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CodeRankEmbed (137M) publishes code-retrieval numbers jina does not: CodeSearchNet MRR 77.9 / CoIR NDCG@10 60.1 vs jina's 67.2 / 58.4, and it beats its own general-purpose base by a wide margin. It's also smaller than jina (137M vs 239M). CodeRankEmbed cannot run on the CoreML execution provider: CoreML accepts a fused subgraph for its ONNX graph and then fails at inference with a static output shape mismatch, the same class of bug already worked around for the reranker via reranker_execution_provider. Add embedding_execution_provider to pin CodeRankEmbed to CPU under CoreML while leaving jina (and any custom override) on CoreML acceleration, and wire it into build_session and its callers. defaults_for_source's fallback for arbitrary custom HF repos/directories used to piggyback on Default; decoupled it to explicitly use jina's template so custom models don't silently inherit CodeRankEmbed's CLS pooling and required query prefix now that Default has changed.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR makes CodeRankEmbed the default local embedding model. It routes CodeRankEmbed to CPU under CoreML. Provider resolution is centralized before session setup. The doctor command checks embedding and reranker providers independently. ChangesEmbedding provider handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change switches the default embedding model and adds a CoreML CPU fallback, but probe paths may still choose runtime setup from the requested provider before that fallback is applied, potentially making diagnostics or preflight behavior inconsistent for the new default. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/vera-core/src/local_models/mod.rs`:
- Line 183: Route directory-based model construction through defaults_for_source
instead of inheriting Self::default(), so existing directory sources retain the
Jina template fallback rather than CodeRankEmbed pooling and query-prefix
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P2: When a user supplies a custom ONNX file while retaining the default CodeRankEmbed source, this call still selects CPU even if the replacement graph supports CoreML. Restrict the pin to the unmodified CodeRankEmbed preset, or otherwise detect an ONNX override, so custom overrides retain CoreML acceleration.</violation>
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| gpu_mem_limit_mb: u64, | ||
| config: &LocalEmbeddingModelConfig, | ||
| ) -> Result<Session> { | ||
| let ep = crate::local_models::embedding_execution_provider(ep, config); |
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P2: When a user supplies a custom ONNX file while retaining the default CodeRankEmbed source, this call still selects CPU even if the replacement graph supports CoreML. Restrict the pin to the unmodified CodeRankEmbed preset, or otherwise detect an ONNX override, so custom overrides retain CoreML acceleration.
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<comment>When a user supplies a custom ONNX file while retaining the default CodeRankEmbed source, this call still selects CPU even if the replacement graph supports CoreML. Restrict the pin to the unmodified CodeRankEmbed preset, or otherwise detect an ONNX override, so custom overrides retain CoreML acceleration.</comment>
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@@ -812,7 +815,9 @@ fn build_session(
gpu_mem_limit_mb: u64,
+ config: &LocalEmbeddingModelConfig,
) -> Result<Session> {
+ let ep = crate::local_models::embedding_execution_provider(ep, config);
let available = std::thread::available_parallelism()
.map(|n| n.get())
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Flipping `Default` to CodeRankEmbed leaked its CLS pooling and mandatory query prefix into `from_directory`, which still spread `..Self::default()`. `VERA_LOCAL_EMBEDDING_DIR` returns from `from_directory` directly, so the `defaults_for_source` fallback never ran for directory sources and custom ONNX models silently changed embeddings. Route both source constructors through `defaults_for_source`, and resolve the effective execution provider once in `new_with_ep_and_mem_limit`: a session pinned to CPU was still getting GPU batch scaling, GPU provider dependencies, and a CPU "fallback" retry of the CPU session it had already built. `vera doctor` no longer claims the embedding model is GPU-accelerated under CoreML when it is pinned to CPU.
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Scaler/provider derived from the requested EP, not the effective one (valid, fixed). This was the better of the two While fixing that I found a related gap neither review caught: under CoreML, Pinning to CPU even when the ONNX file is overridden (valid, deliberately not changed). Correct that the pin keys on the source repo, so overriding 845 tests pass, |
`probe_session` and `probe_inference` adjusted the config for the requested provider, then `build_session` resolved it to CPU. For a CPU-pinned model that meant `vera doctor` probed a GPU-adjusted configuration production never loads. Both now share `resolve_provider_and_config` with the constructor. Also stop the CoreML doctor warning from claiming confirmed GPU execution: selecting a provider is not evidence ONNX Runtime placed the graph there, and the neighbouring provider-confirmation check already says so.
