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Same integration pattern as claude.py: - Extract llm_circuit_breaker_* kwargs in __init__ - Wrap chat.completions.create with call_with_retry - Handle CircuitBreakerOpenError separately from context errors - enabled=false default preserves existing behavior
Wraps _create_response_stream with call_with_retry, covering all 4 call sites. WebSocket transport bypasses CB (direct streaming). enabled=false default preserves existing behavior.
Gemini keeps its own backoff retry loop; CB gates entry and tracks outcomes across calls. 503 (overload) recorded as CB failure same as 429. enabled=false default preserves existing behavior.
38 tests covering ChatCompletions, Response API, and Gemini: - Config plumbing: CB kwargs accepted, stripped, default disabled - State transitions via CB instance on each backend - 429 classification (WAIT/STOP/CAP) - Gemini 503 handling as CB failure - Disabled bypass (enabled=false never blocks) - Config validation (invalid max_failures raises ValueError)
- gemini.py: CircuitBreakerOpenError single-string message (was 2 args) - tests: use public failure_count property instead of _failure_count - tests: isinstance assertion instead of is not None - tests: add integration test for CB OPEN raising error through backend
- Replace asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete with async/await - Replace vacuous self-raise Gemini test with call_with_retry assertion - Add Response API integration test for CB OPEN - All 3 backends now have real call_with_retry integration tests
Codex-verified review found _stream_without_custom_and_mcp_tools was missing start_api_call_timing before _create_response_stream. Added timing + end_api_call_timing in CircuitBreakerOpenError handler. Also added missing reset_time_seconds validation tests for Response and Gemini backends.
… path Codex review found two timing leaks exposed by the start_api_call_timing addition: compression-retry branch and else-raise branch both lacked end_api_call_timing calls. Now all exit paths properly end timing.
- Add failure_count == 0 assertion to disabled bypass tests - Add mock_sleep assertion for Retry-After value in WAIT test
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntegrates an LLMCircuitBreaker into ChatCompletions, Response, and Gemini backends; migrates Grok to the Responses API and adds x_search/code_execution plumbing; updates API-param/tooling and agent config; adds comprehensive circuit-breaker tests; bumps package version to 0.1.72. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Backend
participant CircuitBreaker
participant LLM_API
Client->>Backend: start stream / create response (api_params, kwargs)
Backend->>CircuitBreaker: instantiate / _build_circuit_breaker_config (init)
Backend->>CircuitBreaker: should_block()
alt circuit open
CircuitBreaker-->>Backend: raise CircuitBreakerOpenError
Backend-->>Client: propagate error (circuit_breaker_open)
else closed/half-open
Backend->>CircuitBreaker: call_with_retry(lambda -> LLM_API.call(api_params))
CircuitBreaker->>LLM_API: invoke API call
alt success
LLM_API-->>CircuitBreaker: response
CircuitBreaker->>CircuitBreaker: record_success()
CircuitBreaker-->>Backend: return stream/response
Backend-->>Client: stream response
else retryable failure
LLM_API-->>CircuitBreaker: error (e.g., 429/503)
CircuitBreaker->>CircuitBreaker: decide WAIT/STOP, sleep if needed
loop retries
CircuitBreaker->>LLM_API: retry call
end
alt retries exhausted or STOP
CircuitBreaker->>CircuitBreaker: record_failure(reason)
CircuitBreaker-->>Backend: raise error
Backend-->>Client: propagate error
end
end
end
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feat: extend LLM circuit breaker to ChatCompletions, Response API, Gemini (Phase 2)
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275-348:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorRun the compressed retry through the same timed stream-creation path.
