feat(session aware routing): session contracts, identity resolution, and the KV session state store - #6173
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WalkthroughThe change adds session-aware complexity configuration, identity resolution, scoped session keys, KV-backed session state, cache-aware tier decisions, atomic KV updates, and optional session-store wiring. ChangesComplexity Session Routing
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds session-aware routing, but the current head depends on framework APIs that are not available in the published versions and has a reported compilation failure, so it is not merge-ready. Configuration validation also permits NaN for switch_min_similarity, which can silently disable tier switching when session routing is enabled. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Request
participant ResolveSessionID
participant RoutingPlugin
participant SessionStore
participant KVStore
Request->>ResolveSessionID: provide context and configured sources
ResolveSessionID-->>RoutingPlugin: return scoped session key
RoutingPlugin->>SessionStore: load session record
SessionStore->>KVStore: read or refresh record
RoutingPlugin->>SessionStore: persist tier decision
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transports/bifrost-http/server/server.go (1)
2640-2644: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 TrivialLog when session-store attachment is skipped because no KV store is configured.
Both wiring sites skip attachment silently when
s.Config.KVStoreis nil. An operator who enablesgovernance.complexity_analyzer_config.session.modewithout a KV store gets no boot-time signal, and session routing then runs with no persisted state. One informational log line at this site makes the condition diagnosable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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3700-3761: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider rejecting cache_aware-only fields when
modeis notcache_aware.Five fields carry the note "cache_aware mode only":
switch_min_similarity,downgrade_after_n_turns,min_cached_tokens_to_hold,max_switches_per_session, andalways_allow_escalation. The schema accepts all of them withmode: "off"ormode: "pinned", and the runtime then ignores them.This file already uses conditional gating for exactly this class of mistake. See the
mcp_client_configrules at Lines 5311-5381, where a misplaced block "fails validation instead of being silently ignored". The same pattern applies here.Note that the cross-field rule "switch_min_similarity must be at least semantic.min_similarity" is a separate concern. That comparison spans two sibling objects, so keeping it in the description and enforcing it in
Validatematches the repository's existing approach for relational checks.♻️ Proposed conditional
"required": ["mode"], - "additionalProperties": false + "additionalProperties": false, + "allOf": [ + { + "$comment": "The switching controls below only apply to cache_aware mode; forbid them elsewhere so a misplaced setting fails validation instead of being silently ignored.", + "if": { + "not": { + "properties": { + "mode": { + "const": "cache_aware" + } + }, + "required": ["mode"] + } + }, + "then": { + "not": { + "anyOf": [ + { "required": ["switch_min_similarity"] }, + { "required": ["downgrade_after_n_turns"] }, + { "required": ["min_cached_tokens_to_hold"] }, + { "required": ["max_switches_per_session"] }, + { "required": ["always_allow_escalation"] } + ] + } + } + } + ]This comment relies on the path instruction that
transports/config.schema.jsonis the source of truth for configuration fields and that "session-only controls apply to cache_aware mode".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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framework/kvstore/kvstore.go (1)
237-281: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffDocument the lock scope of the
updatecallback more strongly, or narrow the critical section.
updateandsonic.Marshalboth run whiles.muis held.s.muis a single mutex for the whole map, so a slow callback or a large payload blocks every other key in the store, including read-onlyGetcalls. The doc comment states the callback "must complete promptly", which covers the contract. Consider moving marshaling out of the critical section by re-checking the entry after serialization, or keep the current design and treat this as accepted contention for atomicity.The error paths are correct: a callback error or a marshal error leaves the stored entry and TTL unchanged, and
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In `@framework/configstore/complexityconfig.go`:
- Around line 585-589: Update ComplexityConfig.Validate’s switch_min_similarity
validation to explicitly reject NaN using the existing math import, alongside
the current range checks. Also ensure the cross-field check around the
SwitchMinSimilarity comparison does not allow NaN to bypass validation, while
preserving the existing valid-range behavior.
- Around line 456-472: Update both MarshalJSON methods for the relevant
configuration types to serialize Timeout and TTL as millisecond numeric values
rather than duration strings, while preserving the existing dual-format decoding
and schema compatibility. Adjust the marshal tests to expect millisecond numbers
and cover the updated output.
In `@framework/kvstore/kvstore_test.go`:
- Around line 111-142: Add a focused test alongside the existing UpdateWithTTL
tests for the nil-callback guard: initialize a store, set a key, call
UpdateWithTTL with a nil callback, and assert errors.Is returns ErrNilUpdate
plus a nil value and false found result.
In `@plugins/routing/complexitysession_test.go`:
- Around line 174-204: Increase the ttl used by TestKVSessionStoreSlidingTTL
from 250 milliseconds to approximately 1 second, preserving the existing sleep
sequence and assertions so the test retains the same sliding-expiration behavior
with wider timing margins.
