Andy Dixon
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Phase 7 (ADR-0004). Cognitive code asks the router for a role; the router maps roles to configured models with ordered fallbacks, applies global and per-mind daily token budgets and a concurrency limit, records every call (request, response, usage, latency, cost, seed, request hash) and can serve recordings back for exact replay. Providers are raw HTTP clients for OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic and Ollama endpoints, with embedding support for the embed role wired into memory retrieval. Secrets are references only: env:, file:, or enc: values encrypted with AES-256-GCM under NOEMA_MASTER_KEY; keys are resolved at call time and never rendered, logged or exported. Outbound HTTP refuses private and loopback addresses at dial time unless a provider explicitly allows it, bounds redirects and caps bodies. Provider errors are scrubbed. Prompts are named, versioned rows with system and user templates and an optional JSON schema; untrusted text enters only through delimited data blocks. Six defaults are seeded and never overwritten. The UI adds the LLM page (providers, models, role matrix, usage, errors, budgets), a provider page with connectivity test, and a prompt manager with editor, test runner, history, restore, clone and diff. CLI: provider, prompt.
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201 B
SQL
7 lines
201 B
SQL
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS prompt_versions;
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS prompts;
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS llm_calls;
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS llm_roles;
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS llm_models;
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS llm_providers;
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