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📝 WalkthroughWalkthrough라우트 preflight가 bounded concurrent batch와 공유 escalation budget을 사용하도록 변경되었습니다. Startup과 serving timeout이 분리되었습니다. Strix, draft review dispatch, dependency-review evidence, Pingora 정책 검증도 갱신되었습니다. ChangesContextual-orchestrator startup
Strix 및 review dispatch
CI 및 정책 검증
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR separates startup and serving timeouts, but the current batching logic can exhaust its four-escalation budget before all 24 configured routes are admitted, causing healthy routes to be rejected and startup to fail closed. Slow-route batching, incomplete empty-discovery evidence, and inconsistent ADR pool guidance remain bounded merge-readiness risks, so the PR should not merge until they are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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ReviewLauncher->>Sidecar: route preflight 요청
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Provider-->>Sidecar: 응답 또는 오류
Sidecar-->>ReviewLauncher: admitted route 또는 preflight failure
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51-54: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win시작 경로 예산을 24로 갱신하십시오.
Line 51-54는 전체 시작 예산을 12개 경로로 설명합니다. Line 108-114와 현재 구현은 최대 24개 경로를 사용합니다. 이전 문장을 8개 primary와 남은 최대 16개 fallback으로 구성된 24개 전체 예산으로 변경하십시오. 그렇지 않으면 ADR이 운영 및 감사 기준에 서로 다른 제한을 제공합니다.
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- Around line 51-54: Update the startup-budget statement in the ADR to describe
a total of 24 routes: up to eight routes enter the free primary stage, and the
remaining capacity allows up to 16 routes to enter priced fallback. Keep the
existing policy-evidence and transient-catalog behavior unchanged.
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Resolved a real merge conflict against What conflicted: How I reconciled it:
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When a model summary or finding repeats the head line, NOEMA_BODY_HEAD_RE counts it alongside the receipt. The handoff rejects the valid review and times out.
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…t validation Merging origin/main brought in #1497/#1504's validate_substantive_verdict, which now requires parseable changed-line evidence and adversarial-probe data for any formal (non-comment) verdict. This branch's own test_call_llm_selects_direct_route_for_the_process_local_sidecar used a placeholder "diff" string with a fake "approve" verdict -- exactly the shape main's own test_call_llm_rejects_generic_approve_without_changed_line_evidence now asserts must raise. This test's actual subject is the sidecar direct-route orchestration mode (asserted via seen["body"]["orchestration"]), not verdict-schema validation, so switch the fake verdict's decision to "comment", which short-circuits that unrelated validation entirely. Full suite: 2147 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage on scripts/ci/. git diff --check clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Brought this branch current with main (which had advanced significantly since this PR's last update — #1497, #1501, #1504, and the strix-gate test-scoping fix all landed). The merge itself was clean (no textual conflicts), but surfaced one real semantic conflict: main's new validate_substantive_verdict (from #1497/#1504) now requires parseable changed-line/adversarial-probe evidence for any formal verdict, which this branch's own test_call_llm_selects_direct_route_for_the_process_local_sidecar tripped over (it used a placeholder "diff" string with a fake "approve" decision — exactly the shape main's own test suite already asserts must raise). Fixed by switching that test's fake verdict to "comment", which short-circuits the unrelated validation — the test's actual subject (sidecar direct-route orchestration mode) is asserted separately via the request body, not the decision value.
The job-scoping bug that was blocking every open .github-repo PR's exact-head-path-policy check was already resolved on this branch via the main merge (a third, independently-converged fix already present there).
New head: 92319062. Verification: full suite 2147 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed; 100% coverage on scripts/ci/; git diff --check clean.
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Root-caused contextual-orchestrator#946's four consecutive noema-review
TimeoutError failures (worst-case enumerated in contextual-orchestrator#974,
which found the mismatch but was blocked from making this companion change
here due to a permission denial on that session).
Two real bugs in the sidecar's serving orchestrator construction
(scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher.py), neither present in
the deliberately zero-retry preflight client:
1. TaskOrchestrator's default tool_retry_attempts=1 makes _invoke retry the
SAME agent once more on a transient failure before failing over --
doubling worst-case per-agent wall-clock. Set tool_retry_attempts=0.