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Ran a second review pass locally (the hosted one was rate-limited). Two more findings, both valid, both fixed in 337dec4. Probe paths resolved the provider differently from production (fixed). This was the better catch, and it's the same bug I'd just fixed one layer up. Worth being precise about severity: the divergence is currently latent rather than active, because Doctor claimed confirmed GPU execution (fixed). Correct, and it contradicted the check immediately above it. Selecting the CoreML provider is not evidence ONNX Runtime placed the graph there — it can still assign nodes to CPU, which is the whole reason 845 tests pass, |
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623-661: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd custom-source cases to the provider-selection tests.
The requirement includes arbitrary Hugging Face repositories and directory sources retaining CoreML. The current cases cover CodeRankEmbed and Jina, but not custom sources. Add both custom source types so a regression that pins every non-Jina source to CPU is detected.
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+ for config in [ + LocalEmbeddingModelConfig::from_huggingface_repo("acme/custom-embeddings"), + LocalEmbeddingModelConfig::from_directory(PathBuf::from("/models/custom")), + ] { + assert_eq!( + embedding_execution_provider(OnnxExecutionProvider::CoreMl, &config), + OnnxExecutionProvider::CoreMl + ); + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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182-183: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject incompatible indexes during semantic search.
vera updaterejects model mismatches, butSearchContext::searchsilently returns BM25-only results. Return an error and instruct the user to re-index when the stored model or dimension is incompatible.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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358-374: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve the effective provider before all probe setup.
For CodeRankEmbed with CoreML,
build_sessionremaps CoreML to CPU after the probes select the runtime path. The probes can therefore checklib/coremlwhile the session useslib, causingvera doctorto fail when only the CPU runtime exists.Resolve
epafterfrom_env()in both probe functions. Use the effective value for GPU adjustment, runtime setup, and session creation. Apply the same mapping incrates/vera-cli/src/commands/doctor.rs; its runtime and provider checks currently still use the requested CoreML provider.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/vera-cli/src/commands/doctor.rs`:
- Around line 459-463: Replace the is_ok_and logic in the embedding_on_cpu
selection with an explicit match on LocalEmbeddingModelConfig::from_env(),
distinguishing CPU, non-CPU, and configuration-error outcomes. Preserve the
existing diagnostic branches for valid providers, and include the configuration
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In `@crates/vera-core/src/embedding/local_provider.rs`:
- Around line 358-374: Resolve the effective execution provider immediately
after LocalEmbeddingModelConfig::from_env() in both probe_session and
probe_inference, applying the same CoreML-to-CPU mapping used by build_session.
Use that effective provider for adjust_for_gpu, ort_library_path_for_ep,
ensure_ort_runtime, and build_session. Update the corresponding runtime and
provider checks in the doctor command to apply the same mapping before
validating the provider or runtime.
In `@crates/vera-core/src/local_models/mod.rs`:
- Around line 623-661: Add custom Hugging Face repository and directory-source
configurations to embedding_execution_provider tests, asserting both retain
CoreML while CodeRankEmbed remains CPU-pinned. Also verify each custom source
preserves every non-CoreML execution provider, using the existing
embedding_execution_provider test flow.
- Around line 182-183: Update SearchContext::search to validate the stored index
model and embedding dimension before semantic search; when either is
incompatible, return an actionable error instructing the user to re-index
instead of silently falling back to BM25-only results. Preserve normal semantic
search behavior for compatible indexes and align the validation with the
existing vera update mismatch checks.
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`build_session` re-resolved the provider that `resolve_provider_and_config` had already resolved, so the same contract lived in two places that could drift. It now trusts its caller, which drops its `config` parameter and a per-load clone. All three call sites already resolve first. Report an unreadable embedding config as its own state in `vera doctor` rather than folding it into "configured for CoreML": `is_ok_and` returned false both for a CPU-pinned model and for a config that could not be read. Adds asset-free tests for the pinning and GPU-adjustment contract. These run without ONNX Runtime present, unlike the neighbouring tests that early-return.
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Third local pass, three more findings, all valid and all in code I'd added in the previous two rounds. Fixed in d9facc7. Two provider-resolution paths (fixed). Right, and it was my own doing: I added
Tests for the contract (added). Two of them, deliberately asset-free so they run when ONNX Runtime is absent — the neighbouring One note in the interest of not overstating: the third test I first wrote was worthless. It called 848 tests pass, |
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…g it The CoreML check re-read the embedding config and handled a read failure as a third "placement unknown" state. That branch was unreachable: `run` resolves the config with `from_env()?` before probing, so a read failure returns from `run` and `probe_local_backend` is never called. The previous round's fix traded a boolean that hid errors for a match arm that could not fire. `probe_local_backend` now takes the already-validated config, which removes the dead branch and the second read that could have disagreed with the first. Verified on a CoreML backend with a jina model: the check reports the embedding model as configured for CoreML with GPU execution unconfirmed, which is the correct arm.
