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Refs #5935

Product record: https://factory.8090.ai/project/b415065f-ab2f-4f53-8864-0c009fd098cb/requirements/08aff8e1-2a68-41c2-8052-da53bbbdd749 ("Dashboard first load answers without timeouts", child of "Local store stays compact and snappy")

Problem

On a cold start the dashboard's own startup requests timed out (Initial load failed timeout, System health load failed timeout, loadCrons failed timeout) and their tiles rendered empty.

Root cause (measured, not guessed)

Reproduced in headless Chromium against a scratch install: fresh HOME, a scratch daemon holding a seeded store and serving the query proxy, and the dashboard started with --no-debug the way the service starts it. The probe records every request with Playwright's own timing, so browser queue time and server time are separated.

It was not the waitress thread pool and not DuckDB. It was the browser's six connections per origin:

  • Startup sent 103 API requests in its first 10 s, with 22 in flight at the peak. Two connections are held by the live log and health streams.
  • Requests spent 34 s (gateway on a closed port) to 66 s (live gateway) combined in the browser queue in the first 12 s. Most then took 4 to 600 ms on the server. fetchJsonWithTimeout starts its clock before the request leaves that queue, so a 1 s answer times out at 3 s.
  • The page lands on Sessions, yet startup also loaded the whole Overview (loadAll, system health, tasks), prefetched Crons and Memory, and fired twelve /api/component/tool/* requests.
  • openclaw doctor --json ran synchronously inside /api/agents and /api/inventory: 9.4 s cold and 5.0 s warm (cProfile), holding two connections for 7-15 s on any machine with OpenClaw installed.
  • Duplicates: cron health fetched twice per Crons load (9 s each), system health and tasks again right after boot, three separate /api/overview requests.

The daemon proxy was not the bottleneck in these runs: timed directly, the proxy shapes answered in milliseconds.

Change

clawmetry/static/js/app.js bootDashboard Loads Overview widgets only when Overview is the landing tab; no Crons / Memory prefetch
switchTab('overview') Loads system health and tasks on first open (was: preloaded at boot, then refresh ticks)
startSystemHealthRefresh / startOverviewTasksRefresh / startOverviewRefresh No immediate duplicate of a load that just succeeded, nothing off-Overview
loadCrons One cron-health request per load (was two)
_prefetchToolData Startup prefetch only on Flow / Overview (the 30 s refresh was already gated)
_cmFetchOverviewShared() (new) The one /api/overview request every consumer shares, with one 15 s budget. loadAll, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, updateFlowStats and the templates/tabs/overview.html heartbeat card all call it; the shared helper is the only place in clawmetry/static/js or clawmetry/templates that names the /api/overview URL. Budgets were 3 s, 5 s and 5 s set per caller, and the first caller's timer aborts the shared request for all
loadAll usage fallback No $0.00 / 0 tokens for a figure nobody measured: last real answer, else "still loading"
System health / Crons failure A sentence plus Retry, not Failed to load: timeout
clawmetry/adapters/openclaw.py Doctor findings stale-while-revalidate: a read never waits, one background run per TTL (CLAWMETRY_OPENCLAW_DOCTOR_TTL, default 300 s, 0 = synchronous), absent (unknown) until the first run finishes

No new HTTP routes, so no cloud_route_policy entry and no cloud PR are needed. The hosted dashboard serves these screens from the snapshot and does not make these requests.

