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The engine repeats stable work for each action and node. Some scheduler paths also rebuild state that the compiled graph already contains.

Async cancellation can interrupt shared cache work. Large lease-renewal queues can delay other coordinator work.

This PR reduces those costs while it preserves the existing execution results and the legacy scheduler fallback.

Main performance impact

The immutable execution-plan scheduler in commits 52ba2cd, e90ed3e, and 3b6b3fb provides most of the performance benefit in this PR. Commit 3b6b3fb activates the optimized path. The first two commits compile the immutable graph indexes and add compact per-action scheduler state.

This series moves predecessor, successor, and source indexing out of per-action execution. It also replaces repeated DAG and topological-sort bookkeeping with indexed arrays and a ready queue. The other commits provide smaller reductions in repeated lookups, argument resolution, tag construction, and allocations.

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  1. 386518e — Cache argument metadata per subclass

    • What: Changed three one-entry ArgumentsBase caches to retain metadata for multiple subclasses. Added a test that switches subclasses and then reuses the first result.
    • Why: A shared one-entry cache evicted metadata each time argument resolution moved to a different UDF class. This caused repeated type-hint inspection.
    • Follow-up: Commit bbb8d7f adds a finite 1,024-entry limit to these caches.
  2. b0cff8d — Skip duplicate source enqueue work

    • What: Added a per-execution set of active sources. enqueue_source() now returns when an Import or Require already activated that source.
    • Why: Duplicate activation repeated dependency-chain lookup and DAG preparation for an immutable compiled source.
  3. 4fdd7c3 — Retry failed source enqueue

    • What: Moved the active-source marker after successful DAG preparation. Added a regression test for a failed first activation and a successful retry.
    • Why: An early marker could suppress all retries after a transient activation failure.
  4. 9c79409 — Cover duplicate activation in the async executor

    • What: Replaced duplicate mock coverage with an async execution test. The test activates one source through both Import and Require.
    • Why: The end-to-end executor path proves one lookup and one result for the shared source.
  5. 28eb66c — Cache keyword nullability

    • What: Added an LRU cache to kwarg_can_be_none(cls, name). Added tests for cache hits across repeated calls.
    • Why: Argument resolution repeatedly ran the same optional-type inspection for each UDF call.
  6. 87e45bd — Compile simple JSON paths to direct accessors

    • What: Detects plain field chains during path parsing. These paths use direct key access, while complex expressions continue through jsonpath_rw.
    • Why: Simple field reads do not need the JSONPath interpreter for every action.
    • Compatibility: Tests cover missing fields, null values, coercion, equality, representation, wildcards, and delegated complex paths.
  7. 45ee99c — Use identity hashing for dependency chains

    • What: Disabled structural dataclass equality for DependencyChain. Equality and hashing now use object identity.
    • Why: Structural hashing recursively traversed the complete dependency closure. The graph already uses chain identity as its node identity.
    • Compatibility: Tests prove that one chain remains a stable key and distinct chains remain distinct.
  8. 472bd2c — Reuse an unset-result placeholder

    • What: Added one module-level Err(None) placeholder in each executor instead of allocating one before every node execution.
    • Why: Every execution overwrites this unobserved value. The result container is not mutated in place.
  9. c35855a — Remove unused execution sets

    • What: Removed _pending_executions and _visited_executions from ExecutionContext.
    • Why: The repository only created these sets. No code read or updated them.
  10. ec6a2d7 — Build metric tags only when used

    • What: Moved node-tag creation into a memoized closure. Reused one narrowed CallExecutor reference for timing and result metrics.
    • Why: Successful synchronous nodes did not consume the eight tags or their formatted strings.
    • Compatibility: Tests verify the exact tags for asynchronous success and synchronous failure.
  11. 4cd4556 — Reuse resolved arguments when a batch does not form

    • What: Passes resolved arguments from batch discovery into native async execution when the batch is below its minimum size.
    • Why: The fallback path resolved the same arguments twice for one chain and action.
    • Compatibility: Resolution failures keep their old path. Tests cover successful fallback, failures, native async UDFs, and legacy batch UDFs.
  12. 5b6b344 — Cache call argument mappings

