feat(skippy): add draft fallback for N-gram misses - #1410
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesN-gram draft fallback
Release-note recovery
Validation and test isolation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Config as speculative.ngram_fallback
participant Resolver as resolve_speculative_config
participant Generation as embedded_generation
participant DraftRunner
participant Metrics as OpenAiSpeculativeStats
Config->>Resolver: resolve fallback configuration
Resolver->>Resolver: validate draft model and pipeline depth
Resolver->>Generation: enable draft fallback
Generation->>DraftRunner: sync_to_context
DraftRunner-->>Generation: synchronized draft context
Generation->>DraftRunner: generate fallback proposal
DraftRunner-->>Generation: draft tokens
Generation->>Metrics: record fallback metrics
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The config plumbing and gating look solid (validated enum, resolver bails when draft is set without an N-gram strategy, default false keeps all existing paths identical, and the classic serial draft loop correctly stays authoritative at depth 1).
One blocking ask: the new incremental-sync logic in DraftRunner is subtle and entirely untested. synced bookkeeping is now load-bearing for KV correctness across fallback proposals (prefix-extension vs full reset on divergence, plus propose pushing each accepted current), and a mistake here silently corrupts draft proposals at runtime. Please add unit coverage for at least:
sync_to_contextextends incrementally when the target has the synced tokens as a prefix (assert no reset/prefill of the whole context),sync_to_contextfalls back to a full reset on divergence,- one end-to-end path exercising
ngram_fallback_draft = truewith an N-gram miss (assertingfallback_draft_proposals > 0and that output still matches the non-fallback run), or — if a model-backed test isn't feasible in CI — a test at thedraft_runnerlevel proving propose-after-sync produces the same tokens as propose-after-reset for the same context.
Minor, non-blocking: in the first fallback site the budget is ... .min(native_mtp_remaining) .max(2) — the .max(2) can exceed a remaining budget of 1; worth a comment or clamp if a downstream invariant depends on it.
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Three things. 1. The seed path trusts an invariant the refill path is careful aboutThe refill site does this correctly: let mut sequence = context_tokens.clone();
sequence.extend_from_slice(pipeline.optimistic_suffix());
if let Some(&last) = sequence.last() {
draft.sync_to_context(&sequence)?;
let draft_tokens = draft.propose(last, budget)?;
The seed site doesn't: draft.sync_to_context(&context_tokens)?;
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let draft_tokens = draft.propose(current, budget)?;This is only correct if
Cheapest fix is to just not depend on it — propose from 2.
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All three in 2d47d28. 1. Seed path invariant. Took the cheap fix rather than depending on it — the seed path now proposes from 2. Silent no-op. Both cases now bail in the resolver: 3. propose ordering. Fixed as suggested — records Bench still owed before this leaves draft; that's the freeform-workload run, not an E2E smoke. |
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Rechecked the latest 2d47d287 draft head. The remaining-window budget ordering is fixed, and the new DraftSyncState unit tests cover the bookkeeping cases. The model-backed correctness requirement from the existing change request is still unmet, though: there is no test proving propose-after-incremental-sync matches propose-after-reset for the same context, nor an end-to-end N-gram miss using a real draft model. Because this state is load-bearing for draft KV correctness, I cannot approve the draft without that evidence. It is also stacked on #1409, which still has active protocol blockers.
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/inference/skippy/resolver/speculative.rs`:
- Line 147: Update the native-MTP sidecar path in the speculative resolver to
apply the existing fail_closed and warn_disable pairing policy before forwarding
the sidecar, including incompatible-pair validation via
incompatible_draft_pair_reason. Set has_draft_model only when a standalone draft
model is available, excluding native-MTP sidecars so they cannot enable N-gram
draft fallback.
In `@crates/skippy-server/src/frontend/embedded_generation.rs`:
- Around line 966-970: Update the budget calculation near native_mtp_options so
draft.window remains an upper bound after enforcing the two-token floor: either
skip the fallback when draft.window is below two, or apply the draft.window cap
after max(2). Preserve the existing native_mtp_remaining limit and behavior for
windows of at least two.
