fix: heal llm-router provider visibility and stale config UI states - #808
fix: heal llm-router provider visibility and stale config UI states#808anthonyiscoding wants to merge 9 commits into
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… add unregister escape hatch - rediscover sweep nudges every live-but-unavailable provider, not only newly live ids, so providers that missed router::ready recover on the next functions-available event instead of their 3-minute timer - routing step 2 skips catalog owners that are no longer registered, so a stale persisted catalog slice never routes to a gone provider - new router::provider::unregister operator function: drops the record, catalog slice, and entry schema for a token-locked provider so it can register fresh (previously unrecoverable without state surgery) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…i/dist silently - UI assets register before the router's engine round-trips, shrinking the window where an open console paints the generic schema form - build.rs: SKIP_UI_BUILD is rerun-if-env-changed, the freshness check covers the linked @iii-dev/console-ui package sources, and skipping with a stale ui/dist emits a cargo warning instead of embedding old bytes silently Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One failed console:script/console:style registration used to mean the generic fallback UI for the console's whole session. Retry in the background with capped backoff; the asset is static, so late is strictly better than never. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e reloads - new useLlmRouterStatus presence hook; the picker's router::* reads gate on llm-router presence, not the harness — a slow or absent harness no longer blanks the picker - provider/catalog reads re-run when the router (re)appears and on WebSocket reconnect; an event for an unknown provider re-reads the provider list instead of inventing a degraded entry; unregister events drop the entry - worker lifecycle invalidates the whole configuration query namespace (schemas included) and router::provider::changed invalidates the llm-router entry, so open tabs pick up recomposed provider cards; saves invalidate the entry schema too Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ions - topology dispatch rejections (router absent, unknown provider, provider unavailable, no provider registered) classify as transient so bounded resume rides out startup races instead of failing the turn permanently - a steer whose inherited prompt is the pure embedded fallback re-asks the router for the provider identity prompt, healing sessions whose first send raced a router outage - budget rejection message names router absence as a possible cause instead of claiming pricing is unconfigured Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe router adds provider unregistration and stale-provider rediscovery. Routing filters unregistered catalog owners. The console uses router availability for model and provider refreshes. UI registration retries after failure, and harness errors provide improved recovery behavior. ChangesProvider lifecycle and availability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves router recovery and stale configuration handling, but unresolved risks remain around stale UI state after reconnects, incomplete provider cleanup on retry, inconsistent registration-order guidance, and build freshness checks that may allow stale linked assets. These issues should receive explicit owner follow-up before merge. Possibly related PRs
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console/web/src/hooks/use-model-picker-source.ts (1)
58-102: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrevent older RPC responses from replacing newer snapshots.
refreshandrefreshProvidersallow overlapping reads. The reconnect handler at Lines 176-183 can start a new read while an older read is still pending.providerEventVersiondoes not change for a newer snapshot request. An older response can therefore overwrite the post-reconnect model catalog or provider list.Add a per-request sequence for each refresh function. Apply success, error, and loading state only when the sequence is still current. Keep the provider-event version check for event ordering.
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+ const catalogRequestVersion = useRef(0) + const providerRequestVersion = useRef(0) const refresh = useCallback(async () => { + const requestVersion = ++catalogRequestVersion.current // ... try { const rows = await fetchModelsCatalog() - setModelOptions(catalogRowsToModelOptions(rows)) + if (catalogRequestVersion.current === requestVersion) { + setModelOptions(catalogRowsToModelOptions(rows)) + } } catch { - setModelOptions([]) + if (catalogRequestVersion.current === requestVersion) setModelOptions([]) } finally { - setCatalogLoading(false) + if (catalogRequestVersion.current === requestVersion) { + setCatalogLoading(false) + } } }, [backendId, routerAvailable]) const refreshProviders = useCallback(async () => { + const requestVersion = ++providerRequestVersion.current const snapshotVersion = providerEventVersion.current // Apply the result only if both versions still match. }, [backendId, routerAvailable])🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@console/web/src/pages/Configuration/tabs/WorkersTab/hooks.ts`:
- Around line 91-102: Update the subscribeProviderChanges promise chain in the
provider subscription setup to handle rejected setup promises, logging or
reporting the failure instead of leaving an unhandled rejection. Preserve the
existing disposal behavior for successful subscriptions.
