Module runner 

The reactor loop: the host drives the guest, one command at a time.

This module is the shape of the whole system. The guest never calls the host and waits — it returns a Command, the host carries it out, and the host steps the guest again with the resulting Event. Two things follow from that inversion, and both are why it is worth the awkwardness:

• Cancellation needs no guest cooperation. The host simply stops stepping. A guest cannot ignore, delay, or trap its way out of it.
• Every iteration is observable. Progress, token counts, and capability decisions all pass through the host, even for a block whose internal loop the DAG cannot see.

The alternative — host functions the guest imports and blocks on — is not merely less tidy, it does not work: a single-threaded core-wasm guest offers no execution context for the host to call back into, and the wasmtime Store is !Sync while inference must run on a separate thread.

Structs

JobSpec

Everything needed to run one job.

WarehouseNode

What the warehouse needs to know about a node.

WarehousePlan

Where a job’s warehouse goes, and what lineage its rows carry.

Enums

Abi

Pointer width of a guest module, read from the module rather than assumed.

JobEvent

Something worth telling a watcher about while a job runs.

Functions

alternate_models_of

Every model a spec can reach besides its own — the reroute targets and the model-bearing Judges, deduplicated.

read_signature

Read a block’s declared signature out of a compiled module.

run_job

Drive one job to completion.

Type Aliases

Alternates

Backends for models other than the job’s own, keyed by the model that names them.