feat(parsers): add Muse-Glimmer reasoning and tool-call parsers

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Description

Problem

The Muse-Glimmer family (meta-models/Muse-Glimmer-30B and its derivatives) frames every assistant message as a channel-scoped segment:

<|start|>assistant to=self<|message|>…reasoning…<|eom|>
<|start|>assistant to=get_weather<|message|><atem:function_calls>
<atem:invoke name="get_weather"><atem:parameter name="city">Paris</atem:parameter></atem:invoke>
</atem:function_calls><|eom|>
<|start|>assistant to=user<|message|>It is sunny.<|eot|>

The recipient selects the channel — self is chain-of-thought, user (or an absent recipient) is the user-facing answer, and any other value addresses a tool by name. SMG has no parser for either half of this format, so a deployment pointed at one of these checkpoints gets the channel framing and the raw ATEM markup delivered verbatim as assistant content, with no reasoning_content and no tool_calls.

Solution

One parser per crate, over a shared segment grammar, wired the way the Inkling family already is: the reasoning parser runs first and routes self bodies to reasoning_content and user bodies to normal text, while re-emitting tool segments verbatim so the tool parser can consume them after reasoning separation. The tool parser segments the stream first and extracts only from tool-addressed bodies.

Three details carry most of the weight:

• The leading segment arrives mid-header. The generation prompt ends at the literal <|start|>assistant, so a turn's first emitted bytes are to=self<|message|>… with no start marker. Both parsers open in a leading-header state, and the reasoning parser synthesizes a canonical <|start|>assistant to=NAME<|message|> in front of a leading tool segment so the tool parser only ever sees one uniform grammar. The state is entered optimistically and has a viability valve, so plain text beginning "tomorrow…" is held for two bytes and then flushed intact.
• Channel scoping decides what is a call. The model quotes ATEM markup inside its own reasoning, so an <atem:invoke> appearing in a to=self or to=user body must never become a tool call. The parser therefore segments and selects tool bodies rather than regex-stripping reasoning spans — which also means a reasoning block that ends without its <|eom|> (the model does this) cannot swallow the tool call that follows it. Unframed ATEM markup stays content rather than being executed: visible markup is a debuggable symptom, a fabricated tool call is not.
• Parameter values are verbatim. The template renders them unquoted, and its own tool-definition prose states that "spaces for string values are not stripped". So values are never trimmed: only bare true/false/null, containers and numbers are decoded, and a schema-declared string is kept byte-exact (a value that reads "hello" keeps its quotes).

Streaming re-derives from the whole buffer and emits only unsent suffixes, so a marker split across chunks never leaks. The reasoning parser additionally defers a reasoning segment that opens after tool text in the same chunk: the gateway gates the tool parser on !is_in_reasoning() and never replays withheld normal text, so a chunk must not both produce tool-segment output and finish mid-reasoning.

Format basis (public, cited rather than reverse-engineered): the model's own published chat_template.jinja, whose render_atem macro emits the markup above, and the machine-readable response_template in its tokenizer_config.json. The four framing markers are HF added tokens with special: true, normalized: false (ids 200007/200008/200022/200023), so both parsers declare requires_special_tokens(), which is what pins skip_special_tokens = false on the gRPC path and lets the markers reach the parsers.

Scope. Text serving only. The family is multimodal and a follow-up is needed for gateway-side image handling; a structural-tag builder is also deliberately not registered yet, because a triggered_tags begin string must match the model's output byte-for-byte and a wrong one is a hard generation failure rather than a degradation. Consequence, stated plainly: tool_choice: "auto" uses this parser, while required/named tool choice still takes the existing JSON-schema constraint path.

Changes

• crates/reasoning_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs (new): segment state machine (leading-header / header / reasoning / content / tool / idle), header viability valve, canonical tool-header synthesis, reasoning-deferral invariant, requires_special_tokens() -> true.
• crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs (new): same segment grammar, ATEM invoke/parameter extraction with schema-aware value typing, doubled-namespace name collapse (NAME.NAME → NAME when registered, never leaf-only matching), monotonic streaming with whole-argument emission.
• Both crates: module + re-export + factory registration, and model-id mappings for the hyphenated and underscored spellings.

Test Plan

• cargo test -p reasoning-parser -p tool-parser — 580 passed, including exhaustive split-at-every-char-boundary streaming equivalence for both parsers, the leading headerless segment, reasoning-quoted markup never becoming a call, missing-terminator recovery, verbatim spaces/multiline/angle-bracket values, declared-type coercion, and factory resolution from the real model id.
• cargo test -p smg --lib — 1812 passed; --test api_tests --test routing_tests — 227 passed.
• cargo clippy -p tool-parser -p reasoning-parser -p smg --all-targets -- -D warnings clean; cargo +nightly fmt clean.

