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The Client public API table in ARCHITECTURE.md listed eight methods, of which
six do not exist on the only impl Client in the workspace, and it contradicted
the sentence directly beneath it. The CLI table invented a top-level ping
command and a model list-files subcommand while omitting init, list, status,
clear-all, stats and api send. Both tables are rebuilt from the clap
definitions and the real method signatures.
- registry CR name format in metadata.md omitted the provider segment, so both
the format string and the worked kubectl example named resources that do not
exist. The pre-0.5.0 name-only form is now described separately as the
migration path it is
- ARCHITECTURE.md described the Redis key as mx:model:{name}; it is
mx:model:{provider}:{name}, with the name-only key retained as legacy
- ARCHITECTURE.md claimed the registry CR names use a shared sanitize_model_name
with the P2P CRs. There is no shared helper: the registry has
sanitize_registry_name and P2P has its own sanitize_model_name
- CLI.md documented a default config path the -c loader never reads. That path
is real but belongs to the separate cache-config store written by model init,
so both are now described distinctly
- DEPLOYMENT.md documented MX_STATUS_TTL_SECS, which has no consumer anywhere
- the k8s_service_sources example named MX_S3_URI instead of MX_MODEL_URI
- helm README gave the cache directory default as /app/cache; the chart sets
/root
Signed-off-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
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WalkthroughThe documentation now describes provider-qualified registry names, current client and CLI APIs, updated configuration-file discovery, and current cache and deployment settings. ChangesDocumentation alignment
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The API documentation still assigns the wrong return type to one revision-aware client method, which could mislead users implementing against the client API; merge should wait for this bounded documentation error to be corrected. Poem
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In `@docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`:
- Around line 544-562: The architecture summary must distinguish revision-aware
return types: document request_model_on_server_revision as returning
CommonResult<Option<String>>, while request_model_revision and
request_model_with_smart_fallback_revision return
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ModelDownloadResult is not presented as applying to every _revision method.
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| | `new(config)` | Create a client with the given configuration | | ||
| | `new_with_cache(config, cache_config)` | Create a client with an explicit cache configuration | | ||
| | `get_cache_config()` | Get the client's cache configuration, if any | | ||
| | `set_cache_config(cache_config)` | Set the client's cache configuration | | ||
| | `list_cached_models()` | List locally cached models as `CacheStats` | | ||
| | `clear_cached_model(name, provider)` | Remove a model's local files for a given provider | | ||
| | `clear_all_cached_models()` | Clear the entire local cache | | ||
| | `delete_model_on_server(name, provider)` | Delete the model's record from the server-side registry, so a cleared model leaves no stale `DOWNLOADED` record | | ||
| | `get_model_path(name, provider)` | Resolve the local cache path for a model through its provider | | ||
| | `health_check()` | Call HealthService and return the server `Status` | | ||
| | `send_request(action, payload)` | Send a generic ApiService request and deserialize the response | | ||
| | `request_model_on_server(name, provider)` | Request a download on the server at the provider's default revision | | ||
| | `request_model_on_server_revision(name, provider, revision)` | Same, pinned to a branch, tag, or commit SHA; returns the resolved revision | | ||
| | `request_model(name, provider)` | Request a model using the server as source of truth, streaming files locally when shared storage is disabled | | ||
| | `request_model_revision(name, provider, revision)` | Same, pinned to a revision; returns the snapshot path and the revision it resolved to | | ||
| | `request_model_with_smart_fallback(name, provider, ...)` | Request via the server, falling back to a direct provider download when the connection cannot be established | | ||
| | `request_model_with_smart_fallback_revision(name, provider, revision, ...)` | Same, with the direct-download fallback honouring the same pinned revision | | ||
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| The `_revision` variants take an optional branch, tag, or commit SHA and return a `ModelDownloadResult { path, resolved_revision }`. The non-`_revision` methods delegate to them with no revision pinned. |
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Document the revision-aware return types separately.
request_model_on_server_revision returns CommonResult<Option<String>>. request_model_revision and request_model_with_smart_fallback_revision return CommonResult<ModelDownloadResult>. Update the summary so it does not apply ModelDownloadResult to every _revision method.
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In `@docs/ARCHITECTURE.md` around lines 544 - 562, The architecture summary must
distinguish revision-aware return types: document
request_model_on_server_revision as returning CommonResult<Option<String>>,
while request_model_revision and request_model_with_smart_fallback_revision
return CommonResult<ModelDownloadResult>. Update the surrounding summary so
ModelDownloadResult is not presented as applying to every _revision method.
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request_model_on_server_revision returns Option<String>, not the ModelDownloadResult the summary claimed for every _revision variant. Signed-off-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
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The Client public API table in ARCHITECTURE.md listed eight methods, six of which do not exist on the only impl Client in the workspace, and it contradicted the sentence directly beneath it. The CLI table invented a top-level ping command and a model list-files subcommand while omitting init, list, status, clear-all, stats and api send. Both tables are rebuilt from the clap definitions and the real method signatures.
The registry CR name format in metadata.md omitted the provider segment, so both the format string and the worked kubectl example named resources that do not exist. The pre-0.5.0 name-only form is now described separately as the migration path it is. ARCHITECTURE.md described the Redis key as mx:model:{name} when it is mx:model:{provider}:{name}, and claimed the registry CRs share a sanitize_model_name helper with the P2P CRs. There is no shared helper: the registry has sanitize_registry_name and P2P has its own sanitize_model_name.
CLI.md documented a default config path the -c loader never reads. That path is real but belongs to the separate cache-config store written by model init, so both are now described distinctly. DEPLOYMENT.md documented MX_STATUS_TTL_SECS, which has no consumer anywhere. The k8s_service_sources example named MX_S3_URI instead of MX_MODEL_URI. The helm README gave the cache directory default as /app/cache where the chart sets /root.
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