fix(combos): preserve declared targets under the send budget - #4763
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared send-ledger accounting to request budgets, introduces derived budget scopes, updates combo target budgeting to use derived scopes, documents the behavior, and expands tests for accounting and failover limits. ChangesShared Request Send Budget
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ComboResponse
participant deriveSendBudgetScope
participant RequestExecutionBudget
participant SharedSendLedger
participant ModelProvider
ComboResponse->>deriveSendBudgetScope: create target policy scope
deriveSendBudgetScope->>RequestExecutionBudget: derive shared budget
RequestExecutionBudget->>SharedSendLedger: reserve physical send
SharedSendLedger->>ModelProvider: allow dispatch
ModelProvider-->>SharedSendLedger: settle or release booking
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리뷰 · 우선순위 77 / 80이 PR은 이슈 #4656이 말한 구멍을 메운다. 긴 페일오버 콤보가 요청 send 허용량을 앞쪽 타깃에서 다 쓰고, 뒤에 선언된 타깃은 한 번도 시도하지 않은 채 마지막 429/502만 돌려주는 버그다. 현재 고치는 축은 한 군데다. 원본 #4656(RHODIZSECURITY, 베이스 원본과의 두 갈래 차이도 분명하다. (1) 공장 밖(foreign) 부모는 throw 대신 공개 검증은 레인 규칙대로 로컬 full suite/typecheck/build를 돌리지 않았다. 대신 베이스는 라인 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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When a combo target uses an adapter-owned transport such as Kiro or Cursor, this shared derivation makes the combo's countedExternally reservation and the adapter's own reserveDispatch charge the same counter, but those adapters never invoke onSendsConsumed and the combo permit is not handed to them through pendingHopPermit. Consequently, each successful target send consumes two slots; with a 13-target combo, only the first three targets can physically dispatch before later adapter reservations are refused, reproducing the starvation this change intends to fix. Pass the combo booking to adapter-owned dispatch via assumeCharge, or avoid pre-booking it for that transport shape, and cover this with an adapter-owned combo regression test.
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A long failover combo could exhaust the request allowance after a few providers and return the last 429/502 while later declared targets were never attempted at all. The combo policy and the per-target holdback were already correct. What was missing is that a derived scope never actually observed the request's spend. Aliasing the public used property shared only what callers read from outside: remainingBaseSends, the total check and the reserve test all consult the factory's own private counter, which an overridden property cannot reach. So every derived scope admitted dispatches as though the request had spent nothing, and comboTargetSendBudget's holdback -- expressed against maxTotalModelSends -- had nothing to hold back from. Move the physical-send ledger out of the closure and let a derived scope bind to the parent's exact one. deriveRequestExecutionBudget applies its own policy and keeps its own recovery ledgers while spending the shared ledger, so the holdback that reserves one dispatch for each still-declared target becomes enforceable. Three things travel on that ledger and have to travel together. The spend and the pending externally-counted bookings, because a pending booking is a send already counted in the total and waiting for its reporter, so sharing one without the other would either charge that send twice or never charge it. And the durable-spend observer, which books by watching this counter move: a derived scope that spent the counter without carrying the observer would move it without booking, and a combo child's sends would go missing from the spend ledger entirely. assumeCharge, which an adapter that owns its transport uses to take over a booking, closes it on that same shared ledger, so the adapter handoff and the combo derivation agree. What stays per-scope is deliberate: the reserve, alternate-target and transition ledgers are each target's own recovery decision, while the physical-send total is what binds every target together. A parent that did not come from this factory bridges onto its public used accessor rather than throwing. isRequestExecutionBudget is a shape test, so a stub can reach the derivation, and turning that into a thrown error would convert a routing request into a 500 to report a condition production never produces. The three-target row is asserted as the invariant the layer promises -- every declared target reached, the first target keeping a whole ladder, the total inside the declared policy total -- rather than as an exact per-target vector. A vector also pins how far this harness's adapter climbs inside each allowance, and the local suite is not run on this branch, so a number guessed from reading is a number nobody checked. A thirteen-target row covers the reported shape directly. This changes nothing about when a combo may advance. Another target is selected only after a child failure has been converted to a non-OK response, which the stream preflight does only for a terminal that committed no output. Closes #4656 Co-authored-by: RHODIZ IT <info.rhodiz@gmail.com>
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts`:
- Line 272: Replace the shared pendingExternalSends increment in request
execution budgeting with identity-based reservation tracking tied to each child
dispatch. Settle the reservation at the physical-send boundary, and release it
on every pre-dispatch exit, including pacing rejection before onDispatch; update
the related core-combo and adapter-dispatch flow while preserving accurate spent
accounting for actual sends.