    • What: Added a cached property for the name-to-expression mapping on each parsed Call node.
    • Why: Parsed calls are stable, but validators and executors rebuilt the same dictionary for each lookup.
    • Follow-up: Commit ad1f8ed makes the cached mapping immutable.
  13. 621618c — Resolve assignment values once

    • What: Added ExecutionContext.resolved_result(). AssignExecutor now uses one result for output extraction and failure propagation.
    • Why: Assignment execution previously resolved and converted the same dependency twice.
    • Compatibility: Tests verify one lookup, successful extraction, conversion, and failed-value propagation.
  14. 71c277e — Make async cache cancellation safe

    • What: Replaced single-value cache waiters with shared tasks. Added shielded waits, tracked batch loaders, key de-duplication, and result-count validation.
    • Why: Cancellation of one waiter must not cancel shared external-service work for other waiters.
    • Compatibility: Tests cover owner and waiter cancellation, replacement reads, cached failures, batch failures, garbage collection, and duplicate keys.
  15. c9a309e — Bound coordinator lease-renewal work

    • What: Processes one acknowledgement batch per renewal tick. Computes an interval that covers the configured message capacity before the buffered deadline.
    • Why: One large renewal action could monopolize the manager loop and delay message intake.
    • Validation: Rust tests cover queue retention, repeated windows, acknowledgements, interval limits, and multi-tick completion.
  16. 52ba2cd — Compile immutable execution plans

    • What: Added an immutable plan with chain indexes, predecessor indexes, successor indexes, and source-to-chain indexes. Compilation stores one plan on the graph.
    • Why: These relationships are stable after graph compilation. Per-action scheduling should not rebuild them.
    • Validation: Tests verify immutability, stable indexes, source coverage, and periodic yields during large compilations.
  17. e90ed3e — Add compact execution-plan state

    • What: Added per-action active flags, remaining-predecessor counts, activation order, and a ready queue over the shared plan.
    • Why: Each action needs isolated mutable state, but it can share the compiled graph structure.
    • Compatibility: Randomized tests compare planned scheduling with the legacy topological sorter.
  18. 3b6b3fb — Execute full graphs from immutable plans

    • What: ExecutionContext now uses plan state when a graph has a plan. It retains the legacy topological sorter when no plan is available.
    • Why: This change applies the precompiled indexes to normal synchronous and asynchronous execution.
    • Compatibility: Tests compare planned and legacy failures, batches, dynamic source selection, duplicate activation, and concurrent action isolation.
  19. c1b72e3 — Harden plan invariants and tuple creation

    • What: Detects sources with missing predecessors and retains the legacy scheduler for those graphs. Adds detailed late-activation diagnostics.
    • What: Materializes selected generator inputs before tuple creation in graph and plan paths.
    • Why: Invalid plans need a safe fallback. Explicit intermediate lists prevent observable partial tuples during nested construction.
    • Validation: Tests cover invalid plans, activation failures, scheduler state isolation, and tuple construction.
  20. 03005b2 — Avoid tuple resizing in remaining engine paths

    • What: Materializes values before tuple construction in argument hashing and slotted-dataclass state helpers.
    • Why: This completes the generic tuple-safety work outside the new scheduler.
    • Validation: Tests observe tuple inputs for dependency chains, argument hashes, state methods, and slots.
  21. ad1f8ed — Fix validated review findings

    • What: Removes cancelled batch futures from matching cache entries. Makes cached call arguments immutable.
    • What: Narrows async executor types, removes new Any annotations, improves test names, and reuses the captured call node.
    • Why: These fixes prevent permanent cancelled cache entries, protect cached AST data, and keep static checking precise.
  22. bbb8d7f — Address remaining review findings

    • What: Bounds all argument metadata caches at 1,024 entries. Adds direct extra-argument cache tests and stronger tuple state tests.
    • Why: A finite bound prevents unknown names or temporary subclasses from remaining in the cache without a limit.
    • Validation: Tests verify repeated cache hits, state round trips, exact state values, and generated slots.
  23. fd0702d — Fix intentional mutation type check

    • What: Adds a narrow mypy suppression to the indexed assignment in the immutable argument-mapping mutation test.
    • Why: The test must perform an assignment that the static Mapping contract rejects so it can verify the runtime TypeError guard.
    • Validation: The direct mypy check, focused test, Ruff, and all pre-commit hooks passed.
  24. efe4768 — Fix code-quality review findings

    • What: Captures two intentionally ignored cancelled-task results and replaces two protocol ellipsis bodies with pass blocks.
    • Why: These statements preserve the test and protocol behavior while they remove four no-effect statement findings.
    • Validation: The 25 async cache tests, three tuple-state tests, direct mypy, Ruff, and all pre-commit hooks passed.

