cuopt_mcp: add cuopt_health, package it like the other Python modules - #1819
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…ow-reuseport Four changes to cuopt_mcp, originally separate commits, squashed here after retargeting this branch onto the newly-split NVIDIA#1916 (cuopt_mcp initial PR) instead of directly on NVIDIA#1701: - cuopt_health: no-arg tool reporting host, port, tls and reachability. Every other tool needs a model or a job_id, so the connection could previously only be checked by submitting work and reading the failure. Probed via a status lookup for an impossible job id, which must return NOT_FOUND (the service has no health RPC). The unreachable message now says to look for a running server before starting one, and cuopt_solve_milp carries its own problem key list rather than pointing at cuopt_solve_lp (a caller can hold the MILP tool alone under deferred loading). - submit()/cuopt_solve_lp/cuopt_solve_milp accept a model as plain JSON arrays (problem=) as an alternative to problem_path, with no file in the loop. - Packaging: cuopt_mcp used plain setuptools, so depends_on_cuopt was emitted as a literal cuopt==26.10.*, which no CUDA-suffixed build publishes; pip install python/cuopt_mcp could not resolve. Now gets the same rapids-build-backend treatment as cuopt_server and builds as cuopt_mcp-cu13, plus a build.sh cuopt_mcp target. - --allow-reuseport: gRPC enables SO_REUSEPORT by default, so a second cuopt_grpc_server on an already-served port binds silently and the kernel splits connections between two processes. The existing "Failed to bind" path never fired. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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submit()'s signature changed to kind-first (problem_path/problem became mutually-exclusive alternatives after each other), so two tests calling it positionally with the old problem_path-first order were silently passing the problem path as kind and "mip_settings"/"pdlp_settings" as problem_path -- one test's assertion caught this (comparing recorded enable_incumbents values); the other happened to still pass because both sides of its swapped args produce the same "not found" substring. Fixed both to pass explicit keywords. Also applies ruff-format's line-wrap on FakeClient.__init__, missed before the prior push.
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In `@build.sh`:
- Line 484: Update the install invocation in the cuopt_mcp build path to use
target-specific Python install arguments that set cuda_suffixed=true, overriding
the shared cuda_suffixed=false value while preserving the appropriate CUDA
version and producing dependencies on cuopt-cu12 or cuopt-cu13.
In `@cpp/src/grpc/server/grpc_server_main.cpp`:
- Around line 347-348: Update the documentation and messaging for
--allow-reuseport, including its help text, associated comment, and bind-failure
log, to clarify that it only enables low-level port sharing and does not share
cuOpt job state. Recommend --port for independent servers, and state that
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requests reaching a process without the job_tracker entry.
In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/tools.py`:
- Around line 603-606: Update the nonzero_only API documentation in the result
docstring to state that values with magnitude at most ZERO_TOL (1e-9) are
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are not necessarily mathematically zero.
- Around line 351-353: Validate job_id with the existing _JOB_ID_RE before
constructing the path in _write_names_file, matching the validation performed by
_solution_file_path. Reject invalid backend-controlled identifiers before
path.write_text, while preserving valid job ID handling.
- Around line 186-200: Update _to_csr to validate n_cons and all row indices as
non-negative integers, then enforce a practical maximum CSR dimension before
calling np.bincount or np.zeros. Preserve the existing inferred-dimension and
mismatch validation while rejecting oversized values before any allocation.
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- pyproject.toml's matrix-entry=true (cuopt_mcp-cu13) never actually applied: build.sh's shared PYTHON_ARGS_FOR_INSTALL passes cuda_suffixed=false on the command line, which overrides it -- built and inspected the actual wheel to confirm (cuopt_mcp-26.10.0-py3-none- any.whl, unsuffixed). Since py_run_cuopt_mcp's own dependency matrix in dependencies.yaml is already pinned to cuda_suffixed=false (matching the unsuffixed cuopt dependency this package intentionally uses), aligned matrix-entry to state that instead of a name that never took effect. Fixed the same stale "cuopt_mcp-cu13" claim in the README. - --allow-reuseport's help text, code comment, and bind-failure log read like a ready-made multi-process pool. It only shares the listen port at the kernel level -- each process keeps its own job_tracker, so a client whose poll/result request lands on the other process after SO_REUSEPORT splits the connection gets "Job ID not found". Reworded all three to say so and point at --port for an actually independent second instance. - _to_csr had no upper bound on n_constraints (or a single large row index): both are cheap to express in a small JSON payload but size a np.zeros/np.bincount allocation directly, which can exhaust this local process before any request reaches the backend. Added a shared dimension cap (10M), checked before either allocation. - _write_names_file joined a raw job_id onto the solution directory without _JOB_ID_RE validation, unlike _solution_file_path. job_id here is the backend's response to submit(), not literal MCP-caller input -- a compromised/buggy server returning a crafted value could still turn into an arbitrary write target. Routed it through the same validated path helper (also fixes an adjacent gap: delete() wasn't cleaning up this file's .names.json suffix either). - nonzero_only's docstring said "exactly-zero" but the implementation drops anything within ZERO_TOL (1e-9); fixed in both tools.py and server.py.
