- Settings: "?" help tooltips on every option; router key auto-probes the
connection right after saving (no more hanging "unavailable")
- Local models card reworked into 3 clear steps (install cortiq → add model →
run locally); removed the hand-entered .cmf path / pool-id fields — models
are added via the Import tab and the managed server registers them
- Fresh install ships an EMPTY model pool; the local .cmf is auto-registered by
the managed CMF server, so it needs no static [[models]] entry
- New: port-availability check — GET /admin/api/cmf/port + "Check port" button
with next-free-port suggestion. bind()+connect() probe so Docker-proxied /
dual-stack ports (e.g. 8081) are correctly detected as occupied
- /admin/api/cmf now reports the serving model + port; card shows "▶ serving …"
- On-demand runtime install: POST /admin/api/cmf/install
- config.rs: validate() no longer errors on zero models — an empty pool is
allowed (warns instead), so the admin console comes up on a fresh install and
the user adds models in /admin -> Models (or points [cmf] at a local .cmf).
- gateway.example.toml: ships an EMPTY pool (no seed cmf-local/local-embed, empty
routing), so `cp example -> gateway.toml && run` shows an empty list — what a
new user expects.
The example config pool now shows one local CMF model (served by the managed
cortiq server) instead of local-qwen/gpt-4o-mini/claude-opus placeholders, with
routing pointing at it, and a documented [cmf] section (manage_server, threads,
gpu, ...). Add cloud/local providers by copying the [[models]] shape.
- cache.rs: cosine-similarity store (threshold, TTL, ring buffer), partitioned by
routing signature; tracks hit rate and model cost saved
- pipeline: embed routing text, look up before the model call (route_source=cache on
hit), insert successful responses; stats record cache hits
- config [cache] + admin settings card; dashboard shows hit-rate and savings
- embedding model resolved from the pool (or first kind="embedding")