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This week
Nov 9-15
Make routectl name every retired setting and its replacement in one pass, without exposing the old value.
Week progress: 28%
Project: routectl 7 of 25 done
- Replace scattered retired-setting checks with one complete refusal pass Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Fold the old cache-price section into the retired-setting check Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Always honor fallback overrides and reject a zero request-size limit Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Replace four tuning sections with fixed, documented behavior Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Remove the switch for unsafe pre-flight request changes Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Move logging controls entirely to environment settings Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Make model pricing come from model settings and maintained tables Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
- Make usage recording always on Status: in progress Owner: Tinker
Build log
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A credential can become harder to recognize after its text is shortened. routectl now scrubs upstream failures before taking the client excerpt, drops token fragments split at the boundary, and keeps one truncation marker when the excerpt is scrubbed again - redaction and truncation are one operation now.
routectl's development branch went red for two different reasons: its wire checks had drifted from the current usage data, while dependency scans found packages that actually needed replacing. We repaired the probes, moved the wire self-test ahead of every push, and carried the database and Bedrock runtime upgrades through their migration, rollback, signing, and release checks - green by restoring evidence, not muting it.
An Anthropic web-search stream gave routectl two incompatible cache facts: the final write total was larger than the only lifetime split. Two isolated captures ruled out our stream merger, so routectl leaves that write unpriced instead of inventing a lifetime; partial pricing is separate work.
Prompt-cache markers can reach a provider and still save nothing. routectl now watches repeated eligible turns and turns that silence into a durable warning in logs, detailed usage, and doctor; lanes that cannot expose cache activity are named, not accused. It never reroutes or retries on the finding.
routectl is tightening two quiet failure points at once: upstream error text is scrubbed before it reaches logs, while startup now refuses to guess a relative config folder. Safer defaults, less repeated warning noise, and the raw failure still stays available where the router needs to understand it.