In `@crates/console-ui/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 399-400: Update the retry path in ConsoleUi::register so it does
not call tokio::spawn when no Tokio runtime is active; explicitly detect or
require a runtime and skip or defer the retry otherwise, while preserving the
existing retry behavior when a runtime is available.
In `@llm-router/build.rs`:
- Around line 132-135: Update the linked source check around linked_pkg_src and
subtree_older_than to distinguish a genuinely missing path from metadata errors:
only skip the source when the path is NotFound, and treat permission or other
inspection errors as stale so an old bundle is rebuilt.
In `@llm-router/src/registry/register.rs`:
- Around line 182-194: Update the unregister flow around registry.remove,
catalog.remove_slice, and entry-schema recomposition so retries continue cleanup
even when removed is false. Use removed only for ProviderUnregisterResponse
status, and always attempt catalog removal and schema registration after the
registry operation succeeds.
- Around line 182-208: Use entry_lock to serialize the entire provider lifecycle
transition in both registration and unregister handlers, acquiring it before
RegistryStore mutation and holding it through catalog mutation and schema
recomposition. Ensure register and unregister cannot interleave between registry
updates and register_entry calls, preserving catalog consistency. Add an
interleaving test covering registration concurrent with unregister and verifying
no catalog slice is restored after removal.
In `@llm-router/src/registry/store.rs`:
- Around line 203-209: Update remove in llm-router/src/registry/store.rs lines
203-209 to mutate a cloned records snapshot, persist it, and replace the live
records only after persistence succeeds. Apply the same change to remove in
llm-router/src/catalog/store.rs lines 87-93 using a cloned slices snapshot; both
sites must leave in-memory state unchanged when persistence fails.
In `@llm-router/src/ui.rs`:
- Around line 39-43: Update the documentation for ConsoleUi::register in the
shared console UI crate to state that registration should occur before the
worker’s regular functions, matching the startup contract described by the
wrapper and preserving the supported initialization order.
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In `@console/web/src/hooks/use-model-picker-source.ts`:
- Around line 58-102: Add independent per-request sequence guards to refresh and
refreshProviders so overlapping RPC calls cannot update state after a newer
request starts. Gate model options, provider lists, loading state, and error
fallbacks on the latest sequence, while retaining providerEventVersion checks in
refreshProviders for event ordering.
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…file refresh - cargo fmt diffs in llm-router surface.rs / rediscover.rs - eval wraps system_prompt_strategy in Some(): harness SendOptions has held Option<SystemPromptStrategy> since the inherit-prompt change on main, but eval's CI job only runs when harness changes, so the break stayed latent until this branch touched harness - provider-anthropic Cargo.lock: llm-router path-dep version 1.4.2 -> 1.4.7 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- llm-router integration: unregister frees a token-locked provider, prunes its catalog slice, and a fresh register mints a new token - harness: extract inherited_prompt_is_pure_fallback and pin exactly when the steer-time identity re-resolve fires (pure fallback only; mode-scoped; never for caller overrides, provider identities, or disabled prompts) - console web: wiring test for the llm-router presence probe (worker name, unique watch handler id, presence gating) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- llm-router registry/catalog removal: persist-then-swap so a failed durable write leaves memory and state in agreement - provider::unregister converges on retry (catalog prune + schema recompose run even when the record is already gone) and both register and unregister hold the entry lock across registry, catalog, and schema mutations so their lifecycle transitions cannot interleave - console-ui retry checks Handle::try_current before spawning: sync register callers outside a tokio runtime warn and skip instead of panicking; shared docs now describe the register-UI-first boot order - llm-router build.rs treats an uninspectable linked source tree as stale (NotFound stays fine; other metadata errors force a rebuild) - console web: the three detached subscription chains catch setup rejections instead of surfacing unhandled promise rejections Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…types Additive drift only: harness grew session_cost_usd after the goldens were last regenerated, and eval's schema job only runs when harness changes, so the mismatch stayed latent until this branch touched harness. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| let removed = registry.remove(&id).await.map_err(|e| { |
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This reset removes the record using only a provider id. metadata.internal only hides a function from discovery; it does not authorize calls, so any connected worker that knows this id can unregister a provider and then claim the same name with a new token. That bypasses the takeover protection in RegistryStore::upsert and turns a buggy worker or an explicitly targeted agent call into provider hijack/DoS. Please put the reset behind an operator-authenticated boundary or capability instead of exposing an unauthenticated bus function.
