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Write the Phase 5 OpenRouter enrichment design document
The session followed the prescribed Solo orchestration: confirmed identity via whoami, read the full spec from scratchpad 929, read CURRENT-TASK.md Phase 5 section, read docs/SOURCES.md and docs/CURRENT_STATE.md, inspected real Pi session files to confirm the responseId field shape on assistant turns, then wrote docs/OPENROUTER-ENRICHMENT.md with all 14 required sections. The design doc covers executive summary, goals, the join key, key storage, opt-in defaults, local enrichment cache, rate limits, surfacing honesty, routing-bounce stats, scanner/app boundary, test strategy, proposed guardrail wording, open questions, and an implementation outline. Verification confirmed 15 tests pass, swift build is clean, and only the new doc is untracked. A findings scratchpad (946) and a READY comment on the tracking todo were posted.
outcome
docs/OPENROUTER-ENRICHMENT.md exists at 30,655 bytes with all 14 required sections in DRAFT status, pending operator sign-off.
next steps
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key decisions
- OpenRouter API key stored in macOS Keychain, passed to scanner via environment variable, never args or plaintext config.
- Enrichment OFF by default; every failure mode (no key, network down, API error, cache miss) falls back to local-only provider="openrouter" with a diagnostic badge.
- Local enrichment cache is a separate JSON file (~/.cream/openrouter-enrichment-v1.json) with versioning, atomic writes, immutable successful entries, and bounded size.
- Normal 30s UI scans are cached-only; background fetch runs with 25 ID cap, 10s budget, 2 req/s throttle, resume-on-next-fetch.
- Enrichment logic lives in a new cream/enrichment/ package, not in core.py or the providers.
- Provider keys promoted to openrouter/<upstream> only when resolved; unresolved stays as openrouter.
- Routing-bounce stats computed scanner-side in an additive enrichment.openrouter JSON block.
open questions
- Operator sign-off: does the design match the operator's intent for the four evidence goals?
- OpenRouter API endpoint shape for generation_id lookup is assumed but unverified; flagged as implementation-time assumption.
- Should the enrichment cache use SQLite instead of JSON for concurrent access safety?
- What is the exact OpenRouter rate limit for the generation_id endpoint?
- Should the macOS app expose a Settings UI field for the API key or rely on Keychain CLI setup?
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