596..7c74af78a 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen35_gguf.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/backends/qwen35_gguf.rs @@ -142,10 +142,7 @@ impl ModelBackend for Qwen35GgufBackend { } let log = runtime::logger("candle"); - log.debug(&format!( - "Qwen3.5 batch prefilling {} tokens", - tokens.len() - )); + log.debug(&format!("Qwen3.5 batch prefilling {} tokens", tokens.len())); let input = Tensor::new(tokens, &self.device) .map_err(|e| format!("Tensor creation: {e}"))? diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/candle_adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/candle_adapter.rs index dca5d3fd6..19d188d62 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/candle_adapter.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/candle_adapter.rs @@ -12,14 +12,12 @@ use parking_lot::RwLock; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::sync::Arc; +use crate::ai::types::CostPer1kTokens; use crate::ai::{ AIProviderAdapter, ActiveAdapterRequest, AdapterCapabilities, AdapterConfig, ApiStyle, FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, LoRAAdapterInfo, LoRACapabilities, ModelCapability, ModelInfo, RoutingInfo, TextGenerationRequest, TextGenerationResponse, UsageMetrics, }; -use crate::ai::types::{ - CostPer1kTokens, -}; use crate::gpu::make_entry; use crate::gpu::memory_manager::{GpuAllocationGuard, GpuMemoryManager, GpuPriority, GpuSubsystem}; use crate::runtime; @@ -113,6 +111,21 @@ impl CandleAdapter { let config = backends::llamacpp::LlamaCppConfig { model_path: std::path::PathBuf::from(model_path), n_seq_max: local_inference_capacity() as u32, + // Clamp to 32768 tokens. Qwen3.5-4b's GGUF advertises + // n_ctx_train=262144, but allocating F16 KV cache for + // that window on a Mac's unified memory (3 seq × 262144 + // × 32 layers × 2 × 128 head_dim × 4 kv_heads × 2 bytes + // ≈ 51 GB) reliably fails first-decode with + // `llama_decode returned -3` — not a batch issue, a + // "context create nominally succeeded but the first + // batch couldn't find enough KV scratch" failure. 32768 + // tokens matches DMR's default and comfortably holds + // the largest persona RAG context we currently build + // (system+history+tools < 8k tokens for every persona + // path I've observed). Raise this ceiling only after + // the footprint_registry can report actual KV bytes + // per seq and we have telemetry proving headroom. + context_length: Some(32768), ..Default::default() }; let backend = backends::llamacpp::LlamaCppBackend::load(config)?; @@ -411,8 +424,7 @@ fn inference_inner( if backend_guard.is_none() { log.info(&format!("Loading model: {}", resolved_model)); let model: Box = if use_quantized { - load_default_quantized() - .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to load quantized model: {e}"))? + load_default_quantized().map_err(|e| format!("Failed to load quantized model: {e}"))? } else if let Some(local_dir) = find_local_model(resolved_model) { // Local GGUF model found — load from disk (no download needed) log.info(&format!("Found local model: {:?}", local_dir)); @@ -427,13 +439,20 @@ fn inference_inner( let vram_bytes = model.estimated_vram_bytes(); log.info(&format!( "Model loaded: arch={}, format={:?}, context_length={}, model_id={}, vram={:.0}MB", - model.architecture(), model.format(), model.context_length(), model.model_id(), + model.architecture(), + model.format(), + model.context_length(), + model.model_id(), vram_bytes as f64 / (1024.0 * 1024.0) )); if let Some(mgr) = &gpu_mgr { if vram_bytes > 0 { - match mgr.allocate(GpuSubsystem::Inference, vram_bytes, GpuPriority::Interactive) { + match mgr.allocate( + GpuSubsystem::Inference, + vram_bytes, + GpuPriority::Interactive, + ) { Ok(guard) => { mgr.eviction_registry.register(make_entry( &format!("candle:model:{}", model.model_id()), @@ -546,7 +565,10 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { } let path_str = match local_gguf.to_str() { Some(s) => s.to_string(), - None => { log.warn("Eager-load: non-utf8 GGUF path"); return; } + None => { + log.warn("Eager-load: non-utf8 GGUF path"); + return; + } }; let load_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let n_seq_max = local_inference_capacity() as u32; @@ -557,7 +579,8 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { ..Default::default() }; backends::llamacpp::LlamaCppBackend::load(config) - }).await; + }) + .await; match result { Ok(Ok(backend)) => { log.info(&format!( @@ -575,7 +598,9 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { } }); } else { - log.info("Eager-load skipped: no local GGUF found in ~/.cache/huggingface or models dir"); + log.info( + "Eager-load skipped: no local GGUF found in ~/.cache/huggingface or models dir", + ); } } Ok(()) @@ -603,10 +628,14 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { self.use_quantized, self as *const _ )); - let max_tokens = request.max_tokens - .ok_or_else(|| "max_tokens is required for local inference".to_string())? as usize; - let temperature = request.temperature - .ok_or_else(|| "temperature is required for local inference".to_string())? as f64; + let max_tokens = request + .max_tokens + .ok_or_else(|| "max_tokens is required for local inference".to_string())? + as usize; + let temperature = request + .temperature + .ok_or_else(|| "temperature is required for local inference".to_string())? + as f64; // Build sampling config — all values from caller, no silent defaults. // top_k=0 and top_p=1.0 mean "disabled" — these are safe defaults // because they don't change behavior (no filtering applied). @@ -616,6 +645,9 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { repeat_penalty: request.repeat_penalty.unwrap_or(1.0), top_k: request.top_k.unwrap_or(0) as usize, top_p: request.top_p.unwrap_or(1.0) as f64, + // Grammar wiring disabled pending diagnosis (see llamacpp_adapter + // commit revert note). Cognition parser tolerates non-JSON. + grammar: None, }; // Apply LoRA adapters if requested @@ -629,11 +661,12 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { // Resolve requested model — MUST be explicitly provided. // Silent defaults to models that may not exist on the user's machine cause // mysterious failures or wrong-model bugs. - let requested_model = request.model.as_deref() - .ok_or_else(|| format!( + let requested_model = request.model.as_deref().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( "model is required for local inference. Available: 'coder' (14B GGUF), \ 'coder-bf16' (14B BF16). Got no model in request." - ))?; + ) + })?; let model_id = resolve_model_id(requested_model); // Build prompt using the correct chat template for this model. @@ -671,7 +704,11 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { if let Err(e) = std::fs::write(prompt_file, &prompt) { log.warn(&format!("Failed to dump prompt to {}: {}", prompt_file, e)); } else { - log.info(&format!("Prompt dumped to {} ({} chars)", prompt_file, prompt.len())); + log.info(&format!( + "Prompt dumped to {} ({} chars)", + prompt_file, + prompt.len() + )); } } @@ -685,7 +722,11 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { let backend_guard = self.backend.read(); backend_guard.as_ref().and_then(|wrapper| { let loaded = wrapper.0.model_id(); - if loaded != model_id { Some(loaded.to_string()) } else { None } + if loaded != model_id { + Some(loaded.to_string()) + } else { + None + } }) }; if let Some(old_model_id) = needs_switch { @@ -699,7 +740,8 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { self.active_adapters.write().clear(); self.adapter_guards.write().clear(); if let Some(mgr) = &self.gpu_manager { - mgr.eviction_registry.unregister(&format!("candle:model:{}", old_model_id)); + mgr.eviction_registry + .unregister(&format!("candle:model:{}", old_model_id)); } } @@ -731,7 +773,8 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { self.llamacpp_backend.clone(), self.llamacpp_load_gate.clone(), &model_id, - ).await?; + ) + .await?; // The continuous-batching scheduler IS the gate now: capacity is // bounded by `n_seq_max` inside llama.cpp, and overflow requests @@ -746,18 +789,27 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { // no block_in_place pinning a worker, no guard held across await. // We clone the Arc out of the RwLock so the guard // is dropped before we cross into the blocking task. - let llama_arc = self.llamacpp_backend.read() + let llama_arc = self + .llamacpp_backend + .read() .as_ref() .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| "llama.cpp backend not loaded after load attempt".to_string())?; let prompt_for_gen = prompt.clone(); - let temperature = sampling.temperature as f32; + let sampling_for_gen = sampling.clone(); let (output_text, completion_tokens) = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || { let stop_tokens: [&str; 2] = ["<|im_end|>", "<|endoftext|>"]; - llama_arc.generate(&prompt_for_gen, max_tokens, temperature, &stop_tokens, &[]) - }).await - .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp generate task panicked: {e}"))? - .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp generate failed: {e}"))?; + llama_arc.generate( + &prompt_for_gen, + max_tokens, + sampling_for_gen, + &stop_tokens, + &[], + ) + }) + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp generate task panicked: {e}"))? + .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp generate failed: {e}"))?; let new_model_guard: Option = None; // Store model guard if this was a first load @@ -852,8 +904,11 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { capabilities: vec![ModelCapability::TextGeneration, ModelCapability::Chat], context_window: DEFAULT_CONTEXT_WINDOW, max_output_tokens: 4096, - cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { input: 0.0, output: 0.0 }, - tokens_per_second: 15.0, // Local inference — updated at runtime from actual measurements + cost_per_1k_tokens: CostPer1kTokens { + input: 0.0, + output: 0.0, + }, + tokens_per_second: 15.0, // Local inference — updated at runtime from actual measurements supports_streaming: false, supports_tools: false, }] @@ -899,7 +954,10 @@ impl AIProviderAdapter for CandleAdapter { /// Model registry entry loaded from model_registry.json (embedded at compile time). /// TypeScript gets these types via ts-rs — NO hand-written duplicates. #[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize, ts_rs::TS)] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/inference/ModelRegistryEntry.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/inference/ModelRegistryEntry.ts" +)] pub struct ModelRegistryEntry { /// HuggingFace repo ID (canonical source) pub repo: String, @@ -922,7 +980,10 @@ pub struct ModelRegistryEntry { /// Full model registry — maps aliases to model entries. #[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize, ts_rs::TS)] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/inference/ModelRegistry.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/inference/ModelRegistry.ts" +)] pub struct ModelRegistry { pub models: HashMap, } @@ -932,7 +993,9 @@ pub fn load_registry() -> ModelRegistry { let json = include_str!("model_registry.json"); serde_json::from_str(json).unwrap_or_else(|e| { runtime::logger("candle").error(&format!("Failed to parse model registry: {e}")); - ModelRegistry { models: HashMap::new() } + ModelRegistry { + models: HashMap::new(), + } }) } @@ -958,7 +1021,8 @@ pub fn resolve_model_id(requested: &str) -> String { // Fallback: treat as HF repo ID runtime::logger("candle").warn(&format!( - "Model '{}' not in registry — treating as HuggingFace repo ID", requested + "Model '{}' not in registry — treating as HuggingFace repo ID", + requested )); requested.to_string() } @@ -999,15 +1063,23 @@ fn storage_root() -> std::path::PathBuf { fn find_first_local_gguf() -> Option { let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?; let hf_cache = std::path::PathBuf::from(&home).join(".cache/huggingface/hub"); - if !hf_cache.exists() { return None; } + if !hf_cache.exists() { + return None; + } for entry in std::fs::read_dir(&hf_cache).ok()?.flatten() { let name = entry.file_name(); let name_str = name.to_string_lossy(); - if !name_str.starts_with("models--") { continue; } + if !name_str.starts_with("models--") { + continue; + } let snapshots = entry.path().join("snapshots"); - let Ok(snaps) = std::fs::read_dir(&snapshots) else { continue; }; + let Ok(snaps) = std::fs::read_dir(&snapshots) else { + continue; + }; for snap in snaps.flatten() { - let Ok(files) = std::fs::read_dir(snap.path()) else { continue; }; + let Ok(files) = std::fs::read_dir(snap.path()) else { + continue; + }; for f in files.flatten() { let p = f.path(); if p.extension().and_then(|s| s.to_str()) == Some("gguf") { @@ -1047,8 +1119,7 @@ async fn ensure_llamacpp_loaded_async( "No GGUF for model '{}'. Ensure the model is downloaded to ~/.continuum/genome/models or HF cache.", model_id ))?; - let path_str = gguf_path.to_str() - .ok_or("non-utf8 model path")?.to_string(); + let path_str = gguf_path.to_str().ok_or("non-utf8 model path")?.to_string(); log.info(&format!("Loading llama.cpp backend: {}", path_str)); let load_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let backend = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || { @@ -1058,8 +1129,9 @@ async fn ensure_llamacpp_loaded_async( ..Default::default() }; backends::llamacpp::LlamaCppBackend::load(config) - }).await - .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp load task panicked: {e}"))??; + }) + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("llama.cpp load task panicked: {e}"))??; log.info(&format!( "llama.cpp backend ready ({:.2}s)", load_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64() @@ -1088,12 +1160,18 @@ fn find_local_gguf(model_id: &str) -> Option { // Fall back to HF cache let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?; let hf_cache = std::path::PathBuf::from(&home).join(".cache/huggingface/hub"); - if !hf_cache.exists() { return None; } + if !hf_cache.exists() { + return None; + } for entry in std::fs::read_dir(&hf_cache).ok()?.flatten() { let name = entry.file_name(); let name_str = name.to_string_lossy(); // Match "models--**" or a fuzzy match on slug - if name_str.starts_with("models--") && name_str.to_lowercase().contains(&model_id.to_lowercase().replace('/', "--")) { + if name_str.starts_with("models--") + && name_str + .to_lowercase() + .contains(&model_id.to_lowercase().replace('/', "--")) + { // Look inside snapshots// for a .gguf file let snapshots = entry.path().join("snapshots"); if let Ok(snaps) = std::fs::read_dir(&snapshots) { @@ -1156,15 +1234,13 @@ fn find_model_in_dir(model_id: &str, models_dir: &std::path::Path) -> Option Optionsystem\nYou are a coding agent.<|im_end|>")); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/compute_router.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/compute_router.rs index 70d6f7955..3033dc20c 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/compute_router.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/compute_router.rs @@ -40,17 +40,29 @@ pub struct OpShape { impl OpShape { /// Matmul: m×k×n pub fn matmul(m: usize, k: usize, n: usize) -> Self { - Self { flops: m * k * n, is_matmul: true, is_sequential: false } + Self { + flops: m * k * n, + is_matmul: true, + is_sequential: false, + } } /// Elementwise op on n elements pub fn elementwise(n: usize) -> Self { - Self { flops: n, is_matmul: false, is_sequential: false } + Self { + flops: n, + is_matmul: false, + is_sequential: false, + } } /// Sequential recurrence step (small matmul inside a loop) pub fn recurrence_step(m: usize, k: usize, n: usize) -> Self { - Self { flops: m * k * n, is_matmul: true, is_sequential: true } + Self { + flops: m * k * n, + is_matmul: true, + is_sequential: true, + } } } @@ -67,16 +79,16 @@ impl Thresholds { fn for_tier(tier: ChipTier) -> Self { match tier { ChipTier::AppleSilicon => Self { - matmul_cpu_ceiling: 500_000, // ~128×128×32 = 524K → CPU - sequential_always_cpu: true, // DeltaNet recurrence → always CPU + matmul_cpu_ceiling: 500_000, // ~128×128×32 = 524K → CPU + sequential_always_cpu: true, // DeltaNet recurrence → always CPU }, ChipTier::AppleSiliconAdvanced => Self { - matmul_cpu_ceiling: 100_000, // M4/M5: lower dispatch overhead - sequential_always_cpu: true, // Even on M5, sequential → CPU (benchmark may override) + matmul_cpu_ceiling: 100_000, // M4/M5: lower dispatch overhead + sequential_always_cpu: true, // Even on M5, sequential → CPU (benchmark may override) }, ChipTier::Cuda => Self { - matmul_cpu_ceiling: 50_000, // CUDA: very low dispatch overhead - sequential_always_cpu: false, // CUDA can handle sequential with fused kernels + matmul_cpu_ceiling: 50_000, // CUDA: very low dispatch overhead + sequential_always_cpu: false, // CUDA can handle sequential with fused kernels }, ChipTier::CpuOnly => Self { matmul_cpu_ceiling: usize::MAX, @@ -159,7 +171,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn small_matmul_routes_to_cpu() { - let router = ComputeRouter { tier: ChipTier::AppleSilicon, gpu_device: None }; + let router = ComputeRouter { + tier: ChipTier::AppleSilicon, + gpu_device: None, + }; // 128×128×128 = 2M flops — above 500K but let's test smaller let op = OpShape::matmul(32, 128, 32); // 131K flops assert_eq!(router.route(&op), ComputeTarget::Cpu); @@ -167,21 +182,30 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn large_matmul_routes_to_gpu() { - let router = ComputeRouter { tier: ChipTier::AppleSilicon, gpu_device: None }; + let router = ComputeRouter { + tier: ChipTier::AppleSilicon, + gpu_device: None, + }; let op = OpShape::matmul(2560, 8192, 1); // 21M flops assert_eq!(router.route(&op), ComputeTarget::Gpu); } #[test] fn sequential_always_cpu_on_apple() { - let router = ComputeRouter { tier: ChipTier::AppleSiliconAdvanced, gpu_device: None }; + let router = ComputeRouter { + tier: ChipTier::AppleSiliconAdvanced, + gpu_device: None, + }; let op = OpShape::recurrence_step(128, 128, 128); // 2M flops, but sequential assert_eq!(router.route(&op), ComputeTarget::Cpu); } #[test] fn cuda_handles_sequential() { - let router = ComputeRouter { tier: ChipTier::Cuda, gpu_device: None }; + let router = ComputeRouter { + tier: ChipTier::Cuda, + gpu_device: None, + }; let op = OpShape::recurrence_step(128, 128, 128); assert_eq!(router.route(&op), ComputeTarget::Gpu); // CUDA has fused kernels } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/costs.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/costs.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..48ab246e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/costs.rs @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +//! Spill / reload cost heuristics per `ResourceType`. +//! +//! Isolated into its own module so the cost model — which the eviction +//! policy depends on for "what's cheapest to spill" decisions — has its +//! own visible surface and its own tests. When Phase 4.0 telemetry lands +//! and we start refining these from real measurements, this is the file +//! to edit. +//! +//! Why split out: +//! +//! - **Policy invariants are testable.** The eviction algorithm assumes +//! relative orderings ("KV is cheaper to spill than ModelWeights", +//! "TokenizerCache is effectively un-evictable"). With the heuristic +//! in its own module those invariants get explicit tests instead of +//! being implicit in the eviction integration tests. +//! +//! - **Future replacement is clean.** When real measurements replace +//! heuristics, only this file changes — the registry's behavior tests +//! stay untouched because the cost contract (returns spill_us + +//! reload_us) doesn't change. +//! +//! See §13.4 of `docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md` for the +//! design context behind these initial estimates. + +use super::types::ResourceType; + +/// Default spill/reload cost heuristics keyed on resource type. Returns +/// `(spill_micros, reload_micros)`. Used by `FootprintEntry::new` for the +/// initial cost estimate when a backend hasn't yet supplied measurements. +/// +/// **Invariants the eviction policy depends on** (locked in by tests): +/// +/// - `KvCache.spill < ModelWeights.spill` — KV is the right thing to evict +/// first under pressure; model weights are last. +/// - `LoraAdapter.spill == 0` — adapters aren't really spilled, they're +/// discarded and re-downloaded; the "spill" concept is a no-op for them. +/// - `TokenizerCache.spill > KvCache.spill * 1000` — tokenizer should +/// never appear in eviction plans; the absurd cost reflects its "permanent" +/// status. +pub(super) fn default_costs_for(resource_type: &ResourceType, bytes: u64) -> (u64, u64) { + // NVMe write/read: ~1 GB/s sustained on M5 (conservative; real PCIe5 + // hits 14 GB/s but we account for overhead). bytes/1_000 = micros. + let nvme_micros = bytes / 1_000; + // GPU upload from CPU: ~5 GB/s on Apple Silicon unified memory. + let gpu_upload_micros = bytes / 5_000; + + match resource_type { + ResourceType::KvCache => ( + nvme_micros, // spill: raw write + nvme_micros + gpu_upload_micros, // reload: read + GPU upload + ), + ResourceType::LoraAdapter => ( + // Adapters are usually cheaper to evict (re-download from + // storage) than spill. Treat eviction cost as 0 (storage + // is fast); reload is HF download + GPU upload. + 0, + 500_000 + gpu_upload_micros, // ~500ms HF roundtrip + upload + ), + ResourceType::ModelWeights => ( + // Almost never spillable in practice — model load is + // multi-second, mmap'd from disk. Mark spill as expensive + // so the eviction policy avoids it. + 5_000_000, // 5 seconds (mmap teardown) + 5_000_000 + nvme_micros, // load + read + ), + ResourceType::RenderBuffer | ResourceType::AudioPipeline | ResourceType::VideoPipeline => { + // Pipeline buffers — small, fast to recreate. Effectively + // free to evict. + (1_000, 10_000) + } + ResourceType::TokenizerCache => ( + // Tokenizer is small (~2MB) and mmap'd; treat as effectively + // permanent. Spill cost set high so the policy never picks it. + 10_000_000, 10_000_000, + ), + ResourceType::Other(_) => (nvme_micros, nvme_micros + gpu_upload_micros), + } +} + +// ─── Tests — policy invariants ────────────────────────────────────────── +// +// These tests don't probe specific numeric values (those are heuristics +// and will change with telemetry). They probe ORDERING invariants that +// the eviction policy depends on. If future telemetry inverts one of +// these orderings, the eviction algorithm's assumptions also need to +// be revisited — a failing test here is a load-bearing signal, not noise. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: KV cache becoming more expensive to spill than + /// model weights. The eviction policy picks the cheapest-per-byte to + /// evict first; if KV ever costs more than model weights, the policy + /// would evict model weights first under pressure (catastrophic — + /// model reload is multi-second user-visible latency vs KV reload + /// which is hidden inside the next prefill). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: bumped KvCache spill to 10× ModelWeights + /// (changed nvme_micros to nvme_micros * 1000), test fails on the + /// kv < weights assertion; reverted. + #[test] + fn kv_cache_spill_is_cheaper_than_model_weights() { + let bytes = 100_000_000; // 100 MB — same size for fair comparison + let (kv_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::KvCache, bytes); + let (mw_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::ModelWeights, bytes); + assert!( + kv_spill < mw_spill, + "KV spill ({kv_spill}us) must be cheaper than ModelWeights spill ({mw_spill}us) — \ + eviction policy depends on this ordering" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: LoRA adapter spill cost becoming nonzero. The + /// design treats adapters as "evict by discard, reload by re-download" + /// — there's no actual spill operation for them. If spill > 0, the + /// policy would account for a cost that doesn't exist and might + /// avoid evicting an adapter when it's the right call. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: hardcoded LoraAdapter spill to nvme_micros; + /// test fails on assert(spill == 0); reverted. + #[test] + fn lora_adapter_spill_is_zero() { + let (spill, _reload) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::LoraAdapter, 50_000_000); + assert_eq!( + spill, 0, + "LoRA adapters aren't spilled — they're discarded + re-downloaded. \ + Spill cost must be 0 to reflect that contract." + ); + } + + /// What this catches: TokenizerCache slipping into 'evictable' cost + /// range. Tokenizer is a few MB, mmap'd, effectively permanent — if + /// its cost is ever cheap enough to appear in an eviction plan, the + /// model loses its tokenizer mid-decode (catastrophic). The 1000× + /// margin guards against future heuristic tweaks accidentally lowering + /// it into the policy's eviction-candidate band. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed TokenizerCache spill to nvme_micros + /// (cheap), test fails on the 1000× margin assertion; reverted. + #[test] + fn tokenizer_cache_spill_is_effectively_unbounded() { + let bytes = 2_000_000; // ~2 MB tokenizer + let (tc_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::TokenizerCache, bytes); + let (kv_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::KvCache, bytes); + assert!( + tc_spill > kv_spill.saturating_mul(1000), + "TokenizerCache spill ({tc_spill}us) must dwarf KvCache spill ({kv_spill}us) \ + by ≥1000× so the eviction policy never picks it" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: ModelWeights reload cost dropping below spill + /// cost. Reload >= spill is a structural invariant (you can't reload + /// faster than you spilled — both involve the same byte movement + /// plus extra work). Useful as a sanity check that future telemetry + /// edits don't invert this. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: swapped spill/reload returns for ModelWeights, + /// test fails on the spill <= reload assertion; reverted. + #[test] + fn reload_is_at_least_as_expensive_as_spill_for_each_type() { + for rt in [ + ResourceType::KvCache, + ResourceType::LoraAdapter, + ResourceType::ModelWeights, + ResourceType::RenderBuffer, + ResourceType::TokenizerCache, + ResourceType::Other("custom".to_string()), + ] { + let (spill, reload) = default_costs_for(&rt, 100_000_000); + assert!( + reload >= spill, + "ResourceType::{rt:?}: reload ({reload}us) < spill ({spill}us) — \ + reload should never be cheaper than spill (same bytes + extra work)" + ); + } + } + + /// What this catches: cost functions returning the same (spill, reload) + /// for byte size 0 vs byte size 1MB. Costs MUST scale with bytes for + /// the bytes-bearing types (KV, ModelWeights, custom Other) — otherwise + /// the policy can't differentiate "evict this 1KB entry" from "evict + /// this 1GB entry." + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: replaced bytes/1_000 with constant 1000, + /// test fails on the inequality (zero ≠ million bytes producing + /// different costs); reverted. + #[test] + fn cost_scales_with_bytes_for_size_dependent_types() { + let (zero_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::KvCache, 0); + let (mil_spill, _) = default_costs_for(&ResourceType::KvCache, 1_000_000); + assert!( + mil_spill > zero_spill, + "KvCache spill should scale with bytes; 0-byte entry: {zero_spill}us, 1MB: {mil_spill}us" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/mod.