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  • Pre-commit, Ruff, formatting, mypy, ESLint, UI formatting, and fawltydeps passed.
  • Rust formatting, Rust compilation, and all 61 coordinator tests passed.
  • All GitHub checks passed on efe4768.
  • The metadata, message, per-commit patch, and aggregate public-scope audits passed.
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added optimized execution planning for more predictable dependency scheduling.
    • Improved asynchronous batch execution to prevent duplicate argument resolution.
    • Added faster handling for simple nested JSON field lookups.
    • Enhanced asynchronous external-service caching with batching, deduplication, cancellation handling, and error recovery.
    • Added adaptive lease-renewal scheduling for streaming workloads.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved failure propagation, retries, metrics, and dynamic source activation.
    • Prevented accidental mutation of call arguments.
    • Preserved correct handling of missing and null JSON fields.

cmttt and others added 5 commits August 14, 2026 19:53
kwarg_can_be_none is a pure function of (cls, name) that calls
typing_inspect on every invocation, but it runs in the per-call UDF
argument resolution hot path. Its siblings is_extra_arguments_allowed
and get_extra_arguments_values_type already cache with
lru_cache(maxsize=None); apply the same decoration here.
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The PR adds immutable execution-plan scheduling, native async argument reuse, task-backed external-service caching, direct JSON field-chain traversal, dynamic lease renewal timing, metric-tag memoization, and metadata cache updates. It adds regression tests for these execution paths and utility changes.

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Execution planning

Layer / File(s) Summary
Execution-plan compilation and scheduling
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_plan.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_graph.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/dependency_chain.py
Execution graphs compile immutable plans with source and dependency indexes. Planned state activates sources, queues ready chains, and preserves legacy fallback.
Execution-context integration
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_context.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/node_executor/assign_executor.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/tests/*
Execution contexts select planned or legacy scheduling. Node resolution preserves failures and applies successful conversions once. Tests cover scheduler parity, retries, identity, and failure propagation.

Async execution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Pre-resolved async execution
osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/executor.py, osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/tests/test_async_executor.py
Batch discovery retains resolved arguments and native async tasks reuse them. Tests cover resolution counts, failures, parity, and source activation.
Task-backed external-service cache
osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/lib/external_service.py, osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/tests/test_external_service.py
Single and batch loads use shielded tasks, deduplicate keys, validate results, propagate errors, and track loader lifecycle. Tests cover cancellation, replacement, TTL, and batch failures.

JSONPath access

Layer / File(s) Summary
Field-chain path handling
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/stdlib/udfs/json_utils.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/stdlib/udfs/tests/*
Plain field chains use direct traversal. Other paths continue through jsonpath_rw, with tests for missing values and compatibility.

Lease renewal scheduling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Dynamic renewal scheduling
osprey_coordinator/src/pub_sub_streaming_pull/streaming_pull_manager.rs, osprey_coordinator/src/pub_sub_streaming_pull/message_ack_queue.rs, osprey_coordinator/Cargo.toml
Lease renewal derives intervals from flow-control capacity and processes one due batch per manager tick. Paused-time tests cover timing and batching behavior.

Metadata and type utilities

Layer / File(s) Summary
AST and argument metadata caching
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/ast/grammar.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/udf/arguments.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/*/tests/*
AST argument mappings and UDF argument metadata use reusable bounded caches.
Explicit tuple inputs and execution metrics
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/types.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/executor.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/tests/test_types.py, osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/tests/test_executor.py
Tuple construction uses explicit lists. Execution uses an unset-result sentinel and memoized metric tags.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to efe47

The new execution-plan path can fail graph compilation instead of falling back to the legacy scheduler when plan construction encounters an unexpected error, potentially preventing affected executions from starting. Merge should wait for this handling to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ExecutionGraph
  participant ExecutionPlan
  participant ExecutionContext
  participant DependencyChain
  ExecutionGraph->>ExecutionPlan: Compile immutable indexes and edges
  ExecutionContext->>ExecutionPlan: Activate source
  ExecutionPlan->>ExecutionContext: Return ready dependency chains
  ExecutionContext->>DependencyChain: Execute and complete chain
  DependencyChain-->>ExecutionPlan: Mark chain complete
  ExecutionPlan-->>ExecutionContext: Queue newly ready successors
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  • roostorg/osprey#341: This PR refines the async executor flow introduced by that PR, including batching and argument resolution.

