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Fix #80: Clarify and Standardize SDK Configuration System

Closes #80

Problem

The SDK had a confusing configuration system with multiple overlapping approaches:

  • ConfigurationData was loaded but never stored (critical bug)
  • No public API to configure settings beyond initialization
  • Documentation mentioned methods that didn't exist
  • Hardcoded values with no way to override

Solution

Enhanced the existing three-layer architecture with:

  1. Bug fix - ConfigurationData now properly stored during initialization
  2. Public API - 5 configuration methods + 5 presets + 3 convenience methods
  3. Documentation - 715-line comprehensive Configuration Guide
  4. Clarity - Inline documentation explaining each configuration layer

What's New

Configuration Presets (5)

try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .creative)      // High temperature
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .precise)       // Low temperature
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .balanced)      // Default
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .privacyFocused) // Device-only
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .cloudPreferred) // Cloud preferred

Configuration Methods (5)

// Apply preset
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .creative)

// Update routing
try await RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy(.preferDevice)

// Update generation settings
let settings = DefaultGenerationSettings(temperature: 0.8, maxTokens: 1024)
try await RunAnywhere.setDefaultGenerationSettings(settings)

// Update storage
try await RunAnywhere.setStorageConfiguration(storage)

// Read configuration
let config = await RunAnywhere.getCurrentConfiguration()

Convenience Methods (3)

// Quick dev setup
let params = SDKInitParams.development()

// Production with constants
let params = try SDKInitParams.production(apiKey: "key")

// Staging setup
let params = try SDKInitParams.staging(apiKey: "key")

Changes

  • Modified: 7 files (+395 lines)
  • Created: CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md (+715 lines)
  • Total: ~1,110 lines added
  • Breaking Changes: None

Documentation

Testing - Development Mode ✅

  • ✅ SDK builds successfully (Build complete! 1.90s)
  • ✅ Sample app builds and runs
  • ✅ Configuration loading verified
  • ✅ All methods functional
  • ✅ No compilation errors

TODO: Production Testing

Once backend API is implemented, test:

1. Remote Configuration Fetch (GET /v1/configuration)

  • SDK makes GET request on launch
  • Backend returns device-specific config
  • Config properly stored and applied
  • Verify in logs: "Configuration loaded and stored (source: remote)"

2. Configuration Sync (POST /v1/configuration)

  • User updates config: RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .creative)
  • Call sync: RunAnywhere.syncUserPreferences()
  • Verify POST to /v1/configuration in network logs
  • Backend receives and stores config
  • Config persists across app restarts

3. Console → Device Flow

  • Update config in backend console (e.g., set temperature to 0.5)
  • Restart app
  • Verify device fetches new config: getCurrentGenerationSettings().temperature == 0.5
  • Verify behavior reflects console changes

4. Offline Mode

  • Fetch config while online
  • Go offline
  • Restart app
  • Verify cached config used from SQLite
  • Verify no errors logged

5. User Override Flow

  • Apply preset: updateConfiguration(preset: .privacyFocused)
  • Sync: syncUserPreferences()
  • Restart app
  • Verify user preference persists
  • Verify backend has updated config

6. End-to-End Scenarios

  • Console sets routing to .preferCloud → Device uses cloud routing
  • User sets routing to .deviceOnly → Overrides console setting
  • Multiple devices with same org → Each has own config
  • Config update while app running → Applied without restart

Architecture

Three-layer configuration system (now clearly documented):

Layer 1: Build-Time Constants

  • Source: JSON files or environment variables
  • Purpose: API URLs, feature flags, deployment settings
  • Access: RunAnywhereConstants

Layer 2: SDK Initialization

  • Source: Developer provides at startup
  • Purpose: API key, environment mode, base URL
  • Access: RunAnywhere.initialize(...)

Layer 3: Runtime Configuration

  • Source: Remote API → DB cache → Consumer → Defaults
  • Purpose: Temperature, routing policy, user preferences
  • Access: RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(...) / setRoutingPolicy(...) / etc.

Migration Guide

No breaking changes - all existing code continues to work.

