Logos: Guide the AI-tools setup step by step and size context windows dynamically - #775
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds configurable context-aware placement and routing, exposes minimum, best, and native context capacities, propagates them through the webservice, adds Claude Code wrappers, and replaces the AI-tools page with a six-step setup wizard. ChangesContext capacity and routing
Claude Code and AI-tools setup
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219-255: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReuse one context-resolution helper for OpenCode
openCodeContextis unused inlogos/logos-ui/src, whilebuildOpenCodeConfigrepeats the same effective fallback chain. Extract a helper that acceptsModelAccess, then use it for the selected model and eachmodelsMapentry.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@logos/docs/context-windows.md`:
- Around line 53-55: Add language identifiers to every fenced code block in
context-windows.md, including the blocks around the feasibility output,
formulas, and commands; use text for output/formula blocks and bash for command
blocks to satisfy MD040.
- Around line 119-123: Correct the arithmetic example in the context-window
documentation: with a 111,200-token window and a 20,000-token output reservation
subtracted twice, use 38,200 rather than 37,240, unless the example explicitly
documents the source of an additional 960-token deduction.
- Around line 26-28: Update the documentation for max_model_len and the §3
routing escape hatch to remove the unconditional-safety guarantee when
unknown-window deployments remain routable. Describe the value as safe only when
all reachable lanes have a known compatible window, or document/enforce an
equivalent minimum for unknown deployments; keep the descriptions of
max_model_len_best and max_context_length accurate.
In `@logos/logos-orchestrator/src/logos/capacity/capacity_planner.py`:
- Around line 5118-5146: Apply the _min_context_tokens(profile) floor to every
load path, including contention and eviction-backed cold loads: require a
calibrated KV pair with a model-length value at or above the floor, reject the
load when none qualifies, and ensure _build_load_params selects only from those
qualifying pairs rather than the complete curve. Add a regression test covering
a contended cold load that would otherwise select a below-floor pair.
In `@logos/logos-ui/public/claude-logos.ps1`:
- Line 344: Update the Write-Host format string in claude-logos.ps1 to escape
the embedded double quotes using PowerShell’s doubled-quote syntax instead of
backslashes, ensuring the script parses and all invocation paths remain
functional.
- Around line 122-142: Update the Set-Content calls for $KeyFile, $ConfigFile,
and $SettingsFile in the installation flow to use -Encoding ASCII instead of
-Encoding UTF8, ensuring all generated files are written without a BOM.
In `@logos/logos-ui/src/app/features/ai-tools/ai-tools.html`:
- Around line 531-536: Update the download hint in the ai-tools template to
render a single path from openCodeConfigPath() for the selected operating
system, removing the hard-coded POSIX path and Windows-labelled duplicate while
preserving the existing no-config guidance.
- Around line 500-507: Update the connect-method tab buttons in the os-tabs
tablist to include type="button" and bind aria-selected to each button’s active
state, using connectMethod() to report true for the selected method and false
otherwise. Preserve the existing click handlers and visual active-state
bindings.
- Around line 47-94: Complete the ARIA table structure in the comparison markup:
ensure the column headers and each dimension’s cells are owned by elements with
role="row", using display: contents for row wrappers if needed to preserve the
existing grid layout. Update the role assignments around the compare container,
header buttons, and the rowheader/cell elements so assistive technologies can
traverse the table correctly.
In `@logos/logos-ui/src/app/features/ai-tools/ai-tools.scss`:
- Line 98: Update the affected SCSS rules around the glass-surface include, the
.compare comment, and the glass-card include to add the required empty lines
before the following declarations or comment, resolving all three stylelint
errors without changing styling behavior.
- Around line 636-646: Update the max-width 900px media rule to target the
rendered .compare grid instead of the obsolete .tool-choice class, applying the
intended narrow-screen column layout while preserving correct pairing of each
label with both comparison values.
In `@logos/logos-ui/src/app/features/ai-tools/ai-tools.ts`:
- Around line 364-376: Update claudeCodePosixInstall to quote the LOGOS heredoc
delimiter as a literal delimiter, preventing shell expansion of key and model
values before the wrapper reads them; preserve the existing heredoc body and
installation command.
