Proposed enforcement point
runtime concurrency and process-boundary validation
Domain
cross-process and multi-worker integration behavior
Runtime or framework
LiteLLM Proxy / Open WebUI / other runtime-backed integrations as applicable
Why existing examples do not cover it
Current tests primarily validate in-process behavior and single-worker runtime smoke paths. The repository does not yet cover the cases where runtime behavior changes across process boundaries or under multi-worker execution.
This gap may include:
- LiteLLM Proxy behavior with more than one worker
- checkpoint/state behavior across process boundaries where relevant
- explicit validation of examples that intentionally do not provide cross-process guarantees
- documentation and test coverage for which integrations are single-process teaching examples versus runtime surfaces that should tolerate worker/process boundaries
This should be tracked separately from both the Open WebUI loading/registration gap and any future streaming-specific validation work.
Where does this belong?
context-compiler-example-integrations
Proposed enforcement point
runtime concurrency and process-boundary validation
Domain
cross-process and multi-worker integration behavior
Runtime or framework
LiteLLM Proxy / Open WebUI / other runtime-backed integrations as applicable
Why existing examples do not cover it
Current tests primarily validate in-process behavior and single-worker runtime smoke paths. The repository does not yet cover the cases where runtime behavior changes across process boundaries or under multi-worker execution.
This gap may include:
This should be tracked separately from both the Open WebUI loading/registration gap and any future streaming-specific validation work.
Where does this belong?
context-compiler-example-integrations