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claude a6a62a2d56 router: introduce CapabilitySelection type and SelectCapability stage (slice 6b)
Add the explicit capability-selection boundary between route resolution
and action candidate production. SelectCapability is the single entry
point for selecting which executable capability matched an IntentAct turn.

Three input kinds: raw, llm_text, deterministic. Decision.CapabilitySelection
is the authoritative record; Decision.Slots.Fn/Args/HasFn remain as
compatibility representations populated from the selection.
2026-09-06 21:01:59 +04:00

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package router
// CapabilitySelection — the result of the explicit capability-selection stage.
// It says what executable capability matched, separate from what kind of turn
// this is (RouteDecision/Decision) and separate from the downstream action
// artifact (ActionCandidate).
//
// CapabilitySelection is the authoritative record of which exact function was
// selected and by which component. Decision.Slots.Fn/Args/HasFn remain as
// compatibility representations that are populated FROM the selection; later
// action execution must not depend on those compatibility fields.
type CapabilitySelection struct {
// Fn — the resolved function/tool identity. Empty when no capability
// matched the input.
Fn string
// Args — positional arguments passed to the tool. May be nil when Fn
// is empty or when the match produced no arguments.
Args []string
// Resolved — whether a capability was matched. Fn may be non-empty
// even when Resolved is false (grammar-fixed paths set Fn without
// going through the general selector). This field distinguishes "the
// selector ran and matched" from "a deterministic path set Fn".
Resolved bool
// Method — which component actually selected the function. Five
// disjoint values from ActionResolutionMethod; empty when no function
// was resolved.
Method ActionResolutionMethod
// InputKind — what the selector selected against. Distinguishes the
// raw utterance from LLM-cleaned text, so the observability trace
// can name the exact input the matcher saw.
InputKind SelectionInputKind
// Producer — which cascade stage produced the routing decision that
// led here. Carried for observability; not used for dispatch.
Producer RouteProducer
// Confidence — the routing confidence from the decision. Carried for
// observability; not used for dispatch.
Confidence float64
}
// SelectionInputKind — what the selector selected against. Three disjoint
// values.
type SelectionInputKind string
const (
// SelectionRaw — the selector matched against the original raw
// utterance from the user.
SelectionRaw SelectionInputKind = "raw"
// SelectionLLMText — the selector matched against LLM-normalized or
// cleaned action text from Slots.Text, which may differ from the raw
// utterance.
SelectionLLMText SelectionInputKind = "llm_text"
// SelectionDeterministic — the selector was bypassed because a
// deterministic grammar already resolved the function. The selector
// did not run; this records that the bypass happened.
SelectionDeterministic SelectionInputKind = "deterministic"
)
// applyCapabilityToSlots propagates the CapabilitySelection result into the
// Decision.Slots compatibility fields. This preserves backward compatibility
// for code that still reads Slots.Fn/Args/HasFn, while CapabilitySelection
// remains the authoritative record. Later action execution must read the
// candidate produced from CapabilitySelection, not these compatibility fields.
func applyCapabilityToSlots(dec *Decision, sel CapabilitySelection) {
dec.CapabilitySelection = sel
if sel.Resolved {
dec.Slots.Fn = sel.Fn
dec.Slots.Args = sel.Args
dec.Slots.HasFn = true
dec.Slots.ResolvedBy = sel.Method
}
}
// SelectCapability is the explicit capability-selection stage. It sits between
// route resolution and action candidate production, answering: which exact
// executable capability matched this turn?
//
// Resolution order:
// 1. HasFn already set (grammar-fixed or extractor raw): bypass the general
// selector. CapabilitySelection records the existing result with
// InputKind=SelectionDeterministic.
// 2. Raw utterance not matching the allowlist, but LLM cleaned text available:
// try Acts.Match(LLM text). This is the extractor_llm_text path.
// 3. No match on either input: unresolved.
//
// The matcher algorithm, enabled-tool set, alias behavior, fuzzy-prefix
// behavior, and ordering are all unchanged — SelectCapability delegates to
// the same Acts.Match call that Extract and ResolveActionCandidate always used.
func SelectCapability(dec Decision, m ActMatcher) CapabilitySelection {
// Non-act intents have no capability to select.
if dec.Intent != IntentAct {
return CapabilitySelection{
Producer: dec.Producer,
Confidence: dec.Confidence,
}
}
// Deterministic path: a grammar or the raw extractor already resolved
// the function. The general selector does not re-run.
if dec.Slots.HasFn {
return CapabilitySelection{
Fn: dec.Slots.Fn,
Args: dec.Slots.Args,
Resolved: true,
Method: dec.Slots.ResolvedBy,
InputKind: SelectionDeterministic,
Producer: dec.Producer,
Confidence: dec.Confidence,
}
}
// General path: the raw utterance did not match. Try the LLM-cleaned
// text when it differs from the raw utterance.
if m != nil && dec.Slots.Text != "" && dec.Slots.Text != dec.Utterance {
if fn, args, ok := m.Match(dec.Slots.Text); ok {
return CapabilitySelection{
Fn: fn,
Args: args,
Resolved: true,
Method: ActionResolutionExtractorLLMText,
InputKind: SelectionLLMText,
Producer: dec.Producer,
Confidence: dec.Confidence,
}
}
}
// Unresolved: no capability matched on any input.
return CapabilitySelection{
Producer: dec.Producer,
Confidence: dec.Confidence,
}
}