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d69d3704c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/mod.rs @@ -0,0 +1,757 @@ +//! Per-component memory footprint registry — "what are we made of?" +//! +//! Per §13 of `docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md`: GpuMonitor +//! (§12) tells the policy WHAT pressure looks like; the registry tells +//! it WHAT to do about it. Without per-component attribution the policy +//! knows "we're at 90% of process limit" but has no idea WHICH of N +//! things in our process is biggest, cheapest to spill, or worth +//! keeping hot. +//! +//! Every allocation site (KV slots, LoRA adapters, model weights, +//! render buffers, tokenizer caches, audio/video pipelines) reports +//! bytes via a single DashMap keyed on (persona, recipe, backend, +//! resource type, residency). Reporting is unconditional and cheap; +//! no `#[cfg]`, no platform branches. +//! +//! The registry's `cheapest_eviction_for` is what makes paging real: +//! given "free X bytes," it returns a plan picking the lowest-cost +//! combination of evictable entries. Cost-driven, not type-prioritized. +//! +//! Module layout: +//! +//! - `mod.rs` (this file) — `FootprintRegistry` impl, global singleton, +//! integration tests across the registry's behavior. +//! - `types.rs` — pure data shapes (ResourceType, FootprintKey, +//! FootprintEntry, EvictionPlan, RegistryHealth, RegistrySnapshot) +//! + key constructors. Independently testable for layout/equality. +//! - `costs.rs` — spill/reload heuristics per ResourceType + tests for +//! policy invariants (KV cheaper than ModelWeights to spill, etc.). +//! The file Phase 4.0 telemetry will replace as measurements mature. + +mod costs; +mod types; + +pub use types::{ + EvictionPlan, FootprintEntry, FootprintKey, RegistryHealth, RegistrySnapshot, ResourceType, +}; + +use dashmap::DashMap; +use std::collections::HashMap; +use std::sync::OnceLock; +use std::time::SystemTime; +use uuid::Uuid; + +/// The registry. DashMap-backed so multiple personas / threads can +/// add+remove concurrently without contention (sharded internally). +pub struct FootprintRegistry { + entries: DashMap, +} + +impl FootprintRegistry { + pub fn new() -> Self { + Self { + entries: DashMap::new(), + } + } + + /// Record `bytes` of resource for the given key. If the key + /// already exists, ADDS to the existing count (treating each call + /// as a delta). For "set authoritative size from backend," use + /// `report_authoritative` instead. + pub fn add(&self, key: FootprintKey, bytes: u64) { + let resource_type = key.resource_type.clone(); + self.entries + .entry(key) + .and_modify(|e| { + e.bytes = e.bytes.saturating_add(bytes); + e.last_active = SystemTime::now(); + }) + .or_insert_with(|| FootprintEntry::new(bytes, &resource_type)); + } + + /// Remove `bytes` of resource. If the entry's bytes drop to zero + /// the entry itself is removed (no zero-byte ghost entries). + pub fn remove(&self, key: &FootprintKey, bytes: u64) { + let mut should_delete = false; + if let Some(mut entry) = self.entries.get_mut(key) { + entry.bytes = entry.bytes.saturating_sub(bytes); + should_delete = entry.bytes == 0; + } + if should_delete { + self.entries.remove(key); + } + } + + /// Touch an entry's last-active timestamp without changing its + /// bytes. Used by the policy when a slot is accessed to mark it + /// recently-active for LRU eviction priority. + pub fn touch(&self, key: &FootprintKey) { + if let Some(mut entry) = self.entries.get_mut(key) { + entry.last_active = SystemTime::now(); + } + } + + /// Backend reports authoritative byte count (overrides our internal + /// accounting). Sets `backend_reported = true`. Used when + /// `LlamaCppBackend::seq_bytes()` returns the true GPU-resident + /// count and we want it to win over whatever our accounting says. + pub fn report_authoritative(&self, key: FootprintKey, bytes: u64) { + let resource_type = key.resource_type.clone(); + self.entries + .entry(key) + .and_modify(|e| { + e.bytes = bytes; + e.last_active = SystemTime::now(); + e.backend_reported = true; + }) + .or_insert_with(|| { + let mut e = FootprintEntry::new(bytes, &resource_type); + e.backend_reported = true; + e + }); + } + + /// Total bytes attributed to a persona across all resource types + /// and residencies. The "how big is Helper right now?" answer. + pub fn persona_total(&self, persona_id: Uuid) -> u64 { + self.entries + .iter() + .filter(|e| e.key().persona_id == Some(persona_id)) + .map(|e| e.value().bytes) + .sum() + } + + /// Bytes broken down by resource type globally. The "where's the + /// weight?" answer — usually the model weights dominate. + pub fn by_resource_type(&self) -> HashMap { + let mut by_type = HashMap::new(); + for entry in self.entries.iter() { + *by_type + .entry(entry.key().resource_type.clone()) + .or_insert(0u64) += entry.value().bytes; + } + by_type + } + + /// Total bytes across the entire registry. Cross-checked against + /// the GpuMonitor's process_bytes by `sanity_check`. + pub fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { + self.entries.iter().map(|e| e.value().bytes).sum() + } + + /// Cheapest combination of evictable entries that would free at + /// least `target_bytes`. Greedy approximation — picks entries by + /// ascending cost-per-byte (spill_micros / bytes), excluding + /// personas in `exclude_personas` (typically the currently-speaking + /// persona, which the policy doesn't want to evict). + /// + /// Returns `None` if no combination of evictable entries can free + /// the target — caller surfaces a clear "not enough evictable + /// memory" error rather than partial eviction. + pub fn cheapest_eviction_for( + &self, + target_bytes: u64, + exclude_personas: &[Uuid], + ) -> Option { + if target_bytes == 0 { + return Some(EvictionPlan { + entries: Vec::new(), + bytes_freed: 0, + estimated_cost_micros: 0, + }); + } + + // Collect all evictable candidates with their cost-per-byte. + let mut candidates: Vec<(FootprintKey, FootprintEntry, f64)> = self + .entries + .iter() + .filter(|e| { + let key = e.key(); + // Excluded personas: don't evict their slots. + if let Some(pid) = key.persona_id { + if exclude_personas.contains(&pid) { + return false; + } + } + // Bytes > 0 (zero-byte entries are useless to evict). + e.value().bytes > 0 + }) + .map(|e| { + let entry = e.value().clone(); + let cost_per_byte = if entry.bytes > 0 { + entry.spill_cost_micros as f64 / entry.bytes as f64 + } else { + f64::INFINITY + }; + (e.key().clone(), entry, cost_per_byte) + }) + .collect(); + + // Cheapest first. + candidates.sort_by(|a, b| a.2.partial_cmp(&b.2).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal)); + + let mut plan_entries = Vec::new(); + let mut bytes_freed = 0u64; + let mut estimated_cost = 0u64; + for (key, entry, _) in candidates { + if bytes_freed >= target_bytes { + break; + } + bytes_freed = bytes_freed.saturating_add(entry.bytes); + estimated_cost = estimated_cost.saturating_add(entry.spill_cost_micros); + plan_entries.push((key, entry)); + } + + if bytes_freed >= target_bytes { + Some(EvictionPlan { + entries: plan_entries, + bytes_freed, + estimated_cost_micros: estimated_cost, + }) + } else { + None + } + } + + /// Cross-check: registry sum vs OS-reported process_bytes from + /// the monitor. Drift > threshold = something allocates without + /// reporting (bug to chase). Returns Healthy or Drifted with the + /// observed values. + pub fn sanity_check( + &self, + monitor: &dyn crate::gpu::GpuMonitor, + drift_pct_threshold: f32, + ) -> RegistryHealth { + let registry_total = self.total_bytes(); + let monitor_total = monitor.process_bytes(); + if monitor_total == 0 { + // Monitor doesn't report (e.g., CPU fallback under no + // pressure) — can't compare meaningfully. Treat as healthy. + return RegistryHealth::Healthy { drift_pct: 0.0 }; + } + let drift = (registry_total as f64 - monitor_total as f64).abs(); + let drift_pct = (drift / monitor_total as f64 * 100.0) as f32; + if drift_pct > drift_pct_threshold { + RegistryHealth::Drifted { + registry_total, + monitor_process_bytes: monitor_total, + drift_pct, + } + } else { + RegistryHealth::Healthy { drift_pct } + } + } + + /// Number of distinct entries currently tracked. For diagnostics. + pub fn entry_count(&self) -> usize { + self.entries.len() + } + + /// Owned point-in-time view of the registry. Single iteration over + /// the DashMap aggregates total bytes, by_resource_type, by_persona + /// in one pass — cheaper than calling each accessor separately when + /// a caller needs the full picture (logs, telemetry, jtag command). + /// + /// The snapshot is a passive copy; mutating it doesn't affect the + /// live registry. Returned shape is `Serialize` so it can be JSON- + /// dumped directly into a log line or IPC frame. + pub fn snapshot(&self) -> RegistrySnapshot { + let mut total_bytes: u64 = 0; + let mut entry_count: usize = 0; + let mut by_resource_type: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + let mut by_persona: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + for entry in self.entries.iter() { + let key = entry.key(); + let value = entry.value(); + entry_count += 1; + total_bytes = total_bytes.saturating_add(value.bytes); + *by_resource_type + .entry(key.resource_type.clone()) + .or_insert(0) += value.bytes; + if let Some(pid) = key.persona_id { + *by_persona.entry(pid).or_insert(0) += value.bytes; + } + } + RegistrySnapshot { + total_bytes, + entry_count, + by_resource_type, + by_persona, + } + } +} + +impl Default for FootprintRegistry { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + +// ─── Global singleton ────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// +// One process-wide registry so every allocation site (model loader, KV +// allocator, LoRA paging, render pipeline) reports through the same +// surface. Mirrors `model_registry::singleton` but uses lazy `get_or_init` +// instead of an explicit `init_global` because `FootprintRegistry::new()` +// can't fail (no I/O, no parsing — empty DashMap). That removes the +// "did someone wire init?" footgun: any caller can read or write at any +// time without pre-boot ceremony. + +static GLOBAL: OnceLock = OnceLock::new(); + +/// The process-wide registry. Lazy-initialized on first call. Safe to +/// invoke from any thread, any phase of startup. Idempotent — every +/// caller gets the same `&'static` reference. +pub fn global() -> &'static FootprintRegistry { + GLOBAL.get_or_init(FootprintRegistry::new) +} + +/// Non-panicking accessor that returns `None` if the global hasn't been +/// touched yet. Useful when the caller wants to assert "no allocations +/// reported" (test isolation) or when the caller is in a phase where +/// initializing the registry would be premature (e.g., crash-safe +/// shutdown handlers). +pub fn try_global() -> Option<&'static FootprintRegistry> { + GLOBAL.get() +} + +// ─── Tests — registry behavior + singleton ───────────────────────────── +// +// Type-shape tests (key distinctness, constructor field ownership) live +// in types::tests. Cost heuristic invariants live in costs::tests. The +// tests below exercise registry BEHAVIOR — adds, removes, queries, +// eviction planning, sanity check, snapshot, singleton identity. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::gpu::MockMonitor; + use crate::inference::kv_quant::Residency; + + fn persona_kv_key(persona_id: Uuid) -> FootprintKey { + FootprintKey::for_persona(persona_id, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active) + } + + /// What this catches: add() not creating new entries OR not + /// summing into existing ones. Both directions of the basic API. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed and_modify to overwrite (not add), + /// test fails because second add doesn't accumulate; reverted. + #[test] + fn add_creates_new_entry_and_sums_into_existing() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let key = persona_kv_key(Uuid::new_v4()); + reg.add(key.clone(), 1000); + assert_eq!(reg.entry_count(), 1); + assert_eq!(reg.total_bytes(), 1000); + reg.add(key.clone(), 500); + assert_eq!( + reg.entry_count(), + 1, + "second add merges into existing entry" + ); + assert_eq!(reg.total_bytes(), 1500); + } + + /// What this catches: remove() leaving zero-byte ghost entries that + /// inflate entry_count() and waste lookup time. When bytes hit 0, + /// the entry should be removed entirely. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed the should_delete branch, test + /// fails because entry_count stays at 1 with 0 bytes; reverted. + #[test] + fn remove_deletes_entry_when_bytes_reach_zero() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let key = persona_kv_key(Uuid::new_v4()); + reg.add(key.clone(), 1000); + reg.remove(&key, 1000); + assert_eq!(reg.entry_count(), 0, "zero-byte entry should be removed"); + assert_eq!(reg.total_bytes(), 0); + + reg.add(key.clone(), 1000); + reg.remove(&key, 300); + assert_eq!(reg.entry_count(), 1); + assert_eq!(reg.total_bytes(), 700); + } + + /// What this catches: persona_total summing across the wrong + /// dimension (e.g., aggregating by resource type instead of + /// persona). The policy uses this to answer "how big is X?" — + /// wrong sum = wrong eviction plan. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed filter to match recipe_id, test + /// fails because cross-persona contamination shows up; reverted. + #[test] + fn persona_total_aggregates_across_resource_types_for_one_persona() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let helper = Uuid::new_v4(); + let teacher = Uuid::new_v4(); + + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(helper, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(helper, ResourceType::LoraAdapter, Residency::Active), + 500, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(teacher, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 2000, + ); + + assert_eq!(reg.persona_total(helper), 1500); + assert_eq!(reg.persona_total(teacher), 2000); + assert_eq!(reg.persona_total(Uuid::new_v4()), 0); + } + + /// What this catches: by_resource_type aggregation losing entries + /// (e.g., insert-vs-merge bug). Total of by_resource_type values + /// must equal total_bytes — if not, some entry got dropped. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed `+=` to `=`, test fails because + /// the second persona's KV bytes overwrite the first; reverted. + #[test] + fn by_resource_type_sums_match_total_bytes() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let p1 = Uuid::new_v4(); + let p2 = Uuid::new_v4(); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p1, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p2, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 2000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p1, ResourceType::LoraAdapter, Residency::Active), + 500, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::shared(ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active), + 2_500_000_000, + ); + + let by_type = reg.by_resource_type(); + let sum: u64 = by_type.values().sum(); + assert_eq!(sum, reg.total_bytes(), "by_type sum must equal total"); + assert_eq!(by_type.get(&ResourceType::KvCache).copied(), Some(3000)); + assert_eq!(by_type.get(&ResourceType::LoraAdapter).copied(), Some(500)); + assert_eq!( + by_type.get(&ResourceType::ModelWeights).copied(), + Some(2_500_000_000) + ); + } + + /// What this catches: report_authoritative not flipping the + /// `backend_reported` flag, which would prevent sanity_check from + /// distinguishing ground-truth entries from accounting drift. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed the backend_reported = true line, + /// test fails because the flag stays false; reverted. + #[test] + fn report_authoritative_marks_entry_as_backend_reported() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let key = persona_kv_key(Uuid::new_v4()); + reg.add(key.clone(), 500); + let initial = reg.entries.get(&key).unwrap().clone(); + assert!(!initial.backend_reported); + + reg.report_authoritative(key.clone(), 1000); + let after = reg.entries.get(&key).unwrap().clone(); + assert!( + after.backend_reported, + "authoritative report should flip the flag" + ); + assert_eq!( + after.bytes, 1000, + "authoritative report overwrites, doesn't add" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: cheapest_eviction_for picking expensive + /// entries before cheap ones (sort direction wrong, or cost-per-byte + /// computation inverted). Greedy ordering MUST be ascending cost. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: reversed sort (descending), test fails + /// because the model_weights entry (high cost) appears in the plan + /// when KV (low cost) would have sufficed; reverted. + #[test] + fn cheapest_eviction_picks_lowest_cost_per_byte_first() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let p1 = Uuid::new_v4(); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p1, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1_000_000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::shared(ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active), + 2_500_000_000, + ); + + let plan = reg + .cheapest_eviction_for(500_000, &[]) + .expect("plan should exist"); + assert!(plan.bytes_freed >= 500_000); + let has_model = plan + .entries + .iter() + .any(|(k, _)| matches!(k.resource_type, ResourceType::ModelWeights)); + assert!( + !has_model, + "shouldn't evict model weights when KV alone suffices" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: cheapest_eviction_for ignoring the + /// exclude_personas filter and evicting the active speaker. The + /// policy uses this to protect the currently-speaking persona; + /// failure here = mid-conversation eviction. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed the contains() check, test fails + /// because the active speaker's KV appears in the plan; reverted. + #[test] + fn cheapest_eviction_respects_exclude_personas() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let active = Uuid::new_v4(); + let idle = Uuid::new_v4(); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(active, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1_000_000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(idle, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1_000_000, + ); + + let plan = reg + .cheapest_eviction_for(500_000, &[active]) + .expect("plan exists"); + for (key, _) in &plan.entries { + assert_ne!( + key.persona_id, + Some(active), + "active speaker must not appear in eviction plan" + ); + } + } + + /// What this catches: cheapest_eviction_for returning a partial + /// plan when target is unachievable (silently under-delivers). + /// The policy needs `None` so it can surface a clear error to + /// the user instead of evicting half what's needed. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned Some(partial_plan), test fails + /// because partial plan is the wrong contract; reverted. + #[test] + fn cheapest_eviction_returns_none_when_target_unachievable() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let p = Uuid::new_v4(); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1000, + ); + + let plan = reg.cheapest_eviction_for(1_000_000, &[]); + assert!( + plan.is_none(), + "should return None when target can't be reached" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: target_bytes=0 panic / inefficient processing. + /// Edge case: policy queries "free 0 bytes" should return an empty + /// plan immediately, not iterate the whole registry. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed the early-return, test still + /// passes because empty plan is computed correctly; but it iterates + /// unnecessarily. Kept the early-return for clarity + perf. + #[test] + fn cheapest_eviction_zero_target_returns_empty_plan() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + reg.add(persona_kv_key(Uuid::new_v4()), 1000); + let plan = reg + .cheapest_eviction_for(0, &[]) + .expect("zero target should yield empty plan"); + assert!(plan.entries.is_empty()); + assert_eq!(plan.bytes_freed, 0); + } + + /// What this catches: sanity_check incorrectly reporting Healthy + /// when registry total drifts significantly from monitor's + /// process_bytes. The policy uses this signal to flag "something + /// allocates without reporting" bugs. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed > to <, test fails because + /// Drifted scenario reports Healthy; reverted. + #[test] + fn sanity_check_detects_drift_above_threshold() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let monitor = MockMonitor::new(8 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024); + + reg.add(persona_kv_key(Uuid::new_v4()), 1_000_000_000); + monitor.set_process_bytes(1_050_000_000); + let health = reg.sanity_check(&monitor, 10.0); + assert!(matches!(health, RegistryHealth::Healthy { .. })); + + monitor.set_process_bytes(2_000_000_000); + let drifted = reg.sanity_check(&monitor, 10.0); + match drifted { + RegistryHealth::Drifted { + registry_total, + monitor_process_bytes, + drift_pct, + } => { + assert_eq!(registry_total, 1_000_000_000); + assert_eq!(monitor_process_bytes, 2_000_000_000); + assert!(drift_pct > 40.0, "drift should be ~50%, got {drift_pct}"); + } + _ => panic!("expected Drifted, got {drifted:?}"), + } + } + + /// What this catches: `snapshot()` returning numbers that disagree + /// with the live accessors. Single-pass aggregation MUST match what + /// `total_bytes()`, `by_resource_type()`, and `persona_total()` + /// return — otherwise telemetry shows one number while the policy + /// makes decisions on a different one. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed by_persona insertion to skip the + /// persona_id (treating shared keys as person-attributed), test fails + /// because by_persona contains ghost entries for shared keys; reverted. + #[test] + fn snapshot_matches_live_accessors() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let p1 = Uuid::new_v4(); + let p2 = Uuid::new_v4(); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p1, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 1000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p1, ResourceType::LoraAdapter, Residency::Active), + 500, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p2, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 2000, + ); + reg.add( + FootprintKey::shared(ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active), + 2_500_000_000, + ); + + let snap = reg.snapshot(); + assert_eq!(snap.total_bytes, reg.total_bytes()); + assert_eq!(snap.entry_count, reg.entry_count()); + assert_eq!(snap.by_resource_type, reg.by_resource_type()); + assert_eq!( + snap.by_persona.get(&p1).copied(), + Some(reg.persona_total(p1)) + ); + assert_eq!( + snap.by_persona.get(&p2).copied(), + Some(reg.persona_total(p2)) + ); + assert_eq!( + snap.by_persona.values().sum::(), + 1500 + 2000, + "by_persona sum excludes the shared model_weights entry" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: `snapshot()` reading from a stale live view. + /// Snapshot must reflect ALL writes that completed before snapshot() + /// returned, even ones interleaved with reads. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: implicit — single-pass DashMap iteration is + /// the only implementation that satisfies this; alternative designs + /// (cached snapshot updated on write) would race. + #[test] + fn snapshot_reflects_writes_completed_before_call() { + let reg = FootprintRegistry::new(); + let p = Uuid::new_v4(); + let snap_empty = reg.snapshot(); + assert_eq!(snap_empty.total_bytes, 0); + assert_eq!(snap_empty.entry_count, 0); + + reg.add( + FootprintKey::for_persona(p, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active), + 4242, + ); + let snap_after = reg.snapshot(); + assert_eq!(snap_after.total_bytes, 4242); + assert_eq!(snap_after.entry_count, 1); + assert_eq!(snap_after.by_persona.get(&p).copied(), Some(4242)); + } + + /// What this catches: `global()` returning fresh registries on each + /// call (i.e., not actually a singleton). The whole reporting + /// substrate depends on every caller seeing the same map. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed get_or_init to FootprintRegistry::new + /// in a non-singleton helper, test fails because second call's + /// total_bytes is 0 (didn't see the first add); reverted. + #[test] + fn global_is_a_singleton_across_calls() { + let r1 = global(); + let r2 = global(); + assert!( + std::ptr::eq(r1, r2), + "global() must return the same instance on every call" + ); + + let persona = Uuid::new_v4(); + let key = FootprintKey::for_persona(persona, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active); + let before = r1.persona_total(persona); + r1.add(key.clone(), 1234); + let after = r2.persona_total(persona); + assert_eq!( + after - before, + 1234, + "writes through r1 must be visible via r2 (same instance)" + ); + r2.remove(&key, 1234); + } + + /// What this catches: `try_global()` lazy-initializing the registry. + #[test] + fn try_global_returns_same_instance_as_global_when_initialized() { + let g = global(); + let tg = try_global().expect("global was just initialized"); + assert!( + std::ptr::eq(g, tg), + "try_global must point at the same OnceLock cell" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: concurrent add/remove from multiple "personas" + /// causing data races or lost updates. DashMap is sharded internally, + /// but this test exercises that no top-level state goes through a + /// mutex our code accidentally added. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: implicit — if DashMap weren't lock-free + /// per-shard, this test would be slow or detect races. + #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] + async fn concurrent_adds_from_many_personas_do_not_lose_updates() { + use std::sync::Arc; + + let reg = Arc::new(FootprintRegistry::new()); + let mut handles = Vec::new(); + for _ in 0..100 { + let reg = Arc::clone(®); + handles.push(tokio::spawn(async move { + let persona = Uuid::new_v4(); + for _ in 0..10 { + reg.add(persona_kv_key(persona), 100); + } + })); + } + for h in handles { + h.await.unwrap(); + } + assert_eq!(reg.total_bytes(), 100_000); + assert_eq!(reg.entry_count(), 100); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/types.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..78ba0a6b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/footprint_registry/types.rs @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +//! Pure data shapes for the per-component memory footprint registry. +//! +//! Isolated into its own module so the registry's data model stays legible +//! without wading through the registry's behavior. Everything here is +//! Serialize + Deserialize so snapshots can ship over IPC / logs. +//! +//! Behavior (reading, writing, eviction planning, sanity checking) lives +//! in `mod.rs`. Cost heuristics live in `costs.rs`. Keep this file data-only. + +use crate::inference::kv_quant::Residency; +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; +use std::collections::HashMap; +use std::time::SystemTime; +use uuid::Uuid; + +/// What kind of memory the entry represents. Each variant has its own +/// reload-cost characteristics that the policy uses for eviction +/// planning. `Other(String)` is the extension hatch — new resource +/// types (vision-encoder cache, MoE expert weights, etc.) land +/// without touching the enum core. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Serialize, Deserialize)] +#[serde(rename_all = "snake_case")] +pub enum ResourceType { + /// Per-sequence KV cache (the §16 quantizable resource). + KvCache, + /// LoRA / genome adapter weights (the §11 paging target). + LoraAdapter, + /// Base model weights (rarely evictable — reload is multi-second). + ModelWeights, + /// Bevy render buffers, avatar models, animation state. + RenderBuffer, + /// Tokenizer vocab + merges cache. + TokenizerCache, + /// Live audio pipeline buffers (STT, TTS). + AudioPipeline, + /// Live video pipeline frames + GPU upload buffers. + VideoPipeline, + /// Extension hatch — variants not yet promoted to first-class. + Other(String), +} + +/// Composite key — every dimension the policy might want to project on. +/// `Option` for persona/recipe means "persona-agnostic" or +/// "outside any recipe" (model weights, tokenizer cache). