feat(libsy): let classifier routes judge the latest user turn as the task - #849
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughClassifier task selection now supports the opening ordinary user message or the latest ordinary user message. The setting is available on capability and custom routes, defaults to opening-task mode, and is documented with its interaction with ChangesTask Anchor Selection
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/llm_class.rs`:
- Line 218: Update trim_messages_before_latest to pass the selected task message
through task_only before appending it, so tool results without their calls are
excluded when recent_turn_window is zero. Preserve complete tool pairs in the
surrounding context.
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…task Add `task_anchor` (`opening_task`, the default, or `latest_user_turn`) to capability and custom `llm_classifier` routes. With `latest_user_turn` the judge treats the newest ordinary user message as the task: alone without a window, or after the `recent_turn_window` messages that precede it, with tool pairs kept whole. `classify_trigger = "user_turn"` re-decides on every user message, but until now every decision was anchored to the conversation's opening task, so later jobs in a long coding session were judged against a request the user had finished long ago (NVIDIA-NeMo#848). Escalation mode rejects the key like the other capability-only settings; stage, composite and the Python bindings keep the default. Signed-off-by: Hiroshi Morishige <hiroshi.morishige@gmail.com>
With `task_anchor = "latest_user_turn"` and a window, the task message was appended whole, so a tool result decoded into the same user message could reach the judge without the call that introduced it when the window did not cover that call. The task now carries its ordinary content only, the same projection the no-window path already applies; complete tool pairs stay in the surrounding context. Adds a test for the zero-window mixed message. Signed-off-by: Hiroshi Morishige <hiroshi.morishige@gmail.com>
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task_anchorto capability and customllm_classifierroutes. It says which user message the judge treats as the task.task_anchorrecent_turn_windowrecent_turn_window = Nopening_task(default)latest_user_turn"Ordinary user message" is the existing rule: a
user-role message with at least one block that is not a tool call, tool result, or reasoning, so an Anthropic-style tool continuation never becomes the task. In the windowed form the window keeps tool call and result pairs whole, the same way the trailing window does today, and the trailing routing instruction is still appended after the task.Changes:
crates/libsy/src/algorithms/llm_class.rs:TaskAnchorenum (serdesnake_case, defaultopening_task),latest_user_turn/latest_task_message/trim_messages_before_latest,task_anchoronTaskClassifierConfigandCustomClassifierConfig, andTaskInputdispatching on(task_anchor, recent_turn_window).task_messagesnow sharesis_task_contentandtask_onlyinstead of a local closure; its behavior is unchanged.crates/switchyard-runner/src/algorithm.rs: optionaltask_anchoron the TOML route for capability and custom modes; escalation mode rejects it (also in the implicitescalation-table form, since the key is new and no existing configuration relies on it being ignored); stage and composite pass the default.crates/switchyard-py/src/libsy_bindings.rs: default wired through, no Python API change.docs/reference/toml_schema.md(capability and custom tables),docs/routing_algorithms/llm_classifier_routing.md(tuning table and theuser_turnsection),crates/switchyard-server/README.md.Why
Closes #848.
classify_trigger = "user_turn"re-decides the tier on every new user message, but the judge's task stayed anchored to the conversation's first user message, with the new message shown as a follow-up. In an interactive coding session that assumption stops holding after the first job: a session that opens with "add caching to the fetcher" and later asks "now write the migration" was judged with the caching request as its task.recent_turn_windowonly widened the tail after that stale anchor, and0left the judge with the opening task alone.The client cannot fix this from outside, because coding agents send the whole transcript on every request. The judge's copy is the one place the task can be re-anchored without touching what the answer model sees. The default is unchanged, so existing
user_turnroutes that want the opening task as context keep it.Tests
latest_user_turn_anchor_sends_the_newest_user_message_alone: the newest ordinary user message is the only judge message; a trailing tool-result-only user message does not displace it.latest_user_turn_anchor_window_precedes_the_task_and_keeps_tool_pairs_whole: window0is the task plus the routing instruction; window1is the message before the task, then the task; window2would open on a tool result and widens to include its call, and the opening task stays out.task_anchor_parses_and_defaults_to_the_opening_task: serde default andlatest_user_turnparsing.task_anchor_is_a_capability_setting(runner): accepted on a capability route, unknown values fail at parse time, rejected on an escalation route including the implicit form.cargo fmt --all --checkclean,cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warningsclean, andcargo test --lockedgreen forswitchyard-libsy(324),switchyard-llm-client(75 + 14),switchyard-runner(63 + 3), andswitchyard-server(27 + 3 + 1 + 56), 0 failures, Rust 1.96.1 on linux aarch64.Notes for reviewers
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TaskInput::build_messages; the four arms map directly onto the table above.trim_messages_before_latestreuseswindow_start, so tool-pair integrity in the preceding window follows the same rule as the trailing window. The rest is plumbing for one enum field.Summary by CodeRabbit