After the first context-length failure, both branches close the timing window and then call
_create_response_stream()again directly. The direct retries at Line 343 and Line 575 never get a freshstart_api_call_timing()and they bypass the newCircuitBreakerOpenErrorbookkeeping, so success/failure metrics for the compressed request can be wrong.As per coding guidelines,
massgen/backend/**/*.py: Ensure error handling follows existing patterns.Also applies to: 499-580
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/backend/response.py` around lines 275 - 348, The compressed-retry path calls _create_response_stream() directly without restarting timing or reusing the same CircuitBreakerOpenError/metrics handling; update the retry logic (around _compression_retry handling) to set _compression_retry=True, call self.start_api_call_timing(model) before invoking _create_response_stream(), and run the same try/except block used for the original call (including CircuitBreakerOpenError catching and self.end_api_call_timing(...) on failures) so the compressed attempt records correct success/failure and circuit-breaker bookkeeping; ensure to also clear or adjust previous_response_id as you already do and keep references to _create_response_stream, start_api_call_timing, end_api_call_timing, CircuitBreakerOpenError, and _compression_retry.massgen/backend/gemini.py (1)
255-308:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDon't silently accept unused
llm_circuit_breaker_*knobs on Gemini.This backend builds a full
LLMCircuitBreakerConfig, but the actual retry loop still runs offBackoffConfigand only uses the breaker forshould_block()/record_*(). Settings likellm_circuit_breaker_retryable_status_codes,llm_circuit_breaker_backoff_multiplier,llm_circuit_breaker_max_backoff_seconds, andllm_circuit_breaker_retry_after_threshold_secondsare therefore accepted but never affect Gemini behavior. Either wire them into the Gemini retry loop or reject unsupported keys up front.Based on learnings,
GeminiBackendintentionally does NOT route stream creation throughcall_with_retry(), so any sharedLLMCircuitBreakerConfigfields that onlycall_with_retry()honors need explicit Gemini wiring.Also applies to: 352-367
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massgen/backend/chat_completions.py (1)
87-102: Centralize the circuit-breaker kwarg parser.This exact
_build_circuit_breaker_config()logic now lives inmassgen/backend/chat_completions.py,massgen/backend/gemini.py, andmassgen/backend/response.py. Moving it into a shared base/helper avoids config drift and lets you document the behavior once with the repo's required Google-style docstring.As per coding guidelines,
**/*.py: For new or changed functions, include Google-style docstrings.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/backend/chat_completions.py` around lines 87 - 102, The _build_circuit_breaker_config function in chat_completions.py duplicates logic present in massgen/backend/gemini.py and massgen/backend/response.py; extract this kwarg-parsing logic into a single shared helper (e.g., a new function named build_llm_circuit_breaker_config in a common module like massgen/backend/utils or a base class) and replace the three copies with calls to that helper; ensure the new helper accepts kwargs: dict[str, Any], removes parsed keys from the dict, returns LLMCircuitBreakerConfig(**cb_kwargs), and include a Google-style docstring describing parameters, return value, and behavior.massgen/tests/test_llm_cb_backends.py (1)
199-225: Consider mocking time for faster, more reliable tests.Multiple tests use
time.sleep(1.1)to trigger time-based state transitions, adding ~4+ seconds to the test suite. This can cause flakiness on slow CI runners.Consider using
unittest.mock.patchontime.time(orfreezegun) to control time progression without actual delays:♻️ Example refactor using time mock
+from unittest.mock import patch + def test_open_to_half_open_after_reset_time(self): cb = self._make_cb(max_failures=1, reset_time_seconds=1) + with patch('time.time') as mock_time: + mock_time.return_value = 1000.0 + cb.record_failure() + assert cb.state == CircuitState.OPEN + + # Advance time past reset_time_seconds + mock_time.return_value = 1001.1 + blocked = cb.should_block() + assert blocked is False + assert cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN - cb.record_failure() - assert cb.state == CircuitState.OPEN - time.sleep(1.1) - # should_block triggers the OPEN -> HALF_OPEN transition - blocked = cb.should_block() - assert blocked is False - assert cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/tests/test_llm_cb_backends.py` around lines 199 - 225, These tests use time.sleep(1.1) to trigger the CircuitBreaker OPEN->HALF_OPEN reset window (tests: test_open_to_half_open_after_reset_time, test_half_open_to_closed_on_success, test_half_open_to_open_on_failure) which slows and flakes CI; replace real sleeps by mocking time.time (e.g., with unittest.mock.patch) to control the clock: create the cb with reset_time_seconds, call cb.record_failure(), then advance mocked time beyond reset_time_seconds before calling cb.should_block() to force the OPEN->HALF_OPEN transition, and similarly advance time for the other tests before invoking should_block()/record_success()/record_failure(); ensure the mock applies to the code path used by CircuitBreaker.should_block/record_failure/record_success and restore the original time after each test.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@massgen/backend/chat_completions.py`:
- Around line 307-316: The AsyncOpenAI SDK's built-in retries are currently
enabled and will multiply attempts when wrapped by
circuit_breaker.call_with_retry; disable SDK retries by setting max_retries=0 on
the AsyncOpenAI client at creation (the `AsyncOpenAI` instance assigned to
`client`) or, if you prefer a per-call change, call
`client.with_options(max_retries=0)` inside the `_make_api_call` wrapper before
invoking `client.chat.completions.create` so each circuit-breaker retry
corresponds to a single HTTP request.
