fix(gateway): forward ttft_ms in hybrid-mode usage reports - #1210
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build_streaming_response's on_complete/on_no_usage/on_error report through _report_platform_usage instead of log_usage when platform_active is true, and _report_platform_usage had no ttft_ms parameter or payload field, so mozilla-ai#1099's TTFT tracking never reached the platform. Give _report_platform_usage an optional ttft_ms parameter, include it in the usage-report payload when set, and pass it from the three streaming callbacks the same way every standalone log_usage call site already does.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughStreaming platform usage reports now include TTFT for successful, no-usage, and errored streams. Streaming fallback paths forward the request start timestamp. Tests and protocol documentation cover payload, settlement, and fallback behavior. ChangesPlatform TTFT reporting
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ttft_ms still never reaches the platform: started_at is None on every hybrid streaming request, so all three new call sites compute None and the payload field is omitted. Details inline, plus the missing protocol-doc update.
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The prior commit added ttft_ms reporting but never gave the hybrid streaming path a start time to measure from: build_streaming_response was called with started_at defaulting to None, so _ttft_ms(None, ...) returned None on every real hybrid streaming request. Add a started_at parameter to run_streaming_with_fallback, forward it to build_streaming_response, and pass ctx.started_at from the three route call sites (chat, messages, responses) so the interval matches the standalone path's (request start, not runner entry). Also move ttft_ms below the * in _report_platform_usage so it can only be passed by keyword, since every call site already does and a positional insertion here would silently misbind a future parameter. Documented the new wire field in hybrid-mode-protocol.md and added a regression test that exercises run_streaming_with_fallback directly instead of calling build_streaming_response with an explicit started_at, which is the shape that let the original gap through review.
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Pushed 61116bc. run_streaming_with_fallback now takes started_at and forwards it to build_streaming_response, and the three hybrid call sites (chat.py, messages.py, responses.py) pass ctx.started_at. Moved ttft_ms below the * in _report_platform_usage per your point on the 7th positional. Documented the field in hybrid-mode-protocol.md and added a test that goes through run_streaming_with_fallback itself rather than calling build_streaming_response directly. |
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🟡 Minor · Record TTFT for a carrier-first stream. · _pipeline.py:3648
src/gateway/api/routes/_pipeline.py:3648
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRecord TTFT for a carrier-first stream. When the first chunk matches
is_cost_carrier,streaming_generatorbuffers it before callingon_first_chunk._on_completereportsttft_msbefore the buffer is flushed, so the report containsNoneeven though the stream produced a chunk. Invokeon_first_chunkbefore buffering the first carrier and add a single-carrier regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/gateway/api/routes/_pipeline.py`:
- Line 3648: Update streaming_generator so the first chunk identified by
is_cost_carrier invokes on_first_chunk before it is buffered, allowing
_on_complete to record the carrier-first TTFT instead of None; preserve normal
buffering behavior afterward and add one regression test covering a
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The wiring is complete: both build_streaming_response call sites now thread started_at, _flush_pending_usage_reports calls positionally so the new keyword-only parameter does not disturb it, and _on_incomplete has no platform branch to miss. No route or schema changed, so no generated artifacts are owed.
On the open question in the description about the field name: I checked the platform-side consumer. Its usage-report model ignores unknown fields, so the report is accepted rather than 422'd, but it has no ttft_ms field yet and drops the value. The gateway side is right to land first; the consumer change is tracked separately. Nothing to change here.
Three non-blocking comments inline.
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Make started_at required on run_streaming_with_fallback rather than defaulted; all three hybrid call sites already pass ctx.started_at, which is typed float, so the None branch could only ever hide a future call site that forgot to wire it. Document that ttft_ms on a fallback chain is timed from the request's start, not from the winning attempt's own start, since the report is keyed by the winning attempt's correlation_id. Add a wire-level assertion to the existing streaming-fallback integration test: the success report already flowed through usage_reports, nothing asserted ttft_ms on it.
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Pushed a23963e for the three non-blocking comments: started_at is required now (all three callers already pass a float), the protocol doc notes that ttft_ms on a fallback chain includes earlier failed attempts, and the streaming-fallback integration test now asserts ttft_ms on the wire success report instead of only through the payload builder. Resolved the threads. |
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Appreciate the careful second pass on the started_at plumbing, that was the right catch. |
Description
Follow-up to #1099, per coderabbitai's review comment there:
ttft_msnever reaches the platform whenplatform_activeis true.build_streaming_response's_on_complete,_on_no_usageand_on_errorall branch onplatform_activeand, when true, report through_report_platform_usageinstead oflog_usage._report_platform_usagehad nottft_msparameter or payload field, so #1099's TTFT tracking only reached the standalone path.Gave
_report_platform_usagean optionalttft_msparameter and included it in the usage-report payload when set, then passed_ttft_ms(started_at, first_chunk_at)from the three streaming callbacks, the same call every standalonelog_usagesite already makes.One thing worth flagging: this assumes the platform reads a field named
ttft_ms, matching the name used everywhere else in this codebase (UsageLog.ttft_ms,log_usage's own parameter). I don't have visibility into the platform-side consumer, so that naming is not verified end to end, only that the gateway now sends it.How to test it locally
uv run pytest tests/unit/test_pipeline_settlement.py -k ttftcovers the three callbacks. Reverting just the_pipeline.py/_platform.pyhunks turns the three new tests red (KeyError: 'ttft_ms') and the existingtest_platform_stream_without_usage_reports_final_successred too (it asserts the full report payload).PR Type
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Follow-up to #1099 (review comment: #1099 (comment)).
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Summary
ttft_msin hybrid-mode platform reports for completed, no-usage, and errored streams.This preserves time-to-first-token data in platform reports after a streamed chunk is received.