In `@crates/skippy-server/src/frontend/speculative.rs`:
- Around line 211-213: Extend validation in BinaryStageOptions::from_cli_args so
ngram_fallback_draft requires verify_window.pipeline_depth greater than 1 and
draft_model_path to be present. Keep the existing ngram proposer validation, and
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Fixes #1868. v0.76.2 published with no release notes at all, and #1844, the self-updater fix the hotfix was cut for, is not mentioned anywhere. ## What happens today `release-notes-generate.sh:37` returns early when GitHub's generated body carries no `* .../pull/N` entry. The link pass runs at line 50, thirteen lines later, and its own comment states what it is for: > The link pass repairs what GitHub's generated list cannot express GitHub credits a pull request through its merge commit. A release assembled by cherry-pick, which is the ordinary shape of a hotfix branch cut from the previous tag, has no merge commit in its range, so the generated body comes out empty of entries and the guard reads that as nothing to do. The one case where the published list is entirely wrong is the one case the repair was never allowed to see. The job was green. This is all it printed: ``` release-notes: tag=v0.76.2 base=v0.76.1 workdir=/home/runner/work/_temp/release-notes release-notes: no PR entries in the published body; nothing to regroup ``` ## What this changes The decision moves below the link pass and reads the body that pass settled on. Nothing else in the file moves. A genuinely empty range still exits early and publishes nothing, so the only behaviour that changes is the one that was losing entries. The link pass does now run on a body GitHub left empty, which costs one API call per suffixless commit in the range, bounded by the budget already in place. A cherry-picked subject keeps its `(#N)` suffix, which `resolve_pull_requests` treats as authoritative, so the recovery that matters costs nothing. Deliberately not done: failing loudly when the range carries `(#N)` subjects and the body is still empty after the link pass. That would catch a future silent loss, but it adds a way for a release job to go red and that call belongs to whoever owns this pass. ## Measured on the live release The three scripts, unmodified, replayed against v0.76.2 starting after the guard: ``` $ python3 scripts/release-notes-link.py --body body.github.md --range v0.76.1..v0.76.2 ... linked 0 commit(s) to a pull request through the API; recovered 1 entry(ies) GitHub did not credit (0 published) $ python3 scripts/release-notes-classify.py --body body.md --range v0.76.1..v0.76.2 ... classified 1/1 entries deterministically (0 in 'Other changes') $ python3 scripts/release-notes-regroup.py --body body.md --plan plan.json --out notes.md ok: regrouped 1 entries ``` ```markdown ## [0.76.2] - 2026-09-14 ### Fixed * Install composed product-v2 bundles in the self-updater by @i386 in #1844 ``` Both invariants hold on that run. The never-drop gate is empty, trivially so since nothing was published, and the rendered body carries exactly the pull requests the plan settled on. The guard itself, run against the real artifacts: | body | old guard on `body.github.md` | new guard on `body.md` | |---|---|---| | v0.76.2 | gives up, exit 0 | passes, the chain continues | ## Tests `test_giving_up_is_decided_after_the_link_pass` asserts both halves, that the decision follows the link pass and that its condition reads `body.md`. It fails on `main` for both reasons. `test_a_body_with_no_entries_at_all_still_recovers_the_release` covers a body with no entries, which was untested. The nearest existing case, `test_an_orphan_with_no_carrier_after_it_is_still_credited`, still hands the recovery a published entry to hang off. ## Gates - `python3 -m unittest scripts.tests.test_release_notes`: 95 tests, 2 errors. `main` gives 93 tests and the same 2 errors, so the failing set is identical and the two extra tests are the ones added here. Both errors execute `scripts/hooks/commit-msg` directly, which Windows refuses for a shebang script, `OSError WinError 193`. They predate this branch. - `bash -n scripts/release-notes-generate.sh`: clean. - `scripts/check-conventional-commit.py --range upstream/main..HEAD`: passed. - `scripts/check-env-mutation-contract.py` and `python -m unittest scripts.tests.test_env_mutation_contract`: passed, 234 mutation sites, 8 tests. - `cargo fmt`, clippy and `repo-consistency no-console-print` are not applicable: no `.rs` file and no crate is touched, and `tools/xtask/src/no_console_print.rs` only scans `.rs` files under `crates/`. ## Not verified I did not run the release job. The two hook tests above cannot run on this box for the reason given, and I have not run anything on Linux or macOS. I did not touch the live v0.76.2 notes. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Release notes can now be recovered and grouped when the original release body contains no pull request entries, including releases assembled through cherry-picks. * Entries added during link processing are correctly recognized and published. * Release bodies containing only a changelog link and trailing content no longer count as having existing entries. * Releases without recoverable entries continue to exit cleanly without unnecessary regrouping. * **Tests** * Added coverage for empty-body recovery, entry detection, and updated processing order. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: scama <a1860575018c4680d5669dd7bc3bd356b478bccb8d42e194df46304a5e25f49a@meshllm.communities.buzz.xyz>