In `@massgen/backend/response.py`:
- Around line 1805-1817: The HTTP path uses client.responses.create wrapped by
self.circuit_breaker.call_with_retry in _create_response_stream, but the
AsyncOpenAI client defaults to max_retries=2 causing double-retries; fix by
ensuring the OpenAI client is created with max_retries=0 in _create_client (set
client_kwargs["max_retries"] = 0) or, if you prefer per-call control, call
client.with_options(max_retries=0).responses.create(...) so the
circuit_breaker.call_with_retry handles retries exclusively and the client does
not perform its own retrying.
---
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In `@massgen/backend/response.py`:
- Around line 275-348: The compressed-retry path calls _create_response_stream()
directly without restarting timing or reusing the same
CircuitBreakerOpenError/metrics handling; update the retry logic (around
_compression_retry handling) to set _compression_retry=True, call
self.start_api_call_timing(model) before invoking _create_response_stream(), and
run the same try/except block used for the original call (including
CircuitBreakerOpenError catching and self.end_api_call_timing(...) on failures)
so the compressed attempt records correct success/failure and circuit-breaker
bookkeeping; ensure to also clear or adjust previous_response_id as you already
do and keep references to _create_response_stream, start_api_call_timing,
end_api_call_timing, CircuitBreakerOpenError, and _compression_retry.
---
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In `@massgen/backend/chat_completions.py`:
- Around line 87-102: The _build_circuit_breaker_config function in
chat_completions.py duplicates logic present in massgen/backend/gemini.py and
massgen/backend/response.py; extract this kwarg-parsing logic into a single
shared helper (e.g., a new function named build_llm_circuit_breaker_config in a
common module like massgen/backend/utils or a base class) and replace the three
copies with calls to that helper; ensure the new helper accepts kwargs:
dict[str, Any], removes parsed keys from the dict, returns
LLMCircuitBreakerConfig(**cb_kwargs), and include a Google-style docstring
describing parameters, return value, and behavior.
In `@massgen/tests/test_llm_cb_backends.py`:
- Around line 199-225: These tests use time.sleep(1.1) to trigger the
CircuitBreaker OPEN->HALF_OPEN reset window (tests:
test_open_to_half_open_after_reset_time, test_half_open_to_closed_on_success,
test_half_open_to_open_on_failure) which slows and flakes CI; replace real
sleeps by mocking time.time (e.g., with unittest.mock.patch) to control the
clock: create the cb with reset_time_seconds, call cb.record_failure(), then
advance mocked time beyond reset_time_seconds before calling cb.should_block()
to force the OPEN->HALF_OPEN transition, and similarly advance time for the
other tests before invoking should_block()/record_success()/record_failure();
ensure the mock applies to the code path used by
CircuitBreaker.should_block/record_failure/record_success and restore the
original time after each test.
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952-962:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
for_computational_task(backend="grok")still builds an OpenAI model by default.With the current signature,
AgentConfig.for_computational_task(backend="grok")passes the function default"gpt-4o"intocreate_grok_config(). Unless every caller overridesmodel, the new Grok branch returns an invalid backend/model pairing.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/agent_config.py` around lines 952 - 962, for_computational_task currently uses a single default model ("gpt-4o") and passes it to create_grok_config when backend=="grok", producing an invalid OpenAI/Grok pairing; change the logic so the model default is chosen based on backend (e.g., set model = "gpt-4o" for openai and model = "<grok-default>" for grok) or make the signature model: Optional[str]=None and inside for_computational_task assign a backend-appropriate default before calling create_openai_config or create_grok_config; update references to for_computational_task, create_openai_config, and create_grok_config accordingly.massgen/config_validator.py (1)
615-624:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalAdd
enable_x_searchto shared exclusion lists in two files.
enable_x_searchwas added tomassgen/config_validator.py, but it must also be added to theget_base_excluded_config_params()method in both:
massgen/backend/base.pymassgen/api_params_handler/_api_params_handler_base.pyWithout this, the parameter will be validated in config_validator but may bypass exclusion and be forwarded as raw kwargs elsewhere, breaking the established parameter-handling pattern.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/config_validator.py` around lines 615 - 624, Add "enable_x_search" to the shared exclusion lists returned by get_base_excluded_config_params() in both the BaseBackend class (method get_base_excluded_config_params in massgen/backend/base.py) and the ApiParamsHandlerBase (method get_base_excluded_config_params in massgen/api_params_handler/_api_params_handler_base.py) so the new boolean parameter is excluded consistently; locate each get_base_excluded_config_params() implementation and append "enable_x_search" to the returned list/set of excluded config keys to match massgen/config_validator.py.massgen/configs/features/trace_analyzer_background.yaml (1)
4-84:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorThis sample is single-agent now, but the orchestrator still expects 3 votes.