In `@transports/bifrost-http/server/server.go`:
- Around line 1983-1989: Define the exported routing interface
ComplexitySessionKVStoreSetter alongside the existing setter interfaces, with
SetComplexitySessionKVStore(*kvstore.Store) error, and update the server hook to
assert against routing.ComplexitySessionKVStoreSetter instead of an inline
interface. Remove the kvstore import from the server file if it is no longer
used.
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In `@framework/kvstore/kvstore.go`:
- Around line 237-281: Strengthen the documentation for the update callback and
its lock scope around the update flow: explicitly state that update and delegate
serialization execute while s.mu is held, blocking operations for all keys, and
must complete promptly. Keep the existing atomicity and error-path behavior
unchanged.
In `@transports/bifrost-http/server/server.go`:
- Around line 2640-2644: Add an informational log in the KVStore nil branch
surrounding SetComplexitySessionKVStore to report that complexity session-store
attachment was skipped because no KV store is configured, while preserving the
existing attachment and warning behavior when a store is present.
In `@transports/config.schema.json`:
- Around line 3700-3761: Add conditional schema validation for
complexity_session_config so switch_min_similarity, downgrade_after_n_turns,
min_cached_tokens_to_hold, max_switches_per_session, and always_allow_escalation
are accepted only when mode is cache_aware; reject configurations using these
fields with off or pinned, following the existing mcp_client_config
conditional-gating pattern while leaving the cross-field similarity validation
to Validate.
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| // MarshalJSON writes TTL as a duration string so persisted configs decode back | ||
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| // millisecond-number decode path would misread). | ||
| func (c ComplexitySessionConfig) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) { | ||
| type alias ComplexitySessionConfig | ||
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Serialize Timeout and TTL as millisecond numbers.
Both MarshalJSON methods emit duration strings, which violates the JSON duration format guideline. Keep dual-format decoding and schema support for backward compatibility. Update the marshal tests.
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In `@framework/configstore/complexityconfig.go` around lines 456 - 472, Update
both MarshalJSON methods for the relevant configuration types to serialize
Timeout and TTL as millisecond numeric values rather than duration strings,
while preserving the existing dual-format decoding and schema compatibility.
Adjust the marshal tests to expect millisecond numbers and cover the updated
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- transports/config.schema.json already declares both fields as oneOf string-or-number with a "1h" / "1500ms" default, so the string form is schema-valid.
- The UI types the field as a string (ui/lib/types/complexityRouter.ts: timeout?: string, default "1500ms") and semanticTimeoutFieldValue calls timeout?.trim().match(...) on it — a
numeric response would throw at runtime. - The existing comments on both MarshalJSON methods explain the choice: the default time.Duration encoding is nanoseconds, which the ms-number decode path would misread by 10⁶.
Switching to numbers would break the config UI for no stated defect, so I left both methods and their tests alone. The dependent half of finding 6 was handled by pinning the current
format instead.
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@kohlivrinda, the schema and UI evidence confirms that changing only the Go marshaling would break the current UI.
semanticTimeoutFieldValue(timeout: string | undefined) calls timeout?.trim().match(...). A numeric timeout response would fail there.
However, the repository duration guideline requires JSON time.Duration fields to use milliseconds. The finding remains valid, but the required change must include UI support for numeric duration values. The schema already supports both formats.
Please update the UI type and duration parsing to accept string | number, then serialize Timeout and TTL as millisecond numbers. Add round-trip tests for both formats.
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File: framework/configstore/complexityconfig.go:456-472
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Learning: In the complexity router UI, `SemanticConfig.timeout` in `ui/lib/types/complexityRouter.ts` is currently typed as `string`, and `semanticTimeoutFieldValue` in `ui/app/workspace/complexity-router/formSchema.ts` calls `timeout?.trim().match(...)`. If the API serializes the complexity semantic timeout as a numeric millisecond value, the UI type and parser must be updated to accept numbers before that output format can be used safely.
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In `@transports/bifrost-http/handlers/routing_test.go`:
- Around line 171-180: Extend the session configuration test setup around
ComplexitySessionConfig with non-default values for SwitchMinSimilarity,
MaxSwitchesPerSession, and AlwaysAllowEscalation. Assert every session field
consistently in the stored configuration, manager.reloadedConfig, and response,
and verify raw session.ttl is emitted as a millisecond number; update
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In `@framework/configstore/complexityconfig_test.go`:
- Around line 673-696: The TestComplexityAnalyzerConfigSessionRoundTrip test
must cover the persisted session controls DowngradeAfterNTurns and
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plugins/routing/main.go (1)
344-344: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winDefine the missing typed context keys before merging.