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osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/executor.py (1)

234-243: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use the captured call_node in the final success check.

The outer condition already proves that call_node is a CallExecutor. The nested condition reads chain.executor again after execution. Use the captured executor for consistent metric classification.

CallExecutor.execute_async is available on the captured object.

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-            if execution_result.is_ok() and chain.executor and chain.executor.execute_async:
+            if execution_result.is_ok() and call_node.execute_async:

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In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/executor.py` around lines 234 - 243,
Update the nested success condition in the execution metrics logic to check
call_node.execute_async instead of rereading chain.executor.execute_async.
Preserve the existing execution_result.is_ok() and success metric behavior while
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In `@osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/executor.py`:
- Around line 233-243: In the native async UDF execution path around the
semaphore block, narrow or validate chain.executor before assigning it to
CallExecutor, then narrow call_executor._udf to the appropriate AsyncUDFBase
type before use. Remove the blanket type-check suppressions, and only retain a
narrowly targeted ignore with an invariant-specific justification if the type
system cannot express the required distinction between AsyncUDFBase and
AsyncBatchableUDFBase.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/tests/test_executor.py`:
- Around line 798-817: The helper _sole_call_for_metric must not return Any.
Replace its annotation with the project-supported concrete mock-call type, or
define a minimal protocol exposing the args and kwargs fields used by the metric
assertions, without adding type ignores.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/udf/arguments.py`:
- Around line 318-324: Add direct tests for the extra-argument cache methods on
a test subclass declaring extra_arguments as dict[str, int]. Assert
is_extra_arguments_allowed() returns True and get_extra_arguments_values_type()
returns int, then repeat both calls and verify their cache-hit counts increase.
- Around line 268-269: Bound the caches used by kwarg_can_be_none and the items
method on ArgumentsBase so distinct unknown argument names and subclasses cannot
be retained indefinitely. Replace unbounded caching with an appropriate finite
limit or explicit invalidation while preserving cache behavior, and add coverage
for extra-argument cache paths.

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In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/executor.py`:
- Around line 234-243: Update the nested success condition in the execution
metrics logic to check call_node.execute_async instead of rereading
chain.executor.execute_async. Preserve the existing execution_result.is_ok() and
success metric behavior while using the already captured CallExecutor instance.
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cmttt and others added 15 commits August 15, 2026 00:45
JsonData and EntityJson parse each path during UDF construction. Each message then uses the jsonpath_rw interpreter for the lookup.

parse_path now detects a plain field chain from the parsed syntax tree. It returns a FieldChainPath that contains the field keys.

get_from_data uses direct subscripts for a FieldChainPath. Other path forms continue to use jsonpath_rw.

The fast path preserves null values and missing-path errors while it removes interpreter work from simple field lookups.
DependencyChain used the hash function that the frozen dataclass generated. This function recursively hashed the complete dependency closure.

ExecutionGraph creates one executor object for each chain. It also reuses the same chain object for cached load nodes.

Use object identity for equality and hashing. This change makes each hash operation constant-time without a behavior change in supported construction paths.

Focused tests verify that distinct chains stay distinct. They also verify that a chain remains a valid dictionary key.
Every node execution allocated a throwaway Err(None) as a default
NodeResult before the try-block, always overwritten before it could
be observed. Replace it with a shared module-level singleton in each
executor module, since NodeResult (Ok/Err from the result package) is
never mutated in place.
_pending_executions and _visited_executions on ExecutionContext were
only ever declared and initialized to an empty set; nothing in the
repo reads or writes them.
_wrapped_execution built the 8-tag/3-f-string metric_tags list for every
node execution, but it's only read on the execute_async timing branch and
the finally block's CallExecutor/exception paths. Defer the build to a
memoized closure so sync, non-erroring nodes (the majority) skip it
entirely. Also hoists the repeated isinstance(chain.executor, CallExecutor)
check into a single call_node local. Tag content and emission sites are
unchanged.
When a batchable async UDF chain's batch group ends up below the minimum
size, it falls through to the singleton async path (_execute_async_udf),
which called resolve_arguments() a second time for the same chain in the
same message. Thread the already-resolved Arguments through instead of
discarding them, skipping the duplicate resolution.

