The router prompt has no destination, so the model arm of V-655 names nothing #201
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so the fixture scored a grammar set nobody runs. Fixed by V-659, worth 3 points of
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destination and nothing else. Check that function when adding a grammar.
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The model arm is still the follow-up. It lands on V-546. Intent, mood and BIO slot
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tags were already three heads on one forward pass of the resident e5-small.
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Destination is a fourth head on the same pass.
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**The model arm landed the same day** (V-660,
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`docs/evals/2026-08-08-destination-model-arm.md`). `routeGrammar` carries a
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`source` rule closed over `router.Sources` plus the empty floor, so the model
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cannot emit a destination that does not exist. The prompt lists the twelve in
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Russian and says `""` is a normal answer to give often. `LLMRouter.Route` reads it
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back through `ValidSource` and on `IntentQuery` alone. Against gemma-4-12b on the
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workstation the cascade scores destination **24/33 (72.7%)** with intent unmoved
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at 84.4%, and **recall goes 0/15 to 14/15**. The resident Qwen3-1.7B is
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unmeasured, because it binds `--port 0` inside the container.
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**Stage 0 now costs four destination points.** It did not before. The four cases
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the cascade loses and the model alone wins are all calendar. The possessive
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agenda rules claim them first and name nothing on purpose. That caution was free
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while nothing downstream could name anything either. It is not free now, and the
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fix is the owner's call rather than a quiet edit.
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The last arm is V-546. Intent, mood and BIO slot tags were already three heads on
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one forward pass of the resident e5-small. Destination is a fourth head on the
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same pass, and 72.7% from a 12B teacher is the label source for training it.
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## LLM output contract
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# The destination, with a model that can name one
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Measured 2026-08-08 against gemma-4-12b on the workstation, the same 96-case
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fixture V-659 built. Covers V-660.
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```sh
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no_proxy='*' MAVEN_LLM_URL=http://192.168.1.105:8080 \
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make t PKG=./internal/router/eval/ RUN=TestLLMRouterBaseline V=1
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```
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## The gap was structural
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V-659 measured the destination at 12/33 on the classifier cascade, with recall
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at 0/15. Nothing in `routeSystem` named a `Source` and `routeGrammar` could not
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emit one, so the resident model had no string to write. That is the shape V-517
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measured for Praxis reach at 0/12: not a weak model, an absent contract.
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`routeGrammar` now carries a `source` rule closed over `router.Sources` plus the
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empty floor. The prompt lists the twelve destinations in Russian and says that
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`""` is a normal answer to give often.
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## Result
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| run | intent | destination |
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|---|---|---|
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| classifier + ONNX (V-659) | 73/96 (76.0%) | 12/33 (36.4%) |
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| gemma-4-12b alone | 79/96 intent-only (82.3%) | 26/33 (78.8%) |
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| cascade + gemma-4-12b + hash fallback | 81/96 (84.4%) | 24/33 (72.7%) |
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Recall is the move: 0/15 to 14/15. Intent did not shift, which was the
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constraint. The prompt is shared, so a destination rule that costs routing
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points is not a win.
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The eight llm-only errors are the eight `want_clarify` cases. The model returned
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`unknown` on every one, which is correct, and the llm-only harness surfaces a
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decline as an error by design.
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## Stage 0 now costs four destination points
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The four cases the cascade loses and the model alone wins are all calendar. The
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possessive agenda rules claim them at stage 0 and deliberately name nothing.
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"что у меня в списке покупок" matches the same rule. Naming the calendar there
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would take the list source off the turn (V-655).
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So a rule written to be careful about the list now blocks a model that would
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have named the calendar correctly. Before V-660 that caution was free, because
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nothing downstream of stage 0 could name anything either.
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Three ways out, and each costs something. Split the possessive rule so the
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calendar-shaped half names its destination. Let a later stage overwrite an empty
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destination a grammar left behind, which reverses "a matched value always wins".
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Or leave it, on the argument that four points is cheap next to a wrong
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destination on a shopping list. This wants the owner's call rather than a quiet
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edit.
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## What this does not measure
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The resident Qwen3-1.7B, which is what homesrv runs. It binds `--port 0` inside
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the container and no host process can reach it. Scoring it needs a second
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llama-server on a fixed port. The workstation is never assumed
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up, so the homesrv number is the one that decides whether this ships on by
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default.
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The fixture is 33 labelled destinations over twelve values. Recall carries 15 of
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them and five destinations carry none at all. A per-destination number below
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world, recall, calendar and the floor is not supported by this fixture.
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