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gnoma/internal/router/feedback.go
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vikingowl 58beb7ce3c feat(router): classifier-source telemetry + router stats command
Phase 4 routing decisions depend on knowing whether the SLM classifier
is actually firing or whether the heuristic is silently doing all the
work. Adds the instrumentation to make that observable.

router.ClassifierSource enum (heuristic / slm / slm_fallback) is set
on Task by every classifier:
- HeuristicClassifier → ClassifierHeuristic
- slm.Classifier → ClassifierSLM on success, ClassifierSLMFallback when
  the SLM call fails or returns unparseable output

The source is plumbed through router.Outcome to QualityTracker, which
now maintains per-source counters alongside the existing per-arm × task
EMA scores. QualitySnapshot serializes both (classifier_counts is
omitempty for back-compat with pre-feature quality.json files).

lazyClassifier logs at INFO the first time it falls back to heuristic
because the SLM hasn't booted yet — distinguishes operational fallback
from an unconfigured-SLM run.

slm.Manager.Start() now records elapsed-to-healthy and the main.go
goroutine logs it as part of the "SLM ready" event. Confirms whether
short-lived runs are racing the boot cycle.

New `gnoma router stats` subcommand prints both tables (arm × task
quality, classifier source breakdown) from quality.json with a Phase 4
trust hint when the data is too sparse or the SLM share is low.

6 new tests cover ClassifierSource string/enum, heuristic + SLM source
propagation, QualityTracker counter round-trip, and back-compat
restore from a legacy quality.json without classifier_counts.
2026-05-19 18:18:22 +02:00

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package router
import "sync"
const (
qualityAlpha = 0.3 // EMA smoothing factor (~3-sample memory)
minObservations = 3 // min samples before observed score overrides heuristic
)
// EMAScore tracks an exponential moving average quality score.
type EMAScore struct {
Value float64
Count int
}
// QualityTracker records per-arm, per-task-type EMA quality scores from elf
// outcomes and per-classifier-source counts used by Phase 4 routing decisions.
type QualityTracker struct {
mu sync.RWMutex
scores map[ArmID]map[TaskType]*EMAScore
classifierCount map[ClassifierSource]int
}
// NewQualityTracker returns an empty QualityTracker.
func NewQualityTracker() *QualityTracker {
return &QualityTracker{
scores: make(map[ArmID]map[TaskType]*EMAScore),
classifierCount: make(map[ClassifierSource]int),
}
}
// RecordClassifier increments the count for a classifier source. Used to
// answer "how often did the SLM actually classify vs fall back?" — Phase 4
// trust signal.
func (qt *QualityTracker) RecordClassifier(src ClassifierSource) {
if src == ClassifierUnknown {
return // pre-classification / forced; don't pollute counters
}
qt.mu.Lock()
defer qt.mu.Unlock()
qt.classifierCount[src]++
}
// ClassifierCounts returns a copy of the per-source observation counts.
func (qt *QualityTracker) ClassifierCounts() map[ClassifierSource]int {
qt.mu.RLock()
defer qt.mu.RUnlock()
out := make(map[ClassifierSource]int, len(qt.classifierCount))
for k, v := range qt.classifierCount {
out[k] = v
}
return out
}
// Record updates the EMA score for the given arm and task type.
func (qt *QualityTracker) Record(armID ArmID, taskType TaskType, success bool) {
observation := 0.0
if success {
observation = 1.0
}
qt.mu.Lock()
defer qt.mu.Unlock()
if qt.scores[armID] == nil {
qt.scores[armID] = make(map[TaskType]*EMAScore)
}
s := qt.scores[armID][taskType]
if s == nil {
s = &EMAScore{}
qt.scores[armID][taskType] = s
}
if s.Count == 0 {
s.Value = observation
} else {
s.Value = qualityAlpha*observation + (1-qualityAlpha)*s.Value
}
s.Count++
}
// Quality returns the observed EMA score for an arm+task combination.
// Returns (0, false) when fewer than minObservations have been recorded.
func (qt *QualityTracker) Quality(armID ArmID, taskType TaskType) (score float64, hasData bool) {
qt.mu.RLock()
defer qt.mu.RUnlock()
m, ok := qt.scores[armID]
if !ok {
return 0, false
}
s, ok := m[taskType]
if !ok || s.Count < minObservations {
return 0, false
}
return s.Value, true
}