feat: canonical model registry with CI consistency check - #105
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a canonical model registry with schema metadata and accessors. Updates visualization and consistency checks to use the registry. Adds a CLI that generates versioned reported-number JSON from the results database and validates documented totals. ChangesModel registry and reported results
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant reported_numbers
participant SQLite_results_database
participant reported_numbers_json
CLI->>reported_numbers: parse --db and --out
reported_numbers->>SQLite_results_database: read run totals, outcomes, and costs
SQLite_results_database-->>reported_numbers: aggregate source data
reported_numbers->>reported_numbers_json: write versioned JSON report
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The blocking consistency check does not currently run against reported totals in clean CI, and several registry drift cases remain undetected. These gaps should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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src/maestro/analysis/reported_numbers.py (1)
90-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake this docstring state its reason.
"Parse the CLI"restates the implementation. State why argument parsing is isolated, such as testability, or remove the docstring.As per coding guidelines, "Docstrings explain why, not what, and stay concise."
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In `@src/maestro/analysis/reported_numbers.py`:
- Line 41: Define a Pydantic ReportedNumbers model in schemas.py for the
persisted reported-numbers structure, then update compute_reported_numbers to
return that model instead of dict[str, Any]. Update main’s reported_numbers.json
serialization and downstream consumers to use the model while preserving the
existing versioned output fields and values.
In `@src/maestro/models.py`:
- Around line 29-39: Update _SNAPSHOT_DATE_PATTERN and _snapshot_of so terminal
hyphenated YYYY-MM-DD snapshot dates are recognized and returned in the existing
compact YYYYMMDD representation, while preserving support for terminal 8-digit
dates and excluding shorter version suffixes.
In `@tests/test_model_registry_consistency.py`:
- Around line 292-297: Update the test flow around _load_reported_numbers so a
missing reported_numbers.json fails the blocking consistency check instead of
calling pytest.skip. Ensure CI either generates the artifact before this test
runs or provides it as a required checked-in input.
- Around line 83-107: The _LITERAL_ALLOWLIST handling in the model-registry
consistency check must not permit active model aliases in production code.
Replace the global allowlist behavior with path-scoped exemptions for documented
family names, or separate Python syntax scanning from prose so only non-model
documentation literals are exempted; ensure aliases such as "gpt-5.5" still
require registry entries.
- Around line 333-351: Update test_docs_totals_match_reported_numbers_file to
restrict cost and cell-count comparisons to matches explicitly associated with
their documented fields, or to a dedicated marked block, rather than scanning
every USD amount and large cell count in the report. Preserve the existing
total_cost_usd and total_runs comparisons using the _TRANSCRIBED_NUMBERS labels
and avoid treating evaluated or successful cell counts as total_runs.
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In `@src/maestro/analysis/reported_numbers.py`:
- Line 90: Update the CLI argument-parsing function’s docstring to briefly
explain why parsing is isolated, such as improving testability, rather than
describing what it does; alternatively, remove the docstring if no concise
rationale is appropriate.
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| _LITERAL_ALLOWLIST: frozenset[str] = frozenset( | ||
| { | ||
| # Generic version families referenced in provider docstrings. | ||
| # Not registered because they are examples of a lineage, not the | ||
| # pinned snapshot the matrix runs. | ||
| "gpt-4o", | ||
| "gpt-5", | ||
| "gpt-5-family", | ||
| "gpt-5.4-mini", | ||
| "gpt-5.5", | ||
| "mistral-large", | ||
| "mistral-small", | ||
| # Historical model literals mentioned in provider comments to | ||
| # document past behaviour; not part of the active matrix. | ||
| "claude-haiku-4-5", | ||
| # Test fixture used by legacy viz tests: a synthetic id that | ||
| # exercises the display path without needing a registry entry. | ||
| # Migration to a registered id is tracked separately from the | ||
| # registry rollout. | ||
| "gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18", | ||
| # Design-guide palette label (docs/visualization_design_guide.md). | ||
| "claude-coral", | ||
| # URL fragment for Google's Gemini API documentation, not a model id. | ||
| "gemini-api", | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not globally allow active model aliases.
