@windyroad/risk-scorer 0.16.5 → 0.16.6-preview.933
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@@ -69,20 +69,36 @@ five_used_i=${five_used%%.*}; week_used_i=${week_used%%.*}
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five_elapsed=$(elapsed_pct "$five_reset" "$FIVE_WINDOW")
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week_elapsed=$(elapsed_pct "$week_reset" "$WEEK_WINDOW")
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# Smart glide-path pacing (P160 refinement 2026-07-06). Rather than a fixed
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# catch-up sleep that snaps back to the ideal line, throttle PROPORTIONALLY to
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# how far over the glide-path to the window reset we are, easing off as we
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# converge — like a runner who is ahead of pace slowing down to drift back,
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# not stopping dead. The "safe rate" for the remainder of a window =
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# budget-left / time-left (x1000 fixed-point; 1000 = on pace, 0 = budget blown
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# with time still on the clock). When safe_rate < 1 we must burn slower, so we
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# sleep CAP*(1 - safe_rate). As we slow, wall-clock advances, time-left shrinks,
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# safe_rate climbs back toward 1, and the sleep eases to zero exactly as we
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# rejoin pace — converging BEFORE the quota is consumed, while still letting
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# work through the whole time (never a hard stop; at worst one call per CAP).
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safe_rate_x1000() { # used_i elapsed_pct headroom_pp
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local budget=$(( 100 - $3 - $1 )) rem=$(( 100 - $2 ))
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[ "$rem" -le 0 ] && { printf '1000'; return; } # window reset → unconstrained
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[ "$budget" -le 0 ] && { printf '0'; return; } # budget blown → max throttle
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printf '%s' $(( budget * 1000 / rem ))
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}
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[ "$gap" -le 0 ] && emit_ok # behind/on pace → fast no-op
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s5=$(safe_rate_x1000 "$five_used_i" "$five_elapsed" 0)
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s7=$(safe_rate_x1000 "$week_used_i" "$week_elapsed" "$WEEK_HEADROOM_PP")
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# Tighter window governs = smaller safe_rate.
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safe="$s5"; [ "$s7" -lt "$safe" ] && safe="$s7"
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[ "$safe" -ge 1000 ] && emit_ok # on/under pace on both windows → fast no-op
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# Proportional ease-back: far over → near CAP (slow, but still one call per CAP);
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# slightly over → a short sleep; on pace → zero. The smooth glide, not a stop.
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sleep_secs=$(( CAP_SECONDS * (1000 - safe) / 1000 ))
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[ "$sleep_secs" -le 0 ] && emit_ok
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[ "$sleep_secs" -gt "$CAP_SECONDS" ] && sleep_secs="$CAP_SECONDS"
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sleep "$sleep_secs" 2>/dev/null
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emit_ok
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package/package.json
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