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Two findings on the same block, and the second one shows the first fix was wrong. Both resolved in e6499db.
That third branch was unreachable (fixed properly now). This is the better catch and it retires the fix above.
Verified end-to-end on a CoreML backend with the jina model, since the two arms are easy to get backwards: That is the correct arm — jina is not CPU-pinned, so it reports configured-for-CoreML with execution unconfirmed rather than claiming acceleration. 848 tests pass (756 |
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In `@crates/vera-cli/src/commands/doctor.rs`:
- Around line 98-103: Update the doctor probe flow around probe_local_backend to
resolve and preflight each component’s effective provider before runtime
loading, provider registration, dependency checks, and probe gating. Ensure
CodeRankEmbed and the reranker use Cpu when their local probe sessions are
CPU-pinned, matching production behavior, while preserving the requested
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…uested one `vera doctor --probe` resolved the ONNX Runtime library, the model asset list and every probe from the requested backend, while the embedding and reranker sessions each resolve that backend independently. The two can disagree, so doctor reported failures for a configuration production runs fine. Reachable symptom: with the CoreML backend and CodeRankEmbed, the embedding session resolves to Cpu and loads `~/.vera/lib/libonnxruntime.dylib`. Doctor looked for `~/.vera/lib/coreml/libonnxruntime.dylib`, so if only the CPU library is installed the ORT check failed and every probe was skipped, while indexing and search worked. Doctor now resolves the embedding and reranker providers once, in `run`, and passes the pair down. The ORT library, the asset inspection, provider registration, the dependency check and the per-component gates all follow the resolved pair, and the details name the effective providers. The dependency check is skipped only when both components land on Cpu, and runs once per distinct non-Cpu provider. `ensure_ort_runtime` is a process-wide `OnceLock`, so only the first path given to it is dlopened. When the two components resolve to different providers the second library is existence-checked rather than load-checked, and it is deliberately not passed to `ensure_ort_runtime` a second time: that would report the first library's result under the second library's name. Switching the asset inspection to the effective provider does not change the asset list here, because `adjust_for_gpu` only swaps the quantized export for the fp16 one on the default jina repo and is a no-op for CodeRankEmbed. The repair hint stays on the requested backend, since `vera repair --onnx-jina-<ep>` is what installs that backend's files. The decision is extracted into `EffectiveProviders::resolve` so it can be tested directly: anything reaching `ensure_ort_runtime` skips silently without ONNX Runtime present.
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Valid, and the structural diagnosis is exactly right. Fixed in 6475510. Two corrections to the specifics, both of which cut in favour of fixing it. The named symptom is latent; a different instance of the same defect is live. CoreML registration failing while production succeeds is not reachable in practice: on macOS arm64 both Cpu and CoreMl pull the identical What is reachable is the ORT library path. The inverse is worse and also reachable: after The asset-list half of the claim does not hold. What changed. An
One constraint worth recording, now commented at the call site: You were right that the reranker needs the same treatment, and it is a deeper problem than the doctor. Four pure tests cover the resolution and gating decision, chosen because anything touching Verified end to end on this Apple Silicon machine with the CoreML backend, where every probe line is still Being straight about coverage: the reachable missing-dylib case is covered by unit test, not reproduced live, because doing so would mean deleting a library from the real 756 |
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<violation number="1" location="crates/vera-cli/src/commands/doctor.rs:123">
P1: When CoreML is selected with CodeRankEmbed, doctor checks only the CPU runtime and skips CoreML dependencies. `LocalReranker::new_with_ep` still preflights the requested CoreML library before its session is pinned to CPU, so missing CoreML files can make production initialization fail while `vera doctor` reports no failure. Preflight the constructor's requested dependency as well, or resolve the reranker before its acquisition checks.</violation>
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| // production never loads and skips every probe when it is absent. | ||
| let providers = EffectiveProviders::resolve(ep, &embedding_model); | ||
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P1: When CoreML is selected with CodeRankEmbed, doctor checks only the CPU runtime and skips CoreML dependencies. LocalReranker::new_with_ep still preflights the requested CoreML library before its session is pinned to CPU, so missing CoreML files can make production initialization fail while vera doctor reports no failure. Preflight the constructor's requested dependency as well, or resolve the reranker before its acquisition checks.
