daruma

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Automatic failover. When the current model/channel trips after repeated failures (or hits a terminal error like QUOTA / INVALID CREDENTIAL / CONTEXT WINDOW EXCEEDED), daruma switches the next request to another channel in your configured chain. The in-flight generation continues on the new channel — no lost sessions. The switch is recorded in the audit log below, not as a row inside the conversation: a plugin session event of an unknown type makes current harnesses refuse to load that session. - Circuit breaker with persistent, self-healing state. Each channel carries a health record (failures, cooldown) persisted to /.dsh/daruma/channel-health.json. A tripped channel stays cooled down across restarts — and the first successful request closes the circuit again , so recovered channels never linger as zombie COOLDOWN entries. - Backup channel UI. A compact status dock next to the model selector shows overall health and your current backup. The backup panel lists candidate models per provider and lets you set/clear the backup channel manually — picked from real traffic, no synthetic speed tests. The same picker is also a Backup channel section in Settings, beside the other plugin sections. - Durable JSONL audit log. Every failover / give-up / boot decision is appended to /.dsh/daruma/failover-log.jsonl (2 MiB rotation, best-effort). See Auditing failovers. - Deterministic…