feat(jev): FamilyThenDecide strategy over the evaluator seam - #19
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The evaluator first picks the candidates' family (one small choice over toolkits and packs), then decides among every member of the top families, one evaluation per family run concurrently, so a paraphrase is judged semantically at both steps instead of being lost by a lexical shortlist. A family larger than one choice is cut to fit by the configured retriever. JevRequest gains optional instructions for the family question; JevRanking reports the chosen families. Default strategy unchanged. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Client->>JevRanker: rank_detailed intent and candidates
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FamilyStrategy->>JevEvaluator: select applicable families
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FamilyStrategy->>JevEvaluator: evaluate selected family members
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FamilyStrategy-->>JevRanker: ranking with family and hit scores
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…enDecide Resolves the ToolSearched conflict by keeping both sides: the query is recorded only under RunPolicy::capture.tool_io (main) and the event carries the ranker, confidence, fallback, shadow ranking and latency (this branch). Points vendor/tinytools at tinyhumansai/tinytools#19 (main + the family strategy) and bumps every tinytools pin to 0.4.1. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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| let sample: Vec<String> = members | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .take(FAMILY_SAMPLE) | ||
| .map(|m| m.key.to_ascii_lowercase().replace('_', " ")) |
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RankCandidate::key is explicitly an opaque caller-owned identifier, while summary is the text the ranker is supposed to judge. When keys are UUIDs or otherwise nonsemantic and the family name alone does not describe its capabilities, this first-stage option contains no usable description of what the family does, so the evaluator can choose the wrong family or none before the relevant candidate reaches stage two. Build the sample from the members' clipped summaries rather than only transforming their keys.
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| /// What the options are and how to choose among them, when the ranker | ||
| /// asks something other than "which tool accomplishes the request" — the | ||
| /// family stage of [`JevStrategy::FamilyThenDecide`] asks which *group* | ||
| /// of tools applies. `None` is the evaluator's default tool wording. | ||
| pub instructions: Option<String>, |
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Adding this required field to the public JevRequest struct breaks every downstream struct literal that was valid against 0.4.1; the new JevRanking field and exhaustively matched JevStrategy variant create similar compatibility concerns. Because the workspace version remains 0.4.1, consumers can receive a compile-breaking API under the same pre-1.0 minor line; bump it to 0.5.0 or preserve the old construction surface.
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| empty.choice_confidence = decision.choice_confidence; | ||
| return Ok(Chosen::Nothing(empty)); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(Chosen::Families(ordered)) |
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For a successful multi-family route, this return keeps only the selected names and probabilities, discarding the routing decision's input_tokens. The final ranking consequently sums only the second-stage requests—for example, three evaluator calls reporting 100 tokens each produce input_tokens == Some(200)—so hosts using this documented billed-token field undercount every FamilyThenDecide request that performs the family stage.
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In `@crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs`:
- Line 190: Update the successful family-selection flow in
crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs at lines 190-190 to retain and aggregate the
first-stage JevDecision metadata before merging member decisions, so evaluator
input_tokens include that call. Add or update the assertion in
crates/tinytools-jev/src/test.rs at lines 329-329 to expect 300 input tokens
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- Line 50: Update the family grouping logic around RankCandidate::with_family so
an explicit family value of "core" remains separate from candidates with no
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- Line 270: Update the ranking aggregation in merge to accumulate each selected
family’s none mass on the joint scale using its family probability, rather than
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family-stage none mass, and compare the aggregate against the best joint hit
using the same threshold logic as decode.
- Line 302: Update the family-stage sampling around RankCandidate to include
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| let mut families: Families<'_> = BTreeMap::new(); | ||
| for candidate in candidates { | ||
| families | ||
| .entry(candidate.family.as_deref().unwrap_or(CORE_FAMILY)) |
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Keep caller family "core" separate from the synthetic no-family group.
RankCandidate::with_family accepts any string, so callers can declare family == "core". Line 50 maps that value and None to the same Families entry. The second-stage request can therefore evaluate unrelated candidates as one family. Use a distinct internal key for family-less candidates, and render "core" only as the display label.