2. TaskOrchestrator's default policy.realtime_judge=True makes route_once
issue a SECOND, independent, fully-bounded provider call per candidate
to judge the first call's answer -- doubling worst-case wall-clock
again. That judge's quality ledger is meant to steer a long-lived
process's future routing; this sidecar is a fresh, ephemeral, one-shot
process serving exactly one review request per CI run, so the learning
has no opportunity to matter. TaskOrchestrator's constructor has no
policy override parameter and OrchestrationPolicy is a frozen
dataclass, so replace the instance attribute directly via
dataclasses.replace() after construction.
Verified live against the actual vendored contextual_orchestrator package
(not just read): tool_retry_attempts=0 accepted, realtime_judge flips
True->False via dataclasses.replace, and an end-to-end route_once() call
confirms the judge path is skipped ("reason": "single route path") and a
single attempt is accepted.
Also raised noema_review_gate.py's own external client-side read timeout
from a plain, margin-free 120 to a new named CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=3000,
derived from the enumerated worst case now that both bugs above are fixed:
up to REVIEW_PREFLIGHT_MAX_TOTAL_ROUTES=24 preflight-verified-ready
candidates, each bounded to at most one REVIEW_SERVING_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=120s
attempt, plus overhead margin -- not guessed. The old 120s external timeout
raced the internal 120s per-attempt budget with zero margin and could not
survive even one candidate needing cross-candidate failover.
contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher.py is excluded from this repo's own
coverage gate (imports the vendored package, which this repo's test suite
cannot import) -- verified via py_compile syntax check plus a live smoke
test against the actual installed contextual_orchestrator package instead.
Fixed two existing tests that hardcoded the old timeout=120 literal
(test_call_llm_repairs_one_rejected_changed_line_verdict,
test_noema_public_dns_result_reaches_valid_model_response) to reference
noema.CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS instead, and added a new dedicated
regression test asserting the exact value.
Full suite: 2148 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed (baseline 2147 + 1
new test). 100% coverage on scripts/ci/. 100% docstrings (interrogate).
git diff --check clean.
Refs: contextual-orchestrator#946, contextual-orchestrator#974.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Picked up the .github-side companion fix that contextual-orchestrator#974 identified but was blocked from making itself (that session's push access to this repo was explicitly denied). Pushed as 7e07a4e9.
Two real bugs in the serving orchestrator construction, neither present in the deliberately zero-retry preflight client:
TaskOrchestrator's defaulttool_retry_attempts=1makes_invokeretry the same agent once more before failing over — doubling worst-case per-agent wall-clock. Set to0.TaskOrchestrator's defaultpolicy.realtime_judge=Truemakesroute_onceissue a second, independent, fully-bounded provider call per candidate to judge the first call's answer — doubling worst-case wall-clock again. This sidecar is a fresh, ephemeral, one-shot process per CI run, so the judge's quality-ledger learning (meant to steer a long-lived process's future routing) has no opportunity to matter here.TaskOrchestrator's constructor has no policy override parameter andOrchestrationPolicyis a frozen dataclass, so the fix replaces the instance attribute directly viadataclasses.replace()after construction.
Verified live against the actual vendored contextual_orchestrator package (not just read): tool_retry_attempts=0 accepted, realtime_judge flips True→False via dataclasses.replace, and an end-to-end route_once() call confirms the judge path is skipped ("reason": "single route path") with a single attempt accepted.
Also raised noema_review_gate.py's own external client-side read timeout from a plain, margin-free 120 to a new named CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=3000, derived from the enumerated worst case now that both bugs above are fixed: up to REVIEW_PREFLIGHT_MAX_TOTAL_ROUTES=24 preflight-verified-ready candidates, each now bounded to at most one REVIEW_SERVING_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=120s attempt, plus overhead margin — not guessed. The old 120s external timeout raced the internal 120s per-attempt budget with zero margin and could not survive even one candidate needing cross-candidate failover.
contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher.py is excluded from this repo's own coverage gate (imports the vendored package, which this repo's test suite cannot import) — verified via py_compile syntax check plus the live smoke test above instead. Fixed two existing tests that hardcoded the old timeout=120 literal and added a new dedicated regression test.