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Serialize, Deserialize)] +pub struct FootprintKey { + pub persona_id: Option, + pub recipe_id: Option, + pub backend_id: Option, + pub resource_type: ResourceType, + pub residency: Residency, +} + +impl FootprintKey { + /// Construct a key with the most common shape: persona + resource + /// type + residency. Recipe and backend default to None. + pub fn for_persona( + persona_id: Uuid, + resource_type: ResourceType, + residency: Residency, + ) -> Self { + Self { + persona_id: Some(persona_id), + recipe_id: None, + backend_id: None, + resource_type, + residency, + } + } + + /// Construct a persona-agnostic key (e.g., model weights, tokenizer). + pub fn shared(resource_type: ResourceType, residency: Residency) -> Self { + Self { + persona_id: None, + recipe_id: None, + backend_id: None, + resource_type, + residency, + } + } + + /// Construct a backend-scoped key. Used when multiple backends/models + /// are loaded concurrently and each one's `model_weights` (or + /// tokenizer cache, etc.) needs distinct accounting. Without the + /// backend_id discriminator a second `report_authoritative` would + /// overwrite the first model's bytes — silently making the second + /// load look free. + pub fn for_backend( + backend_id: impl Into, + resource_type: ResourceType, + residency: Residency, + ) -> Self { + Self { + persona_id: None, + recipe_id: None, + backend_id: Some(backend_id.into()), + resource_type, + residency, + } + } +} + +/// One entry's accounting state. `bytes` updates as the resource +/// grows/shrinks; cost estimates start as heuristics and refine from +/// observed spill/reload measurements (Phase 4.0 telemetry feedback). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)] +pub struct FootprintEntry { + pub bytes: u64, + pub last_active: SystemTime, + /// True if `bytes` was set by the backend's authoritative + /// `seq_bytes()` call (ground truth) vs our internal accounting. + /// Drift between the two = a bug to chase via `sanity_check`. + pub backend_reported: bool, + /// Estimated cost to spill this entry (transition from current + /// residency to a colder tier). Microseconds. Starts as heuristic; + /// updated from real spill measurements. + pub spill_cost_micros: u64, + /// Estimated cost to bring this entry back to Active. Microseconds. + pub reload_cost_micros: u64, +} + +impl FootprintEntry { + /// Construct with default cost heuristics for the resource type. + /// Backends can refine via `report_with_costs` once their actual + /// spill/reload latencies are measured. + pub fn new(bytes: u64, resource_type: &ResourceType) -> Self { + let (spill_us, reload_us) = super::costs::default_costs_for(resource_type, bytes); + Self { + bytes, + last_active: SystemTime::now(), + backend_reported: false, + spill_cost_micros: spill_us, + reload_cost_micros: reload_us, + } + } +} + +/// An eviction plan: the cheapest combination of registry entries that, +/// if evicted, would free at least `target_bytes`. Returned by +/// `cheapest_eviction_for`; the policy applies it via the backend's +/// PageableBackend lever (Phase 3.0). +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct EvictionPlan { + pub entries: Vec<(FootprintKey, FootprintEntry)>, + pub bytes_freed: u64, + pub estimated_cost_micros: u64, +} + +/// Health report from `sanity_check`. `Healthy` = registry total within +/// `drift_pct_threshold` of the monitor's process_bytes; `Drifted` = +/// something allocates without reporting (bug to chase). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)] +pub enum RegistryHealth { + Healthy { + drift_pct: f32, + }, + Drifted { + registry_total: u64, + monitor_process_bytes: u64, + drift_pct: f32, + }, +} + +/// Point-in-time snapshot of the registry, suitable for serialization to +/// logs, jtag commands, or telemetry sinks. Everything is owned (no +/// borrows into the live DashMap) so callers can hold onto a snapshot +/// across awaits without contending with concurrent allocators. +/// +/// The snapshot is a passive view — mutating it does not mutate the +/// live registry. To affect state, use the `add` / `remove` / +/// `report_authoritative` methods on the registry. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)] +pub struct RegistrySnapshot { + /// Total bytes across every entry. Cross-check against monitor's + /// `process_bytes` for drift detection. + pub total_bytes: u64, + /// Number of distinct entries. A growing entry count without growing + /// total_bytes suggests fragmentation (lots of small allocations); + /// a shrinking count with stable bytes suggests entries are being + /// merged. + pub entry_count: usize, + /// Bytes broken down by resource type. Usually `ModelWeights` + /// dominates; if `KvCache` overtakes weights, the conversation has + /// gotten very long or n_seq_max is high. + pub by_resource_type: HashMap, + /// Per-persona total bytes. Empty entries (persona reported nothing) + /// don't appear; absence is meaningful. + pub by_persona: HashMap, +} + +// ─── Tests ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: `for_backend` setting fields on the wrong axis + /// (e.g., putting backend_id into persona_id). Two reports for two + /// different backends MUST land in two different entries — otherwise + /// loading model B silently overwrites model A's bytes. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: swapped backend_id into persona_id in the + /// constructor; test fails because both keys collapse to the same + /// hash (PartialEq + Hash impls compare all 5 fields); reverted. + #[test] + fn for_backend_keys_are_distinct_per_backend_id() { + let key_a = + FootprintKey::for_backend("qwen3.5-4b", ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active); + let key_b = + FootprintKey::for_backend("qwen3.5-7b", ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active); + assert_ne!( + key_a, key_b, + "different backends must produce distinct keys" + ); + assert_eq!(key_a.backend_id.as_deref(), Some("qwen3.5-4b")); + assert!(key_a.persona_id.is_none()); + } + + /// What this catches: `for_persona` leaking persona_id into the wrong + /// field, or `shared` not zeroing persona/recipe/backend. Confirms + /// each constructor populates exactly its declared axis. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: set backend_id in for_persona's output; + /// test fails on assert(backend_id.is_none()); reverted. + #[test] + fn constructors_set_only_their_declared_axis() { + let p = Uuid::new_v4(); + let for_p = FootprintKey::for_persona(p, ResourceType::KvCache, Residency::Active); + assert_eq!(for_p.persona_id, Some(p)); + assert!(for_p.recipe_id.is_none()); + assert!(for_p.backend_id.is_none()); + + let shared = FootprintKey::shared(ResourceType::ModelWeights, Residency::Active); + assert!(shared.persona_id.is_none()); + assert!(shared.recipe_id.is_none()); + assert!(shared.backend_id.is_none()); + } + + /// What this catches: `FootprintEntry::new` leaving spill/reload costs + /// at their zero initializers instead of populating from the resource + /// type's heuristic. A zero-cost entry would always be cheapest to + /// evict — eviction policy would starve on it. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: hardcoded spill_us=0 in FootprintEntry::new; + /// test fails on spill_cost_micros > 0 for ModelWeights; reverted. + #[test] + fn new_populates_costs_from_resource_type() { + let e = FootprintEntry::new(2_500_000_000, &ResourceType::ModelWeights); + assert!( + e.spill_cost_micros > 0, + "ModelWeights spill cost must be > 0 — policy needs a real number to reason about" + ); + assert!(!e.backend_reported); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/kv_quant.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/kv_quant.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6deb77f7e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/kv_quant.rs @@ -0,0 +1,252 @@ +//! Per-residency KV-cache quantization policy. +//! +//! Different lifecycle stages have different binding constraints: +//! - Active hot in GPU: latency dominates → F16/F16 (no per-token dequant) +//! - CpuResident (warm, in CPU unified): RAM tight, latency moderate +//! → Q8_0/F16 (1.33x compression, V stays high precision for fast resume) +//! - Idle (spilled to NVMe): file size + write speed dominates +//! → Q8_0/Q8_0 or Q4_0/Q8_0 (smaller spill files, faster NVMe writes) +//! +//! K is more robust to quantization than V (V errors compound through +//! attention). Standard recommendation: K=Q8_0/V=F16 sweet spot, +//! Q4 only when memory is the binding constraint. +//! +//! The policy is data — declared by the caller (recipe author / persona / +//! adapter user), consumed by the adapter at residency transitions. Per +//! the OOP-adapter rule (CLAUDE.md "compression principle"): one decision +//! lives in one place. +//! +//! See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §16 for the full design. + +use llama::KvCacheType; +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; + +/// Where a sequence's KV state currently lives. Drives the choice of +/// quant for that sequence — the policy is residency-tier-indexed. +/// +/// New variants land here as the paging design matures (§3-4 of the doc). +/// Current variants cover the immediate-term lifecycle. `Cold` (no KV +/// state at all) doesn't appear here because there's no KV to quantize. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Serialize, Deserialize)] +#[serde(rename_all = "snake_case")] +pub enum Residency { + /// KV pages live in GPU memory. Inference is immediate. + Active, + /// KV pages live in CPU/unified memory. Cheap GPU→CPU transition + /// on Apple Silicon (unified memory); requires a small upload to + /// re-promote to Active. Acts as the L2 between Active and Idle. + CpuResident, + /// KV pages spilled to NVMe via the backend's spill primitive. + /// Resume cost: ~bytes / NVMe_bandwidth (M5 Pro: ~14 GB/s ≈ 1.7s + /// per 24 GB). Smaller spill = faster resume, hence aggressive quant. + Idle, +} + +/// Per-residency-tier KV quantization choice. K and V are independent +/// (K tolerates aggressive quant better than V). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct KvCachePair { + pub k: KvCacheType, + pub v: KvCacheType, +} + +impl KvCachePair { + pub const fn new(k: KvCacheType, v: KvCacheType) -> Self { + Self { k, v } + } +} + +/// The policy: which quant to use at each residency tier. Default values +/// match the recommendations from §16.2 of the paging design doc — each +/// chosen for the binding constraint of its tier. +/// +/// Custom policies override per-recipe (a long-context coding task that +/// needs precise long-range recall might force F16/F16 even when spilled). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct KvQuantPolicy { + pub active: KvCachePair, + pub cpu_resident: KvCachePair, + pub spilled: KvCachePair, +} + +impl Default for KvQuantPolicy { + fn default() -> Self { + Self { + // Active: max decode tok/s. No dequant cost in hot path. + // F16/F16 measured fastest on M5 Pro (47.5 vs 44 tok/s with + // K=Q8_0) — see comment in inference/backends/llamacpp.rs:82. + active: KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16), + // CpuResident: 1.33x compression, V stays high precision so + // re-promotion to Active doesn't lose quality. + cpu_resident: KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::F16), + // Spilled: file size dominates. Both K and V quantized; + // ~halves the spill file vs F16/F16 → halves NVMe write time + // and storage footprint for idle slots. + spilled: KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::Q8_0), + } + } +} + +impl KvQuantPolicy { + /// Look up the quant pair for a given residency tier. + /// + /// Pure function. Used by the adapter when transitioning a sequence + /// between tiers (which is currently only Active for the first + /// implementation; CpuResident and Idle land with the paging substrate + /// in Phase 3.x). + pub fn for_residency(&self, residency: Residency) -> KvCachePair { + match residency { + Residency::Active => self.active, + Residency::CpuResident => self.cpu_resident, + Residency::Idle => self.spilled, + } + } + + /// Caller-side override for the Active tier. Most common reason to + /// set this: a recipe needs Q8/F16 active (small memory savings vs + /// minor decode latency cost) because it's running 5+ personas + /// simultaneously and even Active needs to be compact. + pub fn with_active(mut self, k: KvCacheType, v: KvCacheType) -> Self { + self.active = KvCachePair::new(k, v); + self + } + + /// Caller-side override for the CpuResident tier. + pub fn with_cpu_resident(mut self, k: KvCacheType, v: KvCacheType) -> Self { + self.cpu_resident = KvCachePair::new(k, v); + self + } + + /// Caller-side override for the Spilled tier. + pub fn with_spilled(mut self, k: KvCacheType, v: KvCacheType) -> Self { + self.spilled = KvCachePair::new(k, v); + self + } +} + +// ─── Tests ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: regression in the default policy (someone + /// changes Active to Q8_0 thinking it's a memory win without + /// realizing the per-token dequant cost on M5 Pro is measurable). + /// The defaults are documented choices grounded in measurement; + /// changing them requires updating §16.2 of the design doc. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed default::active to Q8_0/Q8_0, + /// test fails with "Active default should be F16/F16"; reverted, + /// passes. + #[test] + fn default_active_is_f16_f16_for_max_decode_speed() { + let p = KvQuantPolicy::default(); + assert_eq!( + p.active, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16), + "Active default should be F16/F16 — minimum dequant cost in hot path" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: regression in CpuResident default. The K=Q8_0 + /// is the 1.33x compression sweet spot; V=F16 protects the resume + /// quality (V is more sensitive than K). + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed V to Q8_0, test fails with reason; + /// reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn default_cpu_resident_is_q8k_f16v_for_compression_with_quality() { + let p = KvQuantPolicy::default(); + assert_eq!( + p.cpu_resident, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::F16), + "CpuResident default should be Q8_0/F16 — compress K, protect V" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: regression in Spilled default. Both K and V + /// quantized because the binding constraint is spill file size, + /// not in-memory compute speed. ~halves NVMe write time vs F16. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed K to F16, test fails; reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn default_spilled_is_q8_q8_for_minimum_file_size() { + let p = KvQuantPolicy::default(); + assert_eq!( + p.spilled, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::Q8_0), + "Spilled default should be Q8_0/Q8_0 — file size is the binding constraint" + ); + } + + /// What this catches: bug where for_residency returns the wrong + /// pair for a tier (e.g., off-by-one in the match arm). Each + /// residency MUST round-trip to its declared pair. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: swapped match arms (Active → returns spilled); + /// each individual assertion fails with the wrong-tier value visible + /// in the diff; reverted, all pass. + #[test] + fn for_residency_dispatches_to_the_correct_tier() { + let p = KvQuantPolicy::default(); + assert_eq!(p.for_residency(Residency::Active), p.active); + assert_eq!(p.for_residency(Residency::CpuResident), p.cpu_resident); + assert_eq!(p.for_residency(Residency::Idle), p.spilled); + } + + /// What this catches: builder methods (with_active / with_cpu_resident + /// / with_spilled) silently dropping the override (e.g., assigning to + /// the wrong field). Each builder must affect ONLY its tier. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: made with_active assign to self.spilled; + /// test fails with active still default. Reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn builders_modify_only_their_target_tier() { + let custom = KvQuantPolicy::default().with_active(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::Q8_0); + + assert_eq!( + custom.active, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::Q8_0, KvCacheType::Q8_0) + ); + // Other tiers unchanged from default + assert_eq!(custom.cpu_resident, KvQuantPolicy::default().cpu_resident); + assert_eq!(custom.spilled, KvQuantPolicy::default().spilled); + + let custom2 = + KvQuantPolicy::default().with_cpu_resident(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16); + assert_eq!( + custom2.cpu_resident, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16) + ); + assert_eq!(custom2.active, KvQuantPolicy::default().active); + assert_eq!(custom2.spilled, KvQuantPolicy::default().spilled); + + let custom3 = KvQuantPolicy::default().with_spilled(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16); + assert_eq!( + custom3.spilled, + KvCachePair::new(KvCacheType::F16, KvCacheType::F16) + ); + assert_eq!(custom3.active, KvQuantPolicy::default().active); + assert_eq!(custom3.cpu_resident, KvQuantPolicy::default().cpu_resident); + } + + /// What this catches: future addition of a Residency variant + /// (e.g., NetworkSpill for tiered storage in Phase 6.0) where + /// for_residency forgets to handle it. Rust's exhaustive match + /// already protects this at compile time, but this test documents + /// the intent: every Residency variant MUST map to a quant pair. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: added an unreachable variant in dev, + /// build fails (good — exhaustive match catches it); reverted. + #[test] + fn every_residency_variant_resolves_to_a_quant_pair() { + let p = KvQuantPolicy::default(); + // The exhaustive match in for_residency is the structural + // guarantee. This test exists to flag the intent for code + // reviewers: any new Residency variant MUST be handled. + let _ = p.for_residency(Residency::Active); + let _ = p.for_residency(Residency::CpuResident); + let _ = p.for_residency(Residency::Idle); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/llamacpp_adapter.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/llamacpp_adapter.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..71eab80f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/llamacpp_adapter.rs @@ -0,0 +1,812 @@ +//! `LlamaCppAdapter` — implements `AIProviderAdapter` by wrapping our +//! in-process `LlamaCppBackend` (the bundled `llama` crate, statically +//! linked against the vendored llama.cpp Metal/CUDA build). +//! +//! Why this exists: +//! +//! Docker Model Runner (DMR) ships a containerized llama-server. On Mac +//! the container's Metal toolchain has been failing to compile the +//! tensor-API source on M5/Apple10 hardware (verified 2026-04-19, log: +//! `ggml_metal_library_init_from_source: error compiling source` → +//! `has tensor = false`). Result: M5 inference at 22 tok/s — slower +//! than M1 at 27 tok/s on the same model. The cripple is in DMR's +//! container build, not in llama.cpp itself. +//! +//! This adapter bypasses DMR entirely — loads the GGUF in-process via +//! our newer vendored llama.cpp build, which compiles Metal correctly +//! against the host toolchain. Empirical win: 33 tok/s vs DMR's 22 tok/s +//! on the same hardware (50% improvement, smoke test in +//! `tests/llamacpp_metal_throughput.rs`). +//! +//! Other wins from owning the inference call directly: +//! - No HTTP hop (in-process call vs localhost roundtrip) +//! - Full control of `n_gpu_layers`, batch sizes, sampling +//! - Direct access to LoRA hot-swap via `LlamaCppBackend::ensure_adapter` +//! - Metal command-buffer timing available for real GPU-utilization +//! metrics (planned follow-up — addresses "we can't even see what +//! percent GPU was used" observability gap) +//! +//! Coexistence with DMR adapter: +//! - Both registered. This adapter gets HIGHER priority (lower number) +//! so local Mac inference flows here first. +//! - DMR remains the fallback for: cases where in-process load fails, +//! non-Mac platforms, or operators who prefer the container path. + +use crate::ai::adapter::{AIProviderAdapter, AdapterCapabilities, ApiStyle, InferenceDevice}; +use crate::ai::registry_bridge::models_for_provider_via_registry; +use crate::ai::types::{ + FinishReason, HealthState, HealthStatus, MessageContent, ModelInfo, TextGenerationRequest, + TextGenerationResponse, UsageMetrics, +}; +use crate::inference::backends::llamacpp::{LlamaCppBackend, LlamaCppConfig}; +use crate::runtime; +use async_trait::async_trait; +use parking_lot::RwLock; +use std::path::PathBuf; +use std::sync::Arc; +use std::time::Instant; + +/// Provider ID for this adapter. Routing checks for this when the caller +/// asks for `provider="local"` (per `AdapterRegistry::select`'s +/// "local" → device-filtered local-GPU selection logic). +pub const LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID: &str = "llamacpp-local"; + +/// Overlay live runtime metadata (throughput) on top of the registry's +/// declared ModelInfo. Context-window still flows from `backend.n_ctx_train()` +/// because that's the GGUF's ground truth — the TOML value is the intent, +/// the GGUF metadata is what the runtime actually loaded. If they drift, +/// we trust the model, not the config. +fn model_info_with_runtime( + mut info: ModelInfo, + backend: &LlamaCppBackend, + last_tok_per_s: f64, +) -> ModelInfo { + let n_ctx = backend.n_ctx_train(); + info.context_window = n_ctx; + // Same reasoning as elsewhere: the model can decode up to its full + // context. Callers that want a smaller window declare it per-request; + // the adapter never invents its own MAX. + info.max_output_tokens = n_ctx; + info.tokens_per_second = last_tok_per_s as f32; + info +} + +/// Decode an `ImageInput` to raw bytes the multimodal projector can +/// consume. Prefers `base64` (already in-process); URL fetching is +/// deliberately not supported here — that's a sensory-bridge upstream +/// concern (the bridge fetches once + caches; doing it again at adapter +/// time would silently re-fetch on every request). If the bridge handed +/// us a URL-only image, that's a configuration bug worth surfacing. +fn decode_image_bytes(image: &crate::ai::types::ImageInput) -> Result, String> { + decode_data_url_or_base64(image.base64.as_deref(), image.url.as_deref(), "ImageInput") +} + +/// Audio analogue of `decode_image_bytes`. Same base64-or-data-URL +/// shape (sensory-bridge upstream encodes captured PCM/WAV/MP3/FLAC +/// to base64 before passing through the persona pipeline), same +/// no-URL-fetching policy. +fn decode_audio_bytes(audio: &crate::ai::types::AudioInput) -> Result, String> { + decode_data_url_or_base64(audio.base64.as_deref(), audio.url.as_deref(), "AudioInput") +} + +/// Common base64 / data-URL decode for the modality-typed wrappers. +/// Splits on the first comma to tolerate `data:image/jpeg;base64,...` +/// or `data:audio/wav;base64,...` prefixes the caller may have included +/// upstream. Errors point at the modality so the diagnosis is specific. +fn decode_data_url_or_base64( + b64: Option<&str>, + url: Option<&str>, + modality_label: &str, +) -> Result, String> { + use base64::{engine::general_purpose, Engine}; + if let Some(b64) = b64 { + let payload = b64.split_once(',').map(|(_, rest)| rest).unwrap_or(b64); + general_purpose::STANDARD + .decode(payload.as_bytes()) + .map_err(|e| format!("{modality_label}.base64 not valid base64: {e}")) + } else if url.is_some() { + Err(format!( + "llamacpp_adapter received an URL-only {modality_label}; the sensory \ + bridge should resolve URLs to base64 before reaching the local \ + adapter (avoids per-request refetches and lets the adapter run \ + without network access)" + )) + } else { + Err(format!( + "{modality_label} has neither base64 nor url — nothing to decode" + )) + } +} + +/// In-process llama.cpp adapter. Lazy-loads the model on first +/// `generate_text` call (so adapter registration doesn't pay the +/// 5-10s model-load cost up front). After load, the backend lives for +/// the process lifetime in an `Arc` for concurrent generations across +/// personas. +pub struct LlamaCppAdapter { + backend: Arc>>>, + model_path: PathBuf, + last_throughput_tok_s: Arc>, + /// The model id this adapter serves. Resolved from the registry at + /// construction — whichever llamacpp-local model row has a + /// `gguf_local_path` pointing at an on-disk file, we claim that id. + /// Held as `String` so `default_model()` can return `&str`. + default_model: String, + /// Per-sequence context budget override. None = honor the model's + /// declared `n_ctx_train` (e.g. qwen3.5-4b's 262144). Set this + /// explicitly when memory pressure / hardware tier forces a smaller + /// window — the KV cache scales linearly with context_length, and a + /// 262K alloc on qwen3.5-4b is ~24GB even at Q4. Tests use 16K; + /// production tier-aware sizing is a follow-up (M5 Pro = 64K? or + /// per-persona declaration). + context_length_override: Option, + /// Per-residency KV quant policy. Controls type_k / type_v at each + /// lifecycle stage (Active hot in GPU, CpuResident warm in unified + /// memory, Idle spilled to NVMe). Default = `KvQuantPolicy::default()` + /// (F16/F16 active, Q8_0/F16 resident, Q8_0/Q8_0 spilled). Caller + /// overrides via `with_kv_quant_policy()` per recipe / hardware tier. + /// Currently only `active` is consumed at backend load time; + /// CpuResident and Idle land with the paging substrate (Phase 3.x). + /// See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §16. + kv_quant_policy: crate::inference::kv_quant::KvQuantPolicy, +} + +impl LlamaCppAdapter { + /// Construct from the model_registry. Looks up the first model under + /// provider `llamacpp-local` that has a non-None `gguf_local_path` + /// and uses its id + path. If the registry has no such row, panics + /// — that's a config bug, not a runtime failure mode (per the + /// no-fallback rule). + pub fn new() -> Self { + let reg = crate::model_registry::global(); + let model = reg + .models_for_provider(LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID) + .find(|m| m.gguf_local_path.is_some()) + .expect( + "no llamacpp-local model with gguf_local_path in config/models.toml — \ + the in-process adapter has nothing to load", + ); + let model_path = model + .gguf_local_path + .clone() + .expect("gguf_local_path present — filtered by find()"); + Self { + backend: Arc::new(RwLock::new(None)), + model_path, + last_throughput_tok_s: Arc::new(RwLock::new(0.0)), + default_model: model.id.clone(), + context_length_override: None, + kv_quant_policy: crate::inference::kv_quant::KvQuantPolicy::default(), + } + } + + /// Override the model path. Useful for tests + when the model isn't + /// at the registry's declared location. + pub fn with_model_path(mut self, path: PathBuf) -> Self { + self.model_path = path; + self + } + + /// Construct an adapter bound to a SPECIFIC `(model_path, model_id)` + /// pair. `new()` picks "first llamacpp-local with a gguf path" which + /// is fine for the default text model but a registry that holds + /// multiple llamacpp-local entries (text + vision) needs a way to + /// say which one this adapter instance serves. + /// + /// The `model_id` MUST match a row in `config/models.toml` so the + /// adapter can look up that model's chat_template, mmproj_path, + /// stop_sequences, and capabilities. A mismatch produces silently + /// wrong output (wrong chat template → garbled response). + pub fn with_model_id(model_path: PathBuf, model_id: String) -> Self { + Self { + backend: Arc::new(RwLock::new(None)), + model_path, + last_throughput_tok_s: Arc::new(RwLock::new(0.0)), + default_model: model_id, + context_length_override: None, + kv_quant_policy: crate::inference::kv_quant::KvQuantPolicy::default(), + } + } + + /// Override the per-sequence context budget. Pass smaller-than-trained + /// to bound the KV cache allocation (qwen3.5-4b @ 262K = 24GB; @ 16K + /// = 500MB). Tests should always set this to keep the suite cheap and + /// avoid leaving 24GB processes lingering when llama.cpp's Metal + /// cleanup SIGABRTs prevent clean exit (see PR #17869). + pub fn with_context_length(mut self, n: u32) -> Self { + self.context_length_override = Some(n); + self + } + + /// Override the per-residency KV quant policy. Default is + /// `KvQuantPolicy::default()` — F16/F16 active for max decode speed, + /// Q8_0/F16 cpu-resident for compression with quality, Q8_0/Q8_0 + /// spilled for minimum file size. Override per recipe / hardware + /// tier. See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §16. + pub fn with_kv_quant_policy( + mut self, + policy: crate::inference::kv_quant::KvQuantPolicy, + ) -> Self { + self.kv_quant_policy = policy; + self + } + + /// Size the backend's KV by a recipe's persona budgets. The adapter + /// computes `sum(persona seeds)` bounded by the model's + /// `n_ctx_train` ceiling, then sets `context_length` accordingly. + /// Replaces the bandaid `with_context_length(magic_number)` calls + /// in test rigs and recipe loaders — declare WHO is in the recipe + /// and what they're DOING, the adapter computes the budget. + /// + /// See docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md §14 for the + /// task-default seed table this consumes. + pub fn with_recipe_budget( + mut self, + budget: &crate::inference::recipe_budget::RecipeBudget, + ) -> Self { + let seed_sum = budget.sum_of_seed_tokens(); + // Floor of 1024 — even an empty recipe needs SOME context for + // ad-hoc inference. The budget is a sizing hint; the policy + // grows it later from observed demand. Above the floor, + // honor the recipe sum. + let computed = seed_sum.max(1024); + self.context_length_override = Some(computed); + self + } + + /// Lazy-load the backend on first use. Cheap if already loaded. + fn ensure_loaded(&self) -> Result, String> { + // Fast path — already loaded. + if let Some(b) = self.backend.read().as_ref() { + return Ok(b.clone()); + } + + // Slow path — load. Take write lock; another thread may have raced + // here, so check again before constructing. + let mut guard = self.backend.write(); + if let Some(b) = guard.as_ref() { + return Ok(b.clone()); + } + + if !self.model_path.exists() { + return Err(format!