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In `@logos/logos-ui/src/app/features/ai-tools/ai-tools.ts`:
- Around line 219-255: The context-resolution chain is duplicated and
openCodeContext is unused. Extract a shared helper accepting ModelAccess that
returns the first positive native, best, or context window value, falling back
by provider type, then use it in openCodeContext and buildOpenCodeConfig for
each modelsMap entry while preserving the existing output-limit calculation.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Does Windows PowerShell 5.1 Set-Content -Encoding UTF8 add a byte order mark, and does Claude Code fail to read a settings.json file that starts with a UTF-8 BOM?
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Yes, Windows PowerShell 5.1 adds a Byte Order Mark (BOM) when using the -Encoding UTF8 parameter with Set-Content [1][2]. In Windows PowerShell 5.1, any Unicode encoding (excluding UTF7) consistently creates a file with a BOM [3][4]. Yes, Claude Code has encountered issues reading settings.json files that start with a UTF-8 BOM [5][6]. Because a BOM (EF BB BF) is technically an invalid character at the start of a JSON file, standard JSON parsers (such as those used by Node.js) may fail to parse the file, causing Claude Code to report a syntax error or silently ignore the settings [5][6][7]. This is a known issue for Windows users, as PowerShell 5.1 is often used to manage or generate these configuration files [8][7]. Developers have implemented workarounds, such as stripping the BOM during the read process, to ensure these files are parsed correctly [8][7].
Citations:
- 1: Windows: JSON writers still use Set-Content -Encoding UTF8 (BOM on PS 5.1), so settings.json gets a BOM Claude Desktop rejects PeonPing/peon-ping#569
- 2: https://forums.powershell.org/t/powershell-change-save-encoding-how-to-convert-several-txt-files-utf-8-to-utf-8-bom/16618
- 3: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_character_encoding?view=powershell-7.6
- 4: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/PowerShell-Docs/blob/main/reference/5.1/Microsoft.PowerShell.Core/About/about_Character_Encoding.md
- 5: [BUG] Claude fails to read settings.json and .mcp.json files because of UTF-8 BOM in the beginning anthropics/claude-code#9906
- 6: Desktop app silently ignores ~/.claude/settings.json when the file has a UTF-8 BOM (JSON.parse SyntaxError, warn-level log only) anthropics/claude-code#81355
- 7: Windows: settings.json written with UTF-8 BOM causes JSON parse failure on every hook thedotmack/claude-mem#3013
- 8: fix(windows): strip UTF-8 BOM in all settings.json readers (#3013) thedotmack/claude-mem#3033
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The install path runs under Windows PowerShell 5.1. Its -Encoding UTF8 writes a BOM to $KeyFile, $ConfigFile, and $SettingsFile. The wrapper passes $SettingsFile to Claude Code with --settings, where the BOM can cause JSON parsing to fail. Use -Encoding ASCII for all three files.
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Resolve the stylelint errors in the new rules.
Stylelint reports three errors in changed lines: a missing empty line before the declaration after @include glass-surface (line 98), a missing empty line before the comment inside .compare (line 174), and a missing empty line before the declaration after @include glass-card (line 323). These fail the lint gate.
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Those filed names are not descriptive at all.
max_model_len_overall -> Models max. capabilities (overall max ever reached!)
max_model_len_current_min -> currently reached min.
max_model_len_current_max -> currently reached max.
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Done — max_model_len_current_min, max_model_len_current_max, max_model_len_overall.
max_model_len stays as an alias of current_min. It is the field vLLM itself uses, so anything OpenAI-compatible that already reads it keeps working; the descriptive names are the canonical ones. Same rename through stats, the Java DTO (context_window_current_min / _max / _overall) and the UI.