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Release the combo reservation when pacing rejects a child before dispatch. core-combo.ts:403-408 reserves a countedExternally dispatch and calls permit.use(). This closes the permit but leaves pendingExternalSends set.
adapter-dispatch.ts:433-438 waits for a provider slot before calling onDispatch(). A pacing rejection returns an error without reaching the wire. The adapter maps it to a 502 response, and comboFailureDecision() classifies 5xx responses as "hop", so core-combo.ts:692-706 can advance to another target.
When that later child sends, request-send-budget.ts:34-37 settles the stale pending booking before charging the reported send. The ledger therefore keeps spent one higher than the number of physical sends and can deny one later retry or fallback. The evidence does not show actual sends exceeding maxTotalModelSends.
Associate each reservation with its child dispatch. Settle it at the physical-send boundary, and release that reservation on every pre-dispatch exit. Use identity-based bookkeeping instead of the shared pending count.
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts` at line 272, Replace the shared
pendingExternalSends increment in request execution budgeting with
identity-based reservation tracking tied to each child dispatch. Settle the
reservation at the physical-send boundary, and release it on every pre-dispatch
exit, including pacing rejection before onDispatch; update the related
core-combo and adapter-dispatch flow while preserving accurate spent accounting
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Summary
Carries #4656 by @RHODIZSECURITY, rebuilt on
codex/bl1-hop-permit-charge(#4745) rather than ondev, because that branch already landed the adapter permit handoff this has to agree with. Retarget todevonce the parent lands.A long failover combo could exhaust the request allowance after a few providers and return the last 429/502 while later declared targets were never attempted at all.
The combo policy and the per-target holdback were already correct on the parent branch. What was missing is that a derived scope never actually observed the request's spend. Aliasing the public
usedproperty shares only what callers read from outside;remainingBaseSends, the total check and the reserve test all consult the factory's own private counter, which an overridden property cannot reach. Every derived scope therefore admitted dispatches as though the request had spent nothing, andcomboTargetSendBudget's holdback — expressed againstmaxTotalModelSends— had nothing to hold back from.So the physical-send ledger moves out of the closure, and
deriveRequestExecutionBudgetbinds a derived scope to the parent's exact one. The scope still applies its own policy and keeps its own recovery ledgers; only the spend is shared, which is what makes the holdback enforceable.Spend and pending externally-counted bookings travel together. A pending booking is a send already counted in the total and waiting for its reporter, so sharing one without the other would either charge that send twice or never charge it.
permit.assumeCharge()— the parent branch's mechanism for an adapter that owns its transport taking over such a booking — now closes it on that same shared ledger, so the adapter handoff and the combo derivation agree rather than each settling against a counter the other cannot see.What stays per-scope is deliberate: the reserve, alternate-target and transition ledgers are each target's own recovery decision, while the physical-send total is what binds every target together.
Two deviations from the original patch:
isRequestExecutionBudgetis a shape test, so a stub can reach the derivation. The original threw, which would convert a routing request into a 500 to report a condition production never produces; this bridges onto the parent's publicusedaccessor instead.[3, 1, 1]. That number also encodes how far this harness's adapter climbs inside each allowance, and it cannot be verified on this branch — the original's own earlier revision said as much in a comment. This asserts what the layer actually promises: every declared target is reached, the first target keeps a whole ladder, and the total stays inside the declared policy total. A thirteen-target row covers the reported shape directly.What was already satisfied by the parent branch
codex/bl1-hop-permit-chargealready carriescomboExecutionBudgetPolicy,comboTargetSendBudget's holdback arithmetic, the per-target scope isolation, and thependingHopPermit/assumeChargeadapter handoff. None of that is reimplemented here. The only production change is the shared-ledger primitive insrc/lib/request-execution-budget.tsand the one-line replacement of the accessor shim inderiveSendBudgetScope.Why a one-line replacement is the whole fix
Worth stating plainly, because the change looks cosmetic.
