feat(examples): compare Luna low reasoning on the router workload by svonava · Pull Request #861 · superlinked/sie

svonava · 2026-10-27T02:17:36Z

Lowering Luna's reasoning effort changes the router's quality, cost and latency tradeoff. This adds a collector for Luna low on the same 975 BBEH final questions, reuses the saved Luna-medium and Sol-medium answers, and replays all nine original illustrated policies without retraining or choosing new thresholds.

Luna low reached 44.3% accuracy versus 55.6% at medium, cost $5.52 versus $12.23 per 10,000 answers, and had mean request time 9.04 versus 22.01 seconds. The docs include LoRA and embedding-policy results, paired family uncertainty, token accounting and the cross-day latency limitation. They distinguish answer time from router overhead and include CPU-only replay and fresh collection commands.

The response receipts, source snapshots and report are appended to the public Hugging Face dataset under a new prefix, with an immutable release pin in the example. Existing study artifacts and answer-model defaults are unchanged. Paid calls require --execute.

Validation:

19 collector/analyzer tests passed on Modal CPU; independent collection, ML and documentation reviews found no blockers.
Fresh public downloads: all 155 original core files and four new result artifacts verified; all 975 answers replayed to the identical report hash, with zero new model calls.
ruff check --config pyproject.toml --select E4,E7,E9,F effort test_effort_collection.py test_effort_analysis.py passed (explicit original rule set; executed acquisition source stays byte-identical).
git diff --check passed.

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New Features
- Added tools to collect low-effort model responses and compare their accuracy, cost, latency, and token usage with existing results.
- Collection supports planning without API calls, plus budget and deadline limits and resumable runs.
Documentation
- Added benchmark results comparing low and medium reasoning effort, including accuracy, cost, and response times.
- Documented how to collect responses and reproduce the analysis.

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Walkthrough

The change adds tooling to collect Luna-low answers for 975 questions and compare them with saved Luna-medium and Sol-medium answers. It documents measured accuracy, cost, and latency, and reports results for fixed router policies.

Changes: Luna effort comparison

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Comparison results and replay instructions `examples/train-a-router/README.md`, `examples/train-a-router/effort/README.md`	Documents measured accuracy, cost, latency, and fixed-policy results. Adds instructions to replay saved evidence or collect and analyze fresh Luna-low answers.
Luna-low collection `examples/train-a-router/effort/collect_low.py`, `examples/train-a-router/effort/release.json`, `examples/train-a-router/test_effort_collection.py`	Adds release and input validation, resumable request collection, bounded retries and concurrency, and cost accounting. Tests cover request construction, persistence, retry and stop behavior, and concurrent dispatch.
Validated comparison and fixed-policy replay `examples/train-a-router/effort/analyze.py`, `examples/train-a-router/test_effort_analysis.py`	Adds artifact and collection validation, response grading, paired and task-level metrics, fixed-policy replay, and report generation. Tests cover accounting, grading, bootstrap comparisons, replay, and manifest validation.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI as collect_low.main()
  participant Prepare as prepare()
  participant Runner as run()
  participant Files as Collection files
  participant Acquire as acquire()
  participant API as OpenAI API
  CLI->>Prepare: Validate inputs and create plan
  Prepare-->>CLI: Return plan
  CLI->>Runner: Execute plan
  Runner->>Files: Persist request intent
  Runner->>Acquire: Send planned request
  Acquire->>API: Submit Luna-low request
  API-->>Acquire: Return response and usage
  Acquire-->>Runner: Return receipt
  Runner->>Files: Persist receipt and selection

Possibly related PRs

superlinked/sie#848: Defines the router comparison cost scope and validates encoder fees used in the fixed-policy cost comparison.
superlinked/sie#795: Creates the router study artifacts and frozen policies reused by this comparison.
superlinked/sie#850: Updates the router README cost summary, which this change extends with Luna-low results.

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The change adds a Luna-low comparison and replay tooling. The only issues found are a README baseline ambiguity and a garbled CLI error message, so it is mergeable with a quick wording fix.

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- Line 86: Update the deadline validation message in the `deadline_seconds`
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+    bodies = {item["id"]: digest(body_for(item)) for item in items}
+    cap = Decimal(str(budget_usd))
+    require(cap.is_finite() and 0 < cap <= 20, "Budget must be positive and no more than USD20")
+    require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be601..5400seconds")


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Fix the missing spaces in the deadline validation message.

When --deadline-seconds is out of range, the CLI prints Deadline must be601..5400seconds. The text has no spaces around the numbers. Other strings in this PR show the same problem, for example Rolling16 requests in the run docstring on Line 202. Restore the spaces in this user-facing error message.

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--- "a/examples/train-a-router/effort/collect_low.py" +++ "b/examples/train-a-router/effort/collect_low.py" @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ bodies = {item["id"]: digest(body_for(item)) for item in items} cap = Decimal(str(budget_usd)) require(cap.is_finite() and 0 < cap <= 20, "Budget must be positive and no more than USD20") - require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be601..5400seconds") + require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be 601..5400 seconds") plan = { "format": "bbeh-luna-low-acquisition-v1", "role": "final", "n": len(items), "protocol": PROTOCOL, "ordered_ids": ids, "inputs_sha256": sha(inputs_path),

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require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be601..5400seconds")

require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be 601..5400 seconds")

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+# Lower Luna’s reasoning effort
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+**Luna low cost 54.9% less than Luna medium, with an 11.3-point accuracy loss.** Its mean answer time was 9.0 seconds versus 22.0 seconds. We compared all **975 BBEH test questions**, reusing the existing medium recordings; the runs happened on different days, so provider load also affects the latency comparison.


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Specify that the 11.3-point loss is versus Luna medium.

Line 9 defines Accuracy loss relative to always using Sol, and the table gives Luna low a 36.5-point loss on that baseline. The 11.3-point figure and its interval are the Luna-low-versus-Luna-medium difference. State that baseline in both places to avoid conflicting interpretations. (huggingface.co)

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	require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be601..5400seconds")
	require(type(deadline_seconds) is int and 600 < deadline_seconds <= 5400, "Deadline must be 601..5400 seconds")

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		# Lower Luna’s reasoning effort

		Luna low cost 54.9% less than Luna medium, with an 11.3-point accuracy loss. Its mean answer time was 9.0 seconds versus 22.0 seconds. We compared all 975 BBEH test questions, reusing the existing medium recordings; the runs happened on different days, so provider load also affects the latency comparison.

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