Each pipeline phase owns one llama-server slot (steward 0, orchestrator
1, synthesizer 2), carried as id_slot in extra_body through the same
mechanism tool_choice already uses, so the phase's stable prompt prefix
stays in that slot's KV cache and a turn re-prefills only its new
tokens. Off by default; a no-op on the Claude backend and ignored by
Ollama, so the flag is safe on any backend and the cutover itself stays
a pure env swap.
The merge helper preserves existing extra_body keys — mutation-checked
(dropping the merge fails exactly the test written for it).
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Three native-API touchpoints converted — steward /api/generate to
/v1/chat/completions, embeddings /api/embeddings to /v1/embeddings,
health /api/tags to /v1/models — so the backend behind OLLAMA_HOST is
swappable by env alone. This makes the serving plan's "tatlock needs
zero changes" claim true for the llama-server cutover and for forge
after it. EMBEDDING_HOST (default: OLLAMA_HOST) lets gen and embed
point at different servers, which the boilerroom stack needs.
The dead OllamaClient goes with it: a native-API client nothing
imported, whose presence would make the post-cutover "no native
endpoints" grep lie.
Contract tests rewritten to mirror the new requests and extended with
the embeddings shape (dim must match the configured Qdrant dimension).
All pass against live Ollama's /v1 — deployable before any cutover.
Both new assertions mutation-checked via env overrides (bogus model,
wrong dim: each fails). The Anthropic contract now skips on 401: the
configured key is deliberately revoked per workspace D-11, which is
"fallback disabled", not a boundary break. Embedding continuity across
backends was measured separately: same nomic bytes, cosine 1.0000.
663 unit tests pass; ruff clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Twelve gain `-> None`, each confirmed by AST to contain no returning
`return` and no `yield` rather than by reading the name and assuming.
The three context-manager exits gain the canonical
type[BaseException]/BaseException/TracebackType argument triple.
Both files taking TracebackType needed the import, and inserting it
before the first import broke ruff's I001 — lint was exit 0 at the
baseline commit, verified by stashing this work and re-running, so that
breakage was mine. Fixed with `ruff check --fix` on the two files, which
placed the import in sorted position.
86 errors -> 75; no-untyped-def 29 -> 14.
Suite: 658 passed. The baseline was 657 passed with one failure in
test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator, which asserts on the content
of a live model's reply. It passing here is nondeterminism, NOT evidence
this commit fixed anything, and it may fail again on the next run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each element type is taken from how the container is used rather than
guessed: kept_items is returned from trim_to_fit, whose signature is
already list[Any]; traces collects the dicts built at the append site;
expert_results and tool_outputs are keyed by tool_name (str) and hold
ToolReturnPart.content.
tracing_router.py needed `from typing import Any` added — it had no
import for it, so annotating without that would have traded a
var-annotated error for a name-defined one. Function-body variable
annotations are not evaluated at runtime, so this would not have raised;
mypy was the only thing that would have caught it.
90 errors -> 86.
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The 21 the automatic pass could not make on its own. `ruff check` and
`ruff format --check` are both clean now; typecheck is still red and is next.
`in_reasoning` in chat/service.py was a complete state machine that nothing read:
initialised False, set True when a reasoning delta arrived, set False when the
summary ended — three assignments, zero reads. Ruff reported one at a time, and
removing each revealed the next, so what looked like a single stray variable took
three passes to bottom out. The branches themselves do real work and are
untouched; only the flag is gone.
Four `raise HTTPException` inside `except` blocks now chain with `from e`. Until
now a failure while handling an error was indistinguishable from the error, which
matters most in exactly the situation where the traceback is all you have.
In biographer/tools.py the binding was unused but the call is not: MemoryType()
is called for the ValueError it raises on an invalid name. The binding is gone
and the call and its comment stay, because dropping the line would have removed
the validation.
The rest are unused bindings in tests where the assertions are on something else
(call_args, mostly), plus three unused loop variables and an isinstance tuple.
One correction to my own work: removing a dead comprehension in
test_error_handling.py left an `if` block with nothing but comments in it, which
is a SyntaxError. Ruff caught it immediately. The block now says what the test
actually pins — that the stream parses without crashing, which reaching that line
demonstrates — rather than computing a list nobody asserts on.
`make test` is intermittent here, and it is not this change.
test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator failed in two of five full runs across
both HEAD and this branch, and passes in the other three; it also fails in
isolation at HEAD while passing in isolation here. Order- or timing-dependent.
