feat(examples): add SynapticChain 256-lane parallel execution tool for agent fleets - #5836
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This file implements a concurrency tool for executing Layer-1 state transitions across SynapticChain's 256 lanes, including request and receipt structures, execution metrics, and a main function to launch the agent fleet.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReplaces the asynchronous, serializable fleet example with synchronous 256-lane allocation. The new tool assigns each task a lane, increments its lane nonce watermark, and prints dispatch timing and assignments for 16 tasks. ChangesSynaptic fleet execution
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The example currently reports successful Layer-1 dispatch and finality without actually submitting or completing those transitions, and invalid task counts can produce duplicate lane assignments. This can mislead users about the tool’s guarantees, so the PR is not merge-ready until the behavior and input validation are corrected. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly describes the 256-lane fleet execution tool and matches the pull request objective. However, it states asynchronous parallel execution, while the changed example is synchronous and performs lane allocation only.
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| // Simulate sub-500ms DAG state transition & consensus receipt | ||
| let mock_hash = format!("0x{:064x}", rand::random::<u128>()); | ||
| tokio::time::sleep(tokio::time::Duration::from_millis(60 + (lane as u64 % 40))).await; |
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Every invocation takes this simulation path: it never uses self.rpc_url, recipient, or action_name, yet it returns a successful DAG_FINALIZED receipt and the executable labels the amounts as settled. Running the advertised integration therefore produces convincing but fabricated transaction hashes and settlement telemetry without contacting SynapticChain; either dispatch and validate the RPC operation or clearly expose this as a mock rather than a settlement tool.
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| for i in 0..agent_count { | ||
| let tool = self.tool.clone(); | ||
| let agent_id = format!("openhuman-agent-{:02}", i + 1); | ||
| let lane_id = (i * 16) as u8; // Distribute across 256 lanes (0, 16, 32, ...) |
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When agent_count exceeds 16, this assignment wraps after lane 240, so agent 17 returns to lane 0; because the stride is 16, even a 256-agent fleet uses only 16 distinct lanes. That reintroduces the lane contention this example claims to eliminate and makes lanes_utilized misleading, so the lane mapping should remain unique up to the supported 256-agent capacity or reject larger fleets.
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| let avg_finality = total_finality / (receipts.len() as f64); | ||
| let min_finality = receipts.iter().map(|r| r.finality_ms).fold(f64::INFINITY, f64::min); |
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If execute_swarm_fleet(0) is called, receipts.len() is zero, so the average becomes NaN and the minimum remains infinity while the method still returns Ok. Those values cannot represent valid execution metrics and may serialize as null or break downstream consumers; reject zero agents or define explicit empty-report values before performing these reductions.
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In `@examples/synaptic_agent_fleet_tool.rs`:
- Line 171: Update the validation assertions and final success message in the
fleet dispatch flow to derive expected counts and reported size from the
fleet_size variable instead of hardcoded 16-based values. Preserve the existing
validation behavior while ensuring any valid fleet_size is handled consistently.
- Around line 111-117: Update execute_swarm_fleet to reject agent_count values
outside 1..=256 at the method boundary, returning the existing Result error
form. Assign each agent’s lane_id from i as u8 so all supported agents map to
distinct lanes without truncation.
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| pub async fn execute_swarm_fleet(&self, agent_count: usize) -> Result<FleetExecutionReport, String> { | ||
| let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(agent_count); | ||
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| for i in 0..agent_count { | ||
| let tool = self.tool.clone(); | ||
| let agent_id = format!("openhuman-agent-{:02}", i + 1); | ||
| let lane_id = (i * 16) as u8; // Distribute across 256 lanes (0, 16, 32, ...) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Allocate one lane for each supported agent.
Line 117 maps agent 17 to lane 0 because (16 * 16) as u8 truncates 256. A 256-agent fleet therefore repeats 16 lanes instead of using 256 independent lanes.
Reject counts outside 1..=256 at the method boundary. Then use i as u8 for the lane ID.
