Ilker ManapandClaude Opus 5
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Fetching a model put it on the mirror and left the operator to hand-write a catalogue entry and run `ctl model add` on the control plane — for a source the page was already displaying, with an engine decided by the file extension it had just shown them. A present row now offers to serve it. The form opens on that row with the name, the mirror's own URL and the engine filled in, and asks for the two things nobody can infer: the context pool and how many replicas. What it refuses is the point. A version of several files is refused with the reason. A catalogue entry names one source, so an entry for a sharded model is an entry for one shard, which loads as a broken model rather than failing to load. Nothing said so before — the mirror happily holds a four-shard model that no catalogue entry can describe. Safetensors on a fleet with no GPU is warned about before anything is added. This is the failure we hit today: fifteen gigabytes of shards arrived, and only then did looking at a node show no card, no vLLM and no SGLang. The control plane is not told which engines a node has installed, so the check is on cards, which it does know — a warning rather than a refusal, because a card can be added tomorrow. A name already declared in configuration is refused here too, matching what the model service would say anyway, but before the form is filled in rather than after. Without a store there is no serve action at all: a model added at runtime would not survive a restart, and offering it then refusing is worse than not offering. The mirror page's dependencies became a struct. Three are optional interfaces and two are the same shape, which at a call site is a swap nobody notices until a page shows the wrong thing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>