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<comment>When CoreML is selected with CodeRankEmbed, doctor checks only the CPU runtime and skips CoreML dependencies. `LocalReranker::new_with_ep` still preflights the requested CoreML library before its session is pinned to CPU, so missing CoreML files can make production initialization fail while `vera doctor` reports no failure. Preflight the constructor's requested dependency as well, or resolve the reranker before its acquisition checks.</comment>
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@@ -74,7 +114,13 @@ pub fn run(json_output: bool, probe: bool) -> anyhow::Result<()> {
+ // production never loads and skips every probe when it is absent.
+ let providers = EffectiveProviders::resolve(ep, &embedding_model);
+ let runtime_path =
+ vera_core::local_models::ort_library_path_for_ep(providers.embedding)?;
let runtime_check = vera_core::local_models::ensure_ort_runtime(Some(&runtime_path));
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What
Makes CodeRankEmbed the default local embedding model (was jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano-retrieval), and pins its CoreML execution to CPU since the CoreML EP cannot run it at all.
Why
Vera is a code-search tool but defaulted to a general-text embedding model. Published numbers from the model card (huggingface.co/nomic-ai/CodeRankEmbed):
The model actually shipped as Vera's current default publishes no code-retrieval number at all. CodeRankEmbed is also smaller.
No A/B on Vera's own eval corpus was completed. The run aborted on the CoreML bug described below, so this quality claim rests entirely on the model author's published benchmarks above, not on Vera-specific measurement. That comparison would be a good follow-up.
This changes the default and requires existing users to reindex — the embedding dimension and model identity change, so a stored index built against jina is not compatible with CodeRankEmbed at query time.
The CoreML blocker
CodeRankEmbed cannot run on the CoreML execution provider. Verified twice on Apple Silicon before this fix:
Session creation succeeds, so this only surfaces once inference actually runs — the same class of bug as #41, where the reranker's CoreML EP accepted a fused subgraph and then died at inference. That was fixed with
reranker_execution_provider, which maps CoreML → CPU for the reranker specifically.This PR adds the embedding-side equivalent,
embedding_execution_providerincrates/vera-core/src/local_models/mod.rs, wired intobuild_sessionincrates/vera-core/src/embedding/local_provider.rs. It pins only CodeRankEmbed to CPU under CoreML — jina and any custom override keep CoreML acceleration.Cost: CoreML accelerates embeddings only (~39ms), so pinning CodeRankEmbed to CPU under CoreML costs indexing throughput on Apple Silicon relative to a model CoreML could run. The alternative is a hard indexing failure, so paying that cost is strictly better than the status quo.
Fallout from flipping the default
defaults_for_source's fallback for an arbitrary custom HuggingFace repo or directory source used to reuseSelf::default()as its field template. Withdefault()now CodeRankEmbed, that silently gave custom models CodeRankEmbed's CLS pooling and required query prefix instead of jina's mean-pooling/no-prefix shape. Decoupled it to useSelf::jina()explicitly as the generic template, restoring prior behavior for custom repos. Caught by the existinggpu_adjustment_only_changes_the_default_jina_modeltest.Verification
End-to-end against the built binary, default backend, no explicit
--onnx-*flag (VERA_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1set per contributor docs):Indexing on the default backend, which previously died with the CoreML shape-mismatch error above, now succeeds, and a natural-language query returns the correct semantic match.
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References #70, #71.
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CodeRankEmbedas the default local embedding model and pins it to CPU under CoreML to avoid an inference-time shape-mismatch crash. The old default wasjina-embeddings-v5-text-nano-retrieval; existing indices are incompatible and must be rebuilt.CodeRankEmbedis CPU-pinned viaembedding_execution_provider; other embedding models keep CoreML acceleration.embedding_execution_provider+resolve_provider_and_config;build_sessiontrusts the resolved provider. Probes share this resolution.vera doctornow preflights the effective embedding/reranker providers (not just the requested backend), loads the correct ORT library, inspects assets for the effective EP, and runs dependency checks once per distinct non-CPU provider; the repair hint stays on the requested EP. It also respects the single-library load semantics ofensure_ort_runtime.vera doctorconsumes the already-resolved embedding config, removes the unreachable “unknown placement” branch, and for CoreML reports whether embeddings are CPU-pinned without claiming confirmed GPU execution.from_huggingface_repo/from_directoryroute throughdefaults_for_sourceusing a Jina template so arbitrary repos/directories keep mean pooling and no query prefix (do not inheritCodeRankEmbed’s CLS pooling/query prefix).Migration
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