After commenting out
agent_aandagent_b, onlyagent_cremains. Withvoting_sensitivity: checklist_gatedandvoting_threshold: 3, this config can’t reach its own acceptance threshold and will likely run until timeout instead of converging.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/configs/features/trace_analyzer_background.yaml` around lines 4 - 84, The orchestrator’s voting config (voting_sensitivity: checklist_gated and voting_threshold: 3) no longer matches the active agents because agent_a and agent_b were commented out, leaving only agent_c; update the config so convergence is possible by either restoring agent_a/agent_b or lowering voting_threshold to 1 (or changing voting_sensitivity to a single-agent-compatible mode) and ensure references to agent_c remain unchanged so the orchestrator can reach acceptance with the single remaining agent.
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677-684: Aligncreate_grok_config()with the registry default model.This helper still defaults to
grok-2-1212, while the backend registry in this PR advertisesgrok-4.20-0309-reasoningas Grok's default. Keeping two defaults for the same backend will make helper-based configs drift from capability-based configs.Suggested fix
- model: str = "grok-2-1212", + model: str = "grok-4.20-0309-reasoning",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/agent_config.py` around lines 677 - 684, The helper create_grok_config currently defaults model="grok-2-1212" which conflicts with the backend registry's advertised default; update the default parameter in create_grok_config to model="grok-4.20-0309-reasoning" (and adjust any related tests or docstrings referencing the old default) so helper-based configs align with the registry default; locate the function by name create_grok_config to make this single-parameter change.massgen/backend/grok.py (1)
16-36: Add Google-style docstrings to the changed methods.
__init__has none, and the new helper/accessor docstrings are still one-liners. This file’s changed Python functions should use the repo’s Google-style format.As per coding guidelines,
**/*.py: For new or changed functions, include Google-style docstrings🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@massgen/backend/grok.py` around lines 16 - 36, The changed methods lack Google-style docstrings; add Google-style docstrings to __init__, _reject_legacy_search_parameters, get_provider_name, and get_supported_builtin_tools describing parameters, returns, and exceptions where appropriate. For __init__, document api_key: str | None, **kwargs, and class behavior (sets api_key, calls _reject_legacy_search_parameters, sets base_url); for _reject_legacy_search_parameters, document kwargs: dict[str, Any] and raise ValueError when legacy search_parameters found; for get_provider_name and get_supported_builtin_tools, document return type and brief description of the returned values. Keep wording concise and follow existing repo Google-style docstring conventions.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@massgen/backend/capabilities.py`:
- Around line 861-867: The validation is comparing the raw backend_type instead
of the normalized name returned by get_capabilities, causing valid
aliases/casing like "Grok" to be rejected; update the Grok-only branches to use
the normalized backend identifier from the capabilities object returned by
get_capabilities (i.e., use the normalized value on caps rather than
backend_type) wherever you check for Grok support (the enable_x_search block
that references backend_type and the similar block at lines ~895-900), and
ensure the x_search support check still uses caps.supported_capabilities.
In `@massgen/backend/grok.py`:
- Around line 17-19: The constructor currently uses
kwargs.setdefault("base_url", self.XAI_BASE_URL) which leaves falsy values like
None or "" in place; change it to explicitly treat falsy base_url as unset by
checking if not kwargs.get("base_url") and then assigning kwargs["base_url"] =
self.XAI_BASE_URL before calling super().__init__; this ensures
ResponseBackend._create_client() sees the intended XAI_BASE_URL when upstream
passes null/empty values. Ensure the change is made near the calls to
_reject_legacy_search_parameters and super().__init__ and references
XAI_BASE_URL.
---
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In `@massgen/agent_config.py`:
- Around line 952-962: for_computational_task currently uses a single default
model ("gpt-4o") and passes it to create_grok_config when backend=="grok",
producing an invalid OpenAI/Grok pairing; change the logic so the model default
is chosen based on backend (e.g., set model = "gpt-4o" for openai and model =
"<grok-default>" for grok) or make the signature model: Optional[str]=None and
inside for_computational_task assign a backend-appropriate default before
calling create_openai_config or create_grok_config; update references to
for_computational_task, create_openai_config, and create_grok_config
accordingly.
In `@massgen/config_validator.py`:
- Around line 615-624: Add "enable_x_search" to the shared exclusion lists
returned by get_base_excluded_config_params() in both the BaseBackend class
(method get_base_excluded_config_params in massgen/backend/base.py) and the
ApiParamsHandlerBase (method get_base_excluded_config_params in
massgen/api_params_handler/_api_params_handler_base.py) so the new boolean
parameter is excluded consistently; locate each
get_base_excluded_config_params() implementation and append "enable_x_search" to
the returned list/set of excluded config keys to match
massgen/config_validator.py.
