docs(readme): trim Get Started to pointers and a minimal embed loop - #670
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WalkthroughREADME setup guidance was condensed. Detailed proxy deployment, plugin configuration, fallback routing, error handling, and Rust dependency examples were replaced with links and shorter Python examples. ChangesREADME setup guidance
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 145-147: Update the Path 2 example around my_client and the
Step.Done handling to support candidate fallback: iterate through available
call.models, invoke call.fail(...) when a candidate fails, and only respond
after a successful candidate while preserving outcome.response reuse and
streaming behavior.
- Line 121: Update the Python installation command in the README to pin the Git
dependency to an immutable commit revision or release tag, matching the revision
used by the Rust instructions instead of following the default branch.
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| pip install git+https://github.com/NVIDIA-NeMo/Switchyard.git |
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Pin the Python installation to an immutable source revision.
The Python command follows the default branch, while the Rust instructions require a pinned rev. Use the same commit or release tag for both integrations.
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In `@README.md` at line 121, Update the Python installation command in the README
to pin the Git dependency to an immutable commit revision or release tag,
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| call.respond(LlmResponse.Agg(await my_client(call.request, call.models[0]))) | ||
| case Step.Done(outcome): | ||
| model, request = outcome.selected_model_ids[0], outcome.request |
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Preserve candidate fallback and failure handling. examples/libsy.py uses only call.models[0] and has no call.fail(...) path. Restore these branches so the Path 2 example handles failed candidates. The example already preserves outcome.response reuse and streaming responses.
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In `@README.md` around lines 145 - 147, Update the Path 2 example around my_client
and the Step.Done handling to support candidate fallback: iterate through
available call.models, invoke call.fail(...) when a candidate fails, and only
respond after a successful candidate while preserving outcome.response reuse and
streaming behavior.
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What
Cuts Get Started from 222 lines to about 140 by removing content that is
duplicated elsewhere in the repository, and makes the three overview
subsections parallel.
Configure Relay sections plus one sentence on where
routes.tomlcomes from.The inline TOML and
nemo-relaycommands duplicated that README.run_streamskeleton. The 30-line loop and its two explanatory paragraphs are replaced by
a pointer to
examples/libsy.py, which already held the complete version andhad started to diverge from the README copy.
--dry-run,/v1/stats, and agent env-var wiring together.bullet, a "then follow Path N" bullet, diagram. The Run subsection's
cargo installblock was byte-identical to Path 3 step 1.longer true, and replaces it with: point Claude Code or Codex at this README
and ask it to set up the path you want.
386 → 303 lines, 1956 → ~1530 words.
Why
Get Started was 61% of the README, and Path 2 alone was the largest section in
the file. Most of that length was reference prose and a second copy of an
example that lives in
examples/.Notes for reviewers
examples/libsy.pywas run before this PR pointed at it as the canonicalexample. Exit 0 with its built-in echo client; routes and streams.
my_clientand ignores fallbacks.Deliberate: it shows the shape in six lines, and the next sentence sends
readers to the full version. Inlining fallbacks again costs about 12 lines.
says
pip install nemo-switchyard, while Path 2 says PyPI 0.2.0 has an olderAPI and to install from git. One of them is wrong for a reader today.
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run_streamexample.