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| | `LOGOS_MIN_CONTEXT_FRACTION` | `0.5` | Minimum share of the model's context length a lane must serve. `0` disables the floor (pre-existing behaviour), `1.0` is "full context or nothing". | |
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no env variable, i want it to reside in logos-workernode config.yml (per model configuration)
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Moved. min_context_fraction per model under logos.capabilities_models in the worker's config.yml:
logos:
capabilities_models:
- model: Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B
min_context_fraction: 1.0It rides along on the model profile in the runtime snapshot, so the server picks it up without a restart of its own. LOGOS_MIN_CONTEXT_FRACTION and the overrides map are gone.
You were right that this belongs on the worker: the hardware that decides which windows are reachable is the same thing that should decide the floor. Documented in config.example.yml next to kv_cache_memory_bytes.
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1.) How would we know what a "request reserves"?
2.) do you also take into account that a lane possibly first of all has to be 3000 tokens of margin to serve a big request?
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1) How do we know what a request reserves? It says so. max_tokens (Anthropic Messages, chat completions), max_completion_tokens or max_output_tokens (Responses API) — whichever is present in the payload. A request that names none is assumed to reserve 20,000, because an uncapped request can generate until it hits the window and 20,000 is the largest default among the clients we serve.
This matters because vLLM charges input and output against one budget: a prompt that fits on its own can still overflow once the reply it asked for is reserved. There is a test for exactly that case — the same ~11k-token prompt fits a 33k lane with a 4k reply and does not with a 20k one.
2) Does a lane have to have 3000 tokens of margin first? No — the margin is inside needed, not on top of the lane. A lane serving 33,000 is asked to satisfy prompt + output + 3000 ≤ 33000, so it never has to "make room" for the margin; it is just expected to have 3000 tokens more than the request strictly needs.
The 3000 is the same margin Claude Code keeps between its own hard stop and the limit it was told, so a session Claude Code considers safe is one this filter also considers safe. It exists because our estimate counts characters and divides by 3 — it cannot know the model's tokenizer, so it needs slack in the direction of caution.
Both spelled out in §3 of the doc now.
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We can entirely drop ollama support, do not mention it here and create a issue to drop it fully
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Removed from the doc, and opened #778 for dropping the engine.
~213 references: ollama_provider.py (527), ollama_facade.py (261), ollama_process.py (490), the provider_type == "ollama" branches, the ollama_provider_snapshot table and its repository, plus a migration decision for any provider row still typed ollama. Flagged as a prerequisite to check prod/dev for such rows first — that decides whether the migration converts or refuses.
It also simplifies the routing in this PR: the "unknown window" escape hatch exists partly because Ollama lanes report a configured context_length rather than a served window.
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| `<logos-url>/claude-logos.sh` and installed by the AI Tools page. It asks | ||
| `GET /v1/models` at every start, prints the window it got, and exports the |
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Please also add functionality to notify users, when a new model is available for them! ;)
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Both done.
New models: the wrapper already fetches the model list at startup for the window, so noticing an addition is one file comparison. New ids are named on startup:
new : mistralai/Mistral-Large now available to you
(set LOGOS_MODEL=<id> to use one, or re-run the setup on the Logos web UI)
Baseline in ~/.config/claude-logos/known-models. First run records it silently rather than announcing every model the team already had as new. Tested across three runs (baseline → addition announced → not announced again).
Warm-up: new POST /v1/models/{model}/warmup, and no test message — as you asked, Logos decides internally what to do with it.
It records the same latent demand the scheduler records when classification preferred a model it did not get (weight 0.5, decays per cycle) and wakes the planner cycle early. So it is a hint, not a reservation: the planner keeps its own fairness rules, a warm-up can never evict a lane real traffic is using, and a burst of them coalesces into one extra cycle. That is also what keeps it from being a lever to make the cluster thrash — the most an authenticated caller can do is nudge a model it already has access to up the list of things worth loading. Warming a model the key cannot access is a 404.
Returns 202 immediately with {"model", "status": "serving"|"preparing", "hint_accepted"} plus the three windows.
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| claude-logos --logos-check plus one real request against the gateway | ||
| claude-logos --logos-uninstall remove the wrapper, its config and its key |
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why not use simply "claude-logos --uninstall"
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Done — --uninstall, --install, --check, --help. The --logos- prefix is gone everywhere.