Failure semantics are unchanged: a resolve_arguments failure while
computing the routing key is still handled entirely inside
_enqueue_batches (chain resolved to Err(None), never reaches
_execute_async_udf), so this only affects the success path.
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osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/lib/external_service.py (1)

152-166: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Build the loader inside one conditional block.

futures is bound only inside the first if non_cached_keys: block and read inside the second block at Line 165. The code is correct, but the split makes the binding non-obvious to readers and to static analysis. Merge the two blocks and keep the cache reads in between.

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-        if non_cached_keys:
-            futures = []
-            for key in non_cached_keys:
-                future = self._make_future()
-                self._cache[key] = (future, self._get_cache_expiration_datetime(), False)
-                futures.append(future)
-        futures_by_key = {key: self._cache[key][0] for key in keys}
-        if non_cached_keys:
-            loader = self._make_batch_loader(non_cached_keys, futures)
-            await asyncio.shield(loader)
+        futures: list[asyncio.Future[ValueT]] = []
+        for key in non_cached_keys:
+            future = self._make_future()
+            self._cache[key] = (future, self._get_cache_expiration_datetime(), False)
+            futures.append(future)
+        futures_by_key = {key: self._cache[key][0] for key in keys}
+        if non_cached_keys:
+            loader = self._make_batch_loader(non_cached_keys, futures)
+            await asyncio.shield(loader)
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In `@osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/lib/external_service.py` around
lines 152 - 166, Merge the two non_cached_keys conditional blocks in the
cache-loading flow, keeping the cache reads and futures_by_key construction
between them as required; instead, create the futures, loader via
_make_batch_loader, and await asyncio.shield(loader) within a single if
non_cached_keys block so futures has an obvious binding scope.
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_graph.py (1)

165-170: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider making plan compilation failures non-fatal.

The code falls back to the graph scheduler only when find_unclosed_source returns a diagnostic. If ExecutionPlan.from_graph raises (for example, a KeyError from a source without a stored dependency chain), compile_execution_graph fails and no graph is produced. The legacy scheduler path is still fully functional, so an unexpected plan build error can degrade instead of block.

♻️ Proposed fallback on plan build errors
-    execution_plan = ExecutionPlan.from_graph(instance)
-    plan_error = execution_plan.find_unclosed_source()
-    if plan_error is None:
-        instance._execution_plan = execution_plan
-    else:
-        logger.error('Execution plan is invalid. The graph scheduler will run: %s', plan_error)
+    try:
+        execution_plan = ExecutionPlan.from_graph(instance)
+        plan_error = execution_plan.find_unclosed_source()
+    except Exception:
+        logger.exception('Execution plan compilation failed. The graph scheduler will run.')
+    else:
+        if plan_error is None:
+            instance._execution_plan = execution_plan
+        else:
+            logger.error('Execution plan is invalid. The graph scheduler will run: %s', plan_error)
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In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_graph.py` around lines 165
- 170, Update compile_execution_graph around ExecutionPlan.from_graph so
plan-construction exceptions are caught and treated as non-fatal, logging the
failure and continuing without assigning an execution plan so the graph
scheduler can run. Preserve the existing find_unclosed_source diagnostic
fallback behavior.
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/tests/test_types.py (1)

19-26: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the state and slot contract.

These tests only inspect the type of values passed to tuple(). A regression that returns the wrong state value, skips __setstate__, or omits value from __slots__ can pass.

Assert the exact state tuple, verify a __getstate__ and __setstate__ round trip, and check that the returned class contains value in __slots__. Also assert that tuple_inputs is non-empty before using all(...).

Based on the PR objective, the changed contract includes preserving state values and slot values; test those results directly.

