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plugin/toolfilter: add decision-based filtering and routing - #2716
Add opt-in tool and skill filtering and per-invocation model routing backed by the existing System One client. Include an integration example and design notes.
Why
Large tool and skill catalogs increase model context costs, while a single model choice can be inefficient across different requests. The integrations use existing framework extension points and fail open when decisions cannot be made.
go test -race ./plugin/toolfilter -count=1 (Go 1.21)
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go build ./decisionfilter (examples module)
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Notes for reviewers
The package adds public filtering options and reports. Decisions are cached per invocation with bounded caches; concurrent callers share in-flight decisions. A canceled waiter fails open without canceling the shared decision, which uses the initiating caller's context. Estimated token savings are heuristic, not provider-reported usage.
Add System One tool and skill filtering with lexical and optional embedding recall, bounded concurrent caching, and fail-open decisions. Add invocation-scoped model routing, structured observer reports, and concurrent decision replay.
Document the design and provide a runnable example. Cover validation boundaries, filtering outcomes, caching, cancellation, observer reentrancy, and concurrency with tests.
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Adds opt-in tool filtering, skill visibility filtering, and per-invocation model routing in plugin/toolfilter. The integrations use the System One client and existing framework extension points. They cache decisions per invocation, share in-flight decisions, and fail open when a filtering decision cannot be made. Routing uses the configured fallback model, or retains the base model when no fallback is set.
The package also adds conversation extraction, lexical and optional embedding recall, decision reports with heuristic token-savings estimates, documentation, and an interactive example. If the query has no lexical tokens and any candidate embedding is unavailable, the catalogs remain unchanged.
Public API and compatibility
The added exported API includes:
Integrations:ToolCallback, NewToolCallback, ToolCallback.Callback, SkillFilter, NewSkillFilter, SkillFilter.VisibilityFilter, ModelRouter, NewModelRouter, and ModelRouter.Select.
Reports:Report, CatalogTool, CatalogSkill, OutcomeUntouched, OutcomeNarrowed, and OutcomeFailOpen.
These additions do not change existing APIs, based on the supplied diff. Callers must opt in and configure the decision endpoint and required credentials. Filtering changes which tools and skills the model sees. Routing can change the model used for an invocation. The exported symbols create compatibility commitments.
Before stabilizing the API, confirm which symbols need to be exported and whether plugin/toolfilter is the right package owner. Check for overlap among options and document which constructors accept each option. Clarify naming semantics, especially WithDefaultModel versus candidate models. Confirm that model registration supports expected extensions. Document defaults, keep rules, endpoint and credential setup, and the limits of report estimates.
Behavioral and operational risks
Thresholds, slack, recall, and question limits affect filtering results. Tools and skills beyond the question budget, and items added after a decision, remain visible. Decision failures preserve visibility but can leave a larger catalog. Routing uses the configured fallback model or retains the base model.
Embedding recall adds bounded concurrent work and caching. If an embedder ignores cancellation, it can retain a concurrency permit until its work ends. Observers must support concurrent calls. The decision endpoint and credentials are operational dependencies. Token-savings figures are estimates, not provider-reported usage.
Validation
The supplied context reports earlier test, race-test, vet, build, and formatting runs. It also reports a Windows failure in the root full test suite involving Unix shell, /tmp, or workspace execution tests. Later reports say package tests passed after review fixes, but the latest embedding timeout fix could not be retested. These reports do not establish completed checks on the current head. Current-head CI, build, and test results are not available. The merge-base comparison confirms 20 changed files and 4,990 added lines.
Recommended validation: run current-head package tests and race tests, go vet, and relevant module builds. Run the full suite on Linux and investigate the reported Windows failures. Test filtering, routing fallback, cancellation, concurrent decisions, embedding timeouts and partial embedding failures, and the example against a configured compatible endpoint. Review findings and severity counts are not available.
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变更概述
plugin/toolfilter 新增可选的工具过滤、技能可见性过滤和按调用路由模型功能。这些集成使用 System One 客户端和现有框架扩展接口。组件按调用缓存决策，共享进行中的决策任务；无法作出过滤决策时采用 fail-open 行为。路由使用已配置的回退模型；未配置时保留基础模型。
建议对当前提交运行包测试、竞态测试、go vet 和相关模块构建。在 Linux 上运行完整测试套件，并调查报告中的 Windows 失败。使用已配置的兼容端点测试过滤、路由回退、取消、并发决策、嵌入超时和部分嵌入失败，以及示例。审查发现和严重程度统计不可用。
The change adds the plugin/toolfilter package with System One-backed tool filtering, skill visibility filtering, and per-invocation model routing. Shared options, reporting, conversation extraction, candidate recall, and caching support these integrations. A new interactive example demonstrates their use.