( + "model GGUF not found at {:?} for model `{}` — \ + either pull the artifact to that path (it's the \ + `gguf_local_path` declared in config/models.toml) or \ + override via with_model_path()", + self.model_path, self.default_model, + )); + } + + // KV quant for the Active tier (the tier the backend is loaded + // into). CpuResident and Idle quants apply later when the paging + // substrate transitions sequences out of Active. Single source of + // truth: the policy on this adapter, declared by the caller. + let active_kv = self + .kv_quant_policy + .for_residency(crate::inference::kv_quant::Residency::Active); + // Pull the multimodal projector path from the registry if this + // model declares one. The registry is the source of truth for + // per-model configuration (mmproj alongside chat_template, + // stop_sequences, capabilities). When set, the backend's + // generate_with_image route lazily loads the MtmdContext from it. + // When absent, generate_with_image returns a clear error rather + // than silently bridging to text — vision-capable callers should + // surface that as a config issue, not a degraded experience. + let mmproj_path = crate::model_registry::try_global() + .and_then(|reg| reg.model(&self.default_model)) + .and_then(|m| m.mmproj_local_path.clone()); + let config = LlamaCppConfig { + model_path: self.model_path.clone(), + mmproj_path, + n_gpu_layers: -1, // All layers to GPU + // None = honor model's n_ctx_train. Adapter caller can shrink + // this via with_context_length() to bound the KV cache (24GB + // at 262K → 500MB at 16K). + context_length: self.context_length_override, + type_k: active_kv.k, + type_v: active_kv.v, + ..Default::default() + }; + let backend = LlamaCppBackend::load(config) + .map_err(|e| format!("LlamaCppBackend::load failed: {e}"))?; + + // Report model_weights bytes to the global FootprintRegistry so + // the policy can see the on-disk size charged against this process + // (mmap'd, so file size ≈ resident bytes for the model itself). + // Backend-scoped key: two adapters loading two different GGUFs + // produce two distinct entries instead of overwriting each other. + // The size source is fs::metadata, not a backend method, because + // llama.cpp doesn't expose a "bytes loaded" counter and the file + // size is the most honest first-cut number. + if let Ok(meta) = std::fs::metadata(&self.model_path) { + use crate::inference::footprint_registry::{global, FootprintKey, ResourceType}; + use crate::inference::kv_quant::Residency; + global().report_authoritative( + FootprintKey::for_backend( + backend.model_id(), + ResourceType::ModelWeights, + Residency::Active, + ), + meta.len(), + ); + } + + let arc = Arc::new(backend); + *guard = Some(arc.clone()); + Ok(arc) + } + + /// The most recent measured decode throughput in tokens/sec. + /// Used for the GPU-observability hook — surface this in + /// `TextGenerationResponse.routing` so chat can see whether the + /// last inference looked GPU-fast or CPU-slow. + pub fn last_throughput(&self) -> f64 { + *self.last_throughput_tok_s.read() + } +} + +impl Default for LlamaCppAdapter { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + +#[async_trait] +impl AIProviderAdapter for LlamaCppAdapter { + fn provider_id(&self) -> &str { + LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID + } + + fn name(&self) -> &str { + "Llama.cpp (in-process Metal/CUDA)" + } + + fn capabilities(&self) -> AdapterCapabilities { + // max_context_window: if the backend has been loaded, use the + // model's actual training ceiling; otherwise leave 0 to signal + // "ask the model" via model_metadata. Never invent a number. + let max_ctx = self + .backend + .read() + .as_ref() + .map(|b| b.n_ctx_train()) + .unwrap_or(0); + AdapterCapabilities { + supports_text_generation: true, + supports_chat: true, + supports_tool_use: true, + supports_vision: false, + supports_streaming: true, + supports_embeddings: false, + supports_audio: false, + supports_image_generation: false, + is_local: true, + max_context_window: max_ctx, + } + } + + fn api_style(&self) -> ApiStyle { + ApiStyle::Local + } + + fn default_model(&self) -> &str { + &self.default_model + } + + async fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { + // Eagerly load the model at initialize time. The previous lazy-load + // scheme meant `model_metadata()` returned None until the first + // `generate_text` call, which in turn made TS-side callers of + // `ai/model-info` get back nothing → they fell through to a + // hardcoded 8192 context-window fallback, ignoring the model's + // actual 262144. Eager-load pays the 5-10s cost once at boot and + // guarantees every downstream consumer sees the model's real + // capabilities from the first query on. + // + // If the GGUF isn't on disk we return Ok without loading — + // `register_adapters` has already gated registration on + // `health_check().api_available`, so we only get called when the + // file exists. If something changed between those two checks + // (e.g. the file was deleted), the first `generate_text` still + // falls back to the ensure_loaded path and surfaces a clean + // model-not-found error then. + if self.model_path.exists() { + let _ = self.ensure_loaded()?; + } + Ok(()) + } + + async fn shutdown(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> { + // Drop the backend — releases GPU memory. + *self.backend.write() = None; + Ok(()) + } + + async fn generate_text( + &self, + request: TextGenerationRequest, + ) -> Result { + let backend = self.ensure_loaded()?; + + // Use the model's OWN chat template (from GGUF metadata) via + // llama.cpp's template engine. The previous hand-rolled + // `<|im_start|>role\n ...<|im_end|>\n` prefix was wrong for + // qwen3.5 — it caused `<|im_end<|>` special-token leakage in + // Teacher AI output (2026-04-20). Different models use different + // boundary tokens; the model is the source of truth. + // Use the model's own template if embedded in GGUF metadata; + // Resolution order, no fallback: + // 1. GGUF metadata `tokenizer.chat_template` (forge bake should + // put it here). + // 2. models.toml `chat_template` field (memento's registry — + // authoritative when GGUF is silent). + // No in-code constant. Adding a new model = TOML row, never an + // adapter edit. If both sources are absent, render_chat passes + // None to llama.cpp which is its own loud failure (chatml default + // doesn't match qwen3.5's special tokens — output corruption). + let registry_template: Option = crate::model_registry::try_global() + .and_then(|reg| reg.model(backend.model_id())) + .and_then(|m| m.chat_template.clone()); + let template_string = backend.model_chat_template().or(registry_template); + let template = template_string.as_deref(); + // Walk the request to find any image / audio content. If present, + // the model MUST natively accept that modality (else the bridge + // is wrong upstream — sensory-bridge converts to text BEFORE + // reaching here for non-multimodal models). For vision-capable / + // audio-capable local models with a loaded mmproj, media items + // splice in as `<__media__>` markers inside the rendered text + // and the call routes to `backend.generate_with_image()` / + // `generate_with_audio()` instead of the scheduler. + // + // Single-media-per-call scope for v1: libmtmd's C API supports + // multiple bitmaps per tokenize call (one marker each, in + // order), but our backend signatures take one bytes blob. The + // collected_media vector preserves order; if there's >1 item + // OR a mix of image+audio, we hard-error rather than silently + // dropping the rest. Multi-media is a follow-up once a real + // caller needs it (mtmd_tokenize already does the work). + // Diagnostic: prove what the adapter receives from the caller — + // counts user message shapes (Text vs Parts) and ContentPart + // variants. When vision routing breaks, this tells us whether + // the image got dropped upstream (count=0, request had no + // ContentPart::Image) vs in our walk (count>0 but + // generate_with_image still doesn't fire). 2026-04-21: Vision AI + // was producing wrong answers; this is the probe to localize. + { + let mut text_msgs = 0; + let mut parts_msgs = 0; + let mut parts_text = 0; + let mut parts_image = 0; + let mut parts_audio = 0; + let mut parts_other = 0; + for msg in &request.messages { + match &msg.content { + MessageContent::Text(_) => text_msgs += 1, + MessageContent::Parts(parts) => { + parts_msgs += 1; + for p in parts { + match p { + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Text { .. } => parts_text += 1, + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Image { .. } => parts_image += 1, + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Audio { .. } => parts_audio += 1, + _ => parts_other += 1, + } + } + } + } + } + let log = runtime::logger("llamacpp"); + log.info(&format!( + "generate_text request: model={} messages={} (text={} parts={}; parts contain text={} image={} audio={} other={})", + request.model.as_deref().unwrap_or("?"), + request.messages.len(), + text_msgs, + parts_msgs, + parts_text, + parts_image, + parts_audio, + parts_other, + )); + } + + let mut collected_media: Vec<(llama::MediaKind, Vec)> = Vec::new(); + let mut messages: Vec = Vec::new(); + if let Some(sys) = request.system_prompt.as_ref() { + if !sys.is_empty() { + messages.push(llama::ChatMsg { + role: "system".to_string(), + content: sys.clone(), + }); + } + } + for msg in &request.messages { + let content = match &msg.content { + MessageContent::Text(t) => t.clone(), + MessageContent::Parts(parts) => { + let mut out = String::new(); + for p in parts { + match p { + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Text { text } => { + out.push_str(text); + } + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Image { image } => { + // Splice the marker at this exact spot — + // mtmd_tokenize replaces it with the + // image-token chunk. Position matters + // (text-before-image vs after changes + // what the model sees). + out.push_str(llama::MtmdContext::default_marker()); + let bytes = decode_image_bytes(image)?; + collected_media.push((llama::MediaKind::Image, bytes)); + } + crate::ai::types::ContentPart::Audio { audio } => { + // Same shape as image — splice marker, + // collect bytes. mtmd's bitmap helper + // auto-detects audio from magic bytes; + // the modality tag here drives backend + // capability checks (supports_audio + // instead of supports_vision) and + // routing to generate_with_audio. + out.push_str(llama::MtmdContext::default_marker()); + let bytes = decode_audio_bytes(audio)?; + collected_media.push((llama::MediaKind::Audio, bytes)); + } + _ => {} // tool_use / tool_result handled by tool path, not here + } + } + out + } + }; + messages.push(llama::ChatMsg { + role: msg.role.clone(), + content, + }); + } + let prompt = llama::render_chat(template.as_deref(), &messages, true)?; + + // No hardcoded cap. If the caller didn't specify, the model can + // decode up to its trained context. Capping silently at 2048 was + // the source of clipped JSON/XML output — the model would stop + // mid-structure and downstream JSON.parse / XML parsers blew up. + let max_tokens = request + .max_tokens + .map(|n| n as usize) + .unwrap_or_else(|| backend.n_ctx_train() as usize); + // Build the full SamplingConfig from the request. Caller's fields + // override our defaults; if caller asked for JsonObject response + // format, attach the JSON grammar so output is structurally valid. + // Same value-object pattern Joel called for ('pass the struct'). + use crate::ai::types::ResponseFormat; + use crate::inference::backends::{SamplingConfig, JSON_GRAMMAR}; + let mut sampling = SamplingConfig::chat(); + if let Some(t) = request.temperature { + sampling.temperature = t as f64; + } + if let Some(k) = request.top_k { + sampling.top_k = k as usize; + } + if let Some(p) = request.top_p { + sampling.top_p = p as f64; + } + if let Some(rp) = request.repeat_penalty { + sampling.repeat_penalty = rp; + } + // GRAMMAR ENFORCEMENT DISABLED. Wiring response_format=JsonObject + // to llama.cpp grammar via llama_sampler_init_grammar crashed the + // scheduler ('scheduler closed without Done event'); the grammar + // string or pointer-handling needs more diagnosis. Falling back to + // prompt-only JSON guidance — cognition's existing parser tolerates + // model deviations. Re-enable once grammar is verified safe. + let _ = request.response_format; // suppress unused warning + let _ = JSON_GRAMMAR; + // Stop sequences = caller-supplied + model's registry-declared + // text-form stops. Some GGUFs (the forged qwen3.5 included) carry + // the wrong tokenizer.ggml.eos_token_id, so is_eog_token never + // fires for the chat-template terminator and the model loops the + // same answer until max_tokens. The registry's stop_sequences + // field carries the correct strings (e.g. `<|im_end|>`) that the + // scheduler matches against streamed output. + let mut stop_owned: Vec = request.stop_sequences.clone().unwrap_or_default(); + if let Some(model_meta) = + crate::model_registry::try_global().and_then(|reg| reg.model(backend.model_id())) + { + for s in &model_meta.stop_sequences { + if !stop_owned.contains(s) { + stop_owned.push(s.clone()); + } + } + } + + let gen_start = Instant::now(); + let backend_for_blocking = backend.clone(); + let prompt_for_blocking = prompt.clone(); + let stop_for_closure = stop_owned.clone(); + let sampling_for_closure = sampling.clone(); + // Parse the wire-format persona_id (Option on the public + // request type) to Option for the typed scheduler API. A + // malformed UUID drops to None rather than failing the request — + // the request itself is still valid, we just can't attribute its + // KV bytes per-persona. The registry's drift-detection sanity + // check will surface this if it becomes systemic. + let persona_id: Option = request + .persona_id + .as_deref() + .and_then(|s| uuid::Uuid::parse_str(s).ok()); + let result: Result<(String, usize), String> = if collected_media.is_empty() { + // Pure-text path: scheduler-managed continuous batching. + tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || { + let stop_refs: Vec<&str> = stop_for_closure.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect(); + backend_for_blocking.generate_for_persona( + persona_id, + &prompt_for_blocking, + max_tokens, + sampling_for_closure, + &stop_refs, + &[], + ) + }) + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("generate task panicked: {e}"))? + } else { + // Multimodal path: bypass the scheduler — media tokens have + // a fixed positional layout the scheduler can't interleave + // with concurrent text seqs. Single-media-per-call scope for + // v1; mtmd's C API supports multiple media in one prompt + // (one marker each in order) but our backend signatures take + // one bytes blob. Hard-error rather than silently dropping + // extras — clearer signal upstream. + if collected_media.len() > 1 { + let kinds: Vec = collected_media + .iter() + .map(|(k, _)| format!("{:?}", k)) + .collect(); + return Err(format!( + "llamacpp_adapter: multi-media not yet supported in this adapter \ + ({} items: {}); send one media item per request until backend.\ + generate_with_media accepts &[(MediaKind, Vec)]", + collected_media.len(), + kinds.join(", ") + )); + } + let (kind, media_bytes) = collected_media.into_iter().next().unwrap(); + tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || { + let stop_refs: Vec<&str> = stop_for_closure.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect(); + match kind { + llama::MediaKind::Image => backend_for_blocking.generate_with_image( + &prompt_for_blocking, + &media_bytes, + max_tokens, + sampling_for_closure, + &stop_refs, + ), + llama::MediaKind::Audio => backend_for_blocking.generate_with_audio( + &prompt_for_blocking, + &media_bytes, + max_tokens, + sampling_for_closure, + &stop_refs, + ), + } + }) + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("generate_with_media task panicked: {e}"))? + }; + let (text, tokens) = result?; + + let elapsed = gen_start.elapsed(); + let tok_per_sec = if elapsed.as_secs_f64() > 0.0 { + tokens as f64 / elapsed.as_secs_f64() + } else { + 0.0 + }; + *self.last_throughput_tok_s.write() = tok_per_sec; + + // No tail-strip. Previously this hand-rolled `text.rfind(stop)` and + // truncated — only existed to clean up the special tokens that + // leaked from the OLD hand-rolled chat-template prefixes. Now that + // we use the model's real chat template via `render_chat`, the + // model's actual EOS tokens stop generation (handled inside the + // scheduler via `is_eog_token`) and don't leak as text. + + Ok(TextGenerationResponse { + text, + finish_reason: FinishReason::Stop, + model: backend.model_id().to_string(), + provider: LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID.to_string(), + usage: UsageMetrics { + input_tokens: 0, // backend doesn't return this currently; future enhancement + output_tokens: tokens as u32, + total_tokens: tokens as u32, + estimated_cost: None, + }, + response_time_ms: elapsed.as_millis() as u64, + request_id: format!("llamacpp-{}", chrono::Utc::now().timestamp_millis()), + content: None, + tool_calls: None, + routing: None, + error: None, + }) + } + + async fn health_check(&self) -> HealthStatus { + let healthy = self.backend.read().is_some() || self.model_path.exists(); + HealthStatus { + status: if healthy { + HealthState::Healthy + } else { + HealthState::Unhealthy + }, + api_available: healthy, + response_time_ms: 0, + error_rate: 0.0, + last_checked: chrono::Utc::now().timestamp_millis() as u64, + message: Some(if healthy { + "in-process llama.cpp backend ready".to_string() + } else { + format!("model GGUF missing at {:?}", self.model_path) + }), + } + } + + async fn get_available_models(&self) -> Vec { + // Identity + capabilities come from the registry (config/models.toml). + // Runtime overlay (context_window from GGUF metadata, tokens/sec + // from last measurement) only applies if the backend is loaded; + // otherwise we return the TOML-declared view and let the first + // generate_text call refresh the numbers. + let base = models_for_provider_via_registry(LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID); + let backend_guard = self.backend.read(); + let last_tok_s = *self.last_throughput_tok_s.read(); + base.into_iter() + .map(|info| match backend_guard.as_ref() { + Some(b) if info.id == self.default_model => { + model_info_with_runtime(info, b, last_tok_s) + } + _ => info, + }) + .collect() + } + + fn model_metadata(&self, model_id: &str) -> Option { + // Match against the registry (provider's declared models), then + // overlay runtime fields if the backend happens to be loaded. + // Matching is case-insensitive on the declared id; no substring + // special-casing — the id is the contract. + let want = model_id.to_lowercase(); + let info = models_for_provider_via_registry(LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID) + .into_iter() + .find(|m| m.id.to_lowercase() == want)?; + let backend_guard = self.backend.read(); + match backend_guard.as_ref() { + Some(b) if info.id == self.default_model => Some(model_info_with_runtime( + info, + b, + *self.last_throughput_tok_s.read(), + )), + _ => Some(info), + } + } + + fn device_type(&self) -> InferenceDevice { + // Bundled llama.cpp is built with Metal (Mac) / CUDA (Linux) per + // continuum's build flags. Either way: GPU-class device. + InferenceDevice::Gpu + } + + fn supported_model_prefixes(&self) -> Vec<&'static str> { + // Intentionally empty — this adapter lists its models explicitly + // in the registry, and `supports_model` below matches against the + // declared ids directly. The old hardcoded prefixes (qwen3.5-…) + // would silently match a Qwen3.5 row under a *different* provider + // (DMR) and mis-route it here. Exact-id match is the contract. + Vec::new() + } + + fn supports_model(&self, model_name: &str) -> bool { + let want = model_name.to_lowercase(); + models_for_provider_via_registry(LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID) + .iter() + .any(|m| m.id.to_lowercase() == want) + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/mod.rs index f13ef1d7a..47c9d4712 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/mod.rs @@ -17,9 +17,13 @@ pub mod backends; pub mod candle_adapter; pub mod compute_router; +pub mod footprint_registry; +pub mod kv_quant; +pub mod llamacpp_adapter; pub mod lora; pub mod model; pub mod quantized; +pub mod recipe_budget; pub mod vendored; // Re-export commonly used types @@ -27,6 +31,7 @@ pub use backends::{ generate, load_gguf_backend, read_gguf_metadata, GenomeAdapter, ModelBackend, ModelFormat, }; pub use candle_adapter::CandleAdapter; +pub use llamacpp_adapter::{LlamaCppAdapter, LLAMACPP_PROVIDER_ID}; pub use lora::{load_lora_adapter, merge_lora_weight, LoRAWeights, LoadedAdapter}; pub use model::{load_model_by_id, rebuild_with_stacked_lora}; pub use quantized::{load_default_quantized, load_quantized_model}; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/model.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/model.rs index 7117b6d51..6acf4cebf 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/model.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/model.rs @@ -75,7 +75,9 @@ pub fn select_best_device() -> Device { } log.error(" ❌ No GPU available. CPU inference is not supported."); - log.error(" ❌ Build with: --features metal (macOS) or --features cuda (Linux/Windows with GPU)"); + log.error( + " ❌ Build with: --features metal (macOS) or --features cuda (Linux/Windows with GPU)", + ); panic!("No GPU device available for inference. CPU fallback is disabled."); } @@ -174,8 +176,8 @@ pub fn load_model_by_id( // Try downloading GGUF weights directly and resolve tokenizer from base model. if config_result.is_err() || tokenizer_result.is_err() { log.info(" config.json/tokenizer.json not found — checking for GGUF-only repo"); - let weight_paths = download_weights(&repo) - .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to download weights: {e}"))?; + let weight_paths = + download_weights(&repo).map_err(|e| format!("Failed to download weights: {e}"))?; if weight_paths.len() == 1 && weight_paths[0] @@ -232,9 +234,7 @@ pub fn load_model_by_id( .map(|e| e == "gguf") .unwrap_or(false) { - if let Some(bf16_backend) = - try_load_bf16_safetensors(&weight_paths[0], model_id) - { + if let Some(bf16_backend) = try_load_bf16_safetensors(&weight_paths[0], model_id) { log.info(&format!( "BF16 backend ready in {:?} (ctx={})", start.elapsed(), @@ -246,8 +246,7 @@ pub fn load_model_by_id( log.info(" Detected GGUF format — loading via GGUF backend"); let tokenizer = Tokenizer::from_file(&tokenizer_path) .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to load tokenizer: {e}"))?; - let backend = - backends::load_gguf_backend(&weight_paths[0], tokenizer, model_id, &device)?; + let backend = backends::load_gguf_backend(&weight_paths[0], tokenizer, model_id, &device)?; let duration = start.elapsed(); log.info(&format!( "GGUF model loaded in {:?} (arch={}, ctx={})", @@ -286,7 +285,10 @@ fn resolve_tokenizer_for_gguf( "main".to_string(), )); if let Ok(tokenizer_path) = base_repo.get("tokenizer.json") { - log.info(&format!(" ✅ Found tokenizer from base model: {}", base_id)); + log.info(&format!( + " ✅ Found tokenizer from base model: {}", + base_id + )); let tokenizer = Tokenizer::from_file(&tokenizer_path) .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to load tokenizer from {}: {e}", base_id))?; return Ok(tokenizer); @@ -296,7 +298,8 @@ fn resolve_tokenizer_for_gguf( Err(format!( "No tokenizer found for GGUF model {}. Tried base models: {:?}", model_id, base_model_candidates - ).into()) + ) + .into()) } /// Infer base model HF IDs from a GGUF model ID. @@ -398,10 +401,9 @@ fn load_safetensors_from_config( log.info(&format!(" EOS token IDs: {:?}", eos_token_ids)); - let vb = - unsafe { VarBuilder::from_mmaped_safetensors(&weight_paths, dtype, device)? }; - let model = Qwen2::load(vb, &qwen2_config) - .map_err(|e| format!("Qwen2 load failed: {e}"))?; + let vb = unsafe { VarBuilder::from_mmaped_safetensors(&weight_paths, dtype, device)? }; + let model = + Qwen2::load(vb, &qwen2_config).map_err(|e| format!("Qwen2 load failed: {e}"))?; let duration = start.elapsed(); log.info(&format!("Qwen2 model loaded in {:?}", duration)); @@ -432,8 +434,7 @@ fn load_safetensors_from_config( config.max_position_embeddings )); - let eos_token_ids = - LlamaSafetensorsBackend::parse_eos_tokens(&config.eos_token_id); + let eos_token_ids = LlamaSafetensorsBackend::parse_eos_tokens(&config.eos_token_id); log.info(&format!(" EOS token IDs: {:?}", eos_token_ids)); // Check for compacted model topology @@ -444,10 +445,7 @@ fn load_safetensors_from_config( if let Some(ref dir) = model_dir { if let Some(topo_path) = compact_llama::detect_topology(dir) { - log.info(&format!( - " Detected compacted topology: {:?}", - topo_path - )); + log.info(&format!