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Adds a new `type_safe_classifier` route type that classifies through TypeSafe's Jev "System One Model" instead of a chat-completion judge. - switchyard-libsy stays I/O-free: the classifier depends only on a new TypeSafeProvider port (algorithms/util/typesafe_provider.rs), mirroring LlmTaskClassifier's FallThrough + AffinityRouter + DefaultCategoryClassifier shape so it fails open the same way. - A new switchyard-typesafe-client crate, a sibling to libsy-llm-client, supplies the runner-owned HTTP implementation that calls POST /v1/systemone. The API key is read only from an environment variable and is redacted from Debug output. - switchyard-runner adds an optional [type_safe_client] table and the type_safe_classifier route type, validated the same way llm_classifier's custom mode is (options/models correspondence, default_target, threshold range), minus the judge-model concept this classifier doesn't have. - Falls back to default_target on a low-confidence, unresolved-label, out-of-range/NaN-confidence, or provider-error verdict. - Adds routing_algorithms/type_safe_classifier_routing.md, a [type_safe_client] / type_safe_classifier reference section in toml_schema.md, and CHANGELOG/README entries. cargo test --workspace, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings, and cargo fmt --all -- --check all pass. Verified end to end against the real TypeSafe API from a network-unrestricted environment. Closes NVIDIA-NeMo#723 Signed-off-by: Taishi Morinaga <morinaga.taishi@classmethod.my>
- Build the TypeSafe provider only when a route uses type_safe_classifier, matching the documented "[type_safe_client] is unused otherwise" contract. Previously it was constructed unconditionally, so a deployment with the table configured but no route referencing it could fail startup over an unused api_key_env. - Reject a non-https type_safe_client.base_url before it reaches the client, since the API key travels as a bearer token on every request. The client itself stays scheme-permissive, since its tests point it at a plain-http wiremock server. - Stop including the TypeSafe response body in TypeSafeProviderError. The body is provider-controlled and the error is surfaced through logs and telemetry; the request's own state can carry the caller's prompt content, so an echoed fragment must not flow into our own logs. - Correct the README's TypeSafe Classifier row: the default classify_trigger is every_request, not a one-time first-request judgment. Signed-off-by: Taishi Morinaga <morinaga.taishi@classmethod.my>
classify_parses_a_successful_response checked the response parsing and the Authorization header, but not the request body TypeSafeHttpClient actually sends. A regression in state, model, or questions.route's type/instructions/criteria could pass the suite while breaking the System One wire contract. Match the full expected body with body_partial_json, mirroring the pattern already used in switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin's tests. Signed-off-by: Taishi Morinaga <morinaga.taishi@classmethod.my>
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WalkthroughChangesThe pull request adds TypeSafe classifier routing. It introduces a provider contract and HTTP client, integrates classification and fallback behavior into libsy and the runner, validates route configuration, and documents deployment and operation. TypeSafe classifier routing
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Direct library integrations can expose credentials, panic during route construction, or calculate misleading confidence from duplicate labels. These should be fixed before merge, although runner-managed configurations already prevent the most serious triggers. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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317-317: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the option-order invariant.
Add a concise comment that states that this helper returns at most three deterministic, non-duplicate orders. This behavior is non-obvious and affects routing-bias mitigation.
As per coding guidelines, Rust changes require comments for “private helpers with non-obvious behavior.”
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In `@crates/switchyard-runner/src/algorithm.rs`:
- Around line 1555-1568: Update the TypeSafeClassifier option construction in
AlgorithmSpec::build to resolve each candidate through
resolve_target_model_id(route_name, name, targets) and propagate its
AlgorithmConfigError. Collect the mapped results into an AlgorithmResult<Vec<_>>
before constructing TypeSafeClassifierConfig, preserving the existing
description fallback and removing the panicking targets.get(...).expect(...)
path.
In `@crates/switchyard-typesafe-client/examples/live_check.rs`:
- Line 18: Update the module documentation in the live_check example to state
that errors report only the HTTP status, removing the claim that TypeSafe
response details are printed.
In `@crates/switchyard-typesafe-client/README.md`:
- Around line 49-51: Update the README statement near
TypeSafeHttpClient::from_env to scope the environment-variable guarantee to
switchyard-runner, and note that direct library users may provide an API key
through TypeSafeHttpClient::new. Preserve the existing statement about Debug
redaction.
In `@crates/switchyard-typesafe-client/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 181-185: Update TypeSafeHttpClient::classify to reject duplicate
option labels before serialization: collect option.label values into a BTreeSet
and compare its size with options.len(), returning a TypeSafeProviderError when
they differ. Preserve the existing empty-options validation and normal flow for
unique labels.
- Line 299: Replace the production expect call after reduce in classify with
typed error propagation: convert the None case using TypeSafeProviderError and
the ? operator, while preserving the existing classification behavior for
non-empty options.
- Around line 100-106: Update TypeSafeHttpClient::with_base_url to reject
non-HTTPS URLs, while preserving the existing InvalidBaseUrl error reporting.
Add a test-only construction path that permits HTTP URLs for mock servers, and
update relevant tests to use it; ensure normal public client creation cannot
bypass the HTTPS requirement.
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In `@crates/switchyard-typesafe-client/src/lib.rs`:
- Line 317: Add a concise Rust comment immediately above the private helper
option_orders stating that it returns at most three deterministic, non-duplicate
option orders, preserving the invariant’s relevance to routing-bias mitigation.
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PR #739 establishes the right runner-owned TypeSafe client, secret handling, and fail-open architecture. This alternative keeps that foundation and changes the routing contract so users list the actual targets Jev should compare. It also preserves the evidence needed to evaluate and calibrate the policy.
What changes
optionsand categorymodelswith two or more configured targetcandidates.targets.<name>.routing_descriptionvalues with route-levelcandidate_descriptionsoverrides.How this differs from #739
The commit history retains and credits PR #739's original implementation commits.
What the benchmarks taught us
We ran one 20-task Harbor/Terminal-Bench Lite comparison on Daytona. Estimated model API spend across the four arms was $86.24:
Choice + NoulrouterThe prototype Jev policy routed 13 tasks to Opus and 7 to Kimi. It saved 18% against all-Opus, but lost three completions and tied all-Kimi at almost seven times its cost. Routing can recover individual tasks—the Jev arm uniquely solved one task missed by all fixed arms—but this policy was not calibrated well enough to improve aggregate value.
We then reused those paid fixed-arm outcomes and made TypeSafe-only calls, with no more completion-model spend:
These are descriptive, in-sample results from one serving run per task. This PR improves the contract and observability; it does not claim that the resulting policy is calibrated or production-optimal. Operators should choose a conservative
default_target, validate thresholds on held-out outcomes, and pin[type_safe_client].modelfor reproducible evaluation.Validation
cargo test --workspacecargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo fmt --all -- --checkgit diff --checkCloses #723
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