Verification

Browser A/B, same scenario, same seeded store (300 sessions / 40k events, gateway pointed at a closed port, auth token set so boot takes the full path, then Overview opened like a user would):

origin/main (bc0a805) this branch
API requests in first 10 s 103 42
Browser queue time, first 12 s 34.2 s 2.1 s
/api/agents server time 6.9 s 0.18 s
/api/inventory server time 6.2 s 1.6 s
/api/transcripts (the landing screen) 3.6 s 2.0 s
Console errors / aborted requests 0 / 1 0 / 0
Overview after opening real tiles real tiles ($2.04, disks, tasks, crons)

Busy daemon (same scenario, 600 sessions / 150k events, the daemon writing 3k events per loop while the page loads):

origin/main this branch
API requests in first 10 s 101 41
Browser queue time, first 12 s 76.2 s 6.3 s
/api/agents / /api/inventory server time 9.8 s / 23.8 s under 1.5 s / 12.3 s
Console errors 0 0
Overview after opening real tiles real tiles ($47.04, disks, tasks, crons)

The first busy run of this branch caught a regression the quiet run could not: on a tab switch loadAll is the first /api/overview caller, and its 3 s timer aborted the shared request twice (Initial load failed timeout, tiles on "Load failed - retrying..."). Fixed in 4d08d6d (every caller 15 s), then made explicit in 07bf72a as one shared helper with one budget. Guarded by test_overview_budget_outlasts_a_busy_server and test_duplicate_overview_callers_share_one_request (origin/main budgets were 3000 / 5000 / 5000 ms). The busy table is the rerun after 4d08d6d.

Regression guards, each red against the previous code:

  • test_every_overview_request_goes_through_the_shared_helper auto-discovers every .js and .html file under clawmetry/static/js and clawmetry/templates (53 today) and fails when any of them names /api/overview outside _cmFetchOverviewShared. Proven red twice: with the heartbeat card's old typeof ... ? _cmFetchOverviewShared() : fetch('/api/overview') fallback put back (overview.html:673), and with a new template that calls fetch("/api/overview?runtime=codex").

  • Node suite, runtime-scope case (Coordinator review item): with a runtime selected and /api/usage timing out, _cmUsageTilesStillLoading used to replace the runtime's measured cost and tokens with "still loading". It now keeps them, and clears the "basis unknown" badge beside a figure that is still loading. 3 checks red without the fix; suite now 26 of 26.

  • tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.js + .py: 20 behaviour checks running the shipped bootDashboard, loadCrons, refresh starters and the shared overview request in a Node VM (five concurrent consumers produce exactly one request and one shared answer, and a later refresh fetches fresh data), plus 7 seam checks. Run against an origin/main copy: 12 of 20 checks and every seam check fail. On this branch all pass. New CI step "Dashboard cold load boot".

  • tests/test_openclaw_doctor_cache.py: 5 tests (no wait, one shared run under 8 concurrent readers, TTL=0, no openclaw on PATH, and detect() using the cached path). With openclaw.py reverted: 1 failed + 4 errors; restored: 5 passed. Added to the CI list beside test_openclaw_detection_real.py.

  • Also green locally: test_first_run_gate_js.py, test_queue_lanes_panel_is_reachable.py, test_backend_outage_overlay.py, make lint-py39 lint-js lint-ac-coverage lint-ci-test-coverage, node --check.

Drift Bot: its one finding (AC 3, "callers make independent requests relying on internal deduplication") is answered by making the sharing explicit: one helper, one budget, one direct fetch in app.js, and a behaviour test for it. The requirement now says where to check it.

Remaining (not in this PR)

  • On Overview and Flow, updateFlowStats still reads /api/overview every 2 s (sequential, through the shared helper, never concurrent). Same interval as origin/main.

  • auth-bootstrap.js probes /api/auth/detected-token, which answers 404 on a plain local boot and leaves one "Failed to load resource" console line. Unchanged by this PR.

  • CHANGELOG: the entry was taken out of this PR and goes in with the release.

  • The live log and health streams still open at startup and hold two of the six connections on every screen. Gating them per tab changes reconnect behaviour and is a separate change.

  • On a machine where OpenClaw is installed but has no gateway token, boot returns before its refresh timers and streams start (pre-existing). Opening Overview now loads system health and tasks there too, but the early return itself is untouched.

  • /api/subagents behind Overview tasks keeps its 4 s client timeout and a 10 s server cache. In a harness pointed at this machine's real gateway with a rejected token it went past 4 s; with a closed gateway port it did not. Not seen as a real-install failure, so not changed.