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…l one (#1850) Follow-up to #1847, which stopped this suite from deleting the node key and measured the owner keystore as still outstanding. This closes that one. ## What happens today Six tests write their keystore fixture to `default_keystore_path()`: ```rust let temp = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let _home_guard = HomeEnvGuard::set(temp.path()); let owner = OwnerKeypair::generate(); let keystore_path = default_keystore_path().unwrap(); // the real home save_keystore(&keystore_path, &owner, None, true).unwrap(); ``` `default_keystore_path()` resolves through `dirs::home_dir()` in `mesh-llm-identity` and has no test override. The `#[cfg(test)]` hook that protects the node key lives in host-runtime, so it cannot reach a path resolved inside another crate, and `HomeEnvGuard` has no effect on it. Measured on Windows 11 against `3f4f1c35a`, one full `cargo test -p mesh-llm-host-runtime`, comparing `~/.mesh-llm/owner-keystore.json` before and after: same size, same fifteen fields, **six of them different**. `owner_id`, `created_at`, and both the signing and encryption key pairs. The developer's owner identity is replaced by running the suite. ## What this changes Each of the six call sites already had a `tempfile::tempdir()` on the line above, and each already handed the path to `state.set_owner_key_path()`. The default location was only ever somewhere to put the fixture; the code under test reads whatever path it is given. They now write into that temp directory. Six lines, plus one import that became unused. ## Measured effect Same box, same command, comparing `~/.mesh-llm` before and after: | | #1847 | this branch | |---|---|---| | node `key` | unchanged | unchanged | | `owner-keystore.json` | **rewritten** | unchanged | | passed / failed | 3457 / 17 | 3457 / 17 | The 17 failures are identical to the parent commit, compared by diffing both complete sorted lists rather than by eye. No new failures, and none of the six tests changed state: they passed before and still pass, they were simply passing while overwriting the developer's identity. ## What still remains The skippy hash cache still writes into `~/.mesh-llm/cache/hashes`, six files per run, because tests leave `MESH_LLM_HASH_CACHE_DIR` unset and `hash_cache.rs` falls back to the home. That is a cache rather than identity material, so I left it out of this branch rather than mixing a third concern in. Happy to take it next if you want the suite to touch nothing at all. ## Gates - `cargo test -p mesh-llm-host-runtime`: 3457 passed, 17 failed, as above. - `cargo fmt --all --check`: clean. - `cargo clippy -p mesh-llm-host-runtime --all-targets`: 8 lints, and the complete sorted set is identical to `main`. - `cargo run -p xtask -- repo-consistency no-console-print`: passed. - `scripts/check-env-mutation-contract.py` and `python -m unittest scripts.tests.test_env_mutation_contract`: passed, census unchanged at 234 sites. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Tests** * Updated API tests to use temporary keystore locations consistently. * Improved test isolation for configuration diagnostics and control-plane scenarios. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: scama <a1860575018c4680d5669dd7bc3bd356b478bccb8d42e194df46304a5e25f49a@meshllm.communities.buzz.xyz>
) On Windows, `mesh-llm models delete /tmp/model.gguf` answers with a message about model stems and Hugging Face refs instead of saying that filesystem paths are not supported. ## Why `parse_delete_model_ref` rejects paths with `is_absolute()` plus a few literal shapes. Windows does not consider a leading `/` absolute, since that needs a drive letter or a UNC prefix, so a rooted POSIX path passes the guard and falls into the Hugging Face branch. Measured on Windows 11 by calling `resolve_model_identifier` directly: | input | `is_absolute()` | outcome | |---|---|---| | `/tmp/model.gguf` | false | **falls through**, "Expected a model stem or Hugging Face ref..." | | `/home/user/model.gguf` | false | **falls through**, same | | `C:\models\model.gguf` | true | rejected as a path | | `C:/models/model.gguf` | true | rejected as a path | | `\\server\share\model.gguf` | true | rejected as a path | | `./model.gguf` | false | rejected as a path | | `~/model.gguf` | false | rejected as a path | Wrong