The allowlist applies to all tracked Python files. Production code can therefore add model="gpt-5.5" or another allowlisted alias without a registry entry, and this blocking check will pass.
Use path-scoped exemptions for documented family names, or scan Python syntax separately from prose.
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In `@tests/test_model_registry_consistency.py` around lines 83 - 107, The
_LITERAL_ALLOWLIST handling in the model-registry consistency check must not
permit active model aliases in production code. Replace the global allowlist
behavior with path-scoped exemptions for documented family names, or separate
Python syntax scanning from prose so only non-model documentation literals are
exempted; ensure aliases such as "gpt-5.5" still require registry entries.
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| cost_allowed = allowed.get("total_cost_usd") | ||
| if cost_allowed is not None: | ||
| for match in cost_pattern.finditer(text): | ||
| if match.group(1) not in cost_allowed: | ||
| mismatches.append( | ||
| f"{path.relative_to(_REPO_ROOT)}: cost {match.group(1)} " | ||
| f"disagrees with total_cost_usd={payload['total_cost_usd']}" | ||
| ) | ||
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| runs_allowed = allowed.get("total_runs") | ||
| if runs_allowed is not None: | ||
| for match in cell_pattern.finditer(text): | ||
| # "5 repeats" and similar short numeric contexts are noise; | ||
| # only flag when the number itself is large enough to be | ||
| # the cell count (four+ digits). | ||
| literal = match.group(1) | ||
| cleaned = literal.replace(",", "") | ||
| if cleaned.isdigit() and len(cleaned) >= 4: | ||
| if literal not in runs_allowed: |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Scope numeric matches to the field they document.
test_docs_totals_match_reported_numbers_file ignores _TRANSCRIBED_NUMBERS labels. It compares every USD amount with total_cost_usd and every four-plus-digit cell count with total_runs. compute_reported_numbers defines total_runs as all run_results; the documented run has 6,090 total rows, 6,000 evaluated cells, and 5,612 successful cells. Therefore USD 0.01, 6,000 cells, and 5,612 cells can reach the blocking assertion as mismatches when the report contains 171.62 and 6,090. Scope matches with explicit field labels or a dedicated marked block.
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In `@tests/test_model_registry_consistency.py` around lines 333 - 351, Update
test_docs_totals_match_reported_numbers_file to restrict cost and cell-count
comparisons to matches explicitly associated with their documented fields, or to
a dedicated marked block, rather than scanning every USD amount and large cell
count in the report. Preserve the existing total_cost_usd and total_runs
comparisons using the _TRANSCRIBED_NUMBERS labels and avoid treating evaluated
or successful cell counts as total_runs.
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Introduces src/maestro/models.py as the single source of truth for model naming, exposed as MODEL_REGISTRY plus a get_model(internal_id) helper. ModelSpec (in schemas.py) carries internal_id, provider_id, display_name, provider_display_name, tier (frontier/efficiency), and an auto-derived snapshot_date so a dated snapshot is a distinct entry, not a mutable attribute. Migrates the viz theme to derive its provider/slot map from the registry so palette assignments cannot drift from pricing. Adds a reported-numbers dump (python -m maestro.analysis.reported_numbers) that writes the docs-referenced totals to a machine-readable JSON file, so transcribed numbers can be diffed against a generated source. A blocking pytest test enforces both shapes of drift: every MODELS entry and every provider dispatch target resolves through the registry, every model-shaped literal in tracked code and docs is a registered id (with a narrow, documented allowlist for vendor prose), and prose totals match reported_numbers.json when the file is present.
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src/maestro/schemas.py (1)
148-148: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake
ModelSpecimmutable.
ModelSpecuses mutable PydanticBaseModelbehavior.get_model()returns the object stored inMODEL_REGISTRY, andregistered_models()returns the same objects from_REGISTRY_ENTRIES, not copies. A caller can therefore changeinternal_id,provider_id, ortierand affect later registry consumers. The current fields are scalar values, so freezing the model is compatible.Proposed fix
-from pydantic import BaseModel, Field, computed_field +from pydantic import BaseModel, ConfigDict, Field, computed_field class ModelSpec(BaseModel): + model_config = ConfigDict(frozen=True)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_model_registry_consistency.py`:
- Around line 299-305: Update the registry consistency test around
_dispatch_for_model to compare the dispatched provider class’s _PROVIDER_NAME
with spec.provider_id, asserting they match for every MODEL_REGISTRY entry while
preserving the existing dispatch and coverage checks.