Proposed test strengthening
-    assert len(getstate(Instance())) == 1
+    instance = Instance()
+    assert getstate(instance) == (instance.value,)

-    types_module.add_slots(Value)
+    slotted_value = types_module.add_slots(Value)
+    instance = slotted_value(value=object())
+    assert "value" in slotted_value.__slots__
+    assert instance.__getstate__() == (instance.value,)

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In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/tests/test_types.py` around lines 19 -
26, Strengthen test_add_state_functions_does_not_pass_a_generator_to_tuple and
the related tests to assert tuple_inputs is non-empty and contains the exact
expected state tuple, then verify __getstate__/__setstate__ preserve state
through a round trip. Also assert the class produced by _add_state_functions
includes value in __slots__, covering both state and slot contracts.
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Inline comments:
In `@osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/lib/external_service.py`:
- Around line 102-120: Update _load_batch so cancelled futures are removed from
self._cache for their corresponding keys before cancelling them. Preserve the
existing future cancellation and CancelledError propagation, and ensure only
affected cache entries are evicted.

In `@osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/tests/test_external_service.py`:
- Around line 369-378: Rename test_batch_error_is_not_cached to
test_batch_error_is_cached so its name matches the asserted single service call
and reused failed result; preserve the existing assertions and test behavior.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/ast/grammar.py`:
- Around line 421-424: The cached argument mapping exposed by
_argument_dict_cached and returned through argument_dict() must not be directly
mutable. Change the return contract to Mapping[str, Expression} backed by an
immutable mapping, or return a fresh copy if callers require mutation, while
preserving argument lookup behavior; add regression tests covering attempted
mutations and subsequent lookups.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/tests/test_execution_plan.py`:
- Around line 74-81: Add a concise justification to the existing arg-type
suppression in the DependencyChain construction, explaining that the test-only
_PlanExecutor stub is intentionally supplied where BaseNodeExecutor is expected;
keep the suppression narrowly scoped and do not alter execution behavior.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/tests/test_types.py`:
- Line 3: Replace Any with object in the test’s Value.value annotation, then
remove the now-unused typing.Any import from test_types.py.

Apply the same fix in
`@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/tests/test_executor.py` around lines
871 - 876: The executor test contains the same Any-based typing issue.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@osprey_async_worker/src/osprey/async_worker/lib/external_service.py`:
- Around line 152-166: Merge the two non_cached_keys conditional blocks in the
cache-loading flow, keeping the cache reads and futures_by_key construction
between them as required; instead, create the futures, loader via
_make_batch_loader, and await asyncio.shield(loader) within a single if
non_cached_keys block so futures has an obvious binding scope.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/execution_graph.py`:
- Around line 165-170: Update compile_execution_graph around
ExecutionPlan.from_graph so plan-construction exceptions are caught and treated
as non-fatal, logging the failure and continuing without assigning an execution
plan so the graph scheduler can run. Preserve the existing find_unclosed_source
diagnostic fallback behavior.

In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/utils/tests/test_types.py`:
- Around line 19-26: Strengthen
test_add_state_functions_does_not_pass_a_generator_to_tuple and the related
tests to assert tuple_inputs is non-empty and contains the exact expected state
tuple, then verify __getstate__/__setstate__ preserve state through a round
trip. Also assert the class produced by _add_state_functions includes value in
__slots__, covering both state and slot contracts.
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Addressed the current CodeRabbit review in bbb8d7f.

  • Fixed all nine inline findings.
  • Bounded the argument metadata caches and added direct cache coverage.
  • Strengthened the tuple state and slot tests.

Two summary suggestions did not require code changes:

  • A broad except Exception around plan compilation would hide invariant and programming errors. The existing fallback handles invalid completed plans.
  • The split batch-loader blocks preserve the required cache read between future creation and loader startup. The current scope is explicit and passes static analysis.

The full isolated suite passed all 1,308 collected tests. Pre-commit, Ruff, mypy, and diff checks also passed.

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The immutable argument mapping test intentionally performs an indexed assignment to verify its runtime guard. Add a narrow mypy suppression with a specific justification so the direct type check and repository hooks pass.
Capture intentionally ignored await results and use statement blocks for protocol method placeholders. These changes preserve the test behavior and remove no-effect statement findings.
@cmttt cmttt changed the title Improve engine and coordinator performance [Performance] Improve engine and coordinator performance Aug 15, 2026
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