comboTargetSendBudgetcomputes each target's allowance frommaxTotalModelSendsminus one held-back send for every target still declared after it. That arithmetic was already correct. It was inert because the scope it configured could not see the request's spend: the factory reads its own private counter inremainingBaseSends, in the total check and in the reserve test, and an overriddenusedproperty reaches none of them. Every derived scope therefore evaluated "has this request spent anything yet?" against a counter that had only ever observed its own reservations, and answered no. Binding the scope to the parent's real ledger is what turns the existing holdback into an enforced one.On the changed assertion
The original patch's
[3, 1, 1]vector is replaced with the invariant, and that is not a weakening of the author's test. The same author's earlier revision of this row says so in the file: "Asserted as the INVARIANT the derived policy guarantees rather than as a fixture count... the local suite is not run here, so a number guessed from reading is a number nobody checked." That reasoning applies unchanged on this branch, so the row keeps the shape the author chose while asserting the stronger properties the fix now delivers: every declared target reached, the first target keeping a whole ladder, and the total inside the declared policy total.Verification
No local suite, no focused test file, no typecheck, no build and no dependency install was run — this lane is under an explicit owner instruction forbidding local execution. Evidence is static source reading plus hosted CI.
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codex/bl1-hop-permit-chargeat5c7ee456bd:devand against the original patch to establish exactly which of fix(combos): preserve declared targets under send budget #4656's four claims the parent already satisfies. Shared spend was only partially satisfied (public property only), shared pending bookings were not addressed, per-target ledger isolation was already satisfied, and the holdback existed but was unenforceable for the reason above.tests/lib/execution-budget-permits.test.ts: reservation-is-the-charge, duplicateuse()refusal, release restoring every ledger, the counted-externally report charging once, roster and same-target caps, and the parent branch'sassumeChargecoverage. The shared ledger changes only cross-scope behavior; every single-budget assertion evaluates identically because a non-derived budget gets a private counter of its own.tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts,tests/adapters/adapter-inner-send-budget.test.ts,tests/adapters/adapter-inner-send-budget-wiring.test.tsandtests/responses/responses-core-modules.test.ts: all operate on a single budget or on the adapter view, so none observes derivation.createRequestExecutionBudgetimport fromcore-combo.ts.core-combo.tsselects another target only after a child failure became a non-OK response, andpreflightComboStreamResponseconverts a stream into a failure only for a terminal with!outputCommitted. A turn whose text or tool call the client already saw is never replayed on another target.request-execution-budget.ts275 → 335,core-combo.ts735 → 736, both far under the 2,000-line threshold and under the separateRESPONSES_CORE_MODULESowner assertion that coverscore-combo.ts.structure/transports/responses.mdis extended beneath the parent branch's settlement section rather than rewritten, so the two contracts read as one.Hosted CI: this is the lane tip, so its head commit carries no
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codex/bl1-hop-permit-chargetodev(cbc4c10f94) once that lane cascaded in. Two conflicts, both resolved rather than picked.src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts— a substantive one. The durable-spend layer added aRequestSendObserverto the same closure this PR refactors: aspend-exhaustedrefusal inreserveDispatch, a charge loop in theusedsetter, and a refund inrelease. Taking either side alone would have been a silent regression. The observer books one entry per physical send by watching the counter move, and it previously reached a combo child because that child'susedwrite delegated to the parent's setter — a path the shared ledger removes. A derived scope that carried the spend without the observer would move the counter without booking, and every combo child send would vanish from the ledger.So the observer now lives in the shared ledger record and is inherited by derivation. The accounting stays one entry per physical send: a combo hop reserves with
countedExternallyand books once, and the child's report settles against that pending booking, sochargedis zero and nothing is booked twice. Only the booking moment moves, from the report to the reservation — which is what the durable layer asks for, since a ledger ceiling has to refuse a dispatch rather than describe it afterwards. Four new cases pin it: a derived reservation books on the parent's ledger, one physical send books exactly once across the derivation, a released derivation refunds, and a ceiling refuses a derived dispatch withspend-exhausted.structure/transports/responses.md— both sides kept. The durable-spend and spent-budget-reporting sections that landed with the parent lane are untouched, and this PR's combo-derivation contract is placed next to the settlement section it extends, noting that the observer rides the same ledger so the two sections read as one contract.core-combo.tsauto-merged; the parent lane moved attempt bookkeeping and this PR changes an import and one function body.Hosted CI evidence after the rebase
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