Full suite: 2148 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed; 100% coverage on scripts/ci/; 100% docstrings; git diff --check clean.
Refs: contextual-orchestrator#946, contextual-orchestrator#974.
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…honestly Devin's review on this PR (#1415, "Serving answers bypass quality validation") correctly flagged that disabling policy.realtime_judge to cut latency also removed route_once's real-time gate on the CURRENT answer and its failover to the next candidate on rejection -- not just future-routing learning, which was the only aspect the prior fix considered. Investigating further found tool_retry_attempts=0 was independently wrong too: it also drives route_once's own outer cross-candidate loop bound (max_attempts = 1 + min(tool_retry_attempts, MAX_TOOL_RETRY_ATTEMPTS)) down to 1, so reverting realtime_judge alone would still leave a judge-rejected answer with nowhere to fail over to. Restore both TaskOrchestrator defaults untouched (tool_retry_attempts=1, realtime_judge=True) and re-derive CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS honestly against that unmodified configuration (3000 -> 23040s, itemized in the constant's own comment). Add an explicit timeout-minutes: 360 to the noema-review job so the GitHub-hosted-runner ceiling this derivation reasons about is self-documented next to the step it bounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Devin's follow-up review on #1415 ("Valid reviews exceed job deadline") caught that CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=23040 (384 minutes) already exceeded noema-review.yml's own explicit timeout-minutes: 360 (21600s) ceiling for a single call -- a client-side timeout the enclosing job can never actually honor is a false promise, not a safety margin. Rather than shrink the timeout below a legitimate multi-candidate, judge-gated failover's real needs (reintroducing contextual-orchestrator #946's original bug), cap how many preflight-verified-ready candidates the serving orchestrator draws from to a new REVIEW_SERVING_MAX_CANDIDATES=10 -- smaller than preflight's own 24-route admission-testing depth, but every one of the 10 has already independently proven it can serve a real request. Re-derive CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS backwards from the job's own 360-minute ceiling: 9600s per call (10 candidates x 2 attempts x 2 roles x 2 outer attempts x REVIEW_SERVING_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=120s), so the function's absolute worst case across both possible calls (19200s) now actually fits inside the 21600s job that enforces it, with real margin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…s reachable pool Devin's review on #1415 correctly noted that _preflight_review_agent_batches returns on the first batch with any viable candidate, so agents is never larger than REVIEW_PREFLIGHT_BATCH_SIZE=4 in practice -- REVIEW_SERVING_MAX_ CANDIDATES=10 doesn't currently bind. That's deliberate: this cap and CALL_LLM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS are a job-deadline safety ceiling derived from the job's own time budget, independent of preflight's own batching strategy. Coupling them to today's incidental batch size would let a future change to that early-return behavior silently regrow the real worst case past the job's 360-minute ceiling again. No behavior change; comment only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
Root-caused why .github#1500's opencode-review required check exhausted its full 90-minute active-dispatch-and-poll window with no verdict: pr_review_merge_scheduler.py's decide() blocks on ANY unresolved review thread before it can ever reach dispatch_opencode_review(), and Devin/ CodeRabbit post threads faster than most PRs get them resolved -- making "at least one unresolved thread" close to the default state for any actively-reviewed PR. Not fixed in this pass (a safe informational-vs- actionable classification needs careful, separately-scoped work); tracked here with a concrete next-increment plan, plus two smaller, related timeout-robustness gaps stood down on in #1415's own review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Devin Review correctly flagged .github#1500-style references as neither a valid bare #1500 nor fully-qualified #1500 reference. Normalized to the doc's own established convention (full owner/repo#num on first mention, bare #num afterward). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Not spending the one allowed re-run here since this isn't a flake — re-running against an unchanged Given no independent review verdict exists on this head yet, I'm not treating the standing bypass-merge authorization as applicable right now — that's for unblocking a gate once a PR is otherwise reviewed and approved, not for skipping independent review altogether on a PR this consequential (central Generated by Claude Code |