answer rather than a dangerous one, and only on Windows. ## What this changes A leading `/` is rejected outright. No model stem or Hugging Face ref starts with one on any platform, and on Unix `is_absolute()` already covered it, so behaviour there is unchanged. The test grew from one input to the seven above, minus `C:/models/model.gguf`, which is deliberately absent: Linux has no reason to treat it as a path, so asserting it would pass on my box and fail in CI. ## Measured effect, including a number that needs explaining Full suite on Windows 11 against `main` at `3f4f1c35a`: | | `main` | this branch | |---|---|---| | passed | 3457 | 3456 | | failed | 17 | 18 | The count went up, so here is the whole of it. One test is fixed, `models::delete_tests::resolve_model_identifier_rejects_filesystem_paths`, which is the one this branch targets. Two others failed that do not fail on `main`: - `runtime::config_state::tests::sync::config_sync_state_apply_preserves_additive_defaults_sections` - `runtime::config_state::tests::sync::config_sync_state_apply_preserves_nested_sections_and_updates_hash` Both pass 5 runs out of 5 in isolation. `runtime::config_state` never calls `resolve_model_identifier` or `parse_delete_model_ref`, and this branch touches one guard in `model-hf` plus its test. This box produces one to three intermittent failures per full run, varying between runs, and today alone it surfaced three different ones across unrelated modules. I would rather show you the raw number with that explanation than a tidier one. ## Gates - `cargo test -p model-hf`: 47 passed, 0 failed. - `cargo test -p mesh-llm-host-runtime`: as above. - `cargo fmt --all --check`: clean. - `cargo clippy -p model-hf -p mesh-llm-host-runtime --all-targets`: 8 lints, complete sorted set identical to `main`. - `cargo run -p xtask -- repo-consistency no-console-print`: passed. - `scripts/check-env-mutation-contract.py` and `python -m unittest scripts.tests.test_env_mutation_contract`: passed. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved model reference validation to consistently reject filesystem paths across platforms. * Added coverage for Unix, Windows, network, relative, and home-directory path formats. * Error messages now identify the invalid path that was provided. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: scama <a1860575018c4680d5669dd7bc3bd356b478bccb8d42e194df46304a5e25f49a@meshllm.communities.buzz.xyz>
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Reviewed on the exact pushed head. The full repository gate passes (1,489 tests, 9 skipped), the skippy-server suite passes serially (759 passed, 4 ignored), and the ignored model-backed regression passes against Qwen3.5-0.8B. That test also exposed and verified the native session/model drop-order fix. No blocking findings remain.
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In `@crates/skippy-server/src/frontend/embedded_generation.rs`:
- Line 1126: Update the refill fallback budget calculation around draft.propose
so it uses draft_fallback_budget, enforcing a minimum of two tokens while
retaining the existing refill_budget cap, matching the seed path’s guard.
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Reviewed exact head 908e533 after synchronization with current main. The refill fallback now enforces the same two-token draft budget floor as the seed path. The skippy-server library suite passes (759 passed, 4 ignored), all-target Clippy passes with -D warnings, formatting and diff checks pass, and all review threads are resolved.
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scripts/release-notes-classify.py#L283-L283: return a dedicated status for an empty body.scripts/release-notes-generate.sh#L67-L68: handle that status as “nothing to regroup” and propagate all other failures.
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Draft: fall back to a draft model when the N-gram proposer misses
speculative.ngram_fallback = "draft"(alongside a configured draft model):when the suffix/cache proposer has no candidates, the pipelined verify-window
path proposes from the draft model instead of degrading to one token per
round trip — the failure mode that dominates freeform text on high-RTT links.
suffix (
DraftRunner::sync_to_context); a full re-prefill only happens ondivergence. Accepted fallback proposals extend the sync prefix, so
consecutive fallback refills are cheap.
points; the classic serial draft loop stays disabled while fallback drives
the pipeline, and depth-1 setups keep classic behavior.
speculative_fallback_draft_{proposals,tokens,ms}.Draft because: unit-tested and suite-green, but not yet exercised
end-to-end with a real draft model — needs a freeform-workload bench run
(the N-gram-friendly re-emit workload never misses, so the fallback path
stays cold there).
Summary by CodeRabbit
speculative.ngram_fallback, allowing configured draft models to supplement N-gram proposals when candidates are insufficient.