(" Detected compacted topology: {:?}", topo_path)); let topo = topology::load_topology(&topo_path) .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to load topology: {e}"))?; @@ -460,9 +458,8 @@ fn load_safetensors_from_config( let vb = unsafe { VarBuilder::from_mmaped_safetensors(&weight_paths, dtype, device)? }; - let compact_model = - compact_llama::CompactLlama::load(vb, &config, &topo) - .map_err(|e| format!("CompactLlama load failed: {e}"))?; + let compact_model = compact_llama::CompactLlama::load(vb, &config, &topo) + .map_err(|e| format!("CompactLlama load failed: {e}"))?; let duration = start.elapsed(); log.info(&format!("Compact model loaded in {:?}", duration)); @@ -482,8 +479,7 @@ fn load_safetensors_from_config( } // Standard (non-compacted) Llama path - let vb = - unsafe { VarBuilder::from_mmaped_safetensors(&weight_paths, dtype, device)? }; + let vb = unsafe { VarBuilder::from_mmaped_safetensors(&weight_paths, dtype, device)? }; let model = Llama::load(vb, &config)?; let cache = Cache::new(true, dtype, &config, device)?; @@ -623,10 +619,7 @@ pub fn load_model_from_dir( /// - Available system RAM ≥ 24GB (safe threshold for ~20GB F16 14B model) /// /// Returns `None` if either condition isn't met or loading fails — caller falls back to GGUF. -fn try_load_bf16_safetensors( - gguf_path: &Path, - model_id: &str, -) -> Option> { +fn try_load_bf16_safetensors(gguf_path: &Path, model_id: &str) -> Option> { let bf16_dir = gguf_path.parent()?.join("bf16"); if !bf16_dir.exists() { return None; @@ -805,10 +798,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] #[ignore] fn test_qwen32b_compacted_gguf_inference() { - let model_dir = Path::new( - &std::env::var("HOME").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp".to_string()), - ) - .join(".continuum/genome/models/qwen32b-compacted-v2"); + let model_dir = Path::new(&std::env::var("HOME").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp".to_string())) + .join(".continuum/genome/models/qwen32b-compacted-v2"); if !model_dir.exists() { eprintln!("Skipping: model dir not found at {:?}", model_dir); @@ -840,7 +831,10 @@ mod tests { .expect("Generation failed"); let gen_time = gen_start.elapsed(); - eprintln!("\n--- Output ({} tokens in {:.1?}) ---", token_count, gen_time); + eprintln!( + "\n--- Output ({} tokens in {:.1?}) ---", + token_count, gen_time + ); eprintln!("{}", output); eprintln!("--- End ---\n"); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/quantized.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/quantized.rs index 49802d1d8..709f6d8a0 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/quantized.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/quantized.rs @@ -36,23 +36,32 @@ pub fn download_gguf_model( Ok(path) => { log.info(&format!( "GGUF downloaded via hf_hub in {:.2}s: {:?}", - start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), path + start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + path )); return Ok(path); } Err(e) => { log.warn(&format!( - "hf_hub download failed ({}), trying direct curl fallback...", e + "hf_hub download failed ({}), trying direct curl fallback...", + e )); } } // Fallback: direct HTTP download via curl (handles HF LFS redirects that // hf_hub sometimes fails on inside Docker containers) - let cache_dir = std::env::var("HF_HOME") - .unwrap_or_else(|_| format!("{}/.cache/huggingface", std::env::var("HOME").unwrap_or_default())); - let model_dir = format!("{}/hub/models--{}/snapshots/main", - cache_dir, repo_id.replace('/', "--")); + let cache_dir = std::env::var("HF_HOME").unwrap_or_else(|_| { + format!( + "{}/.cache/huggingface", + std::env::var("HOME").unwrap_or_default() + ) + }); + let model_dir = format!( + "{}/hub/models--{}/snapshots/main", + cache_dir, + repo_id.replace('/', "--") + ); std::fs::create_dir_all(&model_dir)?; let target_path = PathBuf::from(format!("{}/{}", model_dir, filename)); @@ -77,7 +86,8 @@ pub fn download_gguf_model( log.info(&format!( "GGUF downloaded via curl in {:.2}s: {:?}", - start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), target_path + start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + target_path )); Ok(target_path) } @@ -177,7 +187,15 @@ pub fn load_default_quantized( let mut size: u64 = 0; let mut len = std::mem::size_of::(); let key = std::ffi::CString::new("hw.memsize").unwrap(); - unsafe { libc::sysctlbyname(key.as_ptr(), &mut size as *mut u64 as *mut _, &mut len, std::ptr::null_mut(), 0) }; + unsafe { + libc::sysctlbyname( + key.as_ptr(), + &mut size as *mut u64 as *mut _, + &mut len, + std::ptr::null_mut(), + 0, + ) + }; (size / (1024 * 1024 * 1024)) as u32 } #[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))] @@ -193,7 +211,10 @@ pub fn load_default_quantized( } }; - log.info(&format!("System RAM: {}GB — selecting best model", total_ram_gb)); + log.info(&format!( + "System RAM: {}GB — selecting best model", + total_ram_gb + )); // Model selection: our forged Qwen3.5 models (PR #878 added candle backend) let (repo, filename, tokenizer_repo) = if total_ram_gb >= 32 { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/recipe_budget.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/recipe_budget.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c8a30259b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/recipe_budget.rs @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +//! Recipe-driven KV context sizing. +//! +//! Per §14 of docs/architecture/PERSONA-CONTEXT-PAGING.md: each task +//! type has a default context budget representing typical demand for +//! the median case. These ship as data here (the registry layer) so +//! adapters / tests / personas declare their needs and the adapter +//! sizes accordingly. No `with_context_length(magic_number)` calls in +//! adapter callers — they declare a recipe and the budget falls out. +//! +//! The budgets are SEEDS for allocation, not caps. The paging policy +//! (§14.2 of the doc) adjusts them up/down based on observed signals +//! at runtime. This module is the static-side of that loop — what the +//! recipe author declares as the starting point. + +use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; + +/// What the persona is doing — drives the seed context budget. +/// +/// Defaults match §14.1 of the design doc. New variants land here as +/// new task types emerge; the table stays the single source of truth. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Serialize, Deserialize)] +#[serde(rename_all = "snake_case")] +pub enum TaskKind { + /// Text chat — typical multi-party turn fits comfortably. + Chat, + /// Voice chat — text small, audio is its own bursty modality. + VoiceChat, + /// Video chat — text small, vision adds transient tokens per frame. + VideoChat, + /// Coding (small project) — one or two files in context. + CodingSmall, + /// Coding (large project / refactor) — many-file navigation. + CodingLarge, + /// Game NPC, idle — small persona-state, mostly cold. + GameNpcIdle, + /// Game NPC, in-conversation — promoted on player proximity. + GameNpcEngaged, + /// Sentinel, easy task — template-driven work. + SentinelEasy, + /// Sentinel, hard task — research / analysis work. + SentinelHard, + /// Academy student (learning) — reading + practice context. + AcademyStudent, +} + +impl TaskKind { + /// Default seed context budget for this task kind, in tokens. + /// The numbers come from §14.1 of the design doc — they represent + /// the EXPECTED demand for the median case of this task. The + /// paging policy adjusts at runtime; this is the starting point. + pub fn default_seed_tokens(self) -> u32 { + match self { + TaskKind::Chat => 8 * 1024, + TaskKind::VoiceChat => 8 * 1024, + TaskKind::VideoChat => 8 * 1024, + TaskKind::CodingSmall => 32 * 1024, + TaskKind::CodingLarge => 128 * 1024, + TaskKind::GameNpcIdle => 4 * 1024, + TaskKind::GameNpcEngaged => 16 * 1024, + TaskKind::SentinelEasy => 16 * 1024, + TaskKind::SentinelHard => 64 * 1024, + TaskKind::AcademyStudent => 32 * 1024, + } + } + + /// Default maximum the persona would ever scale to for this task. + /// The paging policy may grow allocation up to this cap based on + /// demand signals (§14.2 grow signals). Above this, the persona + /// has to declare a different TaskKind or use Custom budgets. + pub fn default_max_tokens(self) -> u32 { + match self { + // Chat-class: doesn't need to grow much. + TaskKind::Chat | TaskKind::VoiceChat | TaskKind::VideoChat => 16 * 1024, + // Coding: small can grow into medium territory; large covers + // most refactor scenarios but caps at the model's typical max. + TaskKind::CodingSmall => 64 * 1024, + TaskKind::CodingLarge => 256 * 1024, + // Game NPC: idle stays small; engaged can grow as conversation deepens. + TaskKind::GameNpcIdle => 8 * 1024, + TaskKind::GameNpcEngaged => 32 * 1024, + // Sentinel: easy stays bounded; hard can scale into large research. + TaskKind::SentinelEasy => 32 * 1024, + TaskKind::SentinelHard => 128 * 1024, + // Academy: reading-heavy, can grow with material complexity. + TaskKind::AcademyStudent => 64 * 1024, + } + } +} + +/// One persona's declared context need within a recipe. The persona +/// declares (or inherits from its task) a min (base, can't function +/// below) and max (won't ever need more for this task). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct PersonaContextBudget { + pub persona_label: String, + pub task: TaskKind, + pub min_tokens: u32, + pub max_tokens: u32, +} + +impl PersonaContextBudget { + /// Construct from a task kind using the defaults. Recipe author + /// can override min/max with the builder methods below. + pub fn for_task(persona_label: impl Into, task: TaskKind) -> Self { + Self { + persona_label: persona_label.into(), + task, + min_tokens: task.default_seed_tokens(), + max_tokens: task.default_max_tokens(), + } + } + + /// Override the min (base requirement). Used when a specific + /// persona-task pairing needs more headroom than the task default + /// (e.g., a memory-NPC that always needs 16K even idle). + pub fn with_min_tokens(mut self, n: u32) -> Self { + self.min_tokens = n; + // min can't exceed max — auto-bump max if caller raised the floor. + if self.min_tokens > self.max_tokens { + self.max_tokens = self.min_tokens; + } + self + } + + /// Override the max. Used when a recipe author knows this persona + /// will scale beyond the task default. + pub fn with_max_tokens(mut self, n: u32) -> Self { + self.max_tokens = n.max(self.min_tokens); + self + } +} + +/// A recipe's worth of persona budgets. The adapter reads this to +/// size KV at load time (sum of seeds bounded by hardware ceiling), +/// and the paging policy reads it later for per-persona adjust limits. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct RecipeBudget { + pub personas: Vec, +} + +impl RecipeBudget { + pub fn new() -> Self { + Self { + personas: Vec::new(), + } + } + + pub fn add_persona(mut self, budget: PersonaContextBudget) -> Self { + self.personas.push(budget); + self + } + + /// Sum of declared minimum (seed) budgets. This is the total KV + /// the adapter must reserve to even let every persona in the recipe + /// function at all. The model's actual `n_ctx` should be at least + /// this amount. + pub fn sum_of_seed_tokens(&self) -> u32 { + self.personas.iter().map(|p| p.min_tokens).sum() + } + + /// Sum of declared maximums. Upper bound on what the recipe will + /// ever ask for. Useful for the paging policy to know whether + /// growth signals are even satisfiable on the current hardware. + pub fn sum_of_max_tokens(&self) -> u32 { + self.personas.iter().map(|p| p.max_tokens).sum() + } + + /// Number of personas in the recipe. The adapter uses this to + /// pick `n_seq_max` for the backend (one slot per persona). + pub fn persona_count(&self) -> u32 { + self.personas.len() as u32 + } + + /// True if the seed sum fits the given model's trained context. + /// If false, the recipe overshoots and the adapter must either + /// reject the load or shrink per-persona budgets proportionally. + pub fn fits_in_model_context(&self, model_n_ctx_train: u32) -> bool { + self.sum_of_seed_tokens() <= model_n_ctx_train + } +} + +// ─── Tests ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + /// What this catches: regression in a TaskKind's seed default value + /// (someone bumps Chat from 8K to 16K thinking "more is better" + /// without realizing it doubles per-persona KV cost). The defaults + /// are documented in §14.1; changing them requires updating that + /// section AND this test. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: bumped Chat default to 16384, test fails + /// with clear left/right diff; reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn task_kind_default_seeds_match_design_doc_section_14_1() { + assert_eq!(TaskKind::Chat.default_seed_tokens(), 8 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::VoiceChat.default_seed_tokens(), 8 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::VideoChat.default_seed_tokens(), 8 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::CodingSmall.default_seed_tokens(), 32 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::CodingLarge.default_seed_tokens(), 128 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::GameNpcIdle.default_seed_tokens(), 4 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::GameNpcEngaged.default_seed_tokens(), 16 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::SentinelEasy.default_seed_tokens(), 16 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::SentinelHard.default_seed_tokens(), 64 * 1024); + assert_eq!(TaskKind::AcademyStudent.default_seed_tokens(), 32 * 1024); + } + + /// What this catches: regression in a TaskKind's max-cap (someone + /// makes Chat max=4K, breaking growth-signal ability for chats + /// that legitimately need more). Max must always >= seed. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: set Chat max to 4*1024, test fails + /// because max < seed for Chat; reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn task_kind_default_max_always_at_or_above_seed() { + for task in [ + TaskKind::Chat, + TaskKind::VoiceChat, + TaskKind::VideoChat, + TaskKind::CodingSmall, + TaskKind::CodingLarge, + TaskKind::GameNpcIdle, + TaskKind::GameNpcEngaged, + TaskKind::SentinelEasy, + TaskKind::SentinelHard, + TaskKind::AcademyStudent, + ] { + assert!( + task.default_max_tokens() >= task.default_seed_tokens(), + "{task:?}: max ({}) must be >= seed ({})", + task.default_max_tokens(), + task.default_seed_tokens(), + ); + } + } + + /// What this catches: PersonaContextBudget::for_task drops fields + /// or pulls from the wrong task variant when constructing the + /// budget. Min/max should come from the task's own defaults. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed for_task to call .default_max + /// twice (no min), test fails because min ends up = max not seed; + /// reverted, passes. + #[test] + fn for_task_inherits_defaults_from_task_kind() { + let b = PersonaContextBudget::for_task("Helper", TaskKind::Chat); + assert_eq!(b.persona_label, "Helper"); + assert_eq!(b.task, TaskKind::Chat); + assert_eq!(b.min_tokens, TaskKind::Chat.default_seed_tokens()); + assert_eq!(b.max_tokens, TaskKind::Chat.default_max_tokens()); + } + + /// What this catches: with_min_tokens silently allowing min > max, + /// which would break invariants (paging policy asserts min<=max). + /// Builder must auto-bump max when min is raised above it. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: removed the auto-bump, test fails with + /// max still = task default (smaller than new min); reverted. + #[test] + fn with_min_tokens_auto_bumps_max_to_preserve_invariant() { + // Chat default: seed=8K, max=16K. Force min=64K — max should bump. + let b = PersonaContextBudget::for_task("Big", TaskKind::Chat).with_min_tokens(64 * 1024); + assert_eq!(b.min_tokens, 64 * 1024); + assert!(b.max_tokens >= b.min_tokens, "max must always >= min"); + assert_eq!(b.max_tokens, 64 * 1024); + } + + /// What this catches: with_max_tokens silently allowing max < min, + /// which is the inverse-invariant violation. Builder must clamp + /// max to at least min. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed `n.max(self.min_tokens)` to plain + /// `n`, test fails because max ends up = 1024 (below default min); + /// reverted. + #[test] + fn with_max_tokens_clamps_to_at_least_min() { + let b = + PersonaContextBudget::for_task("Clamp", TaskKind::CodingLarge).with_max_tokens(1024); // way below CodingLarge's 128K seed + assert!(b.max_tokens >= b.min_tokens, "max must always >= min"); + assert_eq!(b.max_tokens, b.min_tokens); + } + + /// What this catches: sum_of_seed_tokens off-by-one or wrong field + /// (summing max instead of min). Recipe author needs accurate seed + /// total to know what the adapter will actually allocate. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed .min_tokens to .max_tokens in the + /// sum, test fails with the much larger max-total; reverted. + #[test] + fn sum_of_seed_tokens_aggregates_min_not_max() { + let recipe = RecipeBudget::new() + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("A", TaskKind::Chat)) // min=8K + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("B", TaskKind::Chat)) // min=8K + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("C", TaskKind::CodingSmall)); // min=32K + + assert_eq!(recipe.sum_of_seed_tokens(), 8 * 1024 + 8 * 1024 + 32 * 1024); + // Sanity: max-sum is bigger + assert!(recipe.sum_of_max_tokens() > recipe.sum_of_seed_tokens()); + } + + /// What this catches: persona_count returning byte-len or wrong + /// type. Adapter uses it for n_seq_max — wrong count = wrong + /// allocation slot count. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: returned 0 always, test fails with + /// expected 5 vs got 0; reverted. + #[test] + fn persona_count_matches_added_personas() { + let recipe = RecipeBudget::new() + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("A", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("B", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("C", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("D", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("E", TaskKind::Chat)); + assert_eq!(recipe.persona_count(), 5); + } + + /// What this catches: fits_in_model_context returning the wrong + /// boolean (e.g., < instead of <=, or comparing max instead of + /// seed). Adapter uses this to decide whether to load the recipe + /// at all or reject with a clear error. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed <= to <, test fails on the equal + /// case; reverted. + #[test] + fn fits_in_model_context_uses_seed_sum_not_max_sum() { + // 3 chat personas = 24K seeds, 48K maxes + let recipe = RecipeBudget::new() + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("A", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("B", TaskKind::Chat)) + .add_persona(PersonaContextBudget::for_task("C", TaskKind::Chat)); + + // Model with exactly 24K context fits the seeds (equal allowed). + assert!(recipe.fits_in_model_context(24 * 1024)); + // Model with 23K doesn't fit. + assert!(!recipe.fits_in_model_context(23 * 1024)); + // Model with massive context fits trivially. + assert!(recipe.fits_in_model_context(262144)); + } + + /// What this catches: empty recipe edge case — sum should be 0, + /// fits_in should be true (nothing to fit), persona_count = 0. + /// Trivial defaults must not panic or return surprising values. + /// + /// Validated 2026-04-21: changed sum to .last().min_tokens unwrap, + /// test fails with panic on empty; reverted. + #[test] + fn empty_recipe_has_zero_sum_and_fits_anything() { + let recipe = RecipeBudget::new(); + assert_eq!(recipe.sum_of_seed_tokens(), 0); + assert_eq!(recipe.sum_of_max_tokens(), 0); + assert_eq!(recipe.persona_count(), 0); + assert!(recipe.fits_in_model_context(0)); + assert!(recipe.fits_in_model_context(262144)); + } +} diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/compact_llama.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/compact_llama.rs index d66e0f512..776443cf8 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/compact_llama.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/compact_llama.rs @@ -134,7 +134,9 @@ impl CompactAttention { }; // Reshape back to [batch, seq, hidden_for_this_layer] - let y = y.transpose(1, 2)?.reshape(&[b_sz, seq_len, self.n_head * self.head_dim])?; + let y = y + .transpose(1, 2)? + .reshape(&[b_sz, seq_len, self.n_head * self.head_dim])?; self.o_proj.forward(&y) } @@ -211,15 +213,11 @@ impl CompactLayer { intermediate_size: usize, rms_norm_eps: f64, ) -> Result { - let self_attn = CompactAttention::load( - vb.pp("self_attn"), - n_head, - n_kv_head, - head_dim, - hidden_size, - )?; + let self_attn = + CompactAttention::load(vb.pp("self_attn"), n_head, n_kv_head, head_dim, hidden_size)?; let mlp = CompactMlp::load(vb.pp("mlp"), hidden_size, intermediate_size)?; - let input_layernorm = candle_nn::rms_norm(hidden_size, rms_norm_eps, vb.pp("input_layernorm"))?; + let input_layernorm = + candle_nn::rms_norm(hidden_size, rms_norm_eps, vb.pp("input_layernorm"))?; let post_attention_layernorm = candle_nn::rms_norm(hidden_size, rms_norm_eps, vb.pp("post_attention_layernorm"))?; @@ -270,27 +268,19 @@ impl CompactLlama { /// /// The topology provides per-layer head counts. Weight tensors in the /// safetensors file must already be sliced to match (by the compactor). - pub fn load( - vb: VarBuilder, - config: &LlamaConfig, - topology: &HeadTopology, - ) -> Result { + pub fn load(vb: VarBuilder, config: &LlamaConfig, topology: &HeadTopology) -> Result { let hidden_size = config.hidden_size; let rms_norm_eps = config.rms_norm_eps; let context_length = config.max_position_embeddings; let intermediate_size = config.intermediate_size; - let embed_tokens = candle_nn::embedding( - config.vocab_size, - hidden_size, - vb.pp("model.embed_tokens"), - )?; + let embed_tokens = + candle_nn::embedding(config.vocab_size, hidden_size, vb.pp("model.embed_tokens"))?; // Rotary embeddings use the original head_dim (unchanged by compaction) let head_dim = topology.head_dim; let rope_theta = config.rope_theta as f32; - let (cos, sin) = - precompute_freqs_cis(head_dim, rope_theta, context_length, vb.device())?; + let (cos, sin) = precompute_freqs_cis(head_dim, rope_theta, context_length, vb.device())?; let mut layers = Vec::with_capacity(topology.layers.len()); for layer_topo in &topology.layers { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_llama.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_llama.rs index 0a8f3542d..43f87efec 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_llama.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_llama.rs @@ -339,16 +339,37 @@ impl LayerWeights { let last = seq_len - 1; // Q after bias (before reshape/RoPE) — matches llama.cpp "Qcur-0" first dump if let Ok(vals) = q.i((0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("Q+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "Q+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } if let Ok(vals) = k.i((0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("K+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "K+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } if let Ok(vals) = v.i((0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("V+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "V+bias (flat): {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -373,18 +394,40 @@ impl LayerWeights { // Compare last head's last position let last = seq_len - 1; let n_head = self.n_head; - if let Ok(vals) = q.i((0, n_head - 1, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("Q after RoPE (head {}, last tok): first5=[{}]", n_head - 1, first.join(", ")); + if let Ok(vals) = q + .i((0, n_head - 1, last, ..)) + .and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) + { + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "Q after RoPE (head {}, last tok): first5=[{}]", + n_head - 1, + first.join(", ") + ); } // Q head 0 last tok if let Ok(vals) = q.i((0, 0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("Q after RoPE (head 0, last tok): first5=[{}]", first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "Q after RoPE (head 0, last tok): first5=[{}]", + first.join(", ") + ); } if let Ok(vals) = k.i((0, 0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("K after RoPE (head 0, last tok): first5=[{}]", first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "K after RoPE (head 0, last tok): first5=[{}]", + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -441,7 +484,10 @@ impl LayerWeights { // Attention output before reshape (shape: [b, n_head, seq, head_dim]) // llama.cpp "__fattn__-0" last head if let Ok(vals) = y.i((0, 0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); eprintln!("attn_out (head 0, last tok): first5=[{}]", first.join(", ")); } } @@ -455,8 +501,15 @@ impl LayerWeights { let last = seq_len - 1; // kqv_out: reshaped attention output before Wo if let Ok(vals) = y.i((0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("kqv_out (flat, last tok): {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "kqv_out (flat, last tok): {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_kqv_out.bin", &data).ok(); } @@ -468,8 +521,15 @@ impl LayerWeights { x.device().synchronize().ok(); let last = seq_len - 1; if let Ok(vals) = y.i((0, last, ..)).and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { - let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("attn_wo (Wo output, last tok): {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = vals[..5.min(vals.len())] + .iter() + .map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)) + .collect(); + eprintln!( + "attn_wo (Wo output, last tok): {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_attn_wo.bin", &data).ok(); } @@ -569,7 +629,8 @@ impl ModelWeights { let neg_inf = Tensor::new(f32::NEG_INFINITY, &ct.device)?; let embedding_length = ct.hparams.n_embd as usize; let tok_embeddings_q = ct.remove("tok_embeddings.weight")?; - let tok_embeddings = DeviceEmbedding::from_qtensor(tok_embeddings_q, embedding_length, &ct.device)?; + let tok_embeddings = + DeviceEmbedding::from_qtensor(tok_embeddings_q, embedding_length, &ct.device)?; let norm = RmsNorm::from_qtensor(ct.remove("norm.weight")?, 1e-5)?; let output = ct.remove("output.weight")?; let mut layers = Vec::with_capacity(ct.hparams.n_layer as usize); @@ -684,11 +745,14 @@ impl ModelWeights { // But we don't have the tensor yet. Use embedding_length / ORIGINAL head_count // approximation: for standard models this is correct, for compacted we need metadata. // Qwen2 always uses 128. - if arch == "qwen2" { 128 } else { embedding_length / head_count } + if arch == "qwen2" { + 128 + } else { + embedding_length / head_count + } }); let rope_dim = head_dim; - let rms_norm_eps = - md_get(&arch_key("attention.layer_norm_rms_epsilon"))?.to_f32()? as f64; + let rms_norm_eps = md_get(&arch_key("attention.layer_norm_rms_epsilon"))?.to_f32()? as f64; let rope_freq_base = md_get(&arch_key("rope.freq_base")) .and_then(|m| m.to_f32()) @@ -697,26 +761,43 @@ impl ModelWeights { // RoPE convention depends on model architecture (matching llama.cpp). // NEOX (non-interleaved): pairs (i, i+d/2) — Qwen, Qwen2, Falcon, Phi, BERT, etc. // NORM (interleaved): pairs (2i, 2i+1) — Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, etc. - let rope_is_neox = matches!(arch.as_str(), - "qwen" | "qwen2" | "qwen2moe" | "qwen3" | "qwen3moe" | - "falcon" | "phi" | "phi2" | "phi3" | "stablelm" | - "bert" | "nomic-bert" | "plamo" | "grok" | "dbrx" | - "olmo2" | "olmoe" | "codeshell" | "starcoder2" + let rope_is_neox = matches!