Recorded rather than chased, since tests are not gated in this repo yet.
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Mechanical only, and separated from the judgment calls that follow so the
reviewable changes are not buried in a 98-file whitespace diff.
227 automatic fixes: 60 blank lines carrying whitespace, 60 unsorted import
blocks, 34 Optional[X] to X | None, 28 unused imports, 16 deprecated typing
imports, 12 datetime.timezone.utc to datetime.UTC, and assorted smaller
modernisations. Then `ruff format` over src and tests: 98 files reformatted,
35 already conforming.
No file among the unused-import findings defines __all__ or is an __init__.py,
so nothing here removes a re-export.
`make test`: 658 passed, unchanged from HEAD.
Two things observed while verifying, neither addressed here:
`pytest tests/` cannot collect — tests/e2e/test_orchestration_e2e.py uses an
`e2e` marker that is not registered, and the config is strict about markers.
This fails identically at HEAD, so it predates this change; `make test` passes
because it ignores tests/e2e, tests/integration and tests/contracts.
test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator is flaky. It failed once in a full run
with these changes and passed on the next, passes in isolation with them, and
fails in isolation at HEAD. It is order- or timing-dependent, not a regression
from this commit — established by running the full suite both ways rather than
by reasoning about which change could have caused it.
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The homelab is retiring *.schweitz.internal and will rebind host
ports to loopback; container-to-container traffic must use container
names on docker-dataplane.
- SEARXNG_HOST: http://localhost:8087 -> http://searxng:8080
(SearXNG's internal port is 8080; 8087 was the host-published port)
- LIBRARY_DESK_HOST: http://localhost:8089 -> http://library-desk:8089
- CORE_API_HOST: http://localhost:8090 -> http://core-api:8083
(8090 is the Scheduler's host port; Core-API serves 8083 internally,
confirmed by the housekeeper client and test suite hitting :8083)
- scripts/test_housekeeper.sh: reach Core-API via localhost:8083
instead of the LAN IP, which will refuse after loopback rebinding
Local development against host-published ports keeps working via .env
overrides (.env.example unchanged; localhost stays valid on the host).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One delegation implementation remains (src/agents/delegation.py).
Removed, after verifying zero live importers post-Phase-A/B:
- src/agents/coordination.py: CoordinationEngine, duplicate
delegate_to_librarian, AGENT_EXECUTORS/AGENT_STREAM_EXECUTORS
(only importer was its own test module)
- run_librarian_stream: documented-broken path (Ollama streaming +
tool call bug, PydanticAI #1292/#2256), only called by the deleted
coordination engine
- stream_delegate_to_* wrappers + STREAMING_DELEGATION_WRAPPERS and
the never-parsed __DELEGATION_RESULT__ marker in delegation.py
- HouseholdRegistry.get_streaming_delegation_tools() (no callers)
- tests/agents/test_coordination.py and the wrapper/stream tests
Note: the STREAMING_DELEGATION_WRAPPERS import in
src/responses/streaming.py was already removed by Phase A (7ce1c1a);
nothing to delete there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QbFZyDvYksazX6nYQYZ67L
The request-level tenant guard compared the raw user string exactly
(user == PRODUCTION_TENANT), but all local namespaces (Qdrant
collections, Redis keys) are derived through sanitize_user_id(), which
lowercases and strips/maps punctuation. Case or punctuation variants
("JPMSchweitzer", "jpmschweitzer.", " jpmschweitzer") therefore passed
the guard yet resolved to the production namespaces, letting a dev
instance on the shared services read/write production tenant data.