noema-review (#1415), opencode-review (#1500/#1502/#1503), and strix (#1503) all independently timed out today with the identical shape: a required check dispatches a repository_dispatch run against main, then polls for evidence; the dispatched run sat queued (never picked up by a runner) for well over an hour, so the poller gave up and reported failure. Documented as an infrastructure capacity question, not a per-PR code defect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…view Devin Review correctly flagged that noema-review's failure (job ran, hit the actual pre-existing #946 timeout bug) was wrongly grouped with opencode-review's and strix's genuine queue-starvation (dispatched run never got a runner at all). Split into two distinct, clearly labeled failure modes rather than one unsupported shared cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
opencode-review-dispatch.yml's OPENCODE_MODEL_CANDIDATES has held the single value "contextual-orchestrator/orchestrator/free" since f8823a5 (#1364), with no nvidia-nim/* prefixes anywhere in the workflow or its embedded opencode.jsonc. docs/nvidia-nim-opencode-hotfix.md still described the six-model NIM-prefix hotfix as active and was never updated per its own "delete this note once restored" instruction, leaving it factually stale for over a month. Marked the note historical rather than deleting it, per this repo's "append a dated note, don't rewrite history" convention, and left the dormant nvidia-nim provider block in opencode.jsonc and its tested fallback path in run_opencode_review_model_pool.sh untouched -- those are a deliberate, still-exercised resilience capability (tests/test_opencode_model_pool_runner.py), not orphaned code, and removing them is a separate resilience-tradeoff decision. This closes out the "worth a follow-up doc cleanup" item recorded in docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md's 2026-08-31 direct-NIM audit. No code changed. Full suite: 2148 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests; coverage 100%; interrogate 100%.
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…k note Devin Review on #1415 caught two real errors in bf729bd: 1. CHANGELOG.md attached "over a month ago" to f8823a5 itself (2026-08-27, only 4 days before this entry), not to the doc's own staleness window (last touched 2026-07-31, which IS about a month). Corrected to state each date explicitly instead of a single ambiguous relative phrase. 2. The doc called the dormant nvidia-nim opencode.jsonc provider block "a deliberate, still-tested fallback capability" -- overstated, since every enabled_providers list this repo renders excludes it and the cited run_opencode_review_model_pool.sh tests fake the opencode invocation itself, proving only the script's own candidate-handling logic, not that the real OpenCode binary would still reach NVIDIA's API with this block's current model ids. Reworded to state precisely what is and is not verified. No code changed. Full suite: 2148 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests.
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📝 Info: Dormant provider claim is accurate
The nvidia-nim definition cannot activate itself. Every rendered allowlist excludes it, and production supplies no matching model candidate.
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Git history places the note’s prior edit on July 31 and the candidate removal on August 27.
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The vendored contextual-orchestrator review sidecar now keeps startup route admission separate from real review serving. Startup probes remain bounded at 10 seconds; the serving
ModelClientuses the Noema gate's 120-second transport budget. Both phases retain zero retries, the shared output-token and temperature policy, sanitized evidence, and fail-closed exhaustion.Changes
Verification
fcc376fc220f356dbe2f1d2dd445c46d1a9b5a1d1880 passed, 1 skipped, 25 subtests passed; coverage report: 100%.bash -n scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_sidecar.sh, andgit diff --checkpassed.Current protected-gate state
At the latest exact-head recheck,
noema-reviewfailed after the sidecar's authenticated health and route preflight because its live gateway preflight returned HTTP 502; the expected local 413 boundary probe was also recorded.opencode-reviewfailed closed because no authenticated current-head OpenCode verdict exists.strixwas still running at the last recheck. These are not passing review evidence.The PR remains open and blocked with
review_decision: null; there is no qualifying independent approval. Current unresolved review threads are zero. Merge requires every required provider/review gate to be terminal-success and a qualifying approval on this exact HEAD. No bypass, self-approval, paid-provider admission, direct-provider fallback, or force push was used.Summary by CodeRabbit
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