Checklist

• cargo +nightly fmt passes
• cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings passes
• (Optional) Documentation updated
• (Optional) Please join us on Slack #sig-smg to discuss, review, and merge PRs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for Muse-Glimmer models, including namespaced, uppercase, hyphenated, and underscored identifiers.
  • Separates reasoning from visible responses.
  • Supports structured tool calls with normalized names and decoded arguments.
  • Preserves reasoning, content, and tool-call boundaries during streaming.
  • Added Muse-Glimmer chat, reasoning, streaming, and function-calling support in SGLang.

• Bug Fixes

  • Removes protocol framing markers from client-visible responses.
  • Improves handling of partial, malformed, and truncated streamed output.

Walkthrough

Adds Muse-Glimmer reasoning and tool-call parsers, model-family resolution, SGLang test configuration, and unit, integration, gateway, and end-to-end validation.

Changes

Muse-Glimmer parser support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Reasoning channel parser crates/reasoning_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs, crates/reasoning_parser/src/parsers/mod.rs, crates/reasoning_parser/src/lib.rs, crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs	Adds channel parsing, reasoning and content routing, tool-segment handling, streaming support, state management, and parser tests.
Tool-call parser crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs, crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/mod.rs, crates/tool_parser/src/lib.rs, crates/tool_parser/tests/tool_parser_muse_glimmer.rs	Adds channel-aware tool extraction, parameter coercion, tool-name normalization, streaming output, index continuity, reset behavior, and parser tests.
Factory registration and model mappings crates/reasoning_parser/src/factory.rs, crates/tool_parser/src/factory.rs, crates/tool_parser/src/tests.rs	Registers both parsers and maps hyphenated, underscored, case-variant, and namespaced model IDs while preserving unrelated-model fallback behavior.
Runtime and pipeline validation .github/workflows/pr-test-rust.yml, e2e_test/infra/model_specs.py, model_gateway/tests/muse_glimmer_pipeline_test.rs, e2e_test/chat_completions/test_muse_glimmer.py	Configures the SGLang test leg and validates reasoning, visible content, framing suppression, and structured tool calls through gateway and OpenAI-compatible flows.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 1ec80

This change adds channel-aware reasoning and tool-call parsing, but malformed or unterminated Muse-Glimmer output can still be dropped or cause a following user answer to be consumed, while complete and streaming responses may behave differently. That can lose user-visible text or tool-call content, so the PR is not merge-ready until these parser paths are fixed or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Model
  participant ReasoningParser
  participant ToolParser
  participant Gateway
  participant Client
  Model->>ReasoningParser: emit Muse-Glimmer channel segments
  ReasoningParser->>ToolParser: pass normalized tool segments
  ToolParser->>Gateway: return visible text and parsed tool calls
  Gateway-->>Client: return reasoning, content, and tool-call responses

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Thorough review of both parsers (reasoning + tool) complete.

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This is a high-quality addition. The segment state machines in both parsers correctly handle the Muse-Glimmer channel protocol, including the leading-headerless segment, the viability valve for non-header text, canonical tool-header synthesis, and the reasoning-deferral invariant that prevents a single streaming chunk from producing both tool output and entering reasoning state.

Key design decisions I verified:

• Channel scoping is enforced: ATEM markup in to=self / to=user bodies is correctly never promoted to tool calls (tested in both parsers).
• Leading header handling: The optimistic LeadingHeader state correctly falls back to content for plain text ("tomorrow we ship") via the viability valve.
• Streaming correctness: The split-at-every-char-boundary tests cover the tricky partial-token and segment-boundary cases. The tool parser's re-scan-from-scratch approach is consistent with other parsers in the codebase.
• Value typing: The coerce_atem_value bypass of coerce_by_schema_type's string arm is necessary — the helper would unwrap a quoted value ("hello" → hello), but ATEM values are verbatim.
• Name normalization: The doubled-namespace collapse (NAME.NAME → NAME) only fires when both halves match AND the collapsed form is registered, preventing cross-tool misrouting.
• Factory wiring: Both parsers are registered with matching patterns that resolve from the real model ID (meta-models/Muse-Glimmer-30B), with tests for non-capture of neighbouring families.

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crates/tool_parser/src/tests.rs (1)

745-770: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

🟡 Nit — The test is inside mod qwen_mapping_tests.

test_muse_glimmer_model_mappings sits in a module named for Qwen mappings (line 742). Rename the module to something neutral such as model_mapping_tests, or move the test to its own module.

