Laya to dotnet - #255
Laya to dotnet#255
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Introduce a comprehensive implementation plan for migrating `tools/laya_service` from Python to a .NET 10 NLaya-based toolchain. The new document defines architecture constraints, target files, and an 8-task execution roadmap covering CLI scaffolding, secure loopback protocol/server behavior, model download and manifest verification, runtime integration, evaluation/calibration/reporting parity, CI/solution wiring, Python cleanup, and final documentation updates.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request replaces the Python Laya service and routing-report tools with a .NET 10 CLI and service. It adds model verification, local inference, evaluation, calibration, and reporting. It also updates Gateway metadata validation, tests, CI, and documentation. ChangesLocal Laya Service
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LayaDecisionClient
participant DecisionServer
participant NLayaDecisionPredictor
participant CalibrationStore
LayaDecisionClient->>DecisionServer: POST /v1/decisions
DecisionServer->>NLayaDecisionPredictor: Validate and predict request
NLayaDecisionPredictor->>CalibrationStore: Validate request and apply calibration
CalibrationStore-->>NLayaDecisionPredictor: Calibrated answers
NLayaDecisionPredictor-->>DecisionServer: Prediction metadata and answers
DecisionServer-->>LayaDecisionClient: JSON decision response
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No outstanding reviewed concerns block this change based on the evidence available in this session. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A local client can occupy the new service’s only inference slot before submitting a valid request, causing other decisions to fall back. Loopback binding and Gateway fallback limit the apparent impact, but production access to the service has not been established. Retained concerns
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tools/laya_service/Program.cs (1)
128-132: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReport the reason when
servefails at startup.
NLayaDecisionPredictor.LoadAsyncthrowsInvalidOperationExceptionwith specific reasons:checkpoint_not_installed,requested_device_unavailableandunknown_checkpoint. The catch-all block replaces all of them withcommand_failed.Example: an operator runs
serve --device cudaon the CPU-only TorchSharp build. The service exits withcommand_failedand gives no hint about the cause.These reason strings contain no request data. They are safe to print.
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+ catch (InvalidOperationException exception) when (exception.Message is + "checkpoint_not_installed" or "requested_device_unavailable" or "unknown_checkpoint") + { + Console.Error.WriteLine(exception.Message); + return 2; + } catch { Console.Error.WriteLine("command_failed"); return 1; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @tools/laya_service/Evaluation/CalibrationFitter.cs:
- Around line 216-220: Update ToPrediction to validate each probability value’s
ValueKind is Number before calling GetDouble, and throw InvalidDataException for
non-number values. Preserve the existing key handling and prediction
construction.
In @tools/laya_service/Inference/CalibrationStore.cs:
- Line 142: Update TransformAnswer to use the same 0.002 sum tolerance as
AnswerDistribution and CalibrationMetrics.Normalize, while preserving its
finite-value and range checks. After validation, renormalize probabilities by
their total before applying calibration.
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In @tools/laya_service/Program.cs:
- Around line 128-132: Update the catch sequence in the serve startup flow to
handle `InvalidOperationException` messages `checkpoint_not_installed`,
`requested_device_unavailable`, and `unknown_checkpoint` before the catch-all.
Print the matching reason and return the specific failure exit code; preserve
the existing `command_failed` behavior for other exceptions.
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- tools/laya_service/init.py
- tests/routing-eval/test_jev_report.py
- tests/laya-service/test_service.py
- scripts/evaluate-decision-routing.py
- tools/laya_service/main.py
- tools/laya_service/requirements.txt
- scripts/evaluate-jev-routing.py
- tools/laya_service/runtime.py
- tools/laya_service/calibration.py
- tools/laya_service/evaluate.py
- tools/laya_service/download.py
- tools/laya_service/protocol.py
- tools/laya_service/compat.py
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Tightened calibration input validation by rejecting non-numeric raw probabilities during fitting and by enforcing finite [0,1] values in v2 calibration answers. Probability sums now allow small rounding drift (±0.002) and are renormalized before scaling, improving robustness for rounded payloads. The CLI now maps known startup `InvalidOperationException` reasons (`checkpoint_not_installed`, `requested_device_unavailable`, `unknown_checkpoint`) to exit code 2 with explicit stderr output. Added tests for non-numeric probability rejection, rounded-sum calibration acceptance, and checkpoint startup failure reporting.
Wraps `HttpResponseMessage` instances in `using` for X search, Discord, Slack, and Bot Framework token metadata/JWKS fetches. This ensures responses are disposed promptly after use, reducing the risk of connection/resource leaks on long-running runtime and gateway paths.
Co-authored-by: geffzhang <geffzhang@qq.com>
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Reviewed the .NET 10 Laya migration, contributor follow-up fixes, protocol and calibration paths, model asset validation, downloader trust boundaries, evaluation/reporting parity, and gateway integration. Maintainer fixes in a6a18c2 address the verified resource-handling and overflow findings while preserving the contributor commits and credit. Local Laya tests (67) and focused gateway routing tests (22) pass; all review threads are resolved and CI is green except the still-running required macOS linker probe.
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Migrate the Laya service and routing evaluation tools from Python to a standalone .NET 10 implementation powered by NLaya. This removes the Python dependency from these workflows while preserving the Gateway’s loopback HTTP boundary and fallback behavior.
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dotnet restore OpenClaw.Net.slnxdotnet build OpenClaw.Net.slnx --configuration Release --no-restoredotnet test OpenClaw.Net.slnx --configuration Release --no-builddotnet run --project samples/OpenClaw.HelloAgent -c Release --no-buildReview Notes
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