docs(kiro): head-to-head with kiro-lb from the landed tree - #6004
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Row-by-row comparison of the 35 inventory rows against merged dev (54ed02b) and kiro-lb bee73b3, each with its proving test. Every adopted row reaches parity or better; eight axes where kiro-lb still leads are listed with the reason, along with the behaviours verified only against fixtures.
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| | U1 per-model credit estimates | Measured credits (`providerCredits`) are the source of truth; an estimate beside them is a weaker second number. | | ||
| | Dashboard device-login UI | Native device login ships in the CLI and management API (060, option a); the dashboard still uses kiro-cli. A device-code dialog is the follow-up. | | ||
| | Operations dashboard | Routable state and quota gauges are in the API, CLI and metrics export (070), not rendered in the GUI; the `health` field does not yet reflect Kiro suspension/exhaustion. | | ||
| | C3 static context fallback | Without catalogue evidence our static GPT-5.6 window is 272k (`src/providers/kiro-models.ts:34`) where kiro-lb records 1M; the observed catalogue raises it when an account reports it. | |
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State that all live accounts need catalog evidence
When a pool has multiple live accounts and only one reports the 1M GPT-5.6 limit, the observed catalog does not raise the effective window as stated. kiroObservedContextWindow marks the roster unknown if any live account lacks that model limit, adds the 272k static fallback, and returns the minimum, so it remains 272k until every live account reports a higher limit. Qualify this row accordingly so the C3 comparison does not overstate when parity is reached.
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| fences a re-login), refresh stays leased where kiro-lb falls back to an unleased refresh, credentials are | ||
| never reloaded from an unrelated source, region values are validated, and polling is on demand; load | ||
| spreading is now at parity (deterministic, opt-in least-loaded against kiro-lb's weighted race or | ||
| deterministic most-credits mode). Kiro-lb still leads on eight axes listed |
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Correct the distinct-axis count.
Lines 65–73 contain nine table rows, but W1/W2 IDE wire fingerprint names two axes. The section therefore lists ten distinct axes. Change “eight” to “ten” at line 17.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 28 / 80이 PR은 코드를 바꾸지 않는다. Kiro 레이어 일곱 개(#5967, #5981, #5991, #5994, #5996, #6001, #6002)가 가져오기로 한 기능은 대체로 따라잡았거나 우리가 더 낫다. kiro-lb가 아직 앞서는 항목은 일부러 안 따라간 것으로 적혀 있다. 다만 앞부분 숫자와 창 크기 문장이 아래 표, 그리고 라인 - 라인 - 같은 파일 54줄, 72줄. 라인 - 같은 파일 11줄. "채택한 20줄은 전부 동률 이상"인데 표의 C3와 E6는 일부만 동률이다. C3는 목록 증거가 있을 때 동률이고, 정적 272k는 kiro-lb가 앞선다. E6는 헤더 시간 초과를 504로 바꾸는 쪽만 동률이고, 연결 시간과 읽기 시간을 나누는 쪽은 아직 뒤다. 19줄은 목표 문장을 그대로 두면 못 맞춘다고 이미 적었다. 11줄을 그 범위에 맞춰라. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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The projection test captured its clock before writing the exhaustion verdict, so a write in a later millisecond looked future-dated and the account read as not exhausted. It failed once in a batched dev CI run. The evaluation clock now follows every write.
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🟡 Minor · Limit the parity claim to the adopted portions covered by the… · 081_head_to_head_result.md:12-19
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the parity claim to the adopted portions covered by the evidence.
devlog/_plan/260926_kiro_lb_parity2/081_head_to_head_result.md:11states that all 20 adopted rows reach parity or better. The same report records two full-axis gaps:
- C3 uses a 272k static fallback when catalogue evidence is unavailable, versus kiro-lb’s 1M.
- E6 passes one timeout to the Kiro transport path and does not separate connect and read timeouts.
These qualifications support parity only for the adopted portions covered by the tests. The blanket statement can mislead readers about current full-axis capability.