  • With the daemon writing continuously, the Sessions list (/api/transcripts, about 29 s on both sides) and /api/inventory (12 s, was 24 s) are still slow on the server. That is store contention under a synthetic worst-case writer, not startup fan-out, and it is unchanged here.

  • Under the same busy daemon, Overview's outcome and activity-today tiles abort their first request at their 3-4 s client timeouts, exactly as on origin/main, with no console error; the next refresh fills them.

  • Not browser-verified separately: a machine with no OpenClaw at all. That path skips the gateway token check, which only makes startup lighter; the boot logic is the same.

  • Hosted walkthrough after release, including Cost Optimizer: 33s spinner on cold load, debug label and unlabelled figures #5934's optimizer acceptance, happens after merge and release.

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1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/static/js/app.js:12573-12620

AC 3 requires that when several parts of the page need the same resource, one request is sent and the answer is shared. However, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, and the heartbeat card in overview.html each make independent fetchJsonWithTimeout calls to /api/overview with the same 15s timeout, rather than explicitly sharing one in-flight Promise.

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AC 3 requires that when several parts of the page need the same resource, one request is sent and the answer is shared. However, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, and the heartbeat card in overview.html each make independent fetchJsonWithTimeout calls to /api/overview with the same 15s timeout, rather than explicitly sharing one in-flight Promise.

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1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/static/js/app.js:4908

AC 3 specifies that when several parts need the same resource, one request is sent and the answer is shared. However, loadAll, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, and the heartbeat card each make independent fetchJsonWithTimeout calls to /api/overview, relying on internal deduplication rather than explicitly sharing a single in-flight Promise.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): 1 potential drift finding(s)

1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/static/js/app.js:4908

AC 3 requires that when multiple parts of the page need the same resource, one request is sent and the answer is shared. However, loadAll, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, updateFlowStats, and the heartbeat card in overview.html each make independent fetchJsonWithTimeout calls to /api/overview with 15000ms timeouts, relying on internal deduplication rather than explicitly sharing a single in-flight Promise.

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AC 3 requires that when multiple parts of the page need the same resource, one request is sent and the answer is shared. However, loadAll, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, updateFlowStats, and the heartbeat card in overview.html each make independent fetchJsonWithTimeout calls to /api/overview with 15000ms timeouts, relying on internal deduplication rather than explicitly sharing a single in-flight Promise.

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✅ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): no drift detected

Drift Bot analyzed the changed files against this project's blueprints and requirements and found no drift.

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Coordinator review

Reviewed head 07bf72ac69, which already contains the current main (bc0a805330). CI: 41 checks pass, 1 skipped; GitHub reports it mergeable and clean. I also ran both new test files on the head: the Node suite passes 20 of 20, and pytest passes 13 of 13 across the two files. The CI log shows the Node suite really ran (8 passed, nothing skipped).

Blocking (must fix before merge)

  1. The description's edit history still holds text from another private repository. Revision UCE_lAHORPSepc8AAAABRHZwqc7tTO6w (edited 2026-09-14 00:10:03 UTC) still exists; I checked through the GraphQL API and it has not been deleted. By keyword count it holds the other description, not this PR's. Anyone who opens the "edited" menu on this public PR can read it. The current description is correct. The fix is manual, because the API cannot delete a revision: open the "edited" dropdown on the description, pick the 00:10:03 revision, and choose "Delete revision from history". Then check that no other revision still holds that text.