Shared options configure the decision client and filtering behavior. Reports capture outcomes, scores, and token estimates. Conversation extraction filters and clips session state, with tests for event selection and current-message handling.
Candidate recall and run caching plugin/toolfilter/recall.go, plugin/toolfilter/recall_test.go, plugin/toolfilter/runcache.go, plugin/toolfilter/runcache_test.go
The filter batches skill decisions per invocation, retains always-kept and unasked skills, and preserves visibility on decision errors. Tests cover caching, visibility decisions, and reports.
Model routing plugin/toolfilter/modelrouter.go, plugin/toolfilter/modelrouter_test.go
The router selects among registered models and caches each invocation’s decision. Missing messages and decision failures use the configured fallback.
Example and integration guide examples/decisionfilter/*
The example wires the three integrations into an interactive agent. Its README documents setup and options, and its tests cover input termination and calculator parsing.
trpc-group/trpc-agent-go#2632 — The change adds System One-backed tool filtering, skill visibility filtering, and model routing, which cover part of the issue’s integration scope.
Possibly related PRs
trpc-group/trpc-agent-go#2724 — The filters and router cache decisions by invocation ID, so queued input that resumes the same invocation with a new message may reuse an earlier decision.
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Extract candidate collection and score selection into focused helpers to reduce decision complexity while preserving filtering, caching, and reporting behavior.
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Bound embedding work for large candidate catalogs.
recallRank embeds every candidate before the shortlist cut, and the 8-worker limit caps only concurrency. For catalogs above 1024 candidates, the candidate cache evicts entries before the next turn reads them, so each invocation can repeat the full embedding batch. The shortlist limit does not reduce this work.
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Review comment at @plugin/toolfilter/recall.go around lines 211 - 224:
Update recallRank so it bounds the total number of candidates sent to embedding
workers, not just their concurrency; apply the candidate limit before allocating
vectors and enqueueing jobs, using the established shortlist or
candidate-selection policy where available. Preserve the existing ranking flow
for candidates within that bound.
Propagate scanner errors and reject malformed calculator operands, including correct handling of scientific notation. Clarify example filtering behavior and remove the design document.
Fix conversation deduplication, validate timeouts, bound embedding work, and support embedding-only recall. Preserve newly added skills, normalize visibility lookups, and strengthen regression coverage for question budgets.
Propagated scanner errors and fixed calculator parsing for scientific notation and invalid operands.
Clarified the decision-filter example and removed the design document from the PR.
Fixed current-message deduplication and validated non-positive timeout values.
Bounded concurrent embedding work and enabled embedding recall for queries without lexical tokens.
Kept skills added after a run’s decision visible and normalized skill names during visibility checks.
Strengthened regression tests, including an exact assertion for tools kept beyond the question budget.
Validation: go test ./plugin/toolfilter -count=1 and go test ./decisionfilter -count=1 in the examples module.
Synchronize the second waiter before releasing the embedding.
The 100 ms delay does not prove that the second lookup joined the in-flight call. If the goroutine starts after e.release closes, it can read the cached vector and the assertions can still pass. Add an explicit synchronization point that confirms the second lookup reached the in-flight path before closing e.release.
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Review comment at @plugin/toolfilter/recall_test.go around lines 326 - 344:
Update the concurrent-call test around cache.vector and e.release to explicitly
synchronize the second lookup’s arrival at the in-flight path before releasing
the embedding. Replace the timing-based assumption with a synchronization point
that proves the second waiter joined the in-flight call, while preserving the
existing completion and single-call assertions.
Cover timeout propagation through the public constructor path.
WithTimeout(time.Second) is only checked for acceptance. A regression that silently uses the 30-second default can still pass. Add an httptest case that constructs the public toolfilter component, issues a request, and asserts that the server observes request-context cancellation at the configured timeout. Avoid relying on an exact wall-clock duration.
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Review comment at @plugin/toolfilter/options_test.go around lines 35 - 37:
The constructor tests only verify that WithTimeout is accepted, not that its
value reaches requests. Extend the public toolfilter constructor test to use an
httptest server, issue a request through the constructed component, and assert
that the server observes request-context cancellation; verify cancellation
without relying on an exact elapsed wall-clock duration.
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Review comments at @examples/decisionfilter/main.go:
- Line 310: Update parseFloat to reject non-finite values returned by
strconv.ParseFloat before they can be used in arithmetic. Preserve the existing
parsing behavior for finite values and propagate parse errors as before.
- Line 310: Update calculator to validate the computed result before formatting
or returning it; reject NaN and either infinity with an error, while preserving
normal finite results.
Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/recall.go:
- Around line 292-293: Update the vector-candidate construction in the recall
flow so candidates with cosine similarity less than or equal to zero are
excluded from vectorRank before ranking and RRF fusion. Preserve the existing
nil-vector skip and reuse the computed similarity for ranking.
- Around line 164-169: Update the shared embedding lifecycle around
`embeddingCall` and `GetEmbedding` to track active waiters and cancel the work
context when the last waiter leaves. Preserve the shared result for remaining
waiters, and retain the existing `embeddingTimeout` limit as an upper bound on
uncanceled work.
- Around line 169-178: Update cachedVector and the configured embedder contract
or execution design so timed-out GetEmbedding work cannot indefinitely exhaust
c.permits and block later semantic recall. Preserve the eight-computation bound:
do not release a permit while embedding is still running, and ensure new
computations are not admitted until timed-out work has stopped.
Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/skillfilter.go:
- Around line 175-178: Update skillDescription to compare the trimmed summary
name with the normalized lookup name, so descriptions for names with surrounding
whitespace reach scoring and skillTokensFor. Add a regression test with a spaced
skill name and nonempty description that verifies the description reaches
scoring and is included in the CatalogTokensAfter and SavedTokens arithmetic.
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Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/options_test.go:
- Around line 35-37: The constructor tests only verify that WithTimeout is
accepted, not that its value reaches requests. Extend the public toolfilter
constructor test to use an httptest server, issue a request through the
constructed component, and assert that the server observes request-context
cancellation; verify cancellation without relying on an exact elapsed wall-clock
duration.
Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/recall_test.go:
- Around line 326-344: Update the concurrent-call test around cache.vector and
e.release to explicitly synchronize the second lookup’s arrival at the in-flight
path before releasing the embedding. Replace the timing-based assumption with a
synchronization point that proves the second waiter joined the in-flight call,
while preserving the existing completion and single-call assertions.
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plugin/toolfilter/conversation.go
plugin/toolfilter/conversation_test.go
plugin/toolfilter/options.go
plugin/toolfilter/options_test.go
plugin/toolfilter/recall.go
plugin/toolfilter/recall_test.go
plugin/toolfilter/skillfilter.go
plugin/toolfilter/skillfilter_test.go
plugin/toolfilter/toolcallback_test.go
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Match descriptions by normalized skill name and account for the original summary names and descriptions when reporting dropped token estimates. Add regression coverage for decision input and token accounting.
Leave the example calculator's non-finite arithmetic cases unchanged: it is a simple demonstration, not a general numeric library. A universal non-positive cosine cutoff needs evaluation against embedding models and data before changing recall behavior.
An embedder that ignores cancellation can exhaust permits indefinitely. Releasing a permit before that call stops would violate the concurrency bound; stronger cancellation guarantees or isolation require a separate design.
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Major · Bound the recall waiter by the embedding timeout. · recall.go:164-192
plugin/toolfilter/recall.go:164-192 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Bound the recall waiter by the embedding timeout.
When a catalog exceeds the shortlist limit, tool and skill callbacks call recallRank synchronously. cachedVector waits only for the caller context or call.done. If the configured GetEmbedding implementation ignores cancellation and never returns, call.done stays open. A normal runner execution without a run deadline can remain live indefinitely, so the invocation stays blocked instead of failing open to lexical recall. Explicit runner cancellation is a recovery path, but it requires the caller or operator to cancel the invocation.
Add a separate waiter expiry signal. Do not use workCtx.Done(), because the deferred cancel() closes that channel after a successful embedding. Keep the permit until GetEmbedding returns.
select {
case <-ctx.Done():
return nil
+ case <-call.expired:+ select {+ case <-call.done:+ v := call.vector+ if len(v) != 0 {+ cache.set(text, v)+ }+ return v+ default:+ return nil+ }
case <-call.done:
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Review comment at @plugin/toolfilter/recall.go around lines 164 - 192:
Update cachedVector and embeddingCall to give callers a separate waiter-expiry
signal bounded by embeddingTimeout; do not use workCtx.Done(), which also closes
after successful work. On expiry, return nil to let recall fall back to lexical
ranking, while ensuring a completed embedding can still be returned safely if
completion races with expiry. Keep the permit held until GetEmbedding returns.
Minor · Detach shared decision work from waiter cancellation. · runcache.go:36-51
plugin/toolfilter/runcache.go:36-51 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Detach shared decision work from waiter cancellation.
The shared computation currently uses the first caller's context. If that caller is canceled during the System One request, the request can fail and the cache can publish an untouched tool catalog, all skills, or the fallback model for the rest of the invocation. Run the shared computation with a separate bounded context. Keep the existing per-waiter select so each canceled waiter still returns promptly.
