[Performance] Improve engine and coordinator performance - #454
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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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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe 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. ChangesExecution planning
Async execution
JSONPath access
Lease renewal scheduling
Metadata and type utilities
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 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. Sequence Diagram(s)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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osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/executor/executor.py (1)
234-243: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the captured
call_nodein the final success check.The outer condition already proves that
call_nodeis aCallExecutor. The nested condition readschain.executoragain after execution. Use the captured executor for consistent metric classification.
CallExecutor.execute_asyncis available on the captured object.Suggested change
- if execution_result.is_ok() and chain.executor and chain.executor.execute_async: + if execution_result.is_ok() and call_node.execute_async:[scratchpad_end] -->
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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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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 valueBuild the loader inside one conditional block.
futuresis bound only inside the firstif 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.♻️ Proposed refactor
- 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)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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165-170: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider making plan compilation failures non-fatal.
The code falls back to the graph scheduler only when
find_unclosed_sourcereturns a diagnostic. IfExecutionPlan.from_graphraises (for example, aKeyErrorfrom a source without a stored dependency chain),compile_execution_graphfails 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)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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19-26: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert 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 omitsvaluefrom__slots__can pass.Assert the exact state tuple, verify a
__getstate__and__setstate__round trip, and check that the returned class containsvaluein__slots__. Also assert thattuple_inputsis non-empty before usingall(...).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,)Also applies to: 29-40, 43-61
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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.
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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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In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/ast/tests/test_grammar.py`:
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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.
Why
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, and3b6b3fbprovides most of the performance benefit in this PR. Commit3b6b3fbactivates 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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386518e— Cache argument metadata per subclassArgumentsBasecaches to retain metadata for multiple subclasses. Added a test that switches subclasses and then reuses the first result.bbb8d7fadds a finite 1,024-entry limit to these caches.b0cff8d— Skip duplicate source enqueue workenqueue_source()now returns when an Import or Require already activated that source.4fdd7c3— Retry failed source enqueue9c79409— Cover duplicate activation in the async executor28eb66c— Cache keyword nullabilitykwarg_can_be_none(cls, name). Added tests for cache hits across repeated calls.87e45bd— Compile simple JSON paths to direct accessorsjsonpath_rw.45ee99c— Use identity hashing for dependency chainsDependencyChain. Equality and hashing now use object identity.472bd2c— Reuse an unset-result placeholderErr(None)placeholder in each executor instead of allocating one before every node execution.c35855a— Remove unused execution sets_pending_executionsand_visited_executionsfromExecutionContext.ec6a2d7— Build metric tags only when usedCallExecutorreference for timing and result metrics.4cd4556— Reuse resolved arguments when a batch does not form5b6b344— Cache call argument mappingsCallnode.ad1f8edmakes the cached mapping immutable.621618c— Resolve assignment values onceExecutionContext.resolved_result().AssignExecutornow uses one result for output extraction and failure propagation.71c277e— Make async cache cancellation safec9a309e— Bound coordinator lease-renewal work52ba2cd— Compile immutable execution planse90ed3e— Add compact execution-plan state3b6b3fb— Execute full graphs from immutable plansExecutionContextnow uses plan state when a graph has a plan. It retains the legacy topological sorter when no plan is available.c1b72e3— Harden plan invariants and tuple creation03005b2— Avoid tuple resizing in remaining engine pathsad1f8ed— Fix validated review findingsAnyannotations, improves test names, and reuses the captured call node.bbb8d7f— Address remaining review findingsfd0702d— Fix intentional mutation type checkMappingcontract rejects so it can verify the runtimeTypeErrorguard.efe4768— Fix code-quality review findingspassblocks.Test plan
efe4768.The advisory Rust clippy command still reports existing repository warnings.
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