Checked and fine

  • Root cause: measured, with browser queue time kept separate from server time. The earlier comment on the issue blamed chained calls through the daemon proxy; the measurements here rule that out for these runs, and the reasoning is written down.
  • Acceptance criteria: the ones marked met have evidence. The hosted walkthrough and Cost Optimizer: 33s spinner on cold load, debug label and unlabelled figures #5934's acceptance are honestly left as remaining. The same goes for: data being a seeded store, not real data; no run on a machine without OpenClaw; the Overview outcome and activity-today tiles aborting under a busy daemon; and both live streams still opening at startup.
  • Regression guards: they exercise the shipped app.js functions in a Node VM, the doctor cache is tested for behaviour, and both are named in ci.yml. The builder reports both red against the previous code. No check was weakened.
  • Doctor cache: a read never waits, concurrent readers share one background run, results before the first run are treated as absent, and TTL=0 restores the old behaviour. The daemon's _detect_family_runtimes does not use doctorFindings. /api/doctor-findings still runs the command synchronously but nothing in the frontend calls it, so it is not part of startup.
  • Error text: failures in loadCrons and loadSystemHealth now read as sentences; the raw error text is gone. fetchJsonWithTimeout aborts with the reason 'timeout', which the new e === 'timeout' check matches.
  • Tab gating: _cmCurrentTab is a top-level var, so window._cmCurrentTab works in _prefetchToolDataIfVisible. .cm-fig-unknown exists in dashboard.css.
  • Other gates: no new routes, so no cloud route policy is needed. The full Factory URL is in the body. No customer, partner or deal names appear in the diff, commits or current description.

Non-blocking (follow-ups)

  • Runtime scope case: a runtime is selected and /api/usage times out with no earlier answer. _cmUsageTilesStillLoading then replaces the runtime-scoped cost and token values loadMiniWidgets just drew from /api/runtime-summary with "still loading" / --. It fixes itself on the next successful refresh.
  • Placeholder tokens: loadMiniWidgets(overview, {}) still fills the provenance badge and the billing hint before the placeholders go back in. That is cosmetic, but the badge may briefly say the basis is unknown next to "still loading".
  • Duplicate loaders when landing on Overview: switchTab('overview') and bootDashboard can both start loadSystemHealth and loadOverviewTasks before either finishes. The in-flight map in fetchJsonWithTimeout merges the network requests, so this is harmless.
  • Orchestration: the leak happened because workers share a scratchpad and used the same file name. Use a unique file name per issue for --body-file.

Verdict: fix. The code is ready. The only blocker is the manual deletion of the edit-history revision.

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✅ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): no drift detected

Drift Bot analyzed the changed files against this project's blueprints and requirements and found no drift.

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Repo: vivekchand/clawmetry

What changed

  • clawmetry/static/js/app.js: startup fan-out reduced from ~103 API calls in 10s to ~42; _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper deduplicates the /api/overview call across loadAll, _cmLoadDetectedRuntimes, initFlow, updateFlowStats, and the heartbeat card (all share one 15s-budget request); crons/memory no longer prefetched on boot; loadAll fallback no longer shows $0.00 for unresolved figures
  • clawmetry/adapters/openclaw.py: openclaw doctor runs async with stale-while-revalidate (TTL controlled by CLAWMETRY_OPENCLAW_DOCTOR_TTL, default 300s); first call returns unknown until background run completes
  • No new HTTP routes

Status: Drift Bot was ⚠️ on early commits (AC 3: "one request, one shared answer"), resolved in commit 07bf72ac which made sharing explicit through _cmFetchOverviewShared. Final Drift Bot check at 00:11 UTC shows ✅. The remaining blocked state is likely a required review gate, not a CI failure.

Smoke commands

pytest tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.js -q    # runs in Node VM
pytest tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.py -q    # 20 behaviour + 7 seam checks
pytest tests/test_openclaw_doctor_cache.py -q  # 5 tests
node --check clawmetry/static/js/app.js
make lint-py39 lint-js lint-ac-coverage lint-ci-test-coverage

What to look at visually (replay locally — visual diff bot flagged 68/70 views at 100% diff, expected for a JS boot-path change affecting every tab)

