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fix(examples): rerun and grade document-field extraction with the measured recipe - #622
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…sured recipe The example sent the document schema only as response_format. SIE applies response_format as a decoding grammar, so the model never read the field descriptions; that recipe scored 75.64 on the 546 confirmation documents. The measured recipe also puts the schema text in the system message and raises the output cap to 8,192 tokens; it scored 91.03 and was non-inferior to GPT-6 Luna in the pre-registered test. - run.py builds the measured request and sends one document or a whole published set to any SIE endpoint through sie_sdk.SIEClient; --dry-run rebuilds the set offline and checks the published body sha256. - fetch.py downloads the pinned Omni rows and images and the published replies, checking every size and sha256. - score.py grades replies with a standard-library port of OmniAI's json.ts and json-diff 1.0.6 (both MIT, notice kept), replacing the old saved-count replay, which could not grade a reply. - replay_server.py checks the send path offline against the published replies. - The example declares sie-sdk>=0.9.0, the first release with the per-call read timeout run.py uses; the old <0.8 pin could not run it.
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant run.py
participant Sender
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participant score.py
run.py->>Sender: Submit extraction request
Sender->>SIE SDK: Send request
SIE SDK->>SIE endpoint: Forward request
SIE endpoint-->>SIE SDK: Return completion
SIE SDK-->>Sender: Return response
Sender-->>run.py: Record outcome
run.py->>score.py: Score reply rows
score.py-->>run.py: Return scores
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153-158: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueBound image downloads and write them atomically.
prepare_imagescallshttp_getwith nomax_bytes, so an image download has no size limit.path.write_bytesalso runs in eight threads. If a run is interrupted during a write, the cache keeps a truncated file. The hash check then rejects that file and downloads it again, so the cache recovers. The missing size bound is the more useful fix. Passmax_bytesfrom the manifest'sb64_len(decoded size ≤b64_len * 3 // 4). Write to a temporary file and then callreplace.Proposed fix
- data = http_get(f"{PINS['omni']['base_url']}/{name}") + data = http_get(f"{PINS['omni']['base_url']}/{name}", max_bytes=row["b64_len"] * 3 // 4 + 4) if sha256(data) != source_sha: raise SystemExit(f"{doc_id}: downloaded {name} does not match its pinned sha256") - path.write_bytes(data) + tmp = path.with_suffix(path.suffix + ".part") + tmp.write_bytes(data) + tmp.replace(path)
b64_lendescribes the image that was sent. For omni-407, the source PNG is larger than the derived JPEG. Skip the size bound whenspecis set.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 391-393: Update run_document to catch json.JSONDecodeError when
parsing row["text"] and exit with a clear message that includes a bounded
excerpt of the raw reply; preserve the existing formatted output for valid JSON.
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- Around line 153-158: In prepare_images, bound http_get with a maximum derived
from the manifest row’s b64_len when spec is unset, and skip the size bound when
spec is set. Write verified downloads to a temporary file and replace the cache
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Image downloads now stop at 16 MiB and every cache write is atomic, so an interrupted fetch cannot leave a truncated file. A single-document send whose reply is not JSON now exits with a bounded excerpt instead of a traceback.
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@coderabbitai Both findings are addressed in 3416a1c.
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- Around line 80-82: Update the cache-write flow around `partial.write_bytes` to
create a unique temporary file in `path.parent` for each write, then replace
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set -euo pipefail
fd -t f '^(run|fetch|score)\.py$' examples/doc-field-extraction-omni
ast-grep outline examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/fetch.py --items all
ast-grep outline examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/run.py --match 'run_document|Sender' --items all
ast-grep outline examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/score.py --match 'main|compare|score_set' --items all
cat -n examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/fetch.py
rg -n -A85 -B5 '^def run_document\(' examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/run.py
rg -n -A80 -B5 '^def main\(' examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/score.py
rg -n '"b64_len"' examples/doc-field-extraction-omni/sets --stats | tail -n 15Length of output: 21629
The fixed limit is appropriate for both sets. My suggested I did not rerun the scoring or dry-run checks. ✏️ Learnings added
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Two fetch or run processes sharing a cache could race on one .part name. Each write now uses a unique temporary file in the destination folder and removes it if the write or replace fails.
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examples/doc-field-extraction-omninow carries the recipe that was actually measured for superlinked.com/doc-field-extraction, and it can grade replies instead of replaying saved counts.run.pybuilds the measured request:SYSTEM + "\n\nJSON schema:\n" + json.dumps(schema, indent=2)as the system message, one image, a strictjson_schemaresponse_formatin which every leaf is nullable,temperature0,presence_penalty0 andmax_completion_tokens8192. It sends one document (--image --schema) or a whole published set (--set pilot|confirm) to any SIE endpoint throughsie_sdk.SIEClient: a local server, a remote self-hosted one or SIE Cloud.--dry-runrebuilds the requests offline and checks them against the published body sha256.fetch.pydownloads the pinned Omni rows and images and the published replies, checking every size and sha256.score.pygrades replies with a standard-library Python port of OmniAI's benchmarksrc/evaluation/json.ts(MIT) and json-diff 1.0.6 (MIT). The MIT notice is kept at the top of the file. The old saved-count replay is removed. Nothing in this repository references it, and the site links to the pinned 971f2d4 tree.replay_server.pystands in for/v1/chat/completionsso theSIEClientsend path can be checked without a GPU.pyproject.toml/uv.lockfollow the other examples and declaresie-sdk>=0.9.0(locked 0.9.0) and Pillow 12.2.0.Why
response_format. SIE appliesresponse_formatpurely as a decoding grammar, so the model never saw the field descriptions. That recipe scored 75.64 on the 546 confirmation documents.score.pycould not grade a reply. It only re-added saved per-document counts.run.pyfailed under its own pin. It pinnedsie-sdk>=0.7.3,<0.8but usedread_timeout_s, which first shipped in 0.9.0.Verification
All checks ran offline. There were no model calls, and nothing was downloaded except the pinned public files.
python3 run.py --set confirm --dry-run: the bodies hash to8e796736eac72b18e0815a6c62e265c29e154768ced92006140aad50802010d8, the publishedA1.confirm.bodies.jsonl.sha256. The readable bodies are byte-identical to the publishedA1.confirm.bodies.show.jsonl. All 546 images matched the published manifest.uv run run.py --set pilot --dry-run(Pillow 12.2.0), from a fresh download: the bodies hash tod364ac86…and the readable form is byte-identical to the publishedA1.bodies.show.jsonl.python3 score.py --set confirm --published: mean 91.03, and all 546 per-document records match the publishedomni_scores.json.python3 score.py --set pilot --published: mean 90.15, and all 100 records match.uv run run.py --set {confirm,pilot} --base-urlpointed atreplay_server.py(sie-sdk 0.9.0): 546 of 546 and 100 of 100 wire bodies matched the published bodies.replies.jsonlwas byte-identical to the publishedA1.jsonl, and the runs scored 91.03 and 90.15. A single-document send matched its published body too.ruff checkandruff format --check(ruff 0.16) passed, and so diduv lock --check. The rootuv lock --checkis unaffected, because examples are not workspace members.Evidence
doc-field-extraction-native/2026-10-07@ f10e813f (manifest sha25669823e6d…). Confirmation README.doc-field-extraction-native-rerun/2026-10-07@ d61c5f25.doc-field-extraction-omni/2026-10-01@ 61e751a5.Summary by CodeRabbit