The current typecheck reports undefined
schemas.BifrostContextKeyGovernanceComplexityMechanism,schemas.BifrostContextKeyGovernanceComplexityTier, andschemas.BifrostContextKeyGovernanceComplexityScore. These references prevent the package from compiling.Add the exported keys to the compiled
core/schemaspackage, or use existing exported keys. Do not replace them with string literals. As per path instructions, Go context keys must use a dedicated named type, not a plainstring.Also applies to: 359-360, 391-393, 409-410
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plugins/routing/complexitysession.go (1)
300-338: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDrop the redundant second clone in the update closure.
complexitySessionRecordFromValuealready returns a detached copy at Line 315, including a clonedRouteObservationsmap. The extracloneSessionComplexityRecordat Line 324 clones the same detached record again. IfUpdateWithTTLretries the closure, each attempt pays two map clones instead of one.♻️ Proposed simplification
// Stamped after the updater so a caller cannot rewind the refresh clock. record.RefreshedAt = refreshedAt - return cloneSessionComplexityRecord(record), nil + return record, nilKeep the second clone only if a retry can hand the same
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- Line 228: Align the routing dependency with a published framework version that
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Summary
Adds session-aware complexity routing, giving the complexity router a memory of which tier a conversation belongs to. This prevents redundant embedding calls for already-classified sessions and protects provider-side prompt cache state from being discarded by premature tier switches.
Changes
ComplexitySessionConfig: New configuration block onComplexityAnalyzerConfigwith three modes:off(default, existing behavior),pinned(classify once per session and hold the tier), andcache_aware(reclassify every complexity-routed turn but gate tier changes behind confidence and cache-cost checks). TTL accepts a duration string or millisecond number, matching the existing semantic timeout encoding. Config normalization, validation, merge-by-hash, encode/decode, and hash generation are all wired up alongside the existing semantic section.ComplexitySessionIdentityresolution:ResolveSessionIDwalks enabled identity sources in fixed precedence order (header→harness). The harness path readsx-claude-code-session-idfor Claude Code clients andsession_idfrom the Codex turn-metadata header for Codex clients. Generic clients cannot claim harness-native session IDs. IDs are validated for length, UTF-8 validity, and absence of null bytes; oversized or malformed IDs fall through to the next source rather than failing the request.BuildSessionKeyhashes the scope+session pair so raw tenant and session identifiers never appear in storage keys.SessionStoreinterface andkvSessionStore: A backend-neutralSessionStorecontract coversGet,Create,Update,Delete, andStatus. The KV-backed implementation useskvstore.UpdateWithTTL(new atomic read-modify-write operation, see below) for lock-safe mutations. Reads use a coarse refresh strategy — the sliding TTL is extended at most once perttl/4interval — so a chatty conversation does not produce one replication broadcast per turn. A registered type decoder ensures remotely replicated records decode back to*SessionComplexityRecordrather than raw bytes.Statusreports whether replication is configured and whether updates are atomic across replicas (they are only when no gossip delegate is installed).updateSessionTierRecord: Pure policy function (no I/O) that applies cache-aware switching rules to a caller-owned record copy. Escalations switch immediately (optionally bypassing the similarity gate viaalways_allow_escalation). Downgrades requiredowngrade_after_n_turnsconsecutive qualifying proposals, then check whether the held tier's strongest recent cache observation exceedsmin_cached_tokens_to_hold; if it does, the downgrade is deferred.max_switches_per_sessioncaps total tier moves as an oscillation backstop.RecordChangedlets callers skip the store write for ordinary held turns.kvstore.UpdateWithTTL: New atomic read-modify-write operation that runs the caller's update function under the store's write lock, preventing lost updates under concurrent access. The delegate is snapshotted before the lock is taken soSetDelegatecannot race with an in-flight mutation.HasSyncDelegateis added for status reporting.SetDelegateis now protected by its ownRWMutex.Server wiring:
BootstrapandReloadPluginattach the KV store to the routing plugin as aComplexitySessionKVStorewhen one is configured, matching the existing pattern for the embedding executor.JSON schema:
complexity_session_configdefinition added toconfig.schema.jsonwith descriptions for all fields and the three-way mode enum.Type of change
Affected areas
How to test
go test ./framework/configstore/... ./framework/kvstore/... ./plugins/routing/... ./plugins/routing/complexity/...Key scenarios covered by the new tests:
off-mode settingsEnabled()returns false for nil, empty, and explicitoffconfigsSwitchMinSimilaritymust be ≥Semantic.MinSimilarity; zero is exemptkvSessionStoreCreate/Update atomicity under 50–100 concurrent goroutines*SessionComplexityRecordvia the registered decoderupdateSessionTierRecordcovers escalation, sustained downgrade, cache-gate hold, interrupted downgrade clearing, and all invalid-state guardsNew
sessionblock inconfig.json:{ "complexity": { "session": { "mode": "cache_aware", "ttl": "1h", "identity_sources": ["header", "harness"], "switch_min_similarity": 0.85, "downgrade_after_n_turns": 2, "min_cached_tokens_to_hold": 1024, "max_switches_per_session": 0, "always_allow_escalation": false } } }Breaking changes
The
sessionblock is optional and defaults tooff, preserving existing behavior. Thekvstore.SetDelegatechange adds a mutex but the method signature is unchanged.Security considerations
BuildSessionKeyhashes the scope+session pair with SHA-256 before writing to the KV store.x-claude-code-session-id, Codex turn metadata) are only read when the request's user-agent matches the expected harness, preventing generic clients from claiming another session's tier.Checklist
docs/contributing/README.mdand followed the guidelines