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-Every one of the 20 adopted rows (18 adopted in 001, plus S1/F and P8/J, which landed on dev outside this unit) now reaches parity with kiro-lb or better, each with a named test; the two Keep rows (A7, M) hold, and the 13 Reject rows keep their reasons. +The adopted portions of the 20 rows (18 adopted in 001, plus S1/F and P8/J, which landed on dev outside this unit) reach parity with kiro-lb or better where covered by the named tests; C3 retains a weaker static fallback and E6 retains a connect/read timeout gap. The two Keep rows (A7, M) hold, and the 13 Reject rows keep their reasons. @@ -below. Each is a deliberate choice or needs live evidence we do not have, so **the goal criterion "ahead on -every compared axis" is not met as written**; "ahead or at parity on every adopted axis" is. +below. Each is a deliberate choice or needs live evidence we do not have, so **the goal criterion "ahead on +every compared axis" is not met as written**; "ahead or at parity on every adopted portion" is.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Describe the account-wide fallback and minimum limit · 081_head_to_head_result.md:63-73
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDescribe the account-wide fallback and minimum limit
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C3row implies that one account’s catalogue report can raise the GPT-5.6 window.kiroObservedContextWindowonly removes the 272,000 static floor when every live account reports a limit for that model. It then returns the smallest reported limit. Otherwise, the static floor remains in the minimum. This value is published as the model’scontextWindow, so the current wording can mislead readers about supported context.Suggested fix
-| C3 static context fallback | Without catalogue evidence our static GPT-5.6 window is 272k (`src/providers/kiro-models.ts:34`) where kiro-lb records 1M; the observed catalogue raises it when an account reports it. | +| C3 static context fallback | Without catalogue evidence our static GPT-5.6 window is 272k (`src/providers/kiro-models.ts:34`) where kiro-lb records 1M; the observed catalogue can replace that floor only when every remaining account reports a limit, and returns the smallest reported limit. |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @devlog/_plan/260926_kiro_lb_parity2/081_head_to_head_result.md:
- Around line 12-19: Narrow the parity claims in the report to the adopted
portions supported by named tests, rather than implying full-axis parity. Update
the summary to explicitly preserve the C3 static-fallback and E6
connect/read-timeout gaps, and change the concluding criterion from adopted axes
to adopted portions; retain the existing Keep and Reject conclusions.
- Around line 63-73: Update the C3 static context fallback row to clarify that
the observed catalogue replaces the 272,000 floor only when every remaining
account reports a limit, and that the published context window is the smallest
reported limit.
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Summary
Records the result of the second head-to-head with minpeter/kiro-lb, written from the merged tree after the seven Kiro layers landed (#5967, #5981, #5991, #5994, #5996, #6001, #6002).
devlog/_plan/260926_kiro_lb_parity2/081_head_to_head_result.mdcompares all 35 rows of the research inventory againstdevat54ed02be17and kiro-lb atbee73b3, each with the regression test that proves the opencodex side. Every adopted row reaches parity or better. Eight axes where kiro-lb still leads are listed with the reason we did not follow (IDE wire fingerprint, extra endpoint dialects, paid endpoint probe, MCP web search, per-model credit estimates, dashboard device-login UI, operations dashboard, connect/read timeout split), plus the static context-window fallback, and the behaviours verified only against fixtures rather than a live Kiro account.Docs only; no code change.
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tests/...paths named in the document exist at54ed02be17, and each of the 35 inventory row IDs appears exactly once.bun run privacy:scan,bun run structure:check,tests/test-layout.test.ts,tests/ci-workflows/repo-hygiene.test.ts— pass.Checklist
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test(kiro): evaluate auto-selection after setup— the 070 projection test captured its clock before writing the exhaustion verdict, so under load the verdict looked future-dated and the account read as not exhausted. It failed once in a manually dispatched dev CI run (run 36273574652, shard 2/4, batch 27); the evaluation clock now follows every write, and the test passed 8/8 when run in the same file batch locally.