To use new features:

// After initialization, apply a preset
try await RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset: .balanced)

// Or customize specific settings
try await RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy(.preferDevice)

Backend API Requirements

SDK is ready for production. Backend needs these endpoints:

GET /v1/configuration

  • Returns device-specific configuration
  • Called on SDK initialization
  • Response: ConfigurationData JSON

POST /v1/configuration

  • Accepts user configuration updates
  • Called by syncUserPreferences()
  • Body: ConfigurationData JSON

Related

  • Issue: Clarify and standardize SDK configuration system #80
  • Implementation Plan: thoughts/shared/plans/issue_80_configuration_system.md
  • Resolution Summary: thoughts/shared/plans/issue_80_resolution_summary.md
  • PR Checklist: thoughts/shared/plans/issue_80_pr_checklist.md

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced configuration presets and runtime APIs to update routing, generation, and storage settings.
    • Added environment helpers for quick production/staging setup with validation.
    • Safer defaults and non-optional generation settings; configuration now loads asynchronously on startup.
  • Documentation
    • New comprehensive Configuration Guide; expanded README; updated Public API Reference reflecting new APIs.
    • Notable API changes: requestConfiguration and getCurrentPrivacyMode retired; use updateConfiguration(preset:) and getCurrentConfiguration().
  • Chores
    • Added Gradle settings to the IntelliJ plugin demo for performance and AndroidX compatibility.

Added configuration presets, public API methods, comprehensive docs, and fixed ConfigurationData storage bug.
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Walkthrough

Adds a new Gradle properties file, expands Swift SDK configuration docs, broadens ConfigurationData with new fields and defaults, adjusts SDK constants, introduces SDKInitParams factory methods, adds configuration presets and setters/getters on RunAnywhere, and updates initialization to asynchronously load configuration at startup.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Build tooling (Gradle)
examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties
New Gradle properties: JVM args, JDK 17 pin, daemon/parallel, Kotlin settings, AndroidX flags, toolchain controls.
Docs: README and guides
sdk/runanywhere-swift/README.md, sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md, sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/PUBLIC_API_REFERENCE.md
Adds a three-layer configuration guide, API reference updates for new config APIs, presets, and usage examples; no code changes.
Configuration model
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Core/Models/Configuration/ConfigurationData.swift
Expands ConfigurationData with new public fields, a comprehensive initializer, and sdkDefaults(apiKey:) factory; extended inline docs.
SDK defaults/constants
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Foundation/Constants/SDKConstants.swift
Updates default values and comments to act as pre-configuration fallbacks (privacy-first, device-only, user overrides allowed).
Environment/init params
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Configuration/SDKEnvironment.swift
Adds SDKInitParams.production(apiKey:) and .staging(apiKey:) factories with URL validation.
Public configuration APIs
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift
Introduces ConfigurationPreset and new public APIs: get/set configuration, set routing, generation defaults, storage, and apply presets; adjusts generation settings getter to non-optional.
Initialization flow
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/RunAnywhere.swift
Adds non-blocking async configuration loading during initialization; stores configuration and logs source post-setup.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant App
  participant RunAnywhere
  participant ConfigService as ConfigurationService
  participant Storage as Local DB
  participant Backend as Remote API

  App->>RunAnywhere: initialize(apiKey, baseURL, env)
  RunAnywhere->>RunAnywhere: Setup local services
  Note over RunAnywhere: Fire-and-forget async config load
  RunAnywhere-->>ConfigService: loadConfiguration()
  alt Remote available
    ConfigService->>Backend: fetch()
    Backend-->>ConfigService: ConfigurationData (source=remote)
  else Remote unavailable
    ConfigService->>Storage: read()
    Storage-->>ConfigService: ConfigurationData? (source=database)
    opt No DB entry
      ConfigService->>RunAnywhere: consumer overrides?
      RunAnywhere-->>ConfigService: yes/no
      ConfigService->>ConfigService: fallback to SDK defaults
    end
  end
  ConfigService-->>RunAnywhere: ConfigurationData (with source)
  RunAnywhere->>RunAnywhere: set configurationData
  RunAnywhere-->>App: initialize() returns (isInitialized = true)
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sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant App
  participant RunAnywhere
  participant ConfigService as ConfigurationService

  App->>RunAnywhere: updateConfiguration(preset)
  RunAnywhere->>RunAnywhere: generateConfiguration(basedOn: preset)
  RunAnywhere->>ConfigService: save(config, source=consumer, syncPending=true)
  ConfigService-->>RunAnywhere: ack
  RunAnywhere-->>App: success
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Poem

Ears up, I tap the config tree,
Presets bloom: precise to free.
Async winds fetch clouds or cache,
Device-only burrows—safe to stash.
Routes and seeds in tidy rows,
A happy hop where config flows. 🐇✨