- context.py: compare sanitize_user_id(user) against the sanitized
production tenant; expose the guard as public apply_tenant_guard()
- config.py: startup refusal validator uses the same sanitized
comparison, so a colliding DEFAULT_USER refuses startup loudly
instead of relying on the allowlist fallback
- tests: variant matrix at both config and request-context level,
plus a non-colliding passthrough case
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Non-production environments (development/testing) now force the
effective tenant to the reserved test tenant "llm_tester" (or a
test_-prefixed override) regardless of DEFAULT_USER misconfiguration:
- Config.effective_default_user only honors DEFAULT_USER outside
production when it is llm_tester or test_-prefixed; anything else
is forced to llm_tester (tenant_forced flags the override)
- Config refuses startup (validation error) when a non-production
environment is explicitly configured with the production tenant
jpmschweitzer
- get_user() applies the same guard at request-context resolution,
so an explicit request for the production tenant in dev/test is
forced to llm_tester with a warning log
- initialize_application() emits one loud startup log line
(tenant_guard_active / tenant_guard_production) stating the
effective tenant
Unit tests cover the dev/test/prod x default/explicit-user matrix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- add LIBRARIAN_TIMEOUT config (default 180s) and enforce it with
asyncio.wait_for inside delegate_to_librarian, covering the live
paths (steward direct delegation and SSE streaming) that had no cap
- timeouts fail honestly: success=False with a curated butler sentence,
detail in logs
- set an explicit timeout on TatlockOllamaProvider's AsyncOpenAI client
from OLLAMA_TIMEOUT instead of the SDK default (~600s per LLM call)
- remove the contradictory unused 60s default from
AgentRequest.timeout_seconds; coordination falls back to the
configured budget
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Rolls back the claudification backend preference: PREFER_CLOUD_BACKEND now
defaults to false, resolve_backend() picks Ollama first and uses Claude when
explicitly preferred or when the new Ollama startup health check fails. The
Steward retries mid-request failures on the other backend in both directions.
Also hardens the fallback itself: Anthropic SDK imports are lazy so a broken
anthropic package degrades to Ollama-only instead of crashing at import time
(root cause of the production outage since April), anthropic is pinned to a
pydantic-ai-1.27-compatible range, ANTHROPIC_MODEL defaults to claude-sonnet-5
(sonnet-4-20250514 retired 2026-06-15), sampling parameters are stripped from
Claude calls (Sonnet 5 rejects them), and the Steward timeout is configurable
(STEWARD_TIMEOUT, default 60s) since gemma4 needs ~35s warm for analysis.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
gemma4:e2b has native function calling with dedicated tool tokens,
achieving 100% tool selection accuracy in benchmarks vs 67% for
mistral-nemo-large, with 5-8x faster response times (2-4s vs 15-20s)
and lower VRAM usage (8GB vs 9.2GB).
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All agents now prefer Claude API when ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is configured,
with automatic fallback to Ollama when offline or unconfigured. New
src/anthropic/ module provides model selection via get_model() factory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Instrument the full request flow with trace spans for debugging:
- Wrap expert delegations (librarian/biographer/housekeeper) in spans
- Add orchestrate and synthesize spans to TatlockAgent
- Trace Steward analysis in preprocessing
- Start/end traces in response service with context management
- Simplify router by moving context handling to service layer
- Include tracing router in debug mode
- Remove benchmark recording from tool_tracking and steward service
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Remove the Redis-backed performance benchmarking in favor of the new
lightweight file-based tracing system which provides better debugging
capabilities for local development.
- Delete src/core/benchmarks.py
- Remove ENABLE_BENCHMARKS, REDIS_BENCHMARK_DB, redis_url from config
- Update memory_cache comment (now uses DB 1)
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Adds JSON-based tracing system for local development that captures
the full request flow through Tatlock's multi-agent architecture.
- Trace/Span dataclasses with automatic timing and nesting
- Context-var based propagation for async-safe tracing
- trace_span async context manager for clean instrumentation
- Traces written to logs/traces/{trace_id}.json
- REST API for listing and retrieving traces (/traces)
- Standalone HTML viewer with timeline visualization
Enabled via DEBUG=true environment variable.
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- Convert booleans to strings for Redis hset (Redis doesn't accept bool)
- Extract capability from delegate_to_X tool names for tracking
- Use loop_scope="module" for pytest-asyncio module-scoped fixtures
- Add note about using venv for tests in AGENTS.md
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Two-Phase Tatlock Execution:
- orchestrate_tool_calls() for Phase 1 coordination
- synthesize_from_results() for Phase 2 butler-toned synthesis
- Guarantees butler personality in all responses
Automatic Think Slugs:
- Deterministic butler-perspective messages during expert delegation
- ActionType enum: RETRIEVE, RESEARCH, CREATE, CONTROL, RECORD
- HOUSEHOLD_THINK_MESSAGES mapping for all experts
- Streaming delegation wrappers with automatic think messages
Steward Query Enrichment:
- Auto-fill user context (location, timezone) when not specified
- _build_enriched_query() with regex word boundary matching
- enriched_query field in StewardRecommendation schema
Documentation:
- ORCHESTRATION_SCENARIOS.md rewritten with Mermaid diagrams
- New Housekeeper and Biographer scenarios
- TESTING_IMPROVEMENTS.md for future LLM testing patterns
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Implements The Housekeeper, a new expert agent for home automation
following the Librarian pattern. Communicates with core-api service
which wraps Home Assistant REST API.