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In `@crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs` at line 50, Update the family grouping
logic around RankCandidate::with_family so an explicit family value of "core"
remains separate from candidates with no family. Use a distinct internal key for
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| empty.choice_confidence = decision.choice_confidence; | ||
| return Ok(Chosen::Nothing(empty)); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(Chosen::Families(ordered)) |
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Preserve metadata from the family-selection request. The successful family path discards its first-stage JevDecision, so input_tokens underreports billed evaluator work.
crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs#L190-L190: return and aggregate the successful family-stage metadata before merging member decisions.crates/tinytools-jev/src/test.rs#L329-L329: assert 300 input tokens for the three scripted evaluator calls.
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In `@crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs` at line 190, Update the successful
family-selection flow in crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs at lines 190-190 to
retain and aggregate the first-stage JevDecision metadata before merging member
decisions, so evaluator input_tokens include that call. Add or update the
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| .get(NONE_OPTION) | ||
| .copied() | ||
| .unwrap_or(0.0); | ||
| ranking.none_probability = ranking.none_probability.max(none); |
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Aggregate hierarchical none probabilities on the joint scale.
merge emits member scores as p_family * p_member, but line 270 keeps only the largest conditional none probability. Preserve the family-stage none mass, add p_family * p_none for each selected family, and compare the aggregate with the best joint hit as decode does. Otherwise a family can contribute a large conditional none probability while another family still returns a hit that should be suppressed by the combined none mass.
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In `@crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs` at line 270, Update the ranking
aggregation in merge to accumulate each selected family’s none mass on the joint
scale using its family probability, rather than retaining only the maximum
conditional none probability; preserve existing family-stage none mass, and
compare the aggregate against the best joint hit using the same threshold logic
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| let sample: Vec<String> = members | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .take(FAMILY_SAMPLE) | ||
| .map(|m| m.key.to_ascii_lowercase().replace('_', " ")) |
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Include member summaries in the family-stage description.
RankCandidate::key is an opaque, caller-owned identifier. The family stage currently samples only these keys, so it can omit the functional descriptions stored in RankCandidate::summary. Sample clipped member summaries instead of, or in addition to, keys.
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In `@crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs` at line 302, Update the family-stage
sampling around RankCandidate to include clipped RankCandidate::summary values
alongside or instead of the opaque key values, ensuring member functional
descriptions are represented in the family-stage description while preserving
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| pub options: Vec<JevOption>, | ||
| /// Model identifier configured by the host. | ||
| pub model: String, | ||
| /// What the options are and how to choose among them, when the ranker |
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Preserve compatibility for evaluator request construction
Adding a required public field to this struct makes every existing struct literal that does not use .. fail to compile, including callers outside this crate. Because this is a public request type, either provide a constructor/default-based construction path and update all internal literals, or avoid making the field required in source construction (for example by introducing a non-breaking builder/API).
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| pub none_probability: f64, | ||
| /// Candidate count shown. | ||
| pub shortlisted: usize, | ||
| /// [`JevStrategy::FamilyThenDecide`] only: the families the first stage |
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Preserve compatibility for ranking result literals
This new required public field likewise makes existing Jev... result struct literals fail to compile unless every caller is updated to initialize it. Since the field is only meaningful for one strategy and an empty vector is already the natural default, use a compatibility-preserving construction path or ensure all supported construction uses are updated before exposing this field.
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| context: &RankContext, | ||
| families: &Families<'_>, | ||
| ) -> Result<Chosen, RankError> { | ||
| if families.len() == 1 { |
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Reject the reserved family before the single-family shortcut
A candidate with family == "none" is accepted when it is the only family because this return executes before the family == NONE_OPTION check below. With multiple families the same input is rejected, so the fast path makes the reserved sentinel rule inconsistent and allows a family named none to reach the second-stage request. Validate the reserved family before applying the single-family shortcut.
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| - `FamilyThenDecide`: one evaluation over the candidates' families (a | ||
| toolkit, a pack; candidates without one form `core`), then one evaluation | ||
| per chosen family (`max_families`, default 2, run concurrently) over all | ||
| its members. No retrieval for a family that fits one choice, so a paraphrase |
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Document the sentinel-inclusive family limit
MAX_CANDIDATES is the total choice capacity, including the reserved none option, while the retriever can return only the remaining candidate slots. Saying a larger family is cut to MAX_CANDIDATES implies that many real candidates can be selected and can lead readers to expect one more option than the evaluator accepts. State the real candidate limit (or explicitly say that the none slot is excluded) here.