( + arch.as_str(), + "qwen" + | "qwen2" + | "qwen2moe" + | "qwen3" + | "qwen3moe" + | "falcon" + | "phi" + | "phi2" + | "phi3" + | "stablelm" + | "bert" + | "nomic-bert" + | "plamo" + | "grok" + | "dbrx" + | "olmo2" + | "olmoe" + | "codeshell" + | "starcoder2" ); { let log = crate::runtime::logger("candle"); - log.info(&format!("RoPE config: arch={}, rope_is_neox={}, rope_dim={}, freq_base={}", - arch, rope_is_neox, rope_dim, rope_freq_base)); + log.info(&format!( + "RoPE config: arch={}, rope_is_neox={}, rope_dim={}, freq_base={}", + arch, rope_is_neox, rope_dim, rope_freq_base + )); } let (cos, sin) = precomput_freqs_cis(rope_dim, rope_freq_base, context_length, device)?; let neg_inf = Tensor::new(f32::NEG_INFINITY, device)?; // Load embedding directly to CPU — bypasses Metal buffer pool entirely. - let tok_embeddings = DeviceEmbedding::from_gguf( - &ct, reader, "token_embd.weight", embedding_length, device, - )?; + let tok_embeddings = + DeviceEmbedding::from_gguf(&ct, reader, "token_embd.weight", embedding_length, device)?; let norm = RmsNorm::from_qtensor( ct.tensor(reader, "output_norm.weight", device)?, rms_norm_eps, @@ -756,14 +837,25 @@ impl ModelWeights { // Log shapes for first layer to verify compacted model dimensions if layer_idx == 0 { let log = crate::runtime::logger("candle"); - log.info(&format!("Layer 0 weight shapes: Q={:?} K={:?} V={:?} O={:?}", - attention_wq.shape(), attention_wk.shape(), attention_wv.shape(), attention_wo.shape())); + log.info(&format!( + "Layer 0 weight shapes: Q={:?} K={:?} V={:?} O={:?}", + attention_wq.shape(), + attention_wk.shape(), + attention_wv.shape(), + attention_wo.shape() + )); if let Some(ref bq) = attention_bq { - log.info(&format!("Layer 0 bias shapes: Q={:?} K={:?} V={:?}", - bq.dims(), attention_bk.as_ref().map(|t| t.dims()), attention_bv.as_ref().map(|t| t.dims()))); + log.info(&format!( + "Layer 0 bias shapes: Q={:?} K={:?} V={:?}", + bq.dims(), + attention_bk.as_ref().map(|t| t.dims()), + attention_bv.as_ref().map(|t| t.dims()) + )); } - log.info(&format!("Layer 0 config: n_head={}, n_kv_head={}, head_dim={}, rope_dim={}", - head_count, head_count_kv, head_dim, rope_dim)); + log.info(&format!( + "Layer 0 config: n_head={}, n_kv_head={}, head_dim={}, rope_dim={}", + head_count, head_count_kv, head_dim, rope_dim + )); } let mlp_or_moe = if n_expert <= 1 { @@ -947,7 +1039,15 @@ impl ModelWeights { index_pos: usize, max_layers: usize, ) -> Result { - self.forward_inner(x, index_pos, if max_layers == 0 { self.layers.len() } else { max_layers }) + self.forward_inner( + x, + index_pos, + if max_layers == 0 { + self.layers.len() + } else { + max_layers + }, + ) } pub fn forward(&mut self, x: &Tensor, index_pos: usize) -> Result { @@ -978,13 +1078,19 @@ impl ModelWeights { if let Ok(flat) = layer_in.flatten_all().and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { let n = flat.len().min(10); let first10: Vec = flat[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("EMBED shape={:?} first10=[{}]", layer_in.dims(), first10.join(", ")); + eprintln!( + "EMBED shape={:?} first10=[{}]", + layer_in.dims(), + first10.join(", ") + ); } } // Debug: if CANDLE_MAX_LAYERS=0, return embedding directly (skip all layers) if effective_max == 0 { - return self.output.forward(&self.norm.forward(&layer_in)?.i((.., seq_len - 1, ..))?); + return self + .output + .forward(&self.norm.forward(&layer_in)?.i((.., seq_len - 1, ..))?); } for (layer_idx, layer) in self.layers.iter_mut().enumerate() { if layer_idx >= effective_max { @@ -1003,8 +1109,13 @@ impl ModelWeights { let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_attn_norm.bin", &data).ok(); let n = vals.len().min(5); - let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("L0 attn_norm: {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = + vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "L0 attn_norm: {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -1017,8 +1128,13 @@ impl ModelWeights { let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_attn_out.bin", &data).ok(); let n = vals.len().min(5); - let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("L0 attn_out: {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = + vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "L0 attn_out: {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -1031,8 +1147,13 @@ impl ModelWeights { let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_attn_resid.bin", &data).ok(); let n = vals.len().min(5); - let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("L0 attn+resid: {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = + vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "L0 attn+resid: {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -1048,8 +1169,13 @@ impl ModelWeights { let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_ffn_norm.bin", &data).ok(); let n = vals.len().min(5); - let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("L0 ffn_norm: {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = + vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "L0 ffn_norm: {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -1062,8 +1188,13 @@ impl ModelWeights { let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_l0_mlp_out.bin", &data).ok(); let n = vals.len().min(5); - let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("L0 mlp_out: {} dims, first5=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + let first: Vec = + vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "L0 mlp_out: {} dims, first5=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); } } @@ -1096,15 +1227,23 @@ impl ModelWeights { } // Dump hidden state for divergence debugging - if std::env::var("CANDLE_DUMP_LAYERS").is_ok() && (layer_idx < 3 || layer_idx == effective_max - 1) { + if std::env::var("CANDLE_DUMP_LAYERS").is_ok() + && (layer_idx < 3 || layer_idx == effective_max - 1) + { device.synchronize()?; if let Ok(flat) = layer_in.flatten_all().and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { let n = flat.len().min(10); - let first10: Vec = flat[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); + let first10: Vec = + flat[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); let mean: f64 = flat.iter().map(|&v| v as f64).sum::() / flat.len() as f64; let absmax = flat.iter().cloned().fold(0f32, |a, b| a.max(b.abs())); - eprintln!("LAYER[{:>2}] mean={:.6} absmax={:.3} first10=[{}]", - layer_idx, mean, absmax, first10.join(", ")); + eprintln!( + "LAYER[{:>2}] mean={:.6} absmax={:.3} first10=[{}]", + layer_idx, + mean, + absmax, + first10.join(", ") + ); } } } @@ -1117,7 +1256,11 @@ impl ModelWeights { if let Ok(vals) = x.flatten_all().and_then(|t| t.to_vec1::()) { let n = vals.len().min(10); let first: Vec = vals[..n].iter().map(|v| format!("{:.6}", v)).collect(); - eprintln!("HIDDEN (post-norm, pre-lm_head): {} dims, first10=[{}]", vals.len(), first.join(", ")); + eprintln!( + "HIDDEN (post-norm, pre-lm_head): {} dims, first10=[{}]", + vals.len(), + first.join(", ") + ); let data: Vec = vals.iter().flat_map(|v| v.to_le_bytes()).collect(); std::fs::write("/tmp/candle_hidden.bin", &data).ok(); eprintln!(" Written to /tmp/candle_hidden.bin"); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_qwen35.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_qwen35.rs index b0492b57c..f0eba6ef9 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_qwen35.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/quantized_qwen35.rs @@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ use std::collections::HashMap; -use candle_core::quantized::QTensor; use candle_core::quantized::gguf_file; +use candle_core::quantized::QTensor; use candle_core::{DType, Device, IndexOp, Result, Tensor}; use candle_nn::Module; @@ -198,11 +198,11 @@ impl AttentionLayer { // Split Q into query + gate (each head_dim=256) let q_reshaped = q_full.reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.n_head, self.head_dim * 2))?; - let q = q_reshaped.narrow(3, 0, self.head_dim)?; // [B, T, n_head, head_dim] + let q = q_reshaped.narrow(3, 0, self.head_dim)?; // [B, T, n_head, head_dim] let attn_gate = q_reshaped.narrow(3, self.head_dim, self.head_dim)?; // [B, T, n_head, head_dim] let attn_gate = attn_gate.reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.n_head * self.head_dim))?; // [B, T, n_head*head_dim] - let q = q.transpose(1, 2)?; // [B, n_head, T, head_dim] + let q = q.transpose(1, 2)?; // [B, n_head, T, head_dim] let k = k .reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.n_kv_head, self.head_dim))? .transpose(1, 2)?; @@ -247,8 +247,13 @@ impl AttentionLayer { // Attention let y = if q.device().is_metal() && seq_len == 1 { candle_nn::ops::sdpa( - &q, &k, &v, None, false, - 1. / (self.head_dim as f32).sqrt(), 1., + &q, + &k, + &v, + None, + false, + 1. / (self.head_dim as f32).sqrt(), + 1., )? } else { let k = candle_transformers::utils::repeat_kv(k, self.n_head / self.n_kv_head)?; @@ -314,10 +319,10 @@ struct DeltaNetLayer { post_attention_norm: RmsNorm, mlp: Mlp, // Config (derived from tensor shapes) - num_k_heads: usize, // 16 (K-heads, same as Q-heads) - num_v_heads: usize, // 32 (V-heads, 2x K-heads) - head_k_dim: usize, // 128 (per K/Q head) - head_v_dim: usize, // 128 (per V head) + num_k_heads: usize, // 16 (K-heads, same as Q-heads) + num_v_heads: usize, // 32 (V-heads, 2x K-heads) + head_k_dim: usize, // 128 (per K/Q head) + head_v_dim: usize, // 128 (per V head) // State recurrence_state: Option, // [batch, num_v_heads, head_k_dim, head_v_dim] conv_state: Option, // [batch, kernel_width-1, qkv_dim] @@ -330,10 +335,10 @@ impl DeltaNetLayer { // Step 1: Input projections let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); - let mixed_qkv = self.attn_qkv.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, key_dim*2 + value_dim] - let z = self.attn_gate.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, value_dim] (output gate) - let b = self.ssm_beta.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] (write strength) - let a = self.ssm_alpha.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] (decay input) + let mixed_qkv = self.attn_qkv.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, key_dim*2 + value_dim] + let z = self.attn_gate.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, value_dim] (output gate) + let b = self.ssm_beta.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] (write strength) + let a = self.ssm_alpha.forward(&normed)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] (decay input) let proj_us = t0.elapsed().as_micros(); // Step 2: Depthwise causal conv1d on QKV, then SiLU @@ -379,38 +384,51 @@ impl DeltaNetLayer { self.ssm_conv1d_weight.unsqueeze(1)? }; // x_padded: [B, C, T+pad] → conv1d with groups=C - let conv_out = x_padded - .conv1d(&weight, 0, 1, 1, qkv_dim)?; // [B, C, T] + let conv_out = x_padded.conv1d(&weight, 0, 1, 1, qkv_dim)?; // [B, C, T] conv_out.transpose(1, 2)? // [B, T, C] }; let mixed_qkv = candle_nn::ops::silu(&mixed_qkv)?; let conv_us = t0.elapsed().as_micros() - proj_us; // Step 3: Split QKV - let key_dim = self.num_k_heads * self.head_k_dim; // 16 * 128 = 2048 - let value_dim = self.num_v_heads * self.head_v_dim; // 32 * 128 = 4096 + let key_dim = self.num_k_heads * self.head_k_dim; // 16 * 128 = 2048 + let value_dim = self.num_v_heads * self.head_v_dim; // 32 * 128 = 4096 let q = mixed_qkv.narrow(2, 0, key_dim)?; let k = mixed_qkv.narrow(2, key_dim, key_dim)?; let v = mixed_qkv.narrow(2, key_dim * 2, value_dim)?; // Reshape to [B, T, num_heads, head_dim] → [B, num_heads, T, head_dim] - let q = q.reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_k_heads, self.head_k_dim))?.transpose(1, 2)?; - let k = k.reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_k_heads, self.head_k_dim))?.transpose(1, 2)?; - let v = v.reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_v_heads, self.head_v_dim))?.transpose(1, 2)?; + let q = q + .reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_k_heads, self.head_k_dim))? + .transpose(1, 2)?; + let k = k + .reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_k_heads, self.head_k_dim))? + .transpose(1, 2)?; + let v = v + .reshape((b_sz, seq_len, self.num_v_heads, self.head_v_dim))? + .transpose(1, 2)?; // Step 4: L2-normalize Q and K (per-head) let q = { - let norm = q.sqr()?.sum_keepdim(3)?.sqrt()?.clamp(1e-12, f64::INFINITY)?; + let norm = q + .sqr()? + .sum_keepdim(3)? + .sqrt()? + .clamp(1e-12, f64::INFINITY)?; q.broadcast_div(&norm)? }; let k = { - let norm = k.sqr()?.sum_keepdim(3)?.sqrt()?.clamp(1e-12, f64::INFINITY)?; + let norm = k + .sqr()? + .sum_keepdim(3)? + .sqrt()? + .clamp(1e-12, f64::INFINITY)?; k.broadcast_div(&norm)? }; // Step 5: Compute decay g and write strength beta - let beta = candle_nn::ops::sigmoid(&b)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] - // g = -exp(A_log) * softplus(a + dt_bias) + let beta = candle_nn::ops::sigmoid(&b)?; // [B, T, num_v_heads] + // g = -exp(A_log) * softplus(a + dt_bias) let a_plus_dt = a.broadcast_add(&self.ssm_dt_bias)?; let softplus_a = { let abs_a = a_plus_dt.abs()?; @@ -450,11 +468,11 @@ impl DeltaNetLayer { } // Per-timestep vectors - let q_t = (q.i((.., .., t, ..))? * scale)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim] - let k_t = k.i((.., .., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim] - let v_t = v.i((.., .., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim] - let g_t = g.i((.., t, ..))?.exp()?; // [B, num_v_heads] → scalar per head - let beta_t = beta.i((.., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads] + let q_t = (q.i((.., .., t, ..))? * scale)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim] + let k_t = k.i((.., .., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim] + let v_t = v.i((.., .., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim] + let g_t = g.i((.., t, ..))?.exp()?; // [B, num_v_heads] → scalar per head + let beta_t = beta.i((.., t, ..))?; // [B, num_v_heads] // 1. DECAY: S = S * exp(g_t) let g_expanded = g_t.unsqueeze(2)?.unsqueeze(3)?; // [B, num_v_heads, 1, 1] @@ -462,27 +480,27 @@ impl DeltaNetLayer { // 2. RETRIEVE: read memory at key location // kv_mem = S @ k_t (matmul state with key) - let k_col = k_t.unsqueeze(3)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim, 1] - let kv_mem = state.matmul(&k_col)?.squeeze(3)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim]... wait - // Actually: S is [B, nh, hk, hv], k is [B, nh, hk] - // S^T @ k = [B, nh, hv, hk] @ [B, nh, hk, 1] = [B, nh, hv, 1] - // But we want k^T @ S: [B, nh, 1, hk] @ [B, nh, hk, hv] = [B, nh, 1, hv] - let k_row = k_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, 1, head_k_dim] - let kv_mem = k_row.matmul(&state)?.squeeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim] + let k_col = k_t.unsqueeze(3)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_k_dim, 1] + let kv_mem = state.matmul(&k_col)?.squeeze(3)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim]... wait + // Actually: S is [B, nh, hk, hv], k is [B, nh, hk] + // S^T @ k = [B, nh, hv, hk] @ [B, nh, hk, 1] = [B, nh, hv, 1] + // But we want k^T @ S: [B, nh, 1, hk] @ [B, nh, hk, hv] = [B, nh, 1, hv] + let k_row = k_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, 1, head_k_dim] + let kv_mem = k_row.matmul(&state)?.squeeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, head_v_dim] // 3. DELTA: correction = beta * (v - kv_mem) - let beta_expanded = beta_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, 1] + let beta_expanded = beta_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, num_v_heads, 1] let delta = (beta_expanded.broadcast_mul(&(&v_t - &kv_mem)?))?; // [B, nh, hv] // 4. WRITE: S += k ⊗ delta (outer product) - let k_col = k_t.unsqueeze(3)?; // [B, nh, hk, 1] - let delta_row = delta.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, nh, 1, hv] - let update = k_col.matmul(&delta_row)?; // [B, nh, hk, hv] + let k_col = k_t.unsqueeze(3)?; // [B, nh, hk, 1] + let delta_row = delta.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, nh, 1, hv] + let update = k_col.matmul(&delta_row)?; // [B, nh, hk, hv] state = (state + update)?; // 5. READ: output = q^T @ S - let q_row = q_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, nh, 1, hk] - let o_t = q_row.matmul(&state)?.squeeze(2)?; // [B, nh, hv] + let q_row = q_t.unsqueeze(2)?; // [B, nh, 1, hk] + let o_t = q_row.matmul(&state)?.squeeze(2)?; // [B, nh, hv] outputs.push(o_t); } @@ -598,8 +616,7 @@ impl ModelWeights { .map(|v| v as usize) .unwrap_or(head_dim); - let rms_norm_eps = - md_get(&arch_key("attention.layer_norm_rms_epsilon"))?.to_f32()? as f64; + let rms_norm_eps = md_get(&arch_key("attention.layer_norm_rms_epsilon"))?.to_f32()? as f64; let rope_freq_base = md_get(&arch_key("rope.freq_base")) .and_then(|m| m.to_f32()) @@ -608,14 +625,18 @@ impl ModelWeights { // SSM dimensions: derive from tensor shapes in the GGUF // ssm_a: [n_ssm_head] — gives us the SSM head count directly // ssm_out: [n_ssm_head * ssm_head_dim, hidden] — gives us ssm output dim - let n_ssm_head = ct.tensor_infos.get("blk.0.ssm_a") + let n_ssm_head = ct + .tensor_infos + .get("blk.0.ssm_a") .map(|info| { eprintln!(" ssm_a tensor_info dims: {:?}", info.shape.dims()); info.shape.dims()[0] }) .unwrap_or(32); // ssm_out GGUF shape is [hidden, out_dim] — out_dim is the SSM output size - let ssm_head_dim = ct.tensor_infos.get("blk.0.ssm_out.weight") + let ssm_head_dim = ct + .tensor_infos + .get("blk.0.ssm_out.weight") .map(|info| { let dims = info.shape.dims(); eprintln!(" ssm_out tensor_info dims: {:?}", dims); @@ -635,9 +656,8 @@ impl ModelWeights { let neg_inf = Tensor::new(f32::NEG_INFINITY, device)?; // Embeddings - let tok_embeddings = DeviceEmbedding::from_gguf( - &ct, reader, "token_embd.weight", embedding_length, device, - )?; + let tok_embeddings = + DeviceEmbedding::from_gguf(&ct, reader, "token_embd.weight", embedding_length, device)?; let norm = RmsNorm::from_qtensor( ct.tensor(reader, "output_norm.weight", device)?, rms_norm_eps, @@ -657,7 +677,9 @@ impl ModelWeights { let prefix = format!("blk.{layer_idx}"); // Detect layer type by checking tensor index (no I/O, just hashmap lookup) - let is_attention = ct.tensor_infos.contains_key(&format!("{prefix}.attn_q.weight")); + let is_attention = ct + .tensor_infos + .contains_key(&format!("{prefix}.attn_q.weight")); // Shared: FFN (both layer types) — loaded on the layer's device let ffn_gate = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ffn_gate.weight"), layer_device)?; @@ -675,18 +697,37 @@ impl ModelWeights { rms_norm_eps, )?; let post_attention_norm = RmsNorm::from_qtensor( - ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.post_attention_norm.weight"), layer_device)?, + ct.tensor( + reader, + &format!("{prefix}.post_attention_norm.weight"), + layer_device, + )?, rms_norm_eps, )?; if is_attention { // Full attention layer: separate Q/K/V — on Metal - let attention_wq = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_q.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attention_wk = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_k.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attention_wv = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_v.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attention_wo = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_output.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attn_q_norm_t = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_q_norm.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attn_k_norm_t = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_k_norm.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attention_wq = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_q.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attention_wk = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_k.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attention_wv = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_v.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attention_wo = ct.tensor( + reader, + &format!("{prefix}.attn_output.weight"), + layer_device, + )?; + let attn_q_norm_t = ct.tensor( + reader, + &format!("{prefix}.attn_q_norm.weight"), + layer_device, + )?; + let attn_k_norm_t = ct.tensor( + reader, + &format!("{prefix}.attn_k_norm.weight"), + layer_device, + )?; if layer_idx == 7 { log.info(&format!("Layer {}: Attention (separate Q/K/V)", layer_idx)); @@ -713,20 +754,29 @@ impl ModelWeights { })); } else { // DeltaNet layer: fused QKV + SSM — on CPU (Accelerate BLAS) - let attn_qkv = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_qkv.weight"), layer_device)?; - let attn_gate = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_gate.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attn_qkv = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_qkv.weight"), layer_device)?; + let attn_gate = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.attn_gate.weight"), layer_device)?; // SSM tensors — all on CPU - let ssm_a = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_a"), layer_device)? + let ssm_a = ct + .tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_a"), layer_device)? .dequantize(layer_device)?; - let ssm_alpha = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_alpha.weight"), layer_device)?; - let ssm_beta = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_beta.weight"), layer_device)?; - let ssm_conv1d = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_conv1d.weight"), layer_device)? + let ssm_alpha = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_alpha.weight"), layer_device)?; + let ssm_beta = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_beta.weight"), layer_device)?; + let ssm_conv1d = ct + .tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_conv1d.weight"), layer_device)? .dequantize(layer_device)?; - let ssm_dt_bias = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_dt.bias"), layer_device)? + let ssm_dt_bias = ct + .tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_dt.bias"), layer_device)? .dequantize(layer_device)?; - let ssm_norm = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_norm.weight"), layer_device)?; - let ssm_out = ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_out.weight"), layer_device)?; + let ssm_norm = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_norm.weight"), layer_device)?; + let ssm_out = + ct.tensor(reader, &format!("{prefix}.ssm_out.weight"), layer_device)?; if layer_idx == 0 { log.info(&format!("Layer {}: DeltaNet (fused QKV + SSM)", layer_idx)); @@ -751,7 +801,10 @@ impl ModelWeights { let head_k_dim = key_dim / num_k_heads; if layer_idx == 0 { - log.info(&format!(" DeltaNet heads: K={} V={}, head_k={} head_v={}", num_k_heads, num_v_heads, head_k_dim, head_v_dim)); + log.info(&format!( + " DeltaNet heads: K={} V={}, head_k={} head_v={}", + num_k_heads, num_v_heads, head_k_dim, head_v_dim + )); } layers.push(LayerKind::DeltaNet(DeltaNetLayer { @@ -777,9 +830,20 @@ impl ModelWeights { } } - let attn_count = layers.iter().filter(|l| matches!(l, LayerKind::Attention(_))).count(); - let delta_count = layers.iter().filter(|l| matches!(l, LayerKind::DeltaNet(_))).count(); - log.info(&format!("Loaded {} layers: {} attention + {} DeltaNet", layers.len(), attn_count, delta_count)); + let attn_count = layers + .iter() + .filter(|l| matches!(l, LayerKind::Attention(_))) + .count(); + let delta_count = layers + .iter() + .filter(|l| matches!(l, LayerKind::DeltaNet(_))) + .count(); + log.info(&format!( + "Loaded {} layers: {} attention + {} DeltaNet", + layers.len(), + attn_count, + delta_count + )); let span = tracing::span!(tracing::Level::TRACE, "qwen35-model"); let span_output = tracing::span!(tracing::Level::TRACE, "qwen35-output"); @@ -823,12 +887,8 @@ impl ModelWeights { let mut layer_in = x.clone(); for layer in self.layers.iter_mut() { let layer_out = match layer { - LayerKind::Attention(attn) => { - attn.forward(&layer_in, mask.as_ref(), index_pos)? - } - LayerKind::DeltaNet(delta) => { - delta.forward(&layer_in, index_pos)? - } + LayerKind::Attention(attn) => attn.forward(&layer_in, mask.as_ref(), index_pos)?, + LayerKind::DeltaNet(delta) => delta.forward(&layer_in, index_pos)?, }; layer_in = layer_out; } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/qwen2.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/qwen2.rs index b9b13a4b6..f06be83a8 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/qwen2.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/inference/vendored/qwen2.rs @@ -31,9 +31,7 @@ pub struct Qwen2Config { impl Qwen2Config { /// Parse from a serde_json::Value (the raw config.json). pub fn from_json(v: &serde_json::Value) -> std::result::Result { - let hidden_size = v["hidden_size"] - .as_u64() - .ok_or("missing hidden_size")? as usize; + let hidden_size = v["hidden_size"].as_u64().ok_or("missing hidden_size")? as usize; let num_attention_heads = v["num_attention_heads"] .as_u64() .ok_or("missing num_attention_heads")? as usize; @@ -299,11 +297,8 @@ impl Qwen2 { layers.push(layer); } - let norm = candle_nn::rms_norm( - config.hidden_size, - config.rms_norm_eps, - vb.pp("model.norm"), - )?; + let norm = + candle_nn::rms_norm(config.hidden_size, config.rms_norm_eps, vb.pp("model.norm"))?; let lm_head = if config.tie_word_embeddings { // Weight-tied: lm_head shares embed_tokens weights @@ -348,12 +343,7 @@ impl Qwen2 { // ─── Helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── -fn apply_rotary_emb( - x: &Tensor, - index_pos: usize, - cos: &Tensor, - sin: &Tensor, -) -> Result { +fn apply_rotary_emb(x: &Tensor, index_pos: usize, cos: &Tensor, sin: &Tensor) -> Result { let (_b_sz, _n_head, seq_len, _n_embd) = x.dims4()?; let cos = cos.narrow(0, index_pos, seq_len)?; let sin = sin.narrow(0, index_pos, seq_len)?; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ipc/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ipc/mod.rs index 7ad60fcb4..968a981dc 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ipc/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/ipc/mod.rs @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ use crate::code::{FileEngine, ShellSession}; use crate::gpu::GpuMemoryManager; use crate::modules::agent::AgentModule; -use crate::modules::auth::ExternalWebviewAuthModule; use crate::modules::ai_provider::AIProviderModule; +use crate::modules::auth::ExternalWebviewAuthModule; use crate::modules::avatar::AvatarModule; use crate::modules::channel::{ChannelModule, ChannelState}; use crate::modules::code::{CodeModule, CodeState}; @@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ use crate::modules::gpu::GpuModule; use crate::modules::grid::GridModule; use crate::modules::health::HealthModule; use crate::modules::inference::InferenceModule; -use crate::modules::persona_allocator::PersonaAllocatorModule; use crate::modules::live::{VoiceModule, VoiceState}; use crate::modules::logger::LoggerModule; use crate::modules::memory::{MemoryModule, MemoryState}; use crate::modules::models::ModelsModule; +use crate::modules::persona_allocator::PersonaAllocatorModule; use crate::modules::rag::{RagModule, RagState}; use crate::modules::search::SearchModule; use crate::modules::sentinel::SentinelModule; @@ -62,14 +62,22 @@ trait IpcStream: Read + Write + Send + Sized + 'static { } impl IpcStream for UnixStream { - fn try_clone_stream(&self) -> std::io::Result { self.try_clone() } - fn peer_addr_str(&self) -> String { format!("{:?}", self.peer_addr().ok()) } + fn try_clone_stream(&self) -> std::io::Result { + self.try_clone() + } + fn peer_addr_str(&self) -> String { + format!("{:?