feat(libsy): map graded classifier verdicts onto routing targets (#348) - #634
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…DIA-NeMo#348) A custom classifier's `targets` list served two jobs at once: it was both the set of models the route may dispatch to and the vocabulary the judge had to answer with. A rubric verdict like `complex` could not route, because making it sayable meant adding it to `targets`, where a second label resolving to an already-used ModelId is rejected -- correctly, since a repeated ModelId would sit twice in the fallback chain. Give the verdict vocabulary its own build-time map. `target_selector` takes an optional `labels` table from verdict value to configured target name, so several grades may share one target and one rubric can serve several operating points. Both failure modes are caught at load time because they are silent at runtime: an empty table, and a value that names no configured target. A verdict outside the map is unroutable exactly as an unknown target label already is, so `default_target` decides -- now with a warning naming the value that missed. Adds coverage for the mapping: libsy accepts many verdicts resolving to one target and rejects an empty or unknown-target `labels` map, the runner parses `policy.labels`, and the server routes one graded label end to end. Refs: NVIDIA-NeMo#348 Signed-off-by: ChethanUK <chethanuk@outlook.com>
WalkthroughThe change adds optional verdict-to-target mappings for custom classifier policies. It validates mappings, supports shared targets, preserves direct lookup without labels, falls back for unmapped verdicts, updates configuration wiring, and adds tests and documentation. ChangesGraded classifier routing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Routing behavior is covered, but the tests need their required invariant comments and the guide should tell operators that unmapped verdicts emit a warning. These are localized, low-risk corrections. Poem
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1728-1728: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the important behavior of both tests.
The checked-in Rust guidelines require concise comments for tests that encode important behavior. State that empty or unknown label mappings fail classifier construction, and that mapped verdicts select the mapped target while unmapped verdicts use
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In `@docs/routing_algorithms/llm_classifier_routing.md`:
- Line 232: Update the routing documentation’s description of unmapped verdict
handling to state that traffic falls back to default_target with a warning from
TargetSelectorPolicy containing the unmapped value; replace “silently” without
changing the documented routing behavior.
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/llm_class.rs`:
- Line 1728: Add concise comments to both tests near their #[test] declarations
documenting that empty or unknown label mappings fail classifier construction,
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Document the warning for unmapped verdicts.
When labels is set, an unmapped verdict falls back to default_target and TargetSelectorPolicy emits a warning with the unmapped value. Replace “silently” so operators can find this routing misconfiguration.
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| every verdict unroutable, so all traffic falls back to `default_target` and emits a warning identifying the unmapped value. |
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In `@docs/routing_algorithms/llm_classifier_routing.md` at line 232, Update the
routing documentation’s description of unmapped verdict handling to state that
traffic falls back to default_target with a warning from TargetSelectorPolicy
containing the unmapped value; replace “silently” without changing the
documented routing behavior.
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What
Adds an optional
labelsmap to the custom classifier'starget_selectorpolicy, mapping each verdict value onto a configured target name:Several verdicts may share a target. Omitting
labelskeeps today's behaviour exactly. Empty tables and values naming no configured target are rejected when the deployment loads. A verdict outside the map falls back todefault_target, same as an unknown target label today, and now logs awarn!naming the value that missed.CustomClassifierPolicy::TargetSelectorgains a field, so external code matching that variant by its fields must be updated. Recorded under Changed in the changelog.CustomClassifierPolicy::target_selector(selector)is unchanged.Why
Closes #348.
A rubric usually asks for a judgement — difficulty, complexity, risk — not a model name, but a verdict like
complexcannot route today.build_customfillstarget_mapandresolved_targetsin one pass overtargets, so one list does two jobs: the fallback chain, which must not repeat a ModelId, and the vocabulary the judge may answer with, which may. Making a grade sayable means adding it totargets, where the duplicate-ModelId rejection then fires — correctly for the chain, wrongly for the vocabulary.Notes for reviewers
Start at the
match policyarm inbuild_custom(crates/libsy/src/algorithms/llm_class.rs) — that's the whole change. Everything else is the field, the serde plumbing, and the docs.With
labelsset,response_schemamust enumerate the verdict values rather than the target names; nothing validates that pairing today, and getting it wrong sends all traffic todefault_target.Test plan
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsfails only oncrates/prefill-router/src/transformers.rs, untouched by this branch and identical onmain.Summary by CodeRabbit
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