⚡ Bolt: Optimize ZimaOS and Ollama model fetching#17
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Refactors `collectZimaOSV1ModelEntries` and `fetchOllamaTagNames` to use `Promise.all` directly mapping the endpoints to `fetch` calls, improving overall latency resolving available AI models. Co-authored-by: bobdivx <6737167+bobdivx@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request refactors the collectZimaOSV1ModelEntries function to parallelize network requests using Promise.all, reducing latency by fetching multiple paths concurrently instead of sequentially. A corresponding entry was added to .jules/bolt.md to document the trade-off between network overhead and performance. I have no feedback to provide as there were no review comments to evaluate.
💡 What: Refactored
collectZimaOSV1ModelEntriesandfetchOllamaTagNamesinsrc/lib/forge-openai-surface.tsto execute downstream gateway API HTTP requests in parallel usingPromise.allrather than sequential execution inside loops.🎯 Why: Fetching models sequentially blocks execution until the slower or timed-out fallback endpoints resolve, slowing down the interface and overall sync process. Executing all available configured gateway fallback routes in parallel guarantees the function evaluates as fast as the single slowest response (rather than their sum).
📊 Impact: Reduces overall latency of AI model listing operations, notably speeding up AI sync processes and rendering times for AI capability lists across the application interface.
🔬 Measurement: Verify changes by checking test suites pass (
pnpm checkandpnpm test) and observing the execution speed inside application flows evaluating available models (e.g. Chat settings, model orchestration routes).PR created automatically by Jules for task 6495858125349309947 started by @bobdivx