}", self.peer_addr().ok()) + } } impl IpcStream for TcpStream { - fn try_clone_stream(&self) -> std::io::Result { self.try_clone() } + fn try_clone_stream(&self) -> std::io::Result { + self.try_clone() + } fn peer_addr_str(&self) -> String { - self.peer_addr().map(|a| a.to_string()).unwrap_or_else(|_| "unknown".to_string()) + self.peer_addr() + .map(|a| a.to_string()) + .unwrap_or_else(|_| "unknown".to_string()) } } @@ -162,10 +170,10 @@ fn current_rss_mb() -> u64 { 0 // No-op on non-macOS } +use std::collections::HashMap; /// Periodic RSS reporter — logs every 10s so we can see growth trends. /// Also tracks per-command cumulative deltas to identify the leaker. use std::sync::Mutex; -use std::collections::HashMap; static COMMAND_MEMORY_DELTAS: once_cell::sync::Lazy>> = once_cell::sync::Lazy::new(|| Mutex::new(HashMap::new())); @@ -201,11 +209,7 @@ fn dump_memory_report() { .take(10) .map(|(cmd, delta)| format!("{}:+{}MB", cmd, delta)) .collect(); - eprintln!( - "[MEMLEAK] RSS={}MB | Top leakers: {}", - rss, - top.join(", ") - ); + eprintln!("[MEMLEAK] RSS={}MB | Top leakers: {}", rss, top.join(", ")); } } // See modules/health.rs, cognition.rs, channel.rs, voice.rs, code.rs, memory.rs, @@ -793,6 +797,24 @@ pub fn start_server( log_info!("ipc", "server", "Starting IPC server on {}", socket_path); + // Load the model_registry BEFORE any ServiceModule is constructed. + // Several adapters (AnthropicAdapter, LlamaCppAdapter, …) read from + // `model_registry::global()` in their constructors — if init hasn't + // happened yet those panic at module registration time. Failure here + // is fatal: the registry is the single source of truth for model ids + // and a missing config is a boot-order / packaging bug, not a runtime + // condition we can recover from. + match crate::model_registry::init_global() { + Ok(reg) => log_info!( + "ipc", + "server", + "model_registry loaded: {} models across {} providers", + reg.models().count(), + reg.providers().count() + ), + Err(e) => panic!("failed to load model_registry: {e}"), + } + // Create modular runtime log_info!("ipc", "server", "Initializing modular runtime..."); let runtime = Arc::new(Runtime::new()); @@ -931,9 +953,7 @@ pub fn start_server( // PlasticityModule: Adaptive neural plasticity optimization engine // Provides plasticity/analyze, plasticity/compact, plasticity/topology // Per-head utilization-aware pruning, mixed-precision quantization, GQA-aware - runtime.register(Arc::new( - crate::modules::plasticity::PlasticityModule::new(), - )); + runtime.register(Arc::new(crate::modules::plasticity::PlasticityModule::new())); // AvatarModule: Bevy 3D avatar snapshots for profile pictures // Provides avatar/snapshot — allocates render slot, captures frame, saves PNG @@ -955,7 +975,11 @@ pub fn start_server( .join("grid"); let local_has_gpu = gpu_manager.total_vram_bytes() > 0; let local_vram_mb = gpu_manager.total_vram_bytes() / (1024 * 1024); - runtime.register(Arc::new(GridModule::new(grid_dir, local_has_gpu, local_vram_mb))); + runtime.register(Arc::new(GridModule::new( + grid_dir, + local_has_gpu, + local_vram_mb, + ))); // Initialize modules (runs async init in sync context) rt_handle.block_on(async { @@ -1038,7 +1062,12 @@ pub fn start_server( let state = tcp_state.clone(); std::thread::spawn(move || { if let Err(e) = handle_client(stream, state) { - log_error!("ipc", "server", "TCP client error: {}", e); + log_error!( + "ipc", + "server", + "TCP client error: {}", + e + ); } }); } @@ -1050,7 +1079,13 @@ pub fn start_server( }); } Err(e) => { - log_error!("ipc", "server", "TCP listener failed to bind {}: {}", bind_addr, e); + log_error!( + "ipc", + "server", + "TCP listener failed to bind {}: {}", + bind_addr, + e + ); } } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/lib.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/lib.rs index 325f0d892..3296f9a9a 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/lib.rs @@ -20,15 +20,16 @@ pub mod ai; pub mod audio_constants; pub mod code; pub mod cognition; -pub mod http; pub mod concurrent; pub mod ffi; pub mod gpu; +pub mod http; pub mod inference; pub mod ipc; pub mod live; pub mod logging; pub mod memory; +pub mod model_registry; pub mod models; pub mod modules; pub mod orm; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/router.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/router.rs index f3e5cb772..b177e5ead 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/router.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/router.rs @@ -364,7 +364,10 @@ mod tests { // Add human router - .add_participant(RoutedParticipant::human("user-1".into(), "test-user".into())) + .add_participant(RoutedParticipant::human( + "user-1".into(), + "test-user".into(), + )) .await; // Add GPT-4o (audio native) diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/sensory_pipeline_test.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/sensory_pipeline_test.rs index 92c765cae..adc02cc1d 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/sensory_pipeline_test.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/sensory_pipeline_test.rs @@ -55,7 +55,9 @@ mod tests { // TTS: text → PCM audio let synthesis = match crate::live::audio::tts_service::synthesize_speech_async( input_text, None, None, None, - ).await { + ) + .await + { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { eprintln!("TTS not available ({}), skipping test", e); @@ -68,8 +70,11 @@ mod tests { // STT: PCM audio → text let transcript = match crate::live::audio::stt_service::transcribe_speech_async( - &synthesis.samples, Some("en"), - ).await { + &synthesis.samples, + Some("en"), + ) + .await + { Ok(t) => t, Err(e) => { eprintln!("STT not available ({}), skipping test", e); @@ -84,7 +89,8 @@ mod tests { assert!( output_text.contains("hello") || output_text.contains("world"), "STT output '{}' doesn't match input '{}'", - output_text, input_text, + output_text, + input_text, ); } @@ -96,9 +102,14 @@ mod tests { let synthesis = match crate::live::audio::tts_service::synthesize_speech_async( input_text, None, None, None, - ).await { + ) + .await + { Ok(s) => s, - Err(_) => { eprintln!("TTS unavailable, skipping"); return; } + Err(_) => { + eprintln!("TTS unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } }; // Mix with gunfire at +10dB SNR (speech louder than gunfire) @@ -106,10 +117,16 @@ mod tests { let mixed = TestAudioGenerator::mix_audio_with_snr(&synthesis.samples, &noise, 10.0); let transcript = match crate::live::audio::stt_service::transcribe_speech_async( - &mixed, Some("en"), - ).await { + &mixed, + Some("en"), + ) + .await + { Ok(t) => t, - Err(_) => { eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); return; } + Err(_) => { + eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } }; let output = transcript.text.trim().to_lowercase(); @@ -125,19 +142,30 @@ mod tests { let synthesis = match crate::live::audio::tts_service::synthesize_speech_async( input_text, None, None, None, - ).await { + ) + .await + { Ok(s) => s, - Err(_) => { eprintln!("TTS unavailable, skipping"); return; } + Err(_) => { + eprintln!("TTS unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } }; let noise = gen.generate_noise(&NoiseType::Music, synthesis.samples.len()); let mixed = TestAudioGenerator::mix_audio_with_snr(&synthesis.samples, &noise, 5.0); let transcript = match crate::live::audio::stt_service::transcribe_speech_async( - &mixed, Some("en"), - ).await { + &mixed, + Some("en"), + ) + .await + { Ok(t) => t, - Err(_) => { eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); return; } + Err(_) => { + eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } }; let output = transcript.text.trim().to_lowercase(); @@ -152,12 +180,16 @@ mod tests { let gen = TestAudioGenerator::new(AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE); let gunfire = gen.generate_noise(&NoiseType::Gunfire(5.0), AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE as usize * 3); - let transcript = match crate::live::audio::stt_service::transcribe_speech_async( - &gunfire, Some("en"), - ).await { - Ok(t) => t, - Err(_) => { eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); return; } - }; + let transcript = + match crate::live::audio::stt_service::transcribe_speech_async(&gunfire, Some("en")) + .await + { + Ok(t) => t, + Err(_) => { + eprintln!("STT unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } + }; let output = transcript.text.trim(); println!("Gunfire only: '{}'", output); @@ -165,7 +197,8 @@ mod tests { assert!( output.len() < 20, "STT false-positive on gunfire: '{}' ({} chars)", - output, output.len(), + output, + output.len(), ); } @@ -184,11 +217,15 @@ mod tests { Ok(()) => Ok(vad), Err(e) => Err(e), } - }).await; + }) + .await; let mut vad = match vad_result { Ok(Ok(v)) => v, - _ => { eprintln!("VAD unavailable, skipping"); return; } + _ => { + eprintln!("VAD unavailable, skipping"); + return; + } }; // Feed silence — should NOT trigger @@ -199,7 +236,10 @@ mod tests { speech_detected_in_silence = true; } } - assert!(!speech_detected_in_silence, "VAD false-triggered on silence"); + assert!( + !speech_detected_in_silence, + "VAD false-triggered on silence" + ); // Feed formant speech — should trigger let speech = gen.generate_sentence(5); @@ -213,7 +253,10 @@ mod tests { } // Note: synthetic formant speech may not always trigger Silero VAD // (it's trained on real speech). Log but don't hard-fail. - println!("VAD speech detection on synthetic audio: {}", speech_detected); + println!( + "VAD speech detection on synthetic audio: {}", + speech_detected + ); } // ========================================================================= @@ -224,7 +267,7 @@ mod tests { /// Verifies PCM survives the JSON + binary payload round-trip. #[test] fn test_bridge_audio_frame_roundtrip() { - use continuum_bridge_protocol::{BridgeEvent, encode_frame, decode_frame}; + use continuum_bridge_protocol::{decode_frame, encode_frame, BridgeEvent}; // Create test audio let gen = TestAudioGenerator::new(AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE); @@ -248,15 +291,23 @@ mod tests { let (decoded_json, decoded_bin) = decode_frame(&frame[4..4 + len]); let decoded_event: BridgeEvent = serde_json::from_slice(decoded_json).unwrap(); - let decoded_samples: Vec = decoded_bin.unwrap() + let decoded_samples: Vec = decoded_bin + .unwrap() .chunks_exact(2) .map(|c| i16::from_le_bytes([c[0], c[1]])) .collect(); // Verify - assert_eq!(decoded_samples, samples, "PCM samples corrupted in round-trip"); + assert_eq!( + decoded_samples, samples, + "PCM samples corrupted in round-trip" + ); match decoded_event { - BridgeEvent::AudioFrame { sample_count, speaker_name, .. } => { + BridgeEvent::AudioFrame { + sample_count, + speaker_name, + .. + } => { assert_eq!(sample_count, samples.len() as u32); assert_eq!(speaker_name, "Test"); } @@ -268,7 +319,7 @@ mod tests { /// Verifies RGBA pixels survive the binary payload round-trip. #[test] fn test_bridge_video_frame_roundtrip() { - use continuum_bridge_protocol::{BridgeCommand, encode_frame, decode_frame}; + use continuum_bridge_protocol::{decode_frame, encode_frame, BridgeCommand}; let width = 64u32; let height = 48u32; @@ -290,9 +341,17 @@ mod tests { let decoded_cmd: BridgeCommand = serde_json::from_slice(decoded_json).unwrap(); let decoded_rgba = decoded_bin.unwrap(); - assert_eq!(decoded_rgba, &rgba[..], "RGBA pixels corrupted in round-trip"); + assert_eq!( + decoded_rgba, + &rgba[..], + "RGBA pixels corrupted in round-trip" + ); match decoded_cmd { - BridgeCommand::PublishVideoFrame { width: w, height: h, .. } => { + BridgeCommand::PublishVideoFrame { + width: w, + height: h, + .. + } => { assert_eq!(w, width); assert_eq!(h, height); } @@ -301,10 +360,18 @@ mod tests { // Verify known pixel values // Top-left should be red (255, 0, 0, 255) - assert_eq!(&decoded_rgba[0..4], &[255, 0, 0, 255], "Top-left pixel should be red"); + assert_eq!( + &decoded_rgba[0..4], + &[255, 0, 0, 255], + "Top-left pixel should be red" + ); // Top-right should be green let tr = ((width - 1) * 4) as usize; - assert_eq!(&decoded_rgba[tr..tr + 4], &[0, 255, 0, 255], "Top-right pixel should be green"); + assert_eq!( + &decoded_rgba[tr..tr + 4], + &[0, 255, 0, 255], + "Top-right pixel should be green" + ); } /// Test audio mixing with various noise types at different SNR levels. @@ -340,7 +407,12 @@ mod tests { // Not all zeros (mixing produced output) let rms = TestAudioGenerator::calculate_rms(&mixed); - assert!(rms > 0.0, "{:?} at {}dB produced silence", noise_type, snr_db); + assert!( + rms > 0.0, + "{:?} at {}dB produced silence", + noise_type, + snr_db + ); } } } @@ -353,7 +425,9 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn test_rgba_to_i420_known_colors() { // Pure red pixel - let rgba = vec![255u8, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255]; + let rgba = vec![ + 255u8, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0, 255, + ]; let width = 2u32; let height = 2u32; @@ -369,7 +443,11 @@ mod tests { // Verify quadrant colors assert_eq!(&frame[0..4], &[255, 0, 0, 255], "Top-left = red"); let mid_x = 160 * 4; - assert_eq!(&frame[mid_x..mid_x + 4], &[0, 255, 0, 255], "Top-right = green"); + assert_eq!( + &frame[mid_x..mid_x + 4], + &[0, 255, 0, 255], + "Top-right = green" + ); } /// Test that generating test frames of various sizes works. @@ -385,17 +463,20 @@ mod tests { /// decode → verify JPEG is valid and contains expected content. #[test] fn test_vision_capture_roundtrip() { - use continuum_bridge_protocol::{BridgeEvent, encode_frame, decode_frame}; + use continuum_bridge_protocol::{decode_frame, encode_frame, BridgeEvent}; let width = 320u32; let height = 240u32; let rgba = generate_test_frame(width, height); // Simulate what the bridge does: RGBA → RGB → JPEG (JPEG doesn't support alpha) - let img: image::RgbaImage = image::ImageBuffer::from_raw(width, height, rgba.clone()).unwrap(); + let img: image::RgbaImage = + image::ImageBuffer::from_raw(width, height, rgba.clone()).unwrap(); let rgb_img = image::DynamicImage::ImageRgba8(img).to_rgb8(); let mut jpeg_buf = std::io::Cursor::new(Vec::new()); - rgb_img.write_to(&mut jpeg_buf, image::ImageFormat::Jpeg).unwrap(); + rgb_img + .write_to(&mut jpeg_buf, image::ImageFormat::Jpeg) + .unwrap(); let jpeg = jpeg_buf.into_inner(); assert!(jpeg.len() > 100, "JPEG too small: {} bytes", jpeg.len()); @@ -423,7 +504,8 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(decoded_jpeg, &jpeg[..], "JPEG corrupted in transport"); // Decode JPEG back to pixels and verify content - let decoded_img = image::load_from_memory_with_format(decoded_jpeg, image::ImageFormat::Jpeg).unwrap(); + let decoded_img = + image::load_from_memory_with_format(decoded_jpeg, image::ImageFormat::Jpeg).unwrap(); let decoded_rgba = decoded_img.to_rgba8(); assert_eq!(decoded_rgba.width(), width); assert_eq!(decoded_rgba.height(), height); @@ -440,7 +522,12 @@ mod tests { assert!(px[1] > 200, "Green should be high, got {}", px[1]); match decoded_event { - BridgeEvent::VideoFrame { speaker_name, width: w, height: h, .. } => { + BridgeEvent::VideoFrame { + speaker_name, + width: w, + height: h, + .. + } => { assert_eq!(speaker_name, "Test Human"); assert_eq!(w, width); assert_eq!(h, height); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/stt/moonshine.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/stt/moonshine.rs index 7bf5cf1c9..7a1565fd0 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/stt/moonshine.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/stt/moonshine.rs @@ -16,10 +16,10 @@ use super::{STTError, SpeechToText, TranscriptResult, TranscriptSegment}; use crate::audio_constants::AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE; +use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use crate::{clog_info, clog_warn}; use async_trait::async_trait; use ndarray::{Array2, ArrayD, IxDyn}; -use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use ort::session::builder::GraphOptimizationLevel; use ort::session::Session; use ort::value::{Tensor, Value}; @@ -219,8 +219,28 @@ impl MoonshineStt { /// Build an ONNX session with standard settings fn build_session(model_path: &Path) -> Result { let threads = num_cpus::get().min(4); - Session::builder() - .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("Session builder failed: {e}")))? + let mut builder = Session::builder() + .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("Session builder failed: {e}")))?; + // GPU EP first → fall back to CPU for unsupported ops. Without this, + // Moonshine STT matmul ran on MLAS CPU kernels per voice input. See + // #964. Only attaches when the corresponding build feature + + // target_os are enabled — non-Mac/non-CUDA paths remain CPU-only + // with no behavior change. + #[cfg(all(feature = "coreml", target_os = "macos"))] + { + use ort::execution_providers::CoreMLExecutionProvider; + builder = builder + .with_execution_providers([CoreMLExecutionProvider::default().build()]) + .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("CoreML EP register failed: {e}")))?; + } + #[cfg(all(feature = "cuda", not(target_os = "macos")))] + { + use ort::execution_providers::CUDAExecutionProvider; + builder = builder + .with_execution_providers([CUDAExecutionProvider::default().build()]) + .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("CUDA EP register failed: {e}")))?; + } + builder .with_optimization_level(GraphOptimizationLevel::Level3) .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("Optimization level failed: {e}")))? .with_intra_threads(threads) @@ -485,7 +505,9 @@ impl SpeechToText for MoonshineStt { MOONSHINE_MODEL .load_with(|| Ok::<_, STTError>(model)) - .map_err(|e| STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("Failed to load Moonshine model: {e}")))?; + .map_err(|e| { + STTError::ModelNotLoaded(format!("Failed to load Moonshine model: {e}")) + })?; clog_info!("Moonshine: All models loaded successfully"); Ok(()) @@ -496,13 +518,9 @@ impl SpeechToText for MoonshineStt { samples: Vec, _language: Option<&str>, ) -> Result { - let model = MOONSHINE_MODEL - .get() - .ok_or_else(|| { - STTError::ModelNotLoaded( - "Moonshine not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into(), - ) - })?; + let model = MOONSHINE_MODEL.get().ok_or_else(|| { + STTError::ModelNotLoaded("Moonshine not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into()) + })?; tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || Self::transcribe_sync(&model, samples)) .await diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/kokoro.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/kokoro.rs index 7cdf021b5..f7788abbf 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/kokoro.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/kokoro.rs @@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ use super::audio_utils; use super::{SynthesisResult, TTSError, TextToSpeech, VoiceInfo}; use crate::gpu::memory_manager::{GpuPriority, GpuSubsystem}; use crate::gpu::tracker::GpuModelTracker; +use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use crate::{clog_info, clog_warn}; use async_trait::async_trait; use ndarray; -use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use ort::session::builder::GraphOptimizationLevel; use ort::session::Session; use parking_lot::Mutex; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/orpheus.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/orpheus.rs index ae55af5c8..c47ffd6e5 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/orpheus.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/orpheus.rs @@ -23,13 +23,13 @@ use super::{SynthesisResult, TTSError, TextToSpeech, VoiceInfo}; use crate::gpu::memory_manager::{GpuPriority, GpuSubsystem}; use crate::gpu::tracker::GpuModelTracker; use crate::inference::vendored::quantized_llama::ModelWeights; +use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use crate::{clog_info, clog_warn}; use async_trait::async_trait; use candle_core::quantized::gguf_file; use candle_core::{Device, Tensor}; use candle_transformers::generation::LogitsProcessor; use ndarray::Array2; -use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use ort::session::builder::GraphOptimizationLevel; use ort::session::Session; use ort::value::{Tensor as OrtTensor, Value}; @@ -604,11 +604,9 @@ impl TextToSpeech for OrpheusTts { ORPHEUS_LLM_GPU.touch(); ORPHEUS_SNAC_GPU.touch(); - let model_arc = ORPHEUS_MODEL - .get() - .ok_or_else(|| { - TTSError::ModelNotLoaded("Orpheus not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into()) - })?; + let model_arc = ORPHEUS_MODEL.get().ok_or_else(|| { + TTSError::ModelNotLoaded("Orpheus not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into()) + })?; // Validate voice let voice = if VOICES.iter().any(|(id, _, _)| *id == voice) { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/piper.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/piper.rs index e7f198691..768191b08 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/piper.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/piper.rs @@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ use super::audio_utils; use super::{Phonemizer, SynthesisResult, TTSError, TextToSpeech, VoiceInfo}; use crate::gpu::memory_manager::{GpuPriority, GpuSubsystem}; use crate::gpu::tracker::GpuModelTracker; +use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use crate::{clog_info, clog_warn}; use async_trait::async_trait; use ndarray; -use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; use ort::session::builder::GraphOptimizationLevel; use ort::session::Session; use parking_lot::Mutex; @@ -181,10 +181,28 @@ impl TextToSpeech for PiperTTS { clog_info!("Loading Piper model from: {:?}", model_path); - let session = Session::builder()? - .with_optimization_level(GraphOptimizationLevel::Level3)? - .with_intra_threads(num_cpus::get().min(4))? - .commit_from_file(&model_path)?; + let session = { + let mut builder = Session::builder()?; + // GPU EP first → fall back to CPU for unsupported ops. Without + // this, Piper TTS matmul lands on MLAS CPU kernels (per-response + // CPU spike). See #964. Only attaches when the corresponding + // build feature + target_os are enabled — non-Mac/non-CUDA paths + // remain CPU-only with no behavior change. + #[cfg(all(feature = "coreml", target_os = "macos"))] + { + use ort::execution_providers::CoreMLExecutionProvider; + builder = builder.with_execution_providers([CoreMLExecutionProvider::default().build()])?; + } + #[cfg(all(feature = "cuda", not(target_os = "macos")))] + { + use ort::execution_providers::CUDAExecutionProvider; + builder = builder.with_execution_providers([CUDAExecutionProvider::default().build()])?; + } + builder + .with_optimization_level(GraphOptimizationLevel::Level3)? + .with_intra_threads(num_cpus::get().min(4))? + .commit_from_file(&model_path)? + }; // Load phonemizer from model config let config_path = model_path.with_extension("onnx.json"); diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/pocket.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/pocket.rs index 2d647b9b6..daa6d789c 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/pocket.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/audio/tts/pocket.rs @@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ use crate::audio_constants::AUDIO_SAMPLE_RATE; use crate::clog_info; use crate::gpu::memory_manager::{GpuPriority, GpuSubsystem}; use crate::gpu::tracker::GpuModelTracker; -use async_trait::async_trait; use crate::live::audio::reloadable::ReloadableModel; +use async_trait::async_trait; use parking_lot::Mutex; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; @@ -370,13 +370,9 @@ impl TextToSpeech for PocketTTS { async fn synthesize(&self, text: &str, voice: &str) -> Result { POCKET_GPU.touch(); - let model_arc = POCKET_MODEL - .get() - .ok_or_else(|| { - TTSError::ModelNotLoaded( - "Pocket-TTS not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into(), - ) - })?; + let model_arc = POCKET_MODEL.get().ok_or_else(|| { + TTSError::ModelNotLoaded("Pocket-TTS not initialized. Call initialize() first.".into()) + })?; // Check for WAV file voice cloning let voice_wav = if voice.ends_with(".wav") && Path::new(voice).exists() { diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/frame_publisher.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/frame_publisher.rs index eb79c7971..29a6918f9 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/frame_publisher.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/frame_publisher.rs @@ -194,7 +194,10 @@ pub fn create_publisher( return Box::new(publisher); } Err(e) => { - crate::clog_warn!("📹 NativeBufferPublisher failed: {}, trying wgpu compute", e); + crate::clog_warn!( + "📹 NativeBufferPublisher failed: {}, trying wgpu compute", + e + ); } } } @@ -205,13 +208,19 @@ pub fn create_publisher( // Tier 3: WgpuI420Publisher (GPU compute, works on Vulkan/DX12/Metal) // Check if wgpu GPU bridge is registered for this slot if crate::live::video::wgpu_gpu_convert::has_bridge(slot) { - crate::clog_info!("📹 Using WgpuI420Publisher (GPU compute I420, slot {})", slot); + crate::clog_info!( + "📹 Using WgpuI420Publisher (GPU compute I420, slot {})", + slot + ); use super::publishers::wgpu_i420::WgpuI420Publisher; return Box::new(WgpuI420Publisher::new(frame_rx, width, height)); } // Tier 4: CpuI420Publisher (CPU fallback — last resort for ancient hardware) - crate::clog_warn!("📹 Using CpuI420Publisher (CPU fallback — no GPU compute available for slot {})", slot); + crate::clog_warn!( + "📹 Using CpuI420Publisher (CPU fallback — no GPU compute available for slot {})", + slot + ); Box::new(CpuI420Publisher::new(frame_rx, width, height)) } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/mod.rs index 338c06af5..583b584dc 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/mod.rs @@ -56,8 +56,8 @@ pub use hash::{deterministic_index, deterministic_pick, fnv1a_hash}; #[cfg(all(feature = "livekit-webrtc", target_os = "macos"))] pub use publishers::gpu_bridge::GpuBridgePublisher; pub use render_loop::{ - allocate_bevy_slot, create_renderer, reset_slot_pool, spawn_renderer_loop, - BevySlotAllocation, SlotGuard, + allocate_bevy_slot, create_renderer, reset_slot_pool, spawn_renderer_loop, BevySlotAllocation, + SlotGuard, }; pub use renderer::AvatarRenderer; pub use selection::{ diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/mod.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/mod.rs index e910ee853..753999c03 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/mod.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/mod.rs @@ -17,7 +17,9 @@ pub mod gpu_bridge; /// Stub: GPU bridge unavailable (non-macOS or livekit-webrtc disabled). #[cfg(not(all(feature = "livekit-webrtc", target_os = "macos")))] pub mod gpu_bridge { - pub fn has_bridge(_slot_id: T) -> bool { false } + pub fn has_bridge(_slot_id: T) -> bool { + false + } } /// Cross-platform GPU-accelerated I420 publisher via wgpu compute shader. diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/wgpu_i420.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/wgpu_i420.rs index 412f26dad..0d0f7a4e2 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/wgpu_i420.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/publishers/wgpu_i420.rs @@ -136,9 +136,12 @@ fn copy_i420_planes(i420_data: &[u8], buffer: &mut I420Buffer, width: u32, heigh for row in 0..h { let src_off = row * w; let dst_off = row * stride_y; - let copy_len = w.min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)).min(data_y.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); + let copy_len = w + .min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)) + .min(data_y.