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Linked Issues Check ⚠️ Warning The changes address the core objectives of issue #80 by fixing the initialization storage bug, introducing a clear three-layer configuration flow, extending public APIs for runtime overrides, and providing comprehensive documentation, but the PR does not include any automated tests for the new configuration functionality as called for in the linked issue’s success criteria. Add automated tests covering the new configuration loading, persistence, and public API methods to ensure the runtime configuration behavior is validated and meets the objectives of issue #80.
Out of Scope Changes Check ⚠️ Warning The addition of the Gradle properties file under examples/intellij-plugin-demo is unrelated to the SDK configuration system described in issue #80 and introduces out-of-scope changes. Please remove or isolate the changes to the IntelliJ plugin’s Gradle configuration into a separate pull request so that this PR remains focused solely on the SDK configuration system improvements.
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⚠️ Outside diff range comments (5)
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Core/Models/Configuration/ConfigurationData.swift (2)

145-154: Make configuration ID deterministic (align with DB fetch-by-id).

sdkDefaults(apiKey:) generates a random ID ("default-<uuid>") while the codebase fetches configuration by a constant ID (see use of SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.configurationId in ConfigurationService). This breaks referential consistency and makes later updates harder.

Use a stable ID.

 public static func sdkDefaults(apiKey: String) -> ConfigurationData {
-    return ConfigurationData(
-        id: "default-\(UUID().uuidString)",
-        apiKey: apiKey.isEmpty ? "dev-mode" : apiKey,
-        source: .defaults
-    )
+    return ConfigurationData(
+        id: SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.configurationId,
+        apiKey: apiKey.isEmpty ? "dev-mode" : apiKey,
+        source: .defaults
+    )
 }

41-110: Avoid persisting API keys to the database.

The model is PersistableRecord, so apiKey risks being saved to local storage. Treat API keys as secrets; persist only in Keychain (you already do that elsewhere).

Override GRDB persistence to omit apiKey.

@@
 public struct ConfigurationData: Codable, RepositoryEntity, FetchableRecord, PersistableRecord, Sendable {
@@
     public var apiKey: String?
@@
 }
 
 // MARK: - GRDB Configuration
@@
 }
 
+// MARK: - Persistence: Omit secrets
+extension ConfigurationData {
+    public func encode(to container: inout PersistenceContainer) {
+        container["id"] = id
+        container["routing"] = routing
+        container["generation"] = generation
+        container["storage"] = storage
+        container["api"] = api
+        container["download"] = download
+        container["hardware"] = hardware
+        container["debugMode"] = debugMode
+        // Do NOT persist apiKey
+        container["allowUserOverride"] = allowUserOverride
+        container["source"] = source
+        container["createdAt"] = createdAt
+        container["updatedAt"] = updatedAt
+        container["syncPending"] = syncPending
+    }
+}

Optionally also exclude apiKey from Columns to prevent accidental queries.

sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/RunAnywhere.swift (2)

81-86: Make initialize(with:) public to match docs and SDKInitParams helpers.

Docs and new SDKInitParams factories expect RunAnywhere.initialize(with:) to be callable. It's private now.

-    private static func initialize(with params: SDKInitParams) throws {
+    public static func initialize(with params: SDKInitParams) throws {

141-149: Replace NSLock with Swift concurrency (actors).

NSLock violates the Swift code guideline ("Do not use NSLock"). Use an actor to guard registration state.

As per coding guidelines

Minimal pattern:

actor RegistrationState {
    var isRegistering = false
    var cachedDeviceId: String?
}

private static let registrationState = RegistrationState()

Then replace lock sections with await registrationState.isRegistering checks and updates. This removes busy-wait loops and aligns with Swift 6 concurrency.

sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift (1)

82-91: Default routing policy should be deviceOnly (privacy-first)

Current default is .automatic, conflicting with SDK constants and privacy posture. Use the SDK default.

Apply:

-    /// - Returns: Current routing policy, defaults to .automatic
+    /// - Returns: Current routing policy, defaults to .deviceOnly
@@
-    let policy = RunAnywhere.configurationData?.routing.policy ?? .automatic
+    let policy = RunAnywhere.configurationData?.routing.policy
+        ?? SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.routingPolicy
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examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties (4)

11-14: Remove deprecated/no-op org.gradle.configureondemand.

This property was removed in Gradle 8+ and has no effect.

-# Gradle daemon settings for stability
-org.gradle.daemon=true
-org.gradle.parallel=true
-org.gradle.configureondemand=false
+# Gradle daemon settings
+org.gradle.daemon=true
+org.gradle.parallel=true

2-2: Avoid capping MaxMetaspaceSize unless you’ve measured it.

A 512m cap can cause classloader OOMs on larger builds; default uncapped metaspace is safer.

-org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx2048m -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=512m -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
+org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx2048m -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

16-19: kotlin.incremental is already the default.

