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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrowly scoped server performance optimization that preserves projection contents, paging behavior, cursors, and response semantics while avoiding full JSON serialization when text size already proves overflow. The accompanying tests cover encoding boundaries and duplicated timeline data, with no product-default, schema, infrastructure, or static-analysis changes. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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660-696: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win**Add an assertion that proves the early exit runs**
The current assertions check only the final result. Removing
timelineTextExceedsBudgetwould still let the exactbytesOfJson(projection)fallback produce the same result, so these tests would pass without protecting the serialization-avoidance behavior.The
6_000case exercises the early exit for local rows and for inherited rows except the unpaired-surrogate case, whose text length is 4,096 code units. Add a focusedJSON.stringifyspy and assert that the full projection is not serialized. This is a useful regression check for this PR's specific performance behavior, not only an optional result assertion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 660-696: Add a focused JSON.stringify spy to the boundary test
around buildBoundedThreadProjection and assert that the full projection is not
serialized on the 6,000-byte early-exit cases. Ensure the assertion covers only
text inputs that actually trigger timelineTextExceedsBudget, including both
local and inherited rows, and does not rely solely on the unchanged final
result.
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Added serialization assertions to the existing boundary cases in b6cd417. They check that the complete projection is not serialized when the text lower bound proves overflow, and that the exact fallback runs otherwise, including inherited unpaired-surrogate text. The spy is restored in Removing the shortcut makes all four encoding cases fail the new assertion. With it restored, all 68 focused paging, wire-projection and thread-stream tests pass. Server typecheck and targeted lint/format also pass. Production code is unchanged. |
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Note Written by Hi! We are cleaning up open PRs, and this one does not say which model or harness was used to create it. If this change is really important, we recommend rebuilding the PR with a newer model and noting the model and harness in the PR description. |
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Replaced by #18072, which names the model and harness. The code is unchanged. |
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Note Written by Reopening, this was closed by mistake. Sorry for the noise! |
Problem
A bounded snapshot still serializes its complete projection to calculate
payloadBudgetExceededwhen control state fits the byte budget. Large retained messages can already prove overflow, but the server allocates and encodes the timeline anyway. Local timeline items appear twice in this projection before wire compaction.Change
Use text lengths as a conservative lower bound on encoded bytes. Count text in
visibleTurnItemsandturnItems, including both local copies. If the sum exceeds the budget, report overflow immediately. Otherwise retain the exact JSON byte calculation.Page selection, complete turns, cursors, response fields and validation stay unchanged. No dependencies or migrations.
Scope and approval
Focused follow-up to #17387's overflow calculation, independent of #17406's ancestor-query optimization. Related #16819 and #15794 address page-selection limits; this change preserves those limits and optimizes the final overflow check.
Verification
A synthetic read-only SQLite comparison used Node 24.21.0 and Effect 4.0.1. The large-message case retains ten 1 MiB assistant messages. Timed work includes SQL, validated decoding, wire projection, bounding, schema encoding and JSON serialization. Startup, hashing, network transport and client rendering are outside request timing. Hashing remains included in batch CPU.
Changes of 3% or less are treated as no clear change in this comparison. This is a practical reporting threshold, not a statistical margin of error. A larger change must still exceed measured variability.
Peak RSS did not improve. Four ordinary controls stayed within the preset 5% latency/CPU regression limit; their differences do not establish a speedup.
Each case used four warmup pairs and 15 alternating measured pairs, with ten requests per arm per pair. The target's paired median saving was 17.92 ms; paired-delta median absolute deviation was 1.13 ms. RSS used three alternating pairs of fresh processes, each with ten warmup and 80 measured requests. All 2,440 responses matched exactly, including flags and cursors; fixtures were unchanged.
The measured baseline was
8ba4bdb1f6, including the independent #17406 optimization, plus this exact patch for the candidate. The final branch was rebased onto43f8a8de17with byte-identical affected source/tests. This does not measure performance against current main or establish a production/UI speedup.Real-client rendering was not measured. The full repository suite was not run locally; upstream CI passed on
b6cd4175db.68 tests passed on the final branch. New coverage checks exact budget boundaries for ASCII, JSON escapes, Unicode, unpaired surrogates, inherited/local rows, and combined duplicated text while preserving complete turns and cursors.
Focused test command
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/threadHistoryPaging.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/WireProjection.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStream.test.tsGPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex.