feat: improve routing latency and provider readiness#111
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- Add routing replay simulator for strategy comparison - Add provider network quality heartbeats and routing penalties - Add Swift provider lifecycle telemetry and capacity fidelity - Tighten first-response deadlines for faster invisible retries - Prewarm standby Swift providers for redundant ready nodes
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Summary
rtt_ms,jitter_ms, reconnects, write failures, write latency) and route away from degraded links.active_tokens, pending/active counts, TTFT/total timings).load_modelprewarm hints to cold standby Swift providers so redundant nodes are ready if the primary is not.Why
Goal is OpenRouter-facing sub-5s TTFT even when a selected provider is cold/unhealthy. Swift gets ~3s cold and ~300ms warm, so the coordinator should be the timing authority: quickly retry before writing the HTTP response, penalize bad paths, and keep standby providers warming.
Tests
cd coordinator && go test ./...cd provider-swift && swift test --filter 'NetworkQuality|BatchSchedulerTelemetry|ProtocolTests|CoordinatorClient'cd provider-swift && swift build -c releaseNote: full
swift testhits an existing live MLX/metallib environment failure (Failed to load the default metallib) in live integration tests; focused non-live suites and release build pass.