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surrounding qwen_mapping_tests module to a neutral model_mapping_tests name so
it accurately contains test_muse_glimmer_model_mappings and any other
model-mapping tests; preserve the test behavior and assertions.

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crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs (2)

142-165: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

🟡 Nit — Compile the two regexes once with std::sync::LazyLock.

MuseGlimmerParser::new() compiles both patterns on every construction. ParserRegistry::create_parser and ParserFactory::get_parser in crates/tool_parser/src/factory.rs build a fresh parser per call, so this cost repeats on the request path. The patterns are constant.

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+use std::sync::LazyLock;
+
+#[expect(
+    clippy::expect_used,
+    reason = "regex patterns are compile-time string literals"
+)]
+static INVOKE_PATTERN: LazyLock<Regex> = LazyLock::new(|| {
+    Regex::new(r#"(?s)<atem:invoke\b[^>]*?\bname="([^"]*)"[^>]*?>(.*?)</atem:invoke>"#)
+        .expect("Valid ATEM invoke pattern")
+});

Then drop the invoke_pattern and param_pattern fields and reference the statics in extract_calls.

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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs` around lines 142 - 165,
Define the invoke and parameter regexes as module-level std::sync::LazyLock
statics so each pattern is compiled only once. Remove the corresponding fields
and initialization from MuseGlimmerParser::new, and update extract_calls to
reference the shared statics while preserving existing matching behavior.

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321-341: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

🟡 Nit — The full-buffer re-scan makes streaming quadratic.

parse_incremental calls scan(&self.buffer, ...) on every chunk, and scan re-runs both regexes over every accumulated tool body. For a token-by-token stream of n bytes the total work is O(n²). The streaming_emits_each_call_once_with_whole_arguments test already exercises the one-byte-per-chunk path.

The design is documented at line 41 and is correct. Consider tracking a scan offset for already-terminated segments in a follow-up, so only the open tail is re-scanned.

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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs` around lines 321 - 341,
Optimize parse_incremental and scan to avoid reprocessing the entire accumulated
buffer on every chunk, while preserving the documented pure scan behavior and
existing streaming output semantics. Track an offset or equivalent state for
already-terminated segments so regex processing is limited to the newly received
data and open tail, ensuring one-byte-per-chunk streams do not incur quadratic
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Inline comments:
In `@crates/reasoning_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Around line 224-232: Update handle_control so receiving START while in
State::Tool emits a synthetic EOM before clearing the header and transitioning
to State::Header, allowing the interrupted tool segment to close without
consuming the following user answer. Add a regression test covering a
tool-to-user transition where the tool body contains a complete invoke and
verify the answer remains normal text.

In `@crates/tool_parser/src/factory.rs`:
- Around line 461-465: Remove the dead registry.map_model entry using the
"*/muse-glimmer*" pattern in the Muse-Glimmer mappings, keeping the existing
"muse-glimmer*" mappings unchanged. Do not add similar wildcard-prefix mappings
elsewhere.

In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Around line 394-403: Update parse_complete_inner to call scan for
channel-framed text even when has_tool_markers returns false, while preserving
the direct return for genuinely unframed plain text. Ensure framed to=self and
to=user content produces the same normal_text as parse_incremental, and add
coverage comparing parse_complete with single-chunk parse_incremental for that
markerless framed input.

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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Around line 142-165: Define the invoke and parameter regexes as module-level
std::sync::LazyLock statics so each pattern is compiled only once. Remove the
corresponding fields and initialization from MuseGlimmerParser::new, and update
extract_calls to reference the shared statics while preserving existing matching
behavior.
- Around line 321-341: Optimize parse_incremental and scan to avoid reprocessing
the entire accumulated buffer on every chunk, while preserving the documented
pure scan behavior and existing streaming output semantics. Track an offset or
equivalent state for already-terminated segments so regex processing is limited
to the newly received data and open tail, ensuring one-byte-per-chunk streams do
not incur quadratic work; keep
streaming_emits_each_call_once_with_whole_arguments behavior unchanged.

In `@crates/tool_parser/src/tests.rs`:
- Around line 745-770: Rename the surrounding qwen_mapping_tests module to a
neutral model_mapping_tests name so it accurately contains
test_muse_glimmer_model_mappings and any other model-mapping tests; preserve the
test behavior and assertions.

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crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs (1)

164-182: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

🟡 Nit — Cover underscore model identifiers in both factory test matrices.

Both factories add underscore alias support, but neither public API test includes an underscore identifier. Add muse_glimmer-30b and a namespaced mixed-case underscore variant.

• crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs#L164-L182: Add underscore model identifiers to the resolution loop.
• crates/tool_parser/tests/tool_parser_muse_glimmer.rs#L196-L212: Add the same underscore model identifiers to the registry loop.

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In `@crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs` around lines
164 - 182, Extend the model-identifier test loops to cover underscore aliases:
add “muse_glimmer-30b” and a namespaced mixed-case underscore variant in both
crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs lines 164-182 and
crates/tool_parser/tests/tool_parser_muse_glimmer.rs lines 196-212. Preserve the
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In `@e2e_test/chat_completions/test_muse_glimmer.py`:
- Around line 89-92: Update the assertions around the response message in the
separate_reasoning-enabled test to require a non-empty reasoning_content value,
while retaining the existing no-framing and user-facing content checks. Use the
existing message.reasoning_content access pattern and ensure the assertion
clearly fails when reasoning segments are missing.
- Around line 123-131: Update both requests in
e2e_test/chat_completions/test_muse_glimmer.py at lines 123-131 and 146-160,
within the Muse-Glimmer parser tests, to force the get_weather function via
tool_choice instead of allowing automatic selection; apply the same
function-selection configuration at both sites.

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In `@crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Around line 164-182: Extend the model-identifier test loops to cover
underscore aliases: add “muse_glimmer-30b” and a namespaced mixed-case
underscore variant in both
crates/reasoning_parser/tests/reasoning_parser_muse_glimmer.rs lines 164-182 and
crates/tool_parser/tests/tool_parser_muse_glimmer.rs lines 196-212. Preserve the
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415-426: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not let teardown suppress the SMG-only report.

The step uses set -euo pipefail. If launch_arm.sh stop returns nonzero at Line [426], the shell exits before the renderer writes the partial report. This is especially likely after a timeout or when the worker has already exited. The same stop command is already guarded with || true in both cleanup paths.

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🔴 Important: Register and validate the same BFCL model key.

Line 319 registers ${MODEL}-FC, because register_bfcl_model.py appends -FC to the supplied model ID. Lines 323-324 validate BFCL_MODEL_FC instead. These values come from independent workflow inputs.

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+  echo "::error::MODEL and BFCL_MODEL_FC must identify the same model"
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+fi
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🟡 Nit: Add executable coverage for the zero-score gate.

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crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs (1)

437-450: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

🔴 Important — Bound buffer and avoid rescanning completed input.

parse_incremental scans the entire accumulated buffer on every chunk. One-byte chunks therefore process 1 + … + N bytes. Each scan also re-extracts calls from completed tool segments. This creates quadratic streaming work and allows buffer to grow without a limit.

Add a maximum size check before push_str and return a dedicated ParserError when the limit is exceeded. Then preserve scan state or discard safely consumed prefixes to avoid reparsing completed segments. Add tests for both cases.

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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs` around lines 437 - 450,
Update parse_incremental to enforce a maximum buffer size before
buffer.push_str, returning a dedicated ParserError when the incoming data would
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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Line 439: Implement take_unstreamed_normal_text for MuseGlimmerParser so
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body that parse_incremental scanned with finalize=false and did not complete as
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In `@crates/tool_parser/src/parsers/muse_glimmer.rs`:
- Around line 437-450: Update parse_incremental to enforce a maximum buffer size
before buffer.push_str, returning a dedicated ParserError when the incoming data
would exceed the limit. Preserve incremental scan state or safely discard
already-consumed prefixes so completed tool segments are not rescanned on every
chunk. Add tests covering buffer-limit errors and avoidance of reparsing
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Addressed the end-of-stream correctness finding in 1ec80e81: take_unstreamed_normal_text now finalizes the existing scanner, returns only previously un-emitted malformed body text, and clears parser state. Added regressions for both a truncated invoke and a completed open invoke (which must not be re-emitted).

I am intentionally leaving the whole-buffer streaming re-derivation unchanged in this correctness PR. The exhaustive split-at-every-boundary equivalence tests rely on that monotonic design; safe prefix compaction requires carrying parser state and deserves a separately benchmarked change. The constant regex construction cost is already removed via LazyLock.

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take_unstreamed_normal_text finalizes the buffered scan, emits only normal text that was not emitted earlier, and clears the streaming state. The regressions cover both the truncated invoke case and the completed open segment case. The existing whole-buffer streaming design is acceptable for this correctness change.

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Fixed the completed-plus-truncated invoke edge case in 4a81de5c. The scanner now tracks the end of the last successfully extracted invoke and, when closing/finalizing a tool segment, surfaces only a later unmatched <atem:invoke... suffix as normal text. The regression was red before the change and now passes; full cargo test -p tool-parser, clippy with -D warnings, fmt, and diff checks pass.