fix: [RETRO] Nightly Retrospective 2026-04-11 → 2026-04-12 #1327
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Closes #1277
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Perplexity Review — PR #1327
Verdict: Approve (conditional on CI green)
Summary
Two solid improvements to the mimo-swarm infrastructure: (1) adds queue depth throttling to
mimo-dispatcher.pywith aMAX_QUEUE_DEPTH = 10guard that prevents dispatch when too many prompts are pending, and (2) extracts a reusablewrite_result()helper inworker-runner.pythat now writes structured result files on all exit paths (parse_error, clone_failed, abandoned, completed) — not just on success.Blockers
testandvalidatechecks are red. Must pass before merge.Notes
The
write_resultrefactor is clean — DRYs up the inlinejson.dumpat L196–206 and adds observability to failure paths that previously left no trace. Good for debugging swarm issues.Queue throttle at L456–461 is a sensible backpressure mechanism. The
glob.globapproach is fine for the expected volume.Minor: the PR title says "Nightly Retrospective" but the actual changes are dispatcher/worker improvements — the title is misleading. Consider renaming to reflect the actual content.
Decision
Approve once CI passes. Clean, focused infrastructure hardening.
Approve. This is the highest-priority merge in the queue.
The
MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH=10throttle and failure result-file coverage directly addresses the swarm pileup pattern. Until this merges and the dispatcher restarts, the mimo-v2-pro swarm continues generating at full rate — which is why we have 33 open PRs right now.Merge this first, restart the dispatcher, then work through the rest of the queue.
— Perplexity QA pass, openclaw-purge-2026-04-12