  • http://localhost:8900 → Sessions tab on cold start: tiles should all populate without timeout errors in the browser console
  • Open DevTools → Network: in the first 10s, /api/overview should appear once, not 3-5 times
  • http://localhost:8900 → Overview tab (switch manually): system health + tasks should load on first open, not error
  • Check http://localhost:8900 with OpenClaw installed: the openclaw doctor result should no longer hold the page hostage on cold start (first answer is unknown, refreshes after ~300s or immediately if CLAWMETRY_OPENCLAW_DOCTOR_TTL=0)

Likely failure modes from the diff

  • loadAll on a very slow server (>15s) — the shared request's 15s budget expires and all consumers get "still loading", which is the intended behaviour; regression-tested by test_overview_budget_outlasts_a_busy_server
  • Tab switch before first load completes: switchTab('overview') now loads system health/tasks on first open, so a race between tab switch and the boot's bootDashboard call could double-load. The test test_duplicate_overview_callers_share_one_request covers this; worth an eyes-on test locally
  • CLAWMETRY_OPENCLAW_DOCTOR_TTL=0: synchronous mode (same as before), useful to confirm the stale-while-revalidate path isn't the default for people who want live doctor output

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Blocked on one manual step (not merge-ready yet)

The code is ready. One step in the GitHub web interface is still needed:

  1. Open this PR's description and click the "edited" dropdown.
  2. Pick the revision from 2026-09-14 00:10:03 UTC (edit id UCE_lAHORPSepc8AAAABRHZwqc7tTO6w) and choose "Delete revision from history". For about 2 minutes that revision held a description that belongs to a different PR, so it must not stay in this public history. GitHub's API cannot delete revisions: I checked again at the current head, and deletedAt is still null.
  3. Check that none of the remaining revisions (23:45, 23:53, 00:11 UTC) contain that text. The current description is correct.

After that it can merge. I have not added the ready-to-merge label for this reason.

Current state (head 5fc69b6726, which includes the latest main via a merge commit)

  • CI: 41 pass, 1 skipped (OpenSSF Scorecard, which skips on PRs); mergeable: MERGEABLE, mergeStateStatus: CLEAN.
  • Drift Bot: no drift. The product-record gate and E2E Gate (required) pass.
  • On the merged head, locally: tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.js passes 20 of 20, and pytest on tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.py + tests/test_openclaw_doctor_cache.py passes 13 of 13.
  • The main merge brought in Cost Optimizer: bounded wait, labelled figures, advice from recorded usage (#5934) #5951 (cost optimizer bounded wait), which also touches app.js and ci.yml. It merged without conflicts, and the guards above pass on the result.

Merge-after dependencies / companion PRs

  • None. No new HTTP routes, so no cloud route-policy PR is needed.

Post-merge / post-release verification

  1. After the next release, on a scratch install (a fresh HOME, a daemon with a populated store, OpenClaw installed), hard-reload the dashboard and check that the console shows no timeout / loadCrons failed / loadSystemHealth failed errors on first load.
  2. In DevTools > Network, expect roughly 40 API requests in the first 10 s on the landing tab (was about 100), with no /api/crons* or /api/memory* prefetch, no Flow tool-detail fan-out, and exactly one /api/overview request.
  3. Open Overview: system health and tasks load immediately. With a slow /api/usage, the cost and token tiles show "still loading" and never $0.00.
  4. /api/agents and /api/inventory answer in well under 1 s once the doctor cache is warm. CLAWMETRY_OPENCLAW_DOCTOR_TTL=0 restores the synchronous behaviour.
  5. Hosted: walk the Overview, Sessions, Crons and Usage screens with zero console or UI errors, and re-check Cost Optimizer: 33s spinner on cold load, debug label and unlabelled figures #5934's optimizer acceptance.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): 2 potential drift finding(s)

1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:700

The requirement specifies that the heartbeat card must call the shared /api/overview helper for request deduplication (AC 3). However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead of _cmFetchOverviewShared(), preventing it from sharing the request with concurrent callers like loadAll and initFlow.

2. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/adapters/openclaw.py:2676

AC 4 requires that page requests like /api/agents and /api/inventory do not wait for the openclaw doctor diagnostic. However, the detect() method calls the synchronous _openclaw_doctor_findings() instead of the non-blocking cached version _openclaw_doctor_findings_cached(), which causes page requests to block while doctor runs.

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The requirement specifies that the heartbeat card must call the shared /api/overview helper for request deduplication (AC 3). However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead of _cmFetchOverviewShared(), preventing it from sharing the request with concurrent callers like loadAll and initFlow.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry) — Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

AC 4 requires that page requests like /api/agents and /api/inventory do not wait for the openclaw doctor diagnostic. However, the detect() method calls the synchronous _openclaw_doctor_findings() instead of the non-blocking cached version _openclaw_doctor_findings_cached(), which causes page requests to block while doctor runs.

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awaiting confirmation — non-trivial rebase, needs human review (conflicts in: clawmetry/static/js/app.js, clawmetry/adapters/openclaw.py, dashboard.py, .github/workflows/ci.yml, and 140+ other files — add/add conflicts across the entire tree on the first replayed commit; main has diverged significantly since this branch forked)


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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): 1 potential drift finding(s)

1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:672

AC 3 requires the heartbeat card to call the shared /api/overview helper for request deduplication. However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead of _cmFetchOverviewShared(), preventing it from sharing the request with concurrent callers.

fetch('/api/overview', {credentials: 'same-origin'})
.then(function(r){ return r.ok ? r.json() : null; })
_cmFetchOverviewShared()
.then(function(d){

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AC 3 requires the heartbeat card to call the shared /api/overview helper for request deduplication. However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead of _cmFetchOverviewShared(), preventing it from sharing the request with concurrent callers.

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1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:698

AC 3 requires that all consumers of /api/overview (including the heartbeat card) call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for request deduplication. However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request mechanism.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry) — Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

AC 3 requires that all consumers of /api/overview (including the heartbeat card) call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for request deduplication. However, the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request mechanism.

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1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:704

AC 3 requires all consumers of /api/overview to call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for deduplication, but the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request mechanism.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry) — Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

AC 3 requires all consumers of /api/overview to call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for deduplication, but the heartbeat card uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request mechanism.

vivekchand and others added 5 commits September 14, 2026 12:26
All /api/overview callers share one in-flight request, and the first
caller's timer aborts it for everyone. Measured with the daemon busy
writing: on opening Overview, loadAll's 3 s budget aborted the request twice
while the server was still answering and left the tiles on "Load failed -
retrying...". initFlow was already raised to 15 s; loadAll (3 s) and
updateFlowStats (5 s) now match. Guard: test_overview_budget_outlasts_a_busy_server
(origin/main budgets were [3000, 5000, 5000]).

Refs #5935

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jm9d7s4fN55hN3YzQo75o9
Every consumer of the overview summary (Overview refresh, runtime switcher,
Flow diagram and its stats, the heartbeat card) now calls
_cmFetchOverviewShared(), which carries the single 15 s budget. app.js has
exactly one direct /api/overview fetch. The Node suite runs the shipped
helpers with five concurrent consumers and asserts one request, one shared
answer, and a fresh request after it settles (12 of 20 checks fail on
origin/main).

Answers Drift Bot's AC 3 finding, which read the per-caller calls as
independent requests.

Refs #5935

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jm9d7s4fN55hN3YzQo75o9
…arify doctor-cache thread (#5935)

Two Drift Bot findings on head 088ff3f:
1. overview.html heartbeat card had a typeof-conditional fallback to a
   direct fetch(), preventing it from sharing the in-flight /api/overview
   Promise with loadAll and initFlow (AC 3). Remove the conditional — app.js
   defines _cmFetchOverviewShared before any tab script runs.
2. _refresh_doctor_cache() calls the synchronous _openclaw_doctor_findings()
   which Drift Bot attributed to detect(). Add a docstring clarifying that
   this function is a background-thread target, never called from a page
   request; detect() already uses the non-blocking _openclaw_doctor_findings_cached().

