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Measure how long host reads wait on the account worker (#3273 PR 0) - #3277
Host reads (members, MLS state, roster, recovery state, device roster and the rest) go through the account worker's FIFO. While the worker is inside a long unit, such as a catch-up, a convergence pass or a send waiting on its relays, most of those reads wait for it, and hosts see that as stalled screens. Nothing measured how long a read waits or what it waits behind, so the read-path plan had no baseline.
Fix
Each classified host read now records its wait on the worker in a read_queue_r<n> series of the existing performance recorder (R1–R9), and again in read_queue_behind_<unit> when it arrived while the worker was inside one of the plan's long units. Operation names reach hosts as strings, so the UniFFI and C bindings are unchanged. Barrier tests pin today's behaviour: startup sync, a catch-up and a scheduled convergence pass answer five reads from their snapshot and the conversation capture NotReady, and every other read waits; a held send takes no command at all, so the eight-slot lane fills. No read moves and no ordering changes.
Local: cargo nextest run -p marmot-app --features test-policy-overrides (whole crate, 2920 passed, before the review fixes); -E 'test(account_worker) | test(conversation_window)' again at the final head
Local: cargo nextest run -p marmot-observability, tracing_audit, just naming-gate
Local: both end-to-end smoke commands from land-change, at the final head
Review: Codex (gpt-6.1-sol) and Cursor (grok-4.7-high-fast) recommend merge at e8d3da3
The new tests take about 1 s (held startup sync, catch-up and send) and 1.5 s (held convergence pass, test-policy-overrides). Dropping the send-unit gauge or the catch-up's snapshot answer for members makes them fail.
Read requests are handled more consistently while account activity is in progress. Some can be answered using available information, while others wait until processing is ready to continue.
The app now tracks time spent waiting for account reads, helping identify delays.
Every host read the read-path plan classifies (R1-R9) now carries a
ReadReply that records its wait on the account worker, from just before
channel admission until the worker takes it up, in a read_queue_r<n>
performance series. A read enqueued while the worker is inside a long
unit (startup sync, catch-up, convergence, Welcome fanout, repair, a send
awaiting its relays, an invite or create, a maintenance tick) records the
same wait in read_queue_behind_<unit>. The worker sets a per-account
atomic gauge; nothing changes when or how it serves a read.
Barrier tests pin today's behaviour: startup sync, an explicit catch-up
and a convergence pass answer five reads from their snapshot and the
conversation capture NotReady, every other read waits for the unit to
end, and a held send takes no command, so the eight-slot lane fills.
Part of #3273.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Host reads now use classified replies that record queue waits and the active worker unit. The account-worker runtime marks long-running units, and tests and telemetry documentation cover read outcomes and queue observations.
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Host-read queue tracking
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Read-reply and telemetry primitives crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/account_worker/read_queue.rs, crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/account_worker.rs, crates/marmot-observability/src/app_telemetry/runtime.rs
Adds read classes, worker-unit tracking, and ReadReply observations for dispatch, cancellation, NotReady, and answer timing.
Worker units and read serving crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/account_worker.rs, crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/mod.rs, crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/conversation_window.rs
Shares worker lanes and unit gauges through the runtime. Marks long-running worker activities and routes reads through the reply interface while retaining existing snapshot and NotReady results.
marmot-protocol/mdk#3258: Both changes involve account-worker maintenance units; this PR tracks host-read waits behind maintenance.
marmot-protocol/mdk#2668: This PR classifies AccountDevicesActivation as an R4 read and changes its response to ReadReply, a read introduced in this PR.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to e8d3d
This change adds queue-wait telemetry for host reads without changing read behavior or ordering. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after review.
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Problem
Host reads (members, MLS state, roster, recovery state, device roster and the rest) go through the account worker's FIFO. While the worker is inside a long unit, such as a catch-up, a convergence pass or a send waiting on its relays, most of those reads wait for it, and hosts see that as stalled screens. Nothing measured how long a read waits or what it waits behind, so the read-path plan had no baseline.
Fix
Each classified host read now records its wait on the worker in a
read_queue_r<n>series of the existing performance recorder (R1–R9), and again inread_queue_behind_<unit>when it arrived while the worker was inside one of the plan's long units. Operation names reach hosts as strings, so the UniFFI and C bindings are unchanged. Barrier tests pin today's behaviour: startup sync, a catch-up and a scheduled convergence pass answer five reads from their snapshot and the conversation captureNotReady, and every other read waits; a held send takes no command at all, so the eight-slot lane fills. No read moves and no ordering changes.Verification
cargo fmt --all --checkcargo clippy -p marmot-app -p marmot-observability --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings, andcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- -D warningscargo nextest run -p marmot-app --features test-policy-overrides(whole crate, 2920 passed, before the review fixes);-E 'test(account_worker) | test(conversation_window)'again at the final headcargo nextest run -p marmot-observability,tracing_audit,just naming-gatePart of #3273.
The new tests take about 1 s (held startup sync, catch-up and send) and 1.5 s (held convergence pass,
test-policy-overrides). Dropping the send-unit gauge or the catch-up's snapshot answer for members makes them fail.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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