In `@massgen/configs/features/trace_analyzer_background.yaml`:
- Around line 4-84: The orchestrator’s voting config (voting_sensitivity:
checklist_gated and voting_threshold: 3) no longer matches the active agents
because agent_a and agent_b were commented out, leaving only agent_c; update the
config so convergence is possible by either restoring agent_a/agent_b or
lowering voting_threshold to 1 (or changing voting_sensitivity to a
single-agent-compatible mode) and ensure references to agent_c remain unchanged
so the orchestrator can reach acceptance with the single remaining agent.
---
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In `@massgen/agent_config.py`:
- Around line 677-684: The helper create_grok_config currently defaults
model="grok-2-1212" which conflicts with the backend registry's advertised
default; update the default parameter in create_grok_config to
model="grok-4.20-0309-reasoning" (and adjust any related tests or docstrings
referencing the old default) so helper-based configs align with the registry
default; locate the function by name create_grok_config to make this
single-parameter change.
In `@massgen/backend/grok.py`:
- Around line 16-36: The changed methods lack Google-style docstrings; add
Google-style docstrings to __init__, _reject_legacy_search_parameters,
get_provider_name, and get_supported_builtin_tools describing parameters,
returns, and exceptions where appropriate. For __init__, document api_key: str |
None, **kwargs, and class behavior (sets api_key, calls
_reject_legacy_search_parameters, sets base_url); for
_reject_legacy_search_parameters, document kwargs: dict[str, Any] and raise
ValueError when legacy search_parameters found; for get_provider_name and
get_supported_builtin_tools, document return type and brief description of the
returned values. Keep wording concise and follow existing repo Google-style
docstring conventions.
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903-903:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUpdate footer date to match header.
The "Last Updated" date at the top of the document (line 7) was changed to "April 3, 2026", but the footer "Last Updated" at line 903 still shows "March 11, 2026". For consistency, both should show the same date.
📅 Proposed fix for date consistency
-**Last Updated:** March 11, 2026 +**Last Updated:** April 3, 2026🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@ROADMAP.md` at line 903, Update the footer date string "**Last Updated:** March 11, 2026" to match the header by changing it to "**Last Updated:** April 3, 2026"; locate the footer occurrence of the literal "**Last Updated:** March 11, 2026" in the document (the header already shows "April 3, 2026") and replace only that date to keep wording consistent.
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1-12: Fix heading hierarchy to satisfy MD001 and preserve document outline.Line 3, Line 6, and Line 12 jump from H1 to H3. Promote these to H2.
Proposed patch
-### 🦎 [Grok Backend Update](https://docs.massgen.ai/en/latest/user_guide/backends.html) +## 🦎 [Grok Backend Update](https://docs.massgen.ai/en/latest/user_guide/backends.html) @@ -### ⚡ [Circuit Breaker Phase 2](https://docs.massgen.ai/en/latest/user_guide/backends.html) +## ⚡ [Circuit Breaker Phase 2](https://docs.massgen.ai/en/latest/user_guide/backends.html) @@ -### 📖 Getting Started +## 📖 Getting Started🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/announcements/github-release-v0.1.72.md` around lines 1 - 12, The document uses H1 for the title "# 🚀 Release Highlights — v0.1.72" but then jumps to H3 for section headings (e.g., "### 🦎 [Grok Backend Update]", "### ⚡ [Circuit Breaker Phase 2]", and "### 📖 Getting Started"); update those three headings to H2 (change "###" to "##") so the hierarchy is H1 → H2 and MD001 is satisfied while preserving the existing heading texts.
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In `@ROADMAP.md`:
- Line 903: Update the footer date string "**Last Updated:** March 11, 2026" to
match the header by changing it to "**Last Updated:** April 3, 2026"; locate the
footer occurrence of the literal "**Last Updated:** March 11, 2026" in the
document (the header already shows "April 3, 2026") and replace only that date
to keep wording consistent.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/announcements/github-release-v0.1.72.md`:
- Around line 1-12: The document uses H1 for the title "# 🚀 Release Highlights
— v0.1.72" but then jumps to H3 for section headings (e.g., "### 🦎 [Grok
Backend Update]", "### ⚡ [Circuit Breaker Phase 2]", and "### 📖 Getting
Started"); update those three headings to H2 (change "###" to "##") so the
hierarchy is H1 → H2 and MD001 is satisfied while preserving the existing
heading texts.
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