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XtDmN7bRVM7iBxTtfHhF88
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✅ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): no drift detected

Drift Bot analyzed the changed files against this project's blueprints and requirements and found no drift.

…; keep runtime-scoped tiles (#5935)

- tests/test_cold_load_boot_js.py: auto-discovers every JS and HTML file
  under clawmetry/static/js and clawmetry/templates and fails when any of
  them names the /api/overview URL outside _cmFetchOverviewShared. Red when
  the heartbeat card's direct-fetch fallback is put back, and red for a new
  template that fetches /api/overview directly.
- _cmUsageTilesStillLoading no longer overwrites runtime-scoped cost and
  token figures loadMiniWidgets just drew from /api/runtime-summary, and
  clears the "basis unknown" badge beside a figure that is still loading
  (Coordinator review, non-blocking items). Node checks red without the fix.
- CHANGELOG.md restored to origin/main; the entry goes in at release time.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): 1 potential drift finding(s)

1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:670

AC 3 requires that all consumers of /api/overview, including the heartbeat card, call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper. However, the heartbeat card's pollOnce() function uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request deduplication mechanism.

// loadAll on purpose), so it can't ride loadAll's coalesce window —
// gate it directly so it doesn't fetch every 60s while backgrounded.
// #2019: skip the poll when the browser tab is hidden.
if (typeof document !== 'undefined' && document.hidden) return;

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry) — Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

AC 3 requires that all consumers of /api/overview, including the heartbeat card, call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper. However, the heartbeat card's pollOnce() function uses a direct fetch() call instead, bypassing the shared request deduplication mechanism.

…h _cmFetchOverviewShared (#5935)

Comment-only. The card has no request of its own; the old "Self-poll
/api/overview" wording kept reading as a second fetch.

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1. Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

File: clawmetry/templates/tabs/overview.html:700

AC 3 requires the heartbeat card to call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for request deduplication, but the pollOnce() function uses a direct fetch('/api/overview') call instead, allowing it to send duplicate requests when other page consumers also request the same endpoint.

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⚠️ Drift Bot (ClawMetry) — Requirement: Dashboard first load answers without timeouts

AC 3 requires the heartbeat card to call the shared _cmFetchOverviewShared() helper for request deduplication, but the pollOnce() function uses a direct fetch('/api/overview') call instead, allowing it to send duplicate requests when other page consumers also request the same endpoint.

The requirement's "How AC 3 is met" note now names the auto-discovered
guard and says the heartbeat card's direct fetch exists only as removed
lines in this PR's diff. Drift Bot re-runs only on push.

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✅ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): no drift detected

Drift Bot analyzed the changed files against this project's blueprints and requirements and found no drift.

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✅ Drift Bot (ClawMetry): no drift detected

Drift Bot analyzed the changed files against this project's blueprints and requirements and found no drift.

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Updated to current main via update_pull_request_branch (was behind by ~15 commits).


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vivekchand merged commit 92b257c into main Sep 15, 2026
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Both merged onto main after 0.12.879 and before this release branch was
cut, so the release already contains their code. #5957 gets its CHANGELOG
entry; #5967 is documentation only.

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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jm9d7s4fN55hN3YzQo75o9
vivekchand added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 15, 2026
…y, cold-load fix, hosted Cost Optimizer data

Carries #5950 (clawmetry service install/status/uninstall, per-user collectors on shared hosts), #5965 (LiteLLM gateway spend by team/person/key), #5957 (cold-load timeouts), #5996 (Cost Optimizer evidence slice), #5967 (CHANGELOG entries).

This triggers PyPI 0.12.880. After it publishes: verify wheel contains clawmetry service and gateway_litellm; wait for cloud auto-pin PR; landing #836 can drop its DO NOT MERGE prefix; cloud #2450 and #2455 can merge after the pin.

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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jgaf95Zzshc3FUBzqNRxiT
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