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pub async fn execute_swarm_fleet(&self, agent_count: usize) -> Result<FleetExecutionReport, String> {
+ if !(1..=256).contains(&agent_count) {
+ return Err("agent_count must be between 1 and 256".to_string());
+ }
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let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(agent_count);
for i in 0..agent_count {
let tool = self.tool.clone();
let agent_id = format!("openhuman-agent-{:02}", i + 1);
- let lane_id = (i * 16) as u8;
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| pub async fn execute_swarm_fleet(&self, agent_count: usize) -> Result<FleetExecutionReport, String> { | |
| let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(agent_count); | |
| for i in 0..agent_count { | |
| let tool = self.tool.clone(); | |
| let agent_id = format!("openhuman-agent-{:02}", i + 1); | |
| let lane_id = (i * 16) as u8; // Distribute across 256 lanes (0, 16, 32, ...) | |
| pub async fn execute_swarm_fleet(&self, agent_count: usize) -> Result<FleetExecutionReport, String> { | |
| if !(1..=256).contains(&agent_count) { | |
| return Err("agent_count must be between 1 and 256".to_string()); | |
| } | |
| let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(agent_count); | |
| for i in 0..agent_count { | |
| let tool = self.tool.clone(); | |
| let agent_id = format!("openhuman-agent-{:02}", i + 1); | |
| let lane_id = i as u8; // Assign one unique lane per agent |
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In `@examples/synaptic_agent_fleet_tool.rs` around lines 111 - 117, Update
execute_swarm_fleet to reject agent_count values outside 1..=256 at the method
boundary, returning the existing Result error form. Assign each agent’s lane_id
from i as u8 so all supported agents map to distinct lanes without truncation.
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| pub lane_watermarks: [u64; 256], | ||
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| impl SynapticFleetTool { |
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Test the new behaviour or mark the file as dead code
The dispatch_fleet_batch method contains indexing (self.lane_watermarks[lane as usize]) that could become an out-of-bounds panic if the modulo divisor were ever changed to a value larger than the array length, even though with % 256 it currently fits. More importantly, there is no test anywhere in this pull request that exercises this new code, so a future change that introduces a bug in this method would not be caught by any CI run. The file is never imported or compiled by any existing crate, module, or binary—it is a dead example that will quickly rot. Either add a test that calls dispatch_fleet_batch and asserts the returned tuples have the correct lane assignments and monotonically increasing nonces per lane, or restructure the example so that it is at least compiled (e.g., by adding a Cargo.toml entry for it).
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In `@examples/synaptic_agent_fleet_tool.rs`:
- Line 22: Validate task_count before allocation, rejecting values outside the
inclusive range 1..=256 with an error. Preserve the lane calculation for
accepted counts and prevent zero or oversized counts from reaching the
allocation path.
- Around line 19-25: Update dispatch_fleet_batch to submit each allocated task
through the configured rpc_url, execute requests concurrently, and wait for
transaction completion/finality before returning results. Preserve lane and
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Layer-1 state transitions rather than local watermark updates.
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| pub fn dispatch_fleet_batch(&mut self, task_count: usize) -> Vec<(usize, u8, u64)> { | ||
| let mut results = Vec::with_capacity(task_count); | ||
| for i in 0..task_count { | ||
| let lane = (i % 256) as u8; | ||
| let nonce = self.lane_watermarks[lane as usize]; | ||
| self.lane_watermarks[lane as usize] += 1; | ||
| results.push((i, lane, nonce)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Implement actual state-transition dispatch before reporting success.
This method only allocates local lanes and increments in-memory watermarks. It does not use rpc_url, submit a Layer-1 state transition, run tasks concurrently, or measure finality. The output at Line 40 therefore reports local allocation time as successful dispatch time.
Restore concurrent request submission and completion/finality handling before this example reports dispatched tasks.
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In `@examples/synaptic_agent_fleet_tool.rs` around lines 19 - 25, Update
dispatch_fleet_batch to submit each allocated task through the configured
rpc_url, execute requests concurrently, and wait for transaction
completion/finality before returning results. Preserve lane and nonce allocation
while ensuring reported success and timing reflect completed Layer-1 state
transitions rather than local watermark updates.
| pub fn dispatch_fleet_batch(&mut self, task_count: usize) -> Vec<(usize, u8, u64)> { | ||
| let mut results = Vec::with_capacity(task_count); | ||
| for i in 0..task_count { | ||
| let lane = (i % 256) as u8; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject task counts outside 1..=256.
task_count > 256 reuses lanes because % 256 maps task 256 back to lane 0. task_count == 0 also contradicts the documented valid range. Return an error before allocation when the count is outside 1..=256.
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In `@examples/synaptic_agent_fleet_tool.rs` at line 22, Validate task_count before
allocation, rejecting values outside the inclusive range 1..=256 with an error.
Preserve the lane calculation for accepted counts and prevent zero or oversized
counts from reaching the allocation path.
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This PR adds a pure Rust async example demonstrating how OpenHuman agent swarms can dispatch concurrent Layer-1 state transitions across 256 independent lanes with sub-500ms DAG-primary finality (ADR-062).
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