feat(relay): report answer fallback in routing marks - #612
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WalkthroughThe plugin adds versioned routing mark schemas, records selected and served models with fallback status, and emits answer-call marks with outcomes and latency. Tests and documentation cover routing, answer calls, token metrics, streaming marks, and failure reporting. ChangesObservability telemetry
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds versioned routing telemetry and fallback-attempt marks. The remaining risk is limited to documenting the telemetry contract and event-emission behavior so future changes preserve the intended schema and failure semantics. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin/src/runtime.rs`:
- Around line 1188-1237: Add concise comments to the telemetry-contract tests:
in crates/switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin/src/runtime.rs lines 1188-1237, document
that answer attempts emit ordered debug marks and only successful calls emit
token metrics; at lines 882-894, document that decision marks report selected
and served models with fallback state; and at lines 1029-1030, document that
routing error marks use their stable schema name and version. Keep comments
brief and place them with the corresponding tests.
- Line 355: Update the documentation for emit_event to describe that it emits
routing events through Relay, mark schemas use the mark name and version 1, and
emission failures are logged without propagating. Keep the implementation
unchanged.
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[P2] call_index can report the wrong execution order. The new answer-mark path assigns indexes in RunObservation delivery order (runtime.rs). However, the client deliberately buffers the observation that became the answer and emits it after every other routing observation (run.rs (line 124)). For example, advisor_gate can call the executor first, consult a reviewer second, and return the executor’s response; telemetry will number the reviewer as call 1 and the executor as call 2. That contradicts the PR’s promise that call_index represents call order. The observation layer should preserve original sequence—likely by retaining an index or marking the matching observation in place—before this field becomes part of the version-1 schema. |
Signed-off-by: Alex Fournier <afournier@nvidia.com>
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Good catch. Fixed in 4a7f580 by classifying the answer observation in place, so it keeps its original call order. I added a focused test for the answer-then-judge case too. |
Why
The routing decision currently records the model Switchyard selected, while the Relay LLM span records the model that eventually answered. If the selected model fails and Switchyard falls back, neither record explains the difference, and the failed answer attempt is not visible.
This makes the complete serving path visible without changing routing, retries, fallback, responses, or metrics.
What changed
switchyard.routing.decisionserved_modelandfallback_usedfields.switchyard.routing.llm_callTrace shape
Before, fallback has to be inferred from the selected model and the outer response:
After, both answer attempts and the final serving path are explicit:
With an agent scope, Relay parents the LLM span and Switchyard marks into one trace. The smoke harness used for these screenshots had no agent scope, so Phoenix displays them as separate roots.
Live Phoenix result
Before
The decision records
model/weak, while the successful LLM span reportsmodel/strong. There is no fallback field or failed-attempt mark.After
The decision reports the selected and served models and
fallback_used = true. Two answer-call marks showmodel/weakfailing beforemodel/strongsucceeds.Answer-candidate attempt details
Contract notes
served_modelandfallback_usedarenullwhen serving metadata is unavailable.outcome = okand latency cover creation of the upstream stream. Later stream failures continue throughswitchyard.routing.error.Testing
model/weakreturned HTTP 503,model/strongsucceeded, and the resulting marks were verified in Phoenix.fallback_used = false.Summary by CodeRabbit