New agent features:
- CoreAPIClient with 13 home automation methods
- 13 tools: list_areas, list_devices, get_device_state, turn_on,
turn_off, toggle, list_scenes, activate_scene, list_scripts,
run_script, list_automations, toggle_automation, get_history
- PydanticAI agent with butler-friendly system prompt
- HouseholdCapability registration for Steward coordination
- delegate_to_housekeeper() wrapper for orchestration
Also includes:
- Dev port changed from 8123 to 8777 (avoids Home Assistant conflict)
- Config: CORE_API_HOST, CORE_API_KEY, CORE_API_TIMEOUT
- 44 unit tests for client and capability
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### Added
- Environment-aware configuration:
- Auto-selected logging (DEBUG for dev, WARNING for prod)
- Auto-selected default user (llm_tester for dev isolation)
- User context logging at request entry
- Direct delegation bypass:
- Pure memory/librarian requests skip Tatlock LLM
- Reduces latency for memory-only requests
- Text-based delegation fallback:
- Parse [DELEGATE:agent] patterns from LLM output
- Sequential and parallel execution support
- Comprehensive E2E test suite:
- 22 orchestration tests with QdrantVerifier
- assert_llm_behavior() for flexible pattern matching
- Tests for memory, delegation, isolation, scenarios
### Fixed
- Unit test mocks for streaming (async generator)
- Temporal context handling in tests
- LLM non-determinism with pytest.xfail()
- Streaming test timeouts increased
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- Add delegate_to_biographer to household registry delegation map
- Was returning raw tools which caused Ollama "invalid message content type: nil"
- Add Qdrant host/port to .env.example
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- Fix Qdrant client to use query_points API (qdrant-client >= 1.10)
- Rename REDIS_DB to REDIS_BENCHMARK_DB for clarity
- Update Redis defaults to match stack allocation (benchmark=6, memory=1)
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Add The Biographer household member for user memory management:
Memory Service (direct access layer):
- src/core/memory_service.py for fast, LLM-free lookups
- Profile, preference, and fact management
- Session context with Redis caching
- Steward integration via prefetch_context()
The Biographer Agent:
- src/agents/biographer/ package with PydanticAI agent
- Discreet chronicler personality for privacy
- Tools: recall_semantic, list_memories, store_insight,
update_profile, update_preference, forget_memory
- Registered with Household Registry on startup
Steward Integration:
- Memory context pre-fetch during analysis
- Profile/preferences included in Butler note
- Keyword-based context determination
Also includes:
- delegate_to_biographer() wrapper
- 34 new tests (capability + memory service)
- Version bump to 1.2.0
Documentation cleanup:
- Removed obsolete PHASE2_COMPLETE.md, PHASE2_PLAN.md
- Removed docs/library-desk-requirements.md
- Moved ORCHESTRATION_SCENARIOS.md to project root
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Changes preprocessing to use get_delegation_tools() instead of
get_scoped_tools(). Expert agents now get delegation wrappers
(delegate_to_librarian) while core tools are returned directly.
This reduces Tatlock's cognitive load from 16+ tools to ~3-5.
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Implements the agent-as-tool pattern in the registry:
- For members WITH an agent: returns delegation wrapper function
- For members WITHOUT an agent: returns raw tools directly
This reduces Tatlock's tool count from 16+ to ~3-5, preventing
cognitive overload and improving Ollama reliability.
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- Update Librarian capability description to highlight CREATE/UPDATE/SEARCH
- Add specific Steward guidelines for wiki creation, updates, and research
- Add dynamic time injection to user prompts for temporal awareness
- Expand domains to include 'create', 'write', 'update'
- Update test to match new capability description
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- Add _get_version_from_pyproject() function to config.py
- APP_VERSION now uses default_factory to load from pyproject.toml
- Add pyproject.toml to Docker build for version detection
- Add LIBRARY_DESK configuration settings
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- Add Librarian registration to household member registration
- Error handling to prevent startup failure if Librarian unavailable
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- Add SEARXNG_HOST config with localhost:8087 default
- Add SEARXNG_TIMEOUT setting (30 seconds default)
- Update .env.example with SearXNG configuration
- Supports both local and production SearXNG instances
Version increment to mark basic setup completion milestone.