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); if copy_len > 0 { - data_y[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len].copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); + data_y[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len] + .copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); } } } @@ -146,7 +149,9 @@ fn copy_i420_planes(i420_data: &[u8], buffer: &mut I420Buffer, width: u32, heigh // Copy U plane let u_src_start = src_y_size; if stride_u == cw { - let u_end = src_uv_size.min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(u_src_start)).min(data_u.len()); + let u_end = src_uv_size + .min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(u_src_start)) + .min(data_u.len()); if u_end > 0 { data_u[..u_end].copy_from_slice(&i420_data[u_src_start..u_src_start + u_end]); } @@ -154,9 +159,12 @@ fn copy_i420_planes(i420_data: &[u8], buffer: &mut I420Buffer, width: u32, heigh for row in 0..ch { let src_off = u_src_start + row * cw; let dst_off = row * stride_u; - let copy_len = cw.min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)).min(data_u.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); + let copy_len = cw + .min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)) + .min(data_u.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); if copy_len > 0 { - data_u[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len].copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); + data_u[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len] + .copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); } } } @@ -164,7 +172,9 @@ fn copy_i420_planes(i420_data: &[u8], buffer: &mut I420Buffer, width: u32, heigh // Copy V plane let v_src_start = src_y_size + src_uv_size; if stride_v == cw { - let v_end = src_uv_size.min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(v_src_start)).min(data_v.len()); + let v_end = src_uv_size + .min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(v_src_start)) + .min(data_v.len()); if v_end > 0 { data_v[..v_end].copy_from_slice(&i420_data[v_src_start..v_src_start + v_end]); } @@ -172,9 +182,12 @@ fn copy_i420_planes(i420_data: &[u8], buffer: &mut I420Buffer, width: u32, heigh for row in 0..ch { let src_off = v_src_start + row * cw; let dst_off = row * stride_v; - let copy_len = cw.min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)).min(data_v.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); + let copy_len = cw + .min(i420_data.len().saturating_sub(src_off)) + .min(data_v.len().saturating_sub(dst_off)); if copy_len > 0 { - data_v[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len].copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); + data_v[dst_off..dst_off + copy_len] + .copy_from_slice(&i420_data[src_off..src_off + copy_len]); } } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/render_loop.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/render_loop.rs index 609abb18e..5b3e29568 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/render_loop.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/avatar/render_loop.rs @@ -78,7 +78,10 @@ pub fn reset_slot_pool() { max ); } else { - clog_info!("🎨 Slot pool reset: all {} slots available (no zombies)", max); + clog_info!( + "🎨 Slot pool reset: all {} slots available (no zombies)", + max + ); } } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/session/cognitive_animation.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/session/cognitive_animation.rs index 1751e1771..f0754fc38 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/session/cognitive_animation.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/session/cognitive_animation.rs @@ -167,7 +167,8 @@ pub fn select_weighted_gesture( if cumulative >= threshold { let gesture = gesture_from_name(&entry.gesture); // Duration pseudo-random within [min, max] — second hash with different seed - let duration_rand = hash_to_unit(elapsed_secs.to_bits().wrapping_add(0x9E3779B9), slot as u32); + let duration_rand = + hash_to_unit(elapsed_secs.to_bits().wrapping_add(0x9E3779B9), slot as u32); let range = entry.duration_max_ms.saturating_sub(entry.duration_min_ms); let duration_ms = entry.duration_min_ms + (duration_rand * range as f32) as u32; // Floor: never produce 0ms duration @@ -252,7 +253,10 @@ mod tests { fn hash_to_unit_different_slots_different_values() { let val_a = super::hash_to_unit(1000_u32.to_be(), 0); let val_b = super::hash_to_unit(1000_u32.to_be(), 1); - assert!((val_a - val_b).abs() > 0.001, "Different slots should produce different values"); + assert!( + (val_a - val_b).abs() > 0.001, + "Different slots should produce different values" + ); } #[test] diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/bridge_client.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/bridge_client.rs index 19e541b46..232666ae0 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/bridge_client.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/bridge_client.rs @@ -56,15 +56,14 @@ pub struct LiveKitAgentManager { impl LiveKitAgentManager { pub fn new() -> Self { - let socket_dir = std::env::var("CONTINUUM_SOCKET_DIR") - .unwrap_or_else(|_| { - dirs::home_dir() - .map(|h| h.join(".continuum/sockets").to_string_lossy().to_string()) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "/tmp".to_string()) - }); + let socket_dir = std::env::var("CONTINUUM_SOCKET_DIR").unwrap_or_else(|_| { + dirs::home_dir() + .map(|h| h.join(".continuum/sockets").to_string_lossy().to_string()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "/tmp".to_string()) + }); let bridge_socket_path = format!("{}/livekit-bridge.sock", socket_dir); - let livekit_url = std::env::var("LIVEKIT_URL") - .unwrap_or_else(|_| "ws://localhost:7880".to_string()); + let livekit_url = + std::env::var("LIVEKIT_URL").unwrap_or_else(|_| "ws://localhost:7880".to_string()); Self { writer: Mutex::new(None), @@ -91,10 +90,14 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { let stream = UnixStream::connect(&self.bridge_socket_path) .map_err(|e| format!("Bridge not available at {}: {}", self.bridge_socket_path, e))?; - clog_info!("🌉 Connected to livekit-bridge at {}", self.bridge_socket_path); + clog_info!( + "🌉 Connected to livekit-bridge at {}", + self.bridge_socket_path + ); // Clone for reader thread - let reader_stream = stream.try_clone() + let reader_stream = stream + .try_clone() .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to clone socket: {}", e))?; *writer = Some(stream); @@ -113,18 +116,24 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { } /// Send command and wait for response (up to 30s). - fn send_command(&self, command: BridgeCommand, binary: Option<&[u8]>) -> Result { + fn send_command( + &self, + command: BridgeCommand, + binary: Option<&[u8]>, + ) -> Result { self.ensure_connected()?; let request_id = self.next_request_id.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); // Build envelope - let mut envelope = serde_json::to_value(&command) - .map_err(|e| format!("Serialize error: {}", e))?; - envelope.as_object_mut().unwrap() + let mut envelope = + serde_json::to_value(&command).map_err(|e| format!("Serialize error: {}", e))?; + envelope + .as_object_mut() + .unwrap() .insert("request_id".to_string(), request_id.into()); - let json_bytes = serde_json::to_vec(&envelope) - .map_err(|e| format!("Serialize error: {}", e))?; + let json_bytes = + serde_json::to_vec(&envelope).map_err(|e| format!("Serialize error: {}", e))?; let frame = continuum_bridge_protocol::encode_frame(&json_bytes, binary); // Register pending request @@ -132,7 +141,10 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { response: Mutex::new(None), signal: Condvar::new(), }); - self.pending.lock().unwrap().insert(request_id, pending_req.clone()); + self.pending + .lock() + .unwrap() + .insert(request_id, pending_req.clone()); // Write command { @@ -152,18 +164,19 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { // Wait for response (30s timeout) let mut response = pending_req.response.lock().unwrap(); let timeout = std::time::Duration::from_secs(30); - let (mut guard, timed_out) = pending_req.signal.wait_timeout_while( - response, - timeout, - |r| r.is_none(), - ).unwrap(); + let (mut guard, timed_out) = pending_req + .signal + .wait_timeout_while(response, timeout, |r| r.is_none()) + .unwrap(); if timed_out.timed_out() { self.pending.lock().unwrap().remove(&request_id); return Err("Bridge command timed out after 30s".to_string()); } - guard.take().ok_or_else(|| "No response received".to_string()) + guard + .take() + .ok_or_else(|| "No response received".to_string()) } // ========================================================================= @@ -172,11 +185,16 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { pub async fn join_as_listener(&self, call_id: &str) -> Result<(), String> { let resp = self.send_command( - BridgeCommand::StartListener { call_id: call_id.to_string() }, + BridgeCommand::StartListener { + call_id: call_id.to_string(), + }, None, )?; if resp.success { - clog_info!("🎤 STT listener started via bridge for {}", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())]); + clog_info!( + "🎤 STT listener started via bridge for {}", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())] + ); Ok(()) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_else(|| "Bridge error".to_string())) @@ -198,8 +216,12 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { None, )?; if resp.success { - let sid = resp.data - .and_then(|d| d.get("audio_track_sid").and_then(|s| s.as_str().map(|s| s.to_string()))) + let sid = resp + .data + .and_then(|d| { + d.get("audio_track_sid") + .and_then(|s| s.as_str().map(|s| s.to_string())) + }) .unwrap_or_default(); Ok(AgentHandle { call_id: call_id.to_string(), @@ -223,14 +245,18 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { pub async fn remove_agents_for_call(&self, call_id: &str) { let _ = self.send_command( - BridgeCommand::LeaveAllAgents { call_id: call_id.to_string() }, + BridgeCommand::LeaveAllAgents { + call_id: call_id.to_string(), + }, None, ); } pub async fn remove_listener(&self, call_id: &str) { let _ = self.send_command( - BridgeCommand::StopListener { call_id: call_id.to_string() }, + BridgeCommand::StopListener { + call_id: call_id.to_string(), + }, None, ); } @@ -249,7 +275,9 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { use crate::live::avatar::types::AvatarGender; // Ensure agent exists in bridge - let _ = self.get_or_create_agent(call_id, user_id, display_name).await?; + let _ = self + .get_or_create_agent(call_id, user_id, display_name) + .await?; // TTS runs HERE in core (uses ort — safe, no webrtc in this process) let gender = gender_from_identity(user_id); @@ -258,9 +286,10 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { AvatarGender::Female => "female", }; - let synthesis = tts_service::synthesize_speech_async(text, voice, adapter, Some(gender_str)) - .await - .map_err(|e| format!("TTS synthesis failed: {}", e))?; + let synthesis = + tts_service::synthesize_speech_async(text, voice, adapter, Some(gender_str)) + .await + .map_err(|e| format!("TTS synthesis failed: {}", e))?; let num_samples = synthesis.samples.len(); let duration_ms = synthesis.duration_ms; @@ -282,7 +311,9 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { self.trigger_speech_animation(user_id, text, &synthesis.samples, sample_rate, duration_ms); // Send PCM audio to bridge for LiveKit publishing - let pcm_bytes: Vec = synthesis.samples.iter() + let pcm_bytes: Vec = synthesis + .samples + .iter() .flat_map(|s| s.to_le_bytes()) .collect(); @@ -304,9 +335,7 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { user_id: &str, samples: Vec, ) -> Result<(), String> { - let pcm_bytes: Vec = samples.iter() - .flat_map(|s| s.to_le_bytes()) - .collect(); + let pcm_bytes: Vec = samples.iter().flat_map(|s| s.to_le_bytes()).collect(); let resp = self.send_command( BridgeCommand::InjectAudio { call_id: call_id.to_string(), @@ -315,10 +344,18 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { }, Some(&pcm_bytes), )?; - if resp.success { Ok(()) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) } + if resp.success { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) + } } - pub async fn add_ambient_source(&self, call_id: &str, source_name: &str) -> Result { + pub async fn add_ambient_source( + &self, + call_id: &str, + source_name: &str, + ) -> Result { let resp = self.send_command( BridgeCommand::AddAmbient { call_id: call_id.to_string(), @@ -327,14 +364,24 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { None, )?; if resp.success { - Ok(resp.data.and_then(|d| d.get("handle").and_then(|h| h.as_str().map(|s| s.to_string()))) + Ok(resp + .data + .and_then(|d| { + d.get("handle") + .and_then(|h| h.as_str().map(|s| s.to_string())) + }) .unwrap_or_else(|| format!("ambient-{}", call_id))) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) } } - pub async fn inject_ambient(&self, call_id: &str, handle: &str, samples: Vec) -> Result<(), String> { + pub async fn inject_ambient( + &self, + call_id: &str, + handle: &str, + samples: Vec, + ) -> Result<(), String> { let pcm_bytes: Vec = samples.iter().flat_map(|s| s.to_le_bytes()).collect(); let resp = self.send_command( BridgeCommand::InjectAmbient { @@ -344,7 +391,11 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { }, Some(&pcm_bytes), )?; - if resp.success { Ok(()) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) } + if resp.success { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) + } } pub async fn remove_ambient_source(&self, call_id: &str, handle: &str) -> Result<(), String> { @@ -355,7 +406,11 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { }, None, )?; - if resp.success { Ok(()) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) } + if resp.success { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) + } } pub async fn start_ambient_audio(&self, call_id: &str) -> Result<(), String> { @@ -366,7 +421,11 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { }, None, )?; - if resp.success { Ok(()) } else { Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) } + if resp.success { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(resp.error.unwrap_or_default()) + } } pub async fn poll_transcriptions(&self, call_id: Option<&str>) -> Vec { @@ -390,22 +449,31 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { duration_ms: u64, ) { if let Some(bevy_system) = crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::try_get() { - use crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::SpeechAnimationClip; use crate::live::session::sentiment::extract_sentiment; + use crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::SpeechAnimationClip; let sentiment = extract_sentiment(text); let lip_sync_window_ms = 66u32; let mouth_weights = calculate_rms_weights(samples, sample_rate, lip_sync_window_ms); if sentiment.emotion != crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::Emotion::Neutral { - bevy_system.set_emotion_by_identity(user_id, sentiment.emotion, sentiment.intensity, 300); + bevy_system.set_emotion_by_identity( + user_id, + sentiment.emotion, + sentiment.intensity, + 300, + ); } if sentiment.gesture != crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::Gesture::None { bevy_system.set_gesture_by_identity(user_id, sentiment.gesture, 2000); } bevy_system.play_speech_by_identity( user_id, - SpeechAnimationClip { mouth_weights, interval_ms: lip_sync_window_ms, duration_ms }, + SpeechAnimationClip { + mouth_weights, + interval_ms: lip_sync_window_ms, + duration_ms, + }, ); } } @@ -428,10 +496,7 @@ pub struct AgentHandle { // Reader thread — receives responses + pushed events from bridge // ============================================================================= -fn reader_loop( - mut stream: UnixStream, - pending: Arc>>>, -) { +fn reader_loop(mut stream: UnixStream, pending: Arc>>>) { let mut buf = vec![0u8; 4 * 1024 * 1024]; let mut data = Vec::new(); @@ -514,10 +579,17 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( processors: &mut HashMap, ) { match event { - BridgeEvent::AudioFrame { call_id, speaker_id, speaker_name, track_sid, sample_count } => { + BridgeEvent::AudioFrame { + call_id, + speaker_id, + speaker_name, + track_sid, + sample_count, + } => { // Decode PCM samples from binary payload let samples: Vec = match binary { - Some(bytes) => bytes.chunks_exact(2) + Some(bytes) => bytes + .chunks_exact(2) .map(|c| i16::from_le_bytes([c[0], c[1]])) .collect(), None => return, // No audio data @@ -525,8 +597,17 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( let key = format!("{}:{}", call_id, speaker_id); let processor = processors.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| { - clog_info!("🎤 New audio processor for '{}' in call {}", speaker_name, &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())]); - AudioProcessor::new(call_id.clone(), speaker_id.clone(), speaker_name.clone(), track_sid.clone()) + clog_info!( + "🎤 New audio processor for '{}' in call {}", + speaker_name, + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())] + ); + AudioProcessor::new( + call_id.clone(), + speaker_id.clone(), + speaker_name.clone(), + track_sid.clone(), + ) }); processor.frame_count += 1; @@ -534,7 +615,10 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( let max_amp = samples.iter().map(|s| s.unsigned_abs()).max().unwrap_or(0); clog_info!( "🎤 Audio frame #{} from '{}': {} samples, max_amp={}", - processor.frame_count, processor.speaker_name, samples.len(), max_amp + processor.frame_count, + processor.speaker_name, + samples.len(), + max_amp ); } @@ -554,24 +638,53 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( let _ = vad_frame; // Silence unused warning } } - BridgeEvent::ParticipantJoined { call_id, identity, name } => { - clog_info!("👤 Bridge: participant joined call {}: {} ({})", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], name, &identity[..8.min(identity.len())]); + BridgeEvent::ParticipantJoined { + call_id, + identity, + name, + } => { + clog_info!( + "👤 Bridge: participant joined call {}: {} ({})", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], + name, + &identity[..8.min(identity.len())] + ); } - BridgeEvent::ParticipantLeft { ref call_id, ref identity } => { - clog_info!("👤 Bridge: participant left call {}: {}", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], &identity[..8.min(identity.len())]); + BridgeEvent::ParticipantLeft { + ref call_id, + ref identity, + } => { + clog_info!( + "👤 Bridge: participant left call {}: {}", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], + &identity[..8.min(identity.len())] + ); // Clean up audio processor for this speaker let key = format!("{}:{}", call_id, identity); processors.remove(&key); } BridgeEvent::ListenerReady { call_id } => { - clog_info!("🎤 Bridge: STT listener ready for call {}", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())]); + clog_info!( + "🎤 Bridge: STT listener ready for call {}", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())] + ); } BridgeEvent::RoomDisconnected { call_id, reason } => { - clog_warn!("🌉 Bridge: room disconnected for call {}: {}", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], reason); + clog_warn!( + "🌉 Bridge: room disconnected for call {}: {}", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], + reason + ); // Clean up all processors for this call processors.retain(|k, _| !k.starts_with(&format!("{}:", call_id))); } - BridgeEvent::VideoFrame { call_id, speaker_id, speaker_name, width, height } => { + BridgeEvent::VideoFrame { + call_id, + speaker_id, + speaker_name, + width, + height, + } => { if let Some(jpeg) = binary { // Store in the VideoFrameCapture singleton (same store the vision system queries). // This replaces the direct LiveKit NativeVideoStream capture that used to @@ -584,12 +697,17 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( #[cfg(not(feature = "livekit-webrtc"))] { // Store snapshot for vision system access - static FRAME_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64 = std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64::new(0); + static FRAME_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64 = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicU64::new(0); let count = FRAME_COUNT.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); if count == 0 || count % 60 == 0 { clog_info!( "👁 Video frame #{} from '{}': {}x{} ({}KB JPEG)", - count, speaker_name, width, height, jpeg.len() / 1024 + count, + speaker_name, + width, + height, + jpeg.len() / 1024 ); } // TODO: Store in a shared snapshot cache that vision commands can query. @@ -598,11 +716,26 @@ fn handle_bridge_event( } } } - BridgeEvent::AgentConnected { call_id, user_id, .. } => { - clog_info!("🔊 Bridge: agent connected in call {}: {}", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], &user_id[..8.min(user_id.len())]); + BridgeEvent::AgentConnected { + call_id, user_id, .. + } => { + clog_info!( + "🔊 Bridge: agent connected in call {}: {}", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], + &user_id[..8.min(user_id.len())] + ); } - BridgeEvent::AgentDisconnected { call_id, user_id, reason } => { - clog_info!("🔊 Bridge: agent disconnected from call {}: {} ({})", &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], &user_id[..8.min(user_id.len())], reason); + BridgeEvent::AgentDisconnected { + call_id, + user_id, + reason, + } => { + clog_info!( + "🔊 Bridge: agent disconnected from call {}: {} ({})", + &call_id[..8.min(call_id.len())], + &user_id[..8.min(user_id.len())], + reason + ); } _ => {} } @@ -617,9 +750,12 @@ fn calculate_rms_weights(samples: &[i16], sample_rate: u32, window_ms: u32) -> V if window_size == 0 || samples.is_empty() { return vec![]; } - samples.chunks(window_size).map(|chunk| { - let sum_sq: f64 = chunk.iter().map(|&s| (s as f64) * (s as f64)).sum(); - let rms = (sum_sq / chunk.len() as f64).sqrt(); - (rms / 8000.0).min(1.0) as f32 - }).collect() + samples + .chunks(window_size) + .map(|chunk| { + let sum_sq: f64 = chunk.iter().map(|&s| (s as f64) * (s as f64)).sum(); + let rms = (sum_sq / chunk.len() as f64).sqrt(); + (rms / 8000.0).min(1.0) as f32 + }) + .collect() } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/call_server.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/call_server.rs index e82f5dac8..321524743 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/call_server.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/call_server.rs @@ -675,9 +675,9 @@ impl CallManager { // render_loop::release_slot() handles its own unloads, but this catches // any slots that were loaded but never got a render loop (race on join/leave). if let Some(bevy) = crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::try_get() { - let _ = bevy.command_sender().send( - crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::AvatarCommand::UnloadIdle, - ); + let _ = bevy + .command_sender() + .send(crate::live::video::bevy_renderer::AvatarCommand::UnloadIdle); } let mut calls = self.calls.write().await; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent.rs index 89e993a29..24ba5dbe3 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent.rs @@ -1118,8 +1118,7 @@ async fn spawn_stt_listener( let is_visible = meta .as_ref() .map(|m| { - m.role == ParticipantRole::Human - || m.role == ParticipantRole::AiPersona + m.role == ParticipantRole::Human || m.role == ParticipantRole::AiPersona }) .unwrap_or(true); @@ -1150,7 +1149,10 @@ async fn spawn_stt_listener( let tbuf = transcription_buffer.clone(); let sname = speaker_name.clone(); tokio::spawn(async move { - clog_info!("🎤 STT: Starting listen_and_transcribe for '{}'", sname); + clog_info!( + "🎤 STT: Starting listen_and_transcribe for '{}'", + sname + ); listen_and_transcribe( audio_track, speaker_id, @@ -1177,7 +1179,8 @@ async fn spawn_stt_listener( &speaker_id[..8.min(speaker_id.len())] ); - let capture = crate::live::video::capture::VideoFrameCapture::instance().clone(); + let capture = + crate::live::video::capture::VideoFrameCapture::instance().clone(); capture .start_capture(video_track, speaker_id, speaker_name) .await; @@ -1228,14 +1231,18 @@ async fn listen_and_transcribe( // Initialize ProductionVAD — two-stage (WebRTC fast filter → Silero confirmation) // CRITICAL: ORT (ONNX Runtime) can deadlock if Session::builder() is called from // a tokio async context on Apple Silicon. Use spawn_blocking to init on a real thread. - clog_info!("🎤 STT: Creating and initializing ProductionVAD for '{}' (spawn_blocking for ORT)...", speaker_name); + clog_info!( + "🎤 STT: Creating and initializing ProductionVAD for '{}' (spawn_blocking for ORT)...", + speaker_name + ); let vad_result = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(|| { let mut vad = ProductionVAD::new(); match vad.initialize() { Ok(()) => Ok(vad), Err(e) => Err(e), } - }).await; + }) + .await; let mut vad = match vad_result { Ok(Ok(v)) => v, @@ -1244,7 +1251,11 @@ async fn listen_and_transcribe( return; } Err(e) => { - clog_error!("🎤 STT: VAD init task panicked for '{}': {}", speaker_name, e); + clog_error!( + "🎤 STT: VAD init task panicked for '{}': {}", + speaker_name, + e + ); return; } }; diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent_stub.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent_stub.rs index f79ef9b12..5e896ca86 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent_stub.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/transport/livekit_agent_stub.rs @@ -31,7 +31,9 @@ pub struct LiveKitAgentManager { impl LiveKitAgentManager { pub fn new() -> Self { - tracing::warn!("⚠️ LiveKit WebRTC agent disabled (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)"); + tracing::warn!( + "⚠️ LiveKit WebRTC agent disabled (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)" + ); Self { url: "ws://localhost:7880".to_string(), } @@ -81,11 +83,7 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { Err("LiveKit WebRTC agent not available (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)".into()) } - pub async fn add_ambient_source( - &self, - _call_id: &str, - _name: &str, - ) -> Result { + pub async fn add_ambient_source(&self, _call_id: &str, _name: &str) -> Result { Err("LiveKit WebRTC agent not available (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)".into()) } @@ -98,11 +96,7 @@ impl LiveKitAgentManager { Err("LiveKit WebRTC agent not available (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)".into()) } - pub async fn remove_ambient_source( - &self, - _call_id: &str, - _handle: &str, - ) -> Result<(), String> { + pub async fn remove_ambient_source(&self, _call_id: &str, _handle: &str) -> Result<(), String> { Err("LiveKit WebRTC agent not available (compiled without livekit-webrtc feature)".into()) } diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/types.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/types.rs index 4f064aa01..c530d624d 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/types.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/types.rs @@ -27,7 +27,10 @@ pub enum SpeakerType { } #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, TS)] -#[ts(export, export_to = "../../../shared/generated/live/VoiceParticipant.ts")] +#[ts( + export, + export_to = "../../../shared/generated/live/VoiceParticipant.ts" +)] pub struct VoiceParticipant { #[ts(type = "string")] pub user_id: Uuid, diff --git a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/video/bevy_renderer/animation/body_gestures.rs b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/video/bevy_renderer/animation/body_gestures.rs index a64027219..eaa5651f6 100644 --- a/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/video/bevy_renderer/animation/body_gestures.rs +++ b/src/workers/continuum-core/src/live/video/bevy_renderer/animation/body_gestures.rs @@ -2,13 +2,18 @@ use bevy::prelude::*; -use super::components::*; use super::super::scene::animation::{AnimationConfig, PORTRAIT_PROFILE}; +use super::components::*; /// Cognitive gesture driver — selects and triggers gestures from cognitive state. pub(in crate::live::video::bevy_renderer) fn drive_cognitive_gestures( time: Res