- Around line 358-362: Update _load_reported_numbers to validate the file
contents with ReportedNumbers.model_validate_json() instead of json.loads(),
preserving the existing None return when _REPORTED_NUMBERS_PATH is absent and
returning the validated model data in the expected form.
- Around line 282-287: Update the model consistency test around MODEL_REGISTRY
and MODELS to enforce that every non-control registry model has exactly one
pricing entry, while preserving CONTROL_MODEL as the intentional exception.
Validate both that each pricing model ID exists in the registry and that the
sets of non-control registry IDs and pricing IDs match without duplicates.
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In `@src/maestro/schemas.py`:
- Line 148: Make the ModelSpec Pydantic model immutable so instances returned by
get_model() and registered_models() cannot be modified after creation. Configure
freezing using the project’s existing Pydantic conventions while preserving the
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- Assert provider dispatch class._PROVIDER_NAME == spec.provider_id, so a rename on one side without the other is caught in CI. - Validate reported_numbers.json via ReportedNumbers.model_validate_json on the read side to catch schema drift the same way write-side type safety does. - Replace one-directional pricing coverage check with a bidirectional set-equality (plus duplicate) check between non-control pricing rows and the registry. - Freeze ModelSpec via ConfigDict(frozen=True): registry entries are semantically constants; freezing guards against accidental in-place mutation. Nothing in the codebase mutates a ModelSpec today.
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src/maestro/models.pyas the canonicalMODEL_REGISTRY(internal_id ->ModelSpecwithprovider_id,display_name,provider_display_name,tier,snapshot_date) plus aget_model(internal_id)helper that raises a clearKeyErroron unknown ids.viz/theme.py's provider/slot mapping to derive from the registry, and adds a machine-readable reported-numbers dump (python -m maestro.analysis.reported_numbers) that emitsoutput/analysis/reported_numbers.json(total runs / successes / failures / total cost).MODELSpricing entry and every_PROVIDER_DISPATCHtarget resolves through the registry, (b) scanssrc/,docs/,README.md,CHANGELOG.md,tests/for model-shaped literals and flags anything not in the registry or on a narrow allowlist, and (c) verifies prose totals (cost, cell count) againstreported_numbers.jsonwhen present.internal_idwithout touching pricing here.Review focus
src/maestro/models.py— the registry shape.provider_idis the vendor identity (anthropic,openai,mistral,gemini,deepseek) matching each provider's_PROVIDER_NAME; this is deliberately separate from the substring needles inrun.py:_PROVIDER_DISPATCH(claude,gpt, ...), which are a dispatch implementation detail, not a stable id. Snapshot date is auto-derived from an 8-digit tail so adding a new dated model does not require hand-populating the field.tests/test_model_registry_consistency.py— the literal scan is deliberately strict (case-sensitive lowercase, requires a hyphen after the provider needle). The_LITERAL_ALLOWLISTdocuments each exemption inline; it currently covers generic model-family names in provider docstrings, one test fixture id, a design-guide palette label, and a Gemini API URL fragment. Two notebooks (viz/analysis_tables.ipynb,viz/core-visualization.ipynb) are on the scan-exempt list because they still hold their own display maps that should migrate to the registry post-figure-extraction; the exemption is tracked in the module docstring, not hidden.src/maestro/viz/theme.py— the_MODEL_TO_PROVIDER_SLOTdict is now generated fromregistered_models()using thetierfield (frontier-> slot 1,efficiency-> slot 0). No visual change (same ids, same provider names), but the palette assignment cannot silently drift from the pricing table anymore.Test plan
ruff check .cleanruff format --check .cleanpytest— 308 pass, 1 skipped (the docs-vs-reported_numbers.jsoncheck self-skips on a fresh checkout where the file has not been generated yet)python -m maestro.analysis.reported_numbers --db out/maestro.dbproduces a sensible JSON file against a populated DBCloses #102
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