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WalkthroughThe change adds the private VGR module, request transcript normalization, capability derivation, branch selection, and tests for routing precedence, fail-closed behavior, redaction, and input limits. ChangesVerification-Gated Routing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Verification-gated routing is not connected to runtime routing, and its size guard accepts oversized redacted inputs if it is enabled. Complete the integration and enforce the source-size bound before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms.rs`:
- Line 19: Integrate the private vgr module into the production routing path by
ensuring the production Algorithm implementations or server routing boundary
invokes both derive_capabilities and select_branch. Preserve the existing VGR
helper behavior while adding the smallest delegation needed to make their
results affect runtime routing rather than only tests.
In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr/text.rs`:
- Line 70: Update request_view to enforce MAX_TRANSCRIPT_CHARS against the
original request and attempt source values before redaction or cloning, while
preserving the existing redacted transcript check. Add a regression test using
an oversized value matching a redaction pattern, and verify the resulting
RequestView or Capabilities rejects it rather than retaining the oversized
source.
- Around line 35-38: In crates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr/text.rs, add concise
comments to the private helper content_text describing recursive extraction and
fail-closed handling of unsupported content, and to observed_code_activity and
observed_tool_activity identifying their recognized activity markers. Also
document the four relevant tests with comments covering their branch-selection,
fail-closed, capability-source, and redaction/input-boundary invariants; do not
comment the pub(super) RequestView declaration.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Wire the VGR helpers into production routing. derive_capabilities and select_branch have no non-test callers. Production Algorithm implementations and server routing code do not reference the private vgr module. Therefore, the Verification-Gated Routing code has no runtime routing effect. Add the production delegation or integration boundary that invokes both helpers.
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms.rs` at line 19, Integrate the private vgr module
into the production routing path by ensuring the production Algorithm
implementations or server routing boundary invokes both derive_capabilities and
select_branch. Preserve the existing VGR helper behavior while adding the
smallest delegation needed to make their results affect runtime routing rather
than only tests.
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| pub(super) struct RequestView { | ||
| pub(super) task_text: String, | ||
| pub(super) transcript: String, | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add comments for non-obvious helpers and behavior tests.
The Rust guidelines require concise comments for private helpers with non-obvious behavior and tests that encode important behavior. Add comments for:
content_text: explain recursive extraction and fail-closed handling of unsupported content.observed_code_activityandobserved_tool_activity: explain the activity markers that each detector recognizes.- The four tests: document their branch-selection, fail-closed, capability-source, and redaction/input-boundary invariants.
This requirement does not apply to the pub(super) RequestView declaration.
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr/text.rs` around lines 35 - 38, In
crates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr/text.rs, add concise comments to the private
helper content_text describing recursive extraction and fail-closed handling of
unsupported content, and to observed_code_activity and observed_tool_activity
identifying their recognized activity markers. Also document the four relevant
tests with comments covering their branch-selection, fail-closed,
capability-source, and redaction/input-boundary invariants; do not comment the
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| let task_text = latest_user?; | ||
| lines.push(format!("[assistant attempt] {}", redact(attempt))); | ||
| let transcript = lines.join("\n"); | ||
| (transcript.chars().count() <= MAX_TRANSCRIPT_CHARS).then_some(RequestView { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Enforce the size limit before redaction.
request_view redacts each input before it builds transcript, then checks only the redacted transcript length. Therefore, a request or attempt larger than 24,000 characters can pass when a redaction pattern replaces most of its text. latest_user preserves the original value in task_text, and derive_capabilities stores the original attempt, so Capabilities can retain the oversized source value.
The existing test covers only an oversized unredacted "x" value. Add a regression test for an oversized value that matches a redaction pattern, and enforce the limit on source characters before redaction and cloning.
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr/text.rs` at line 70, Update request_view to
enforce MAX_TRANSCRIPT_CHARS against the original request and attempt source
values before redaction or cloning, while preserving the existing redacted
transcript check. Add a regression test using an oversized value matching a
redaction pattern, and verify the resulting RequestView or Capabilities rejects
it rather than retaining the oversized source.
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Thanks for putting this together. This is too large to review as a PR stack without agreeing on the design first. It touches most of the runtime and the final PR is over 18,000 lines. I’m going to close the stack for now. If you want to keep pursuing it, please open an issue describing the use case, proposed boundaries, and review order so we can discuss the architecture before reopening implementation PRs. |
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Hey @gburachas, sorry, I closed these too quickly. I realized you’re on the team and reopened all four. What’s the status on this stack? Is it still active? Is there an issue or design doc I should look at, and what order should these be reviewed in? |
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What
Adds the capability derivation layer for verification-gated routing (VGR). It takes a normalized request, a local model attempt, and a router-assigned task type, then selects the verification branch: coding, answer, chat, agentic, default verification, or unknown.
It also prepares redacted transcripts for verification and summarizes tool results, including failures and consecutive clean results. Missing user text, an empty attempt, or unsupported request content produces
Unknown.Why
VGR needs to determine what evidence is available before deciding whether to accept a local response or escalate. A standalone answer and a tool-using session need different verification inputs. This PR establishes that distinction using the conversation, tool history, and local attempt.
Notes for reviewers
Start with
derive_capabilitiesincrates/libsy/src/algorithms/vgr.rs, then readvgr/text.rsandvgr/render.rs.switchyard_protocolrequest, message, role, and content-block types. Tool-error detection reusesalgorithms::util::tool_signals::classify_text, including its existing error patterns.exit_code: 0takes precedence over error flags and inferred failures. Tests cover this rule, branch selection, missing or unsupported evidence, and trajectory redaction.This is the first layer of the stack and introduces no production routing change on its own. Review order is #716 → #717 (decision policy) → #718 (runtime) → #719 (public configuration and integration) → #881 (agentic handoff).