feat(libsy): hand the strong tier a note when the escalation judge latches - #656
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WalkthroughThe escalation router now accepts an optional ChangesEscalation handoff note
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds an optional escalation handoff note for strong-tier requests while preserving the default behavior. Two small documentation gaps remain around the public configuration type and its validation test; they do not indicate a runtime routing or data-integrity failure. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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48-48: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd a doc comment for
EscalationJudgeConfig.This public configuration type has no type-level documentation. Document its purpose and the validation boundary.
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+/// Configures escalation latching, judge input limits, and capable-tier handoff behavior. pub struct EscalationJudgeConfig {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/switchyard-runner/src/config.rs`:
- Around line 916-917: Add a concise comment immediately above
an_escalation_handoff_note_parses_and_must_not_be_blank explaining that
deployment loading accepts configured escalation handoff notes and rejects blank
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Seems like the same feature in stage router. If you need it in escalation, can we re-use common code and bring the config option outside stage? |
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Duplication in feature between stage and escalation. can be avoided if we bring it one level up in the TOML config
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…tches The escalation route already gives the strong model the full conversation when it takes over, but nothing tells it that a handoff happened. In practice the strong model then continues the weak model's plan and trusts its tests, and the session ends with the same confident near miss the weak model would have produced. The stage router solved the same problem with handoff notes. This adds an optional handoff_note to the escalation block. When set, the note is appended to the forwarded request on the latching turn and on every strong-tier turn after it, through the same append_note helper the stage router uses, so it rides in the forwarded request only and never accumulates in the caller's conversation. Turns that reach the strong tier by fallback rather than by verdict carry no note. A blank note is rejected at load time. Tests cover the note reaching only the capable tier across the latching turn and a confirmed turn, TOML parsing of the new key, and the blank rejection. The escalation routing page documents the key. Signed-off-by: Lin Jia <linj@nvidia.com>
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Summary
The escalation route hands the strong model the whole conversation when the judge latches, but nothing in that conversation says a handoff happened. Benchmarking Sol as the strong tier behind Luna and Kimi on DeepSWE-v1.1 showed what that costs: after a latch the strong model picks up the weak model's plan, trusts the tests the weak model wrote, and finishes with the same confident near miss the weak model would have produced. Latched sessions on tasks the weak model solves alone were lost 17 to 47 percent of the time across configurations. The stage router already solves the equivalent problem with handoff notes; this PR gives the escalation route the same tool.
Change
An optional
handoff_notekey in theescalationblock. When set, the note is appended to the forwarded request on the latching turn and on every strong-tier turn after it, through theappend_notehelper the stage router uses. It rides in the forwarded request only, never in the caller's conversation, so it cannot accumulate across turns. Turns that reach the strong tier by fallback rather than by verdict (context-window overflow or a transport failure on the weak tier) carry no note, because the judge did not speak and the note must not tell the strong model the other tier was failing when it was not. A blank note is rejected when the deployment loads, like the other unusable escalation settings.The default is no note, so existing deployments are unchanged.
Tests
A libsy test drives two turns through a latching router and asserts the note reaches the capable tier on both turns and never reaches the efficient tier or the judge. A runner test parses the key from TOML and checks the blank rejection. libsy 284 tests and the runner suite pass; clippy is clean with
-D warnings.Docs
The escalation routing page gains the key in its tuning table, a paragraph on what the note is for and how it travels, and a TOML example. Changelog entry under Unreleased.
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