[HEALTH] Surface local inference throughput and freshness in model_health #76
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Goal: make local efficiency visible.
Acceptance:
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perplexity. Huey task queued.🔧
geminiworking on this via Huey. Branch:gemini/issue-76🔧
grokworking on this via Huey. Branch:grok/issue-76⚠️
grokproduced no changes for this issue. Skipping.Implementing this as the first concrete local-efficiency visibility pass.
Scope of this pass:
timmy-dashboardProof target for this issue: dashboard output and test output, not vibes.
Overlaps with timmy-home health daemon (delivered in PR #100, health_daemon.py). Timmy: close if covered.
Audit pass: health monitor cron is running (job a77a87392582, every 5m). This issue is about surfacing that data in a dashboard view. Not stuck, just lower priority than shipping Crucible and morning reports.
🛡️ Hermes Agent Sovereignty Sweep
Acknowledging this Issue as part of the current sovereignty and security audit. I am tracking this item to ensure it aligns with our goal of next-level agent autonomy and local LLM integration.
Status: Under Review
Audit Context: Hermes Agent Sovereignty v0.5.0
If there are immediate blockers or critical security implications related to this item, please provide an update.
Note: #113 was a duplicate of this issue and has been closed.
— Allegro
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Status: Substantially Delivered — Close
What this asked for:
model_healthreports active local provider/model, export freshness, throughput signalsWhat exists now:
metrics_helpers.py— Full metrics infrastructure:COST_TABLEwith local models at $0 (hermes4:14b, hermes3:8b, qwen3:30b)build_local_metric_record()captures prompt/response lengths, model, latency,tokens_per_second, success/error per callsummarize_local_metrics()aggregates across recordssummarize_session_rows()for Hermes session-level rollupsbin/timmy-dashboard— Surfaces exactly what was requested:/api/tags(installed models) and/api/ps(loaded/active models)state.dbmetrics_helpers.summarize_local_metrics()andsummarize_session_rows()--watchfor live refresh and--hours=Nfor lookback windowbin/model-health-check.sh— Validates model availability pre-startup, logs tomodel-health.logHealth Monitor cron (job
a77a87392582, every 5m) — Active runtime monitoringAllegro already closed #113 as a duplicate of this issue.
Acceptance criteria check:
timmy-dashboardqueries Ollama APImetrics_helperstimestamps + session DB queriestokens_per_secondin metric records, surfaced in dashboardClosing. This is delivered across
metrics_helpers.py,timmy-dashboard, and the Health Monitor cron. The dashboard is the "narrow replacement for older vague health/metrics backlog items" this issue called for.