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We dont need this advanced check, remote it
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Removed. --check now prints the connection, the model, the context arithmetic, the key and the effort — and sends nothing.
Reading the model list already proves the URL, the key and that Logos serves the model, so the only thing the prompt added was a GPU load to tell us what we already knew.
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Also it shall automatically instantly trigger a warmup, as it is very likely to be used in a few seconds when a new claude session is started. (just implement a new rest api for that - do NOT send a test message as we might want to handle this internally different).
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what exactly happens when this limit is reached in claude code?
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Nothing breaks — it degrades in two steps, neither of which the user has to recover from.
At window − reserve − 13000 Claude Code compacts the conversation by itself and carries on. If a single turn still grows past window − reserve − 3000 it refuses to send and asks for a /compact instead of trying.
The failure mode that replaces: before this PR the numbers were wrong in the unsafe direction only when the output reservation was under-counted — otherwise they were wrong in the wasteful direction (compacting at 37,240 on a 111,200 window). What we are avoiding is a 400 from vLLM mid-turn, which is not a graceful stop.
DEFAULT_OUTPUT_RESERVE_TOKENS = 20000 specifically is Claude Code's own cap: it never reserves more than that no matter how large a CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS it is given. So for a request that names no max_tokens, 20,000 is not a guess — it is what the client would have reserved. Added to §4 of the doc.
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rather use --help not --logos-help
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Done. One wrinkle worth naming: claude --help is a real command, and the wrapper passes everything else through unchanged — so intercepting --help would take it away.
So claude-logos --help prints the wrapper's own help and then execs claude --help. You get both halves, which is what someone typing it is after.
…ws dynamically The AI Tools page asked for everything at once and configured Claude Code by writing an env block into ~/.claude/settings.json — which redirects every Claude Code session on the machine, so anyone with an Anthropic subscription had to edit it back and forth to use both. It also handed out one context-window number, and that number was wrong twice over: it was the smallest window across the cluster, and it had the output reservation subtracted from it a second time on top of the subtraction Claude Code already does. On a 111,200-token window that is the difference between auto-compacting at 58,200 tokens and at 37,240 — the "compacts at ~60%" effect. Six guided steps now: tool, team, model, install, connect, verify. Step 1 is a comparison grid where every row is stated for both tools on a shared row axis, so the two columns can be read across rather than as two marketing lists. Claude Code is set up through a `claude-logos` wrapper instead. It goes on the PATH, takes every argument straight through to `claude`, and exports the Logos endpoint, credential and window into its own child process only — no shell profile, no global variable, no change to ~/.claude/settings.json. Plain `claude` keeps using the subscription. `--logos-uninstall` removes all of it, including an older env block this page may have left behind. The window itself is now asked for at every start, because it is a property of the lane serving the model rather than of the model: the planner sizes a lane's KV cache from the VRAM free on its node. Three changes make that number worth asking for: - `/v1/models` reports `max_model_len_best` and `max_context_length` next to the existing `max_model_len`, so a client can pick between "always safe" and "the ceiling" instead of only ever seeing the cluster minimum. - Requests are routed to a worker whose window fits them, using the same 3000- token margin Claude Code keeps. A worker with an unknown window is never treated as narrow, and when nothing fits the widest is used rather than returning an empty candidate list. - The planner refuses to place a lane below a configurable share of the model's own context length (`LOGOS_MIN_CONTEXT_FRACTION`, default 0.5, with per-model overrides), since one narrow lane is what every client gets told the model can do. OpenCode, which reads its config once at startup, now gets the model maximum rather than a number that goes stale. Documented end to end in logos/docs/context-windows.md, including the auto-compact arithmetic — `CLAUDE_AUTOCOMPACT_PCT_OVERRIDE` is clamped so it can only compact earlier, which is why the window is the only real lever. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi
…eld names, warm-up Follow-up on the review of #775. **Field names.** The three windows now say what they are: `max_model_len_current_min`, `max_model_len_current_max` and `max_model_len_overall`. `max_model_len` stays as an alias of the first so an OpenAI-compatible client that already reads vLLM's field keeps working. Same rename through `stats`, the Java DTO (`context_window_current_min` / `_max` / `_overall`) and the UI. **The context floor moved out of the orchestrator's environment** and into the worker's config.yml, per model, where the hardware that decides which windows are reachable also decides the floor: logos: capabilities_models: - model: Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B min_context_fraction: 1.0 It travels with the model profile in the runtime snapshot, so the server picks it up without a restart. `LOGOS_MIN_CONTEXT_FRACTION` and its overrides map are gone. **The floor now also constrains the pair actually chosen at load time**, not just the planner's proposal. Contention, eviction-backed and request-time cold loads all reach `_build_load_params` directly and could previously place a below-floor lane; they now select only from qualifying pairs, and when one has to place anyway (a request is already waiting) it takes the widest fitting pair rather than the narrowest, and logs that it went below the floor. **Wrapper verbs are the plain ones**: `--check`, `--install`, `--uninstall`, `--help`. The `--logos-` prefix is gone. `--help` prints this wrapper's help and then hands over to `claude --help`, since that is a real command someone typing it wants to reach. The connectivity check no longer sends a real prompt: reading the model list already proves the URL, the key and that Logos serves the model, and a prompt costs a GPU load to say the same thing. **Two new things the wrapper does with the listing it already has:** - `POST /v1/models/{model}/warmup` — tells the planner the model is about to be used and returns immediately, so the cold load can overlap with the seconds a developer spends reading the startup line. It records the same latent demand the scheduler records for a model classification preferred but did not get, and wakes the cycle early. A hint, not a reservation: the planner keeps its own fairness rules, a warm-up cannot evict a lane real traffic is using, and no inference request is ever sent on the caller's behalf. Warming a model the key cannot access is a 404. - Models that became available since the last run are named on startup. **Bugs found in review:** - `claude-logos.ps1` was unparsable: `\"` is not a PowerShell escape. - The generated install command used an unquoted heredoc delimiter, so a `$` or a backtick in the key would have been expanded by the shell before the wrapper read it. - The narrow-screen media query still targeted `.tool-choice`, a class the comparison grid no longer uses. Below 640px the dimension label now spans the row above the pair it labels, so the two values stay side by side. - The comparison grid is a valid ARIA table: rows carry `role="row"` and are laid out with `display: contents`. The choose action is a real `<button>` inside a cell rather than a cell that is also a button. - The OpenCode download hint showed a POSIX path plus a Windows-labelled duplicate; it now shows the one path for the selected OS. - `type="button"` and `aria-selected` on the connect-method tabs. - The docs claimed the old wrapper compacted at 58,200 tokens on a 111,200-token window. It was 37,240. **Language.** Nothing user-facing says "lane", "worker", "KV cache" or "re-calibrated" any more — end users have no model of Logos's internals and should not need one. `LOGOS_CONTEXT_SOURCE` values are `guaranteed` / `available` / `max`. Also deletes `features/claude-code` and `features/open-code`, unreachable since their routes started redirecting to `ai-tools` (the redirects stay, so old links still work). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi
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The record fields and the stats keys it reads were renamed in the previous commit; the test still asserted on min()/best()/nativeMax() and sent min/best/native, so Test Webservice failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi
… one exists An installed wrapper had no way to know it was out of date, so a fix to it only reached the people who happened to re-run the setup. `CLAUDE_LOGOS_VERSION` near the top of the script is now a monotonic integer, bumped in the same commit as any change installed copies should pick up. It is the only place the revision lives: Logos serves the current wrapper at the same URL an installed copy came from, so there is no second file to keep in sync and no way for the two to disagree. **No auto-update.** At most once a day the wrapper fetches that URL in the background and records the revision it found; the next start compares it and, if a newer one exists, prints the one command that replaces it. Two consequences, both deliberate: startup is never slower for the check even on a captive network, and a new revision is announced one start after it appears — soon enough for something the user then has to type anyway. `--update` replaces the script and nothing else. Key, config and settings layer stay as they are, so an update is not a re-setup and the AI Tools page does not have to be visited again. It validates before replacing: the download has to carry a revision line and has to parse, because otherwise a captive portal or a proxy error page would leave a working wrapper overwritten with HTML — and that file is the next thing the user runs. Verified against both cases; the wrapper is left untouched and no temporary file survives. The replacement is a rename within one directory, so the still-running copy keeps reading the old inode and finishes normally. Two things found while wiring this up: - `--uninstall` would have crashed. `KNOWN_MODELS_FILE` was declared next to the code that uses it, which sits after the verb dispatch — so under `set -u` the uninstall path hit an unbound variable. Both state-file paths now sit with the rest of the path declarations, and uninstall takes them with everything else. - `usage()` extracted the header with a fixed line range (`sed -n '3,26p'`), so adding a line to it silently dropped the last one from `--help`. It now reads the comment block until the first non-comment line, and prints the revision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi
With one team there is nothing to pick in step 2; with one model, nothing in step 3. Asking anyway is a click that can only be answered one way. Those steps now drop out of the wizard and the rest is renumbered, so a user with a single team and a single model walks four steps instead of six. Ids stay fixed at 1-6 — they are how the template and the gating refer to a step. Only the displayed numbering is derived, from `visibleSteps()`. Two things a naive skip would have got wrong: - **An empty list is not skipped.** That step is where "no API keys found for your account" is said; jumping over it would leave the user further along wondering why nothing is generated. Only a list that has loaded and holds exactly one entry counts. - **Skipping the click must not drop the information.** The context windows are the point of the model step, so the block moved into an `<ng-template>` and is rendered at the top of Connect when step 3 was skipped, with a line naming the team and model that were used. Otherwise the numbers a developer needs to understand their session would simply be gone. Reaching the last step now sets off a short confetti burst. Rendered inside the component (appending to document.body would put the nodes outside Angular's style encapsulation), fixed to the viewport with pointer-events: none so it cannot intercept a click, once per visit, and not at all when the visitor asked their system for reduced motion. Caught while checking it in a browser: the pieces were invisible. The palette tokens are bare RGB triples, so `background: var(--color-primary-500)` resolves to `124 58 237` and paints nothing — they need the `rgb()` wrapper every stylesheet in the app already uses. Also fixes the subtitle, which promised "six steps" regardless, and the line naming the skipped choices, which read "Using your team X, the only model it can reach ." and never named the model. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi
Summary
Two problems, one page.
The setup asked for everything at once, and configured Claude Code by writing an
envblock into~/.claude/settings.json. That file is global: it redirects every Claude Code session on the machine to Logos, so anyone with an Anthropic subscription had to edit it back and forth to use both.And it handed out one context-window number that was wrong twice over. It was the smallest window across the cluster, and it had the output reservation subtracted a second time on top of the subtraction Claude Code already performs. On a 111,200-token window that meant auto-compacting at 37,240 tokens instead of 75,976 — the "fires at ~60%" effect from Slack.
Changes
The page is now six guided steps
Tool → team → model → install → connect → verify. Earlier steps collapse to a one-line summary that is a button back to them; a later step cannot be opened before the choices it is generated from exist.