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🟠 Major · Validate COO coordinates before integer conversion. · tools.py:192-193
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate COO coordinates before integer conversion.
np.asarray(..., dtype=np.int64)truncates fractional coordinates and converts Boolean coordinates, which can silently build a different model. Negative rows are not rejected and reachnp.bincount, which raises an uncaughtValueError. Negative columns pass the maximum-only check and reachset_csr_constraint_matrix.Reject non-integer, Boolean, negative, and out-of-range row and column values before conversion. Raise
CuOptMCPErrorfor invalid JSON models.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Keep problem keyword-only after the existing parameters. · server.py:85-182
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problemkeyword-only after the existing parameters. Commit9acf7c8exposedcuopt_solve_lp(problem_path, settings)andcuopt_solve_milp(problem_path, settings, track_incumbents). Commitbc007bcinsertedproblembefore those parameters. A legacy positional call now passes its settings dictionary asproblem.tools.submitreceives bothproblem_pathandproblem, rejects the request with “pass exactly one ...”, and returns no job. The MILP call also binds the legacy tracking flag tosettings. The MCP interface uses named fields, but direct Python calls to these module functions are affected. Neither function emits a versionedDeprecationWarning.Make
problemkeyword-only so the existing positional contract remains valid:def cuopt_solve_lp( problem_path: str | None = None, settings: dict | None = None, *, problem: dict | None = None, ) -> dict[str, Any]:Apply the same order to
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🟡 Minor · Document the health return and error contract. · tools.py:375-382
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healthis a new public API. Add explicitReturnscontent for the status fields. Add aRaisessection forCuOptMCPErrorfrom invalid endpoint configuration, such asCUOPT_REMOTE_PORT.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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tls_enabled()return contract. The current docstring does not state whichCUOPT_TLS_ENABLEDvalues returnTrue, that matching is case-insensitive, or that unset and other values returnFalse. The Python public-API guideline requires meaningful return documentation for new public APIs. NoRaisessection is needed becausetls_enabled()has no configuration-error path.def tls_enabled() -> bool: """Return whether the channel is configured for TLS. TLS is enabled when ``CUOPT_TLS_ENABLED`` is set to ``"1"``, ``"true"``, or ``"yes"`` (case-insensitive). Any other value, including an unset variable, returns ``False``. Returns ------- bool ``True`` when TLS is enabled; otherwise, ``False``. """🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/client.py`:
- Around line 70-80: Expand the docstring for tls_enabled() to document that
CUOPT_TLS_ENABLED values "1", "true", and "yes" enable TLS case-insensitively,
while unset or any other value returns False; include the bool return contract
and no Raises section.
In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/server.py`:
- Around line 85-182: Update the signatures of cuopt_solve_lp and
cuopt_solve_milp so problem becomes a keyword-only parameter after the existing
positional parameters: place it after settings for cuopt_solve_lp, and after
track_incumbents for cuopt_solve_milp. Preserve the current submit behavior and
all other parameter defaults.
In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/tools.py`:
- Around line 375-382: Update the public health function’s docstring to include
a Returns section documenting each status field and a Raises section stating
that CuOptMCPError is raised for invalid endpoint configuration, including
values such as CUOPT_REMOTE_PORT.
- Around line 192-193: The COO coordinate handling around rows and cols must
validate raw values before converting to int64: reject booleans, fractional or
non-integer values, negatives, and indices outside the matrix dimensions, and
raise CuOptMCPError for invalid JSON models. Update the surrounding
matrix-building validation so only validated coordinates reach np.bincount and
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- _to_csr cast COO rows/cols straight to int64, so a bool silently became 0/1, a fractional value silently truncated, and a negative row reached np.bincount as a bare ValueError instead of a clean CuOptMCPError (negative columns weren't checked at all and would have reached set_csr_constraint_matrix). Added _check_coo_indices, validating integer-ness, non-negativity, and (for cols) the upper bound before the cast. - cuopt_solve_lp/cuopt_solve_milp inserted `problem` as a new positional parameter in the middle of their already-shipped (NVIDIA#1916) argument list, so a legacy positional (path, settings) call would silently bind settings to problem instead. Made problem keyword-only, matching where it was actually added, with a signature-level regression test. - health()'s and tls_enabled()'s docstrings were missing Returns/Raises content for a new public API.
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In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/tools.py`:
- Line 220: Update the COO validation around rows_raw, cols_raw, and values to
normalize all three inputs to arrays and verify each has ndim == 1 before
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Validate COO fields before calling len().
If a JSON model supplies a scalar rows, cols, or values field, line 220 calls len() on that scalar and raises TypeError. _guard converts this unexpected exception into a generic internal error instead of the actionable CuOptMCPError. Convert all three fields to arrays and require ndim == 1 before comparing their lengths. Add a regression test for scalar input.
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In `@python/cuopt_mcp/cuopt_mcp/tools.py` at line 220, Update the COO validation
around rows_raw, cols_raw, and values to normalize all three inputs to arrays
and verify each has ndim == 1 before checking lengths, so scalar JSON fields
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There's no cuOpt-provided shared job state or connection affinity to make it safe -- job_tracker is per-process, so any client whose poll/result/cancel/delete lands on the other process of a reused port gets "Job ID not found". SO_REUSEPORT is now always off; a second bind on an already-served port fails loudly, as it should. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Builds on #1916 (merged): adds
cuopt_health, JSON-model submission, a packaging fix, and a gRPC server hardening flag.cuopt_health— no-arg reachability check (host/port/tls), since every other tool previously failed only after a model was built.cuopt_solve_lp/cuopt_solve_milpacceptproblem(plain JSON arrays) as an alternative toproblem_path, needed for MILP since MPS integer columns without explicit bounds silently default to[0, 1].cuopt_mcpnow builds viarapids-build-backendlikecuopt_server, so it actually installs;./build.sh cuopt_mcptarget added.cuopt_grpc_serverno longer accepts a second silent bind on an already-served port; gRPC's defaultSO_REUSEPORTis now always off, since cuOpt has no shared job state across processes to make that safe.🤖 Generated with Claude Code