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Update the shared computation in the RunCache method using c.flight.DoChan so it
does not inherit the first caller’s context; give the shared work a separate
bounded context and use it for the underlying computation. Preserve the
per-waiter select on ctx.Done() so canceled callers still return promptly, and
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Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/recall.go:
- Around line 164-192: Update cachedVector and embeddingCall to give callers a
separate waiter-expiry signal bounded by embeddingTimeout; do not use
workCtx.Done(), which also closes after successful work. On expiry, return nil
to let recall fall back to lexical ranking, while ensuring a completed embedding
can still be returned safely if completion races with expiry. Keep the permit
held until GetEmbedding returns.
Review comments at @plugin/toolfilter/runcache.go:
- Around line 36-51: Update the shared computation in the RunCache method using
c.flight.DoChan so it does not inherit the first caller’s context; give the
shared work a separate bounded context and use it for the underlying
computation. Preserve the per-waiter select on ctx.Done() so canceled callers
still return promptly, and ensure cancellation of one waiter cannot publish
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Stop waiting after the embedding deadline even when the embedder ignores cancellation, while retaining the concurrency permit until the computation returns. Preserve completed results in the expiry race and cover the timeout behavior.
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Major · Keep candidates without vectors out of the tokenless ranking only when the… · recall.go:280-303
plugin/toolfilter/recall.go:280-303 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep candidates without vectors out of the tokenless ranking only when the catalog is unchanged.
For a tokenless message, recallRank drops any candidate whose embedding fails, times out, or cannot acquire a permit. The tool and skill consumers then hide that candidate. A missing vector is not evidence that the candidate is irrelevant. This also conflicts with the documented fail-open behavior. If every embedding fails, the turn stays untouched and all tools stay visible. If only some fail, the failed candidates are hidden.
Return nil when any candidate lacks a vector in the tokenless branch. This matches the total-failure path. Both consumers treat an empty ranking as untouched. Query-token rankings are not changed.
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if len(userTokens) == 0 {
+ if len(vectorRank) < len(candidates) {+ // A missing vector is not evidence of irrelevance. Leave the catalog unchanged.+ return nil+ }
out := make([]scoredCandidate, len(vectorRank))
for rank, cand := range vectorRank {
out[rank] = cand.candidate
The existing TestRecallRank_EmbeddingWithoutKeywordTokens asserts require.Len(t, ranked, 2) for this partial-failure case. That assertion must change to require.Empty(t, ranked).
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Review comment at @plugin/toolfilter/recall.go around lines 280 - 303:
Update recallRank so its tokenless branch returns nil when vectorRank contains
fewer candidates than candidates, leaving the catalog unchanged when any
embedding is unavailable; preserve the existing ranking behavior when all
candidates have vectors and leave query-token rankings unchanged. Update
TestRecallRank_EmbeddingWithoutKeywordTokens to expect an empty ranking for
partial embedding failure.
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- Around line 280-303: Update recallRank so its tokenless branch returns nil
when vectorRank contains fewer candidates than candidates, leaving the catalog
unchanged when any embedding is unavailable; preserve the existing ranking
behavior when all candidates have vectors and leave query-token rankings
unchanged. Update TestRecallRank_EmbeddingWithoutKeywordTokens to expect an
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When a query has no lexical tokens, leave the tool or skill catalog unchanged if any candidate embedding is unavailable. Preserve embedding ranking when all candidate vectors are available, and cover both consumers with regression tests.
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- Line 289: Update the tokenless recall completeness check around vectorRank and
candidates to exclude candidate vectors whose dimensions differ from the user
vector before counting them. Preserve existing behavior for token-bearing recall
and add a regression case with a nonempty, dimension-mismatched candidate vector
that verifies tokenless recall leaves the catalog intact.
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What changed
Add opt-in tool and skill filtering and per-invocation model routing backed by the existing System One client. Include an integration example and design notes.
Why
Large tool and skill catalogs increase model context costs, while a single model choice can be inefficient across different requests. The integrations use existing framework extension points and fail open when decisions cannot be made.
Updates #2632.
Testing
go test -race ./plugin/toolfilter -count=1(Go 1.21)go vet ./plugin/toolfiltergo build ./...(root module)go test -timeout 2m ./...(test module)go build ./decisionfilter(examples module)gofmtandgoimportschecks on the added Go filesThe root
go test -timeout 2m ./...did not pass on Windows; failures included Unix shell and/tmp-dependent tests and workspace execution tests. Linux CI validation is pending.Notes for reviewers
The package adds public filtering options and reports. Decisions are cached per invocation with bounded caches; concurrent callers share in-flight decisions. A canceled waiter fails open without canceling the shared decision, which uses the initiating caller's context. Estimated token savings are heuristic, not provider-reported usage.