Step 1 is a comparison table, not two marketing lists: one CSS grid,
role="row"rows laid out withdisplay: contents, so the dimension label and both values share a grid row and stay aligned however the text wraps. Below 640px the label spans the row above the pair it labels, so the two values remain side by side.Claude Code is set up through a
claude-logoswrapperlogos-ui/public/claude-logos.sh(.ps1for Windows), served at<logos-url>/claude-logos.shand installed by a single command the page generates. It goes on the PATH, passes every argument straight through toclaude, and exports the Logos endpoint, credential and window into its own child process only.No shell profile, no global environment variable, no change to
~/.claude/settings.json. Plainclaudekeeps using the Anthropic subscription;claude-logosgoes to Logos. Both, side by side.--uninstallalso offers to clean up an older Logosenvblock this page may have left in~/.claude/settings.json— but only when it really is the Logos block, and only after asking.At startup the wrapper also, using the model listing it already fetched:
POST /v1/models/{model}/warmup, so the cold load overlaps with the seconds a developer spends reading the startup line. It records the same latent demand the scheduler records for a model classification preferred but did not get, and wakes the planner cycle early. A hint, not a reservation: the planner keeps its own fairness rules, a warm-up cannot evict a lane real traffic is using, and no inference request is ever sent on the caller's behalf. Warming a model the key cannot access is a 404.The context window is asked for at every start
A window is a property of the lane serving a model, not of the model: the planner sizes a lane's KV cache from the VRAM free on its node, so the same model runs at 262,144 tokens on one worker and a fraction of that on another. Three changes make asking worthwhile:
max_model_len_current_min(smallest being served; holds whichever deployment answers),max_model_len_current_max(largest being served now) andmax_model_len_overall(the widest it is ever served with, known even while nothing is loaded).max_model_lenstays as an alias of the first, so an OpenAI-compatible client that already reads vLLM's field keeps working.config.yml(min_context_fraction), since the hardware that decides which windows are reachable is what should decide the floor. Enforced both in the planner's proposal and in the pair chosen at load time, so contention, eviction-backed and request-time cold loads cannot quietly place a below-floor lane either.OpenCode, which reads its config once at startup, now gets
max_model_len_overallrather than a number that goes stale.Where the "60%" actually came from
Claude Code takes
CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_CONTEXT_TOKENS, subtractsmin(CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS, 20000), and compacts 13,000 tokens below that. Two fixed deductions, 33,000 tokens total — not a percentage.CLAUDE_AUTOCOMPACT_PCT_OVERRIDEexists but is clamped bymin(window × pct, window − 13000), so it can only compact earlier. The window is the only lever, which is what the three changes above are for.Consequences, both applied: never subtract the output reservation yourself, and never ask for more than 20,000 output tokens (the reservation is capped there regardless).
New endpoints / fields
POST /v1/models/{model}/warmup→ 202 with{model, status, hint_accepted}plus the three windowsGET /v1/models,GET /v1/models/{id}:max_model_len_current_min,max_model_len_current_max,max_model_len_overall(all omitted when unknown, so cloud models keep the exact object they had)GET /internal/model_context_windows: newstatsmap alongside the original flatwindowsmap, which is unchangedGET /me/keys/{id}/models:context_window_current_min,context_window_current_max,context_window_overallConfiguration
Per model in the worker's
config.ymlunderlogos.capabilities_models:min_context_fraction1.0= full context or nothing. Unset or0keeps the previous behaviour.No new orchestrator environment variables.
Testing
uv run pytestinlogos-orchestrator: 733 passed, 1 xfailed (+49 new acrosstest_context_budget.py,test_context_aware_routing.py,test_min_context_placement.py,test_warmup_endpoint.py, plus new cases intest_v1_models.pyandtest_internal_model_context_windows_endpoint.py)mvn -B testinlogos-webservice: 215 passed, including 5 for the window client (covering the fallback to an older orchestrator that sends nostats)npm run build: clean.ai-tools.scsswarns at 13.4 kB against the 8 kB budget — under the 16 kB error threshold, and five other feature stylesheets already warn.pre-commit run --files …over every changed file: clean, includingshellcheck.claude, the warm-up call, the new-model notice across three runs (baseline → announced → not announced again), and uninstall — including that it cleans a Logosenvblock but leaves a user's ownANTHROPIC_BASE_URLalone.Not verified
claude-logos.ps1has not been run. No PowerShell on this machine. It is a line-by-line counterpart of the bash script and was reviewed for the usual traps, but it needs someone on Windows before the Windows tab can be trusted. The bash wrapper covers WSL and Git Bash meanwhile.Follow-up
#778 — drop Ollama support. Its second engine is why the routing here needs an "unknown window" escape hatch at all.
Docs
logos/docs/context-windows.mdcovers the whole chain — what the API reports, the placement floor, the routing (including where the output reservation and the 3000-token margin come from), both clients, the auto-compact arithmetic, what happens when a session hits the limit, and a troubleshooting table.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01DgaPPdMxyQGjxfaSUeYVbi