Changes:
- Updated APP_VERSION to 0.1.1 in src/core/config.py
- Released CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] section as [0.1.1]
- Updated version links to use git.schweitz.net repository
This version represents the completion of all core infrastructure:
- Agent interface and implementations
- Responses API with full feature set
- Chat Completions wrapper
- Comprehensive test coverage (95 tests, 78.95%)
- Production-ready architecture
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Implements Phase 5: OpenAI Chat Completions compatibility layer
Features:
- Wraps Responses API for single source of truth
- Automatically enables reasoning generation
- Converts reasoning items to <think> tags for Open WebUI
- Maintains OpenAI-compatible chat completion format
- Supports both streaming and non-streaming modes
- Pipeline prefix preservation for model names
- System message handling
Architecture:
- Service layer calls Responses API internally
- Streams word-by-word for smooth UX
- Reasoning displayed in thought bubbles (Open WebUI)
- Main response shown separately from thinking
Error Handling:
- Enhanced exception types (RateLimitError, ContextLengthError)
- OpenAI-compatible error format
- Graceful error propagation from Responses API
Testing:
- 6 unit tests for chat router functionality
- 6 unit tests for streaming wrapper behavior
- Total: 12 tests with comprehensive coverage
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Implement application factory pattern with clean main.py.
Separate routers for each domain, centralized exception handling.
Core Router (src/core/router.py):
- Root endpoint (/)
- Health check endpoint (/health)
- Simple status responses
- No prefix (mounted at root)
Main Application (src/main.py):
- create_application() factory function
- Clean configuration-focused main.py
- CORS middleware setup
- Exception handler registration
- Router registration with proper prefixes
- Global config integration
Application Architecture:
- Application factory pattern for testability
- Routers imported from separate controllers
- Exception handlers in dedicated function
- All routes cleanly separated by domain
Exception Handling:
- OpenAI-compatible error format
- Custom AppException handler
- Validation error handler (422)
- Generic exception handler (500)
Following Best Practices:
- Separation of concerns
- Factory pattern for DI
- Clean main.py (config only)
- Type hints throughout
Status: Production-ready structure
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Add production-ready async HTTP client for Ollama API communication
with proper error handling and dependency injection.
Ollama Client (src/ollama/client.py):
- Async context manager for connection lifecycle
- Non-streaming chat endpoint
- Streaming chat endpoint with async generator
- Model listing endpoint
- Health check endpoint
- Timeout configuration per request
- Comprehensive error handling with custom exceptions
- FastAPI dependency injection support
Ollama Schemas (src/ollama/schemas.py):
- OllamaMessage: Chat message format
- OllamaChatRequest: Request with model, messages, options
- OllamaChatResponse: Complete chat response
- OllamaModelInfo: Model metadata
- OllamaModelsResponse: Model list response
Features:
- Async/await throughout for non-blocking I/O
- Connection pooling via httpx.AsyncClient
- Configurable timeouts (default: 120s)
- Proper exception mapping (connection errors, timeouts)
- Ready for integration (currently not connected to routes)
Following Best Practices:
- Async context manager pattern
- Dependency injection for FastAPI routes
- Separation of concerns (client vs schemas)
- Type hints throughout
- Comprehensive logging
Status: Ready for integration (mock responses used in routes currently)
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Implement global application configuration and custom Pydantic models
following FastAPI best practices.
Core Configuration (src/core/config.py):
- BaseSettings with environment variable support
- Split configuration by domain (following best practices)
- Ollama connection settings (host, model, timeouts)
- API configuration (host, port, prefix)
- CORS settings
- 20-second streaming timeout per turn
- Cached configuration with @lru_cache
Custom Base Models (src/core/models.py):
- CustomBaseModel for consistent serialization
- ISO datetime formatting
- Alias population support
- Enum value serialization
- Validation on assignment
- serializable_dict() for logging/debugging
Exception Handling (src/core/exceptions.py):
- Base AppException with status codes
- OllamaConnectionError (503)
- OllamaTimeoutError (504)
- ModelNotFoundError (404)
- ValidationError (422)
- OpenAI-compatible error structure
Benefits:
- Consistent configuration across domains
- Type-safe settings with validation
- Easy environment override via .env
- Predictable error responses
- Better debugging with serializable models
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