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Three UI changes and two plan corrections.
Set as default. routing.default_profile decides what every client that does
not name a profile gets -- including all 13 opencode agents, which send bare
llm-router/auto -- and it was reachable only from a dropdown on Controls,
with the profiles page unable to even show which profile was live. The
profiles list now marks the default, the detail pane badges it, and a button
sets it. It posts to the same allowlisted config endpoint the Controls page
uses, so the validation is the one that already exists rather than a second
rule that can drift. is_default is read from the config store rather than
cfg, because cfg binds at import and would report the pre-restart value at
exactly the moment the operator is looking at it. Delete is disabled on the
current default, saying so before the click instead of after the 422.
Allowlist folds. The two lists ran together in one scroll column with
identical row styling, so the only cue for which list a row belonged to was
whether its button was red or blue -- and the allowed scroller cut a row in
half at the boundary, which read as a rendering fault rather than a divider.
They are now separate collapsible sections, each boxed, each with its count
in the header so a folded one still reports what it holds under the filter.
The catalog starts folded: opening the manager should not dump 425 rows
nobody asked for. The allowed scroller is 7 * 38px so it cuts on a row.
Degraded output plan, second trigger. Measured on the live router while
onlycheaps was default and opencode hammered a free model: 38 of 108 calls
to nemotron-3-nano-omni:free came back MALFORMED EMPTY on HTTP 200 -- 35.2%,
against 0% from three other models over the same window. Nothing was logged
as an upstream failure because nothing failed; the circuit breaker trips on
status >= 400 and cannot see this at all, so the router kept dispatching
with no backoff. verify_response caught every one, and structural verdicts
are diagnostics only, so it detected the degradation 38 times and could do
nothing. That is a stronger case for the plan than the mojibake it was
written for, and it flips the scope decision: encoding faults are
provider-shaped, content faults are model-shaped, so the signature decides
the key.
Exposure-bias plan: marked done, not planned. It was labelled planned in the
status backfill on the strength of its own "FINAL -- ready to implement"
header and a memory note saying "until the fix lands". Both describe when
they were written. The code shipped long ago -- exploration enabled at
epsilon 0.03, outcome_prior_strength 20, FAILURE_VERDICTS ("failed",),
expected_success_rate present, and the taxonomy live in the table
(outcome_prior 264, self_eval_thin 147, outcome_blended 38). What remains is
1,136 unfolded outcomes of 2,221, which is an operator decision about an
irreversible DB mutation, not missing code. Cost a wasted dispatch to Atlas;
the correction is recorded in the doc so it cannot cost another.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VRQXz5SYZYVWscxS1QqF6U
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