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| if families.len() > JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES { | ||
| return Err(RankError::invalid_input("too many families for one choice")); | ||
| } |
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Reserve an option slot for the none family
This permits exactly MAX_CANDIDATES families, then the code appends the reserved none option, producing MAX_CANDIDATES + 1 options for the evaluator. Reject at >= MAX_CANDIDATES, or otherwise enforce a maximum of MAX_CANDIDATES - 1 real families before adding none.
| if families.len() > JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES { | |
| return Err(RankError::invalid_input("too many families for one choice")); | |
| } | |
| if families.len() >= JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES { | |
| return Err(RankError::invalid_input("too many families for one choice")); | |
| } |
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| context: &RankContext, | ||
| members: &[&'a RankCandidate], | ||
| ) -> Result<Vec<&'a RankCandidate>, RankError> { | ||
| let room = JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES; |
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Reserve an option slot for the none member
room allows MAX_CANDIDATES real members, but family_request appends none afterward. A family at the limit therefore creates one option too many for the provider. Set the real-member capacity to MAX_CANDIDATES - 1 before appending the sentinel.
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Reserve an option slot for the none sentinel
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MAX_CANDIDATES is the maximum number of options including the reserved none choice, but room allows that many family members and family_request appends none afterward. A family with exactly MAX_CANDIDATES members therefore produces one option too many. The first-stage check has the same boundary problem: exactly MAX_CANDIDATES families pass families.len() > MAX_CANDIDATES, then another none option is appended. Reserve one slot in both paths, or reject when the family count reaches the maximum.
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| let room = JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES; | |
| let room = JevRankerConfig::MAX_CANDIDATES - 1; |
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| if candidates.is_empty() || limit == 0 { | ||
| return Ok(JevRanking::empty()); | ||
| } | ||
| if self.config.strategy == JevStrategy::FamilyThenDecide { |
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Validate candidates before the zero-limit fast path
With FamilyThenDecide, a call using limit == 0 returns before reaching this dispatch, so family::rank never calls validate_candidates. Invalid candidates (including duplicate keys or the reserved none key) are accepted whenever the caller requests zero results, whereas the new strategy otherwise validates them. Move candidate validation ahead of the early return, or otherwise ensure the family path validates inputs before honoring the zero-result request.
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crates/tinytools-jev/src/family.rs was at 84.91% line coverage, failing CI's per-file coverage gate (inherited unchanged from main via PR #19). Add tests for the abstain path, the too-many-families and reserved-none-family errors, the needs-tool-floor clear, merge's none-beats-every-member and missing-member-probability branches, the oversized-family retriever cut (both the matched and the fallback-to-first-members cases), the family-summary 600-character truncation, and join_all's re-poll loop for a future that is Pending on its first poll. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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JevStrategy::FamilyThenDecidetotinytools-jev, on top of the evaluator seam from #17's follow-ups.Retrieve-then-decide is bounded by the retriever's recall: measured on OpenHuman's orchestrator registry plus nine Composio toolkits (1,215 tools, 160 labelled intents, live Jev through the TinyHumans proxy), BM25 recall@20 was 70.5% and that capped Jev at 66.7% top-1 / 69.7% top-3 on Composio actions. Letting the evaluator pick the family first (one small choice over toolkits/packs), then decide among every member of the top families, lifted that to 83.3% top-1 / 90.9% top-3 on the same rows (77.9% / 81.4% overall), with needless answers on tool-less requests staying at 5/31.
core), then one evaluation per chosen family (max_families, default 2) over all its members, run concurrently through a dependency-freejoin_all.JevRequestgainsinstructions: Option<String>so the family stage asks "which group" rather than "which tool";Nonekeeps the evaluator's default wording.JevRanking::familiesreports the chosen families and probabilities; hits areP(family) · P(member); a family whosenonebeats its best member contributes nothing, andneeds_toolabstention matchesdecode.MAX_CANDIDATESby the configured retriever — the one place recall can still be lost, which is why the host pairs this with a semantic (embedding) retriever rather than sharding.Test plan
cargo test --workspace— 421 passed (new: two-stage flow observed through a scripted evaluator; single-family catalogue skips the family stage)cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningscleanCo-authored-by: Medulla medulla@tinyhumans.ai
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