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| export function useLlmRouterStatus(enabled: boolean): LlmRouterStatus { | ||
| return useWorkerPresence({ |
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useWorkerPresence only performs the workers-list read at mount and then relies on lifecycle events. If llm-router is absent for that first probe and is added while the browser socket is disconnected, the add event is lost and present remains false indefinitely. useModelPickerSource cannot repair this case because its reconnect listener is only installed when routerAvailable is already true. Please make this presence probe reconnect-aware so an absent-to-present transition cannot require a page reload.
| // override — those never match the built-in verbatim), ask the router | ||
| // again: if it answers now, upgrade to the provider identity prompt. | ||
| if cfg.provider_identity_prompt | ||
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Equality with the embedded prompt does not prove that the previous turn used the fallback. A caller can explicitly use the override strategy with exactly that text; on the next send it may omit both prompt fields specifically to inherit the resolved prompt verbatim, but this branch will replace that explicit prompt as soon as the router responds. Please persist whether the prior prompt came from the fallback (or otherwise preserve provenance) instead of changing an inherited prompt based only on byte equality.
| async fn stale_provider_ids(registry: &RegistryStore, live: Vec<String>) -> Vec<String> { | ||
| let mut stale = Vec::new(); | ||
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| let up = registry.get(&id).await.map(|r| r.available).unwrap_or(false); |
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The registry available flag is not driven by function-lifecycle events: it flips false only after a failed chat dispatch (or at router boot). A provider that disconnects and reconnects while idle therefore remains recorded as available, so this filter suppresses the nudge even though the SDK replayed only functions and not provider application state or catalog. The previous live-set diff classified the reappearing ready handler as newly live. This change reintroduces the multi-minute stale-provider window this sweep is meant to close. Track disappearance and reappearance, or use the event identity, instead of treating the registry flag as connection state.
| let mut delay = std::time::Duration::from_secs(2); | ||
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| tokio::time::sleep(delay).await; | ||
| match register_asset_trigger(&iii, &function_id, kind, &path) { |
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IIIClient::register_trigger inserts the trigger locally, ignores the send_message result, and unconditionally returns Ok(Trigger). Both the initial call and this loop therefore take the success branch even when the console rejects the registration asynchronously; this task exits after its first attempt and logs a false success. The generic fallback remains sticky for the failure mode this change claims to heal. Retry from an acknowledged result or read-back (or another observable confirmation), not the Result returned by this fire-and-forget API.
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Problem
The console and harness easily land in invalid states around llm-router and its providers: providers intermittently invisible, and the Workers tab briefly (or permanently) showing the generic schema editor instead of llm-router's config form. Investigation found no single bug — several races and sticky-state paths compound, and every recovery loop failed open and silently.
Causes fixed
Providers invisible
available=false; therouter::readyre-declare fan-out never reaches providers that outlived the restart (engine drops bindings when the type owner disconnects), leaving recovery to each provider's ~3-minute timer.registered()check, so a stale persisted catalog slice dispatched to a gone provider (UnknownProviderat chat time).router::*reads on the harness worker's presence, fetched once with no retry, swallowed subscription failures, and never refreshed on reconnect — a router restart after tab load meant an empty picker until a manual page reload.Permanent, killing turns that raced router/provider boot; sessions born during an outage froze the embedded fallback prompt forever.Old config UI
console:scriptregistration meant the generic form for the console's whole session.SKIP_UI_BUILD=1embedded a staleui/distsilently, and the freshness check ignored the linked@iii-dev/console-uipackage.Changes
router::provider::unregisteroperator escape hatch (drops record + catalog slice, recomposes entry schema, emits change events); UI assets register first at boot; build.rs stale-dist guards.useLlmRouterStatuspresence hook gates the picker on llm-router; provider/catalog reads re-run on router (re)appearance and WS reconnect; unknown-provider events re-read the list; worker lifecycle androuter::provider::changedinvalidate configuration queries including schemas.function_not_found,unknown provider,provider … unavailable,no provider registered) classify as transient so bounded resume rides out boot races; a steer whose inherited prompt is the pure embedded fallback re-asks the router for the provider identity prompt; clearer budget rejection message.All fixes stay inside iii primitives (workers, triggers, functions) — no engine changes.
Testing
UPDATE_GOLDENS=1 cargo test, then clean run).provider <id> unavailablewording).tsc -b && vite buildplus 1206 vitest tests, biome clean on touched files.Known ceilings
router::readycan still fire before subscriber replay lands; the boot nudge and sweep now cover that window.MOT-4443
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