You can omit it to reduce noise; code style setting is fine.

-# Kotlin compiler settings
-kotlin.code.style=official
-kotlin.incremental=true
+# Kotlin compiler settings
+kotlin.code.style=official

20-22: Drop Android-specific properties from the IntelliJ plugin module’s gradle.properties
In examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties, remove:

-# Android/IntelliJ compatibility
-android.useAndroidX=true
-android.enableJetifier=true
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Core/Models/Configuration/ConfigurationData.swift (1)

128-141: Columns enum incomplete (optional).

Add api, download, hardware, and debugMode to Columns for type-safe queries.

     public enum Columns: String, ColumnExpression {
         case id
         case routing
         case generation
         case storage
+        case api
+        case download
+        case hardware
+        case debugMode
         case apiKey
         case allowUserOverride
         case source
         case createdAt
         case updatedAt
         case syncPending
     }
sdk/runanywhere-swift/README.md (2)

97-106: Initialization is synchronous; remove await.

RunAnywhere.initialize is throws, not async throws. Using await here is incorrect.

-try await RunAnywhere.initialize(
+try RunAnywhere.initialize(
     apiKey: "dev",           // Any string works in dev mode
-    baseURL: "localhost",    // Not used in dev mode
+    baseURL: "http://localhost",    // Parsed but unused in dev mode
     environment: .development
 )

Alternatively, use SDKInitParams.development() and a public initialize(with:) overload (see related comment in RunAnywhere.swift).


217-281: Docs/API mismatch: public initializer overload missing.

README references presets and Layer 3 APIs correctly. However, throughout docs you use RunAnywhere.initialize(with: params), which is currently private. Either:

  • Make initialize(with:) public, or
  • Update docs to call existing public overloads.

Would you like me to update the docs PR-wide after making initialize(with:) public?

sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/RunAnywhere.swift (1)

116-121: Fire-and-forget configuration load: expose readiness signal.

Asynchronous load can race early reads. Provide a readiness API or event (e.g., SDKConfigurationEvent.loaded) so apps can await configuration before reads, instead of relying on sleeps.

Example:

  • Publish EventBus.shared.publish(SDKConfigurationEvent.loaded(source: config.source))
  • Add public static func waitUntilConfigurationLoaded(timeout:) async throws
sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md (4)

162-176: Docs call RunAnywhere.initialize(with:) but it’s private.

Either make the API public (preferred) or update examples to existing overloads.


27-48: Add fenced code language to satisfy markdown lint.

Set the diagram block language to text.

-```
+```text
 (diagram)

---

`469-469`: **Add fenced code language.**



```diff
-```
+```text
 // Example precedence diagram

---

`714-715`: **Replace bare URL with a markdown link.**



```diff
-Open an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/RunanywhereAI/runanywhere-sdks/issues
+Open an issue on GitHub: [RunanywhereAI/runanywhere-sdks issues](https://github.com/RunanywhereAI/runanywhere-sdks/issues)
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Configuration/SDKEnvironment.swift (2)

156-166: Enforce HTTPS for production URLs.

Validate scheme to avoid insecure HTTP in production.

-        guard let url = URL(string: urlString) else {
+        guard let url = URL(string: urlString), url.scheme?.lowercased() == "https" else {
             throw SDKError.validationFailed("Invalid production URL from constants: \(urlString)")
         }

Want a similar change for staging?


172-178: Also enforce HTTPS for staging.

-        guard let url = URL(string: urlString) else {
+        guard let url = URL(string: urlString), url.scheme?.lowercased() == "https" else {
             throw SDKError.validationFailed("Invalid staging URL from constants: \(urlString)")
         }
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift (3)

108-129: Publish a configuration-updated event after applying preset

Consider emitting an event (e.g., .updated(config) or .presetApplied(preset)) to notify observers.

Example:

events.publish(.configurationUpdated(config: newConfig))

134-158: Consider routing-policy updated event

Emit an event after update to improve observability and reactive UIs.

Example:

events.publish(.routingPolicyRetrieved(policy: policy)) // or a dedicated `.routingPolicyUpdated`

194-218: Consider storage-configuration updated event

Emit a storage update event for symmetry with getters and better observability.

Example:

events.publish(.storageConfigurationUpdated(storage: storage))
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sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/RunAnywhere.swift (2)
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Data/Services/ConfigurationService.swift (1)
  • loadConfigurationOnLaunch (26-63)
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Foundation/Logging/Logger/SDKLogger.swift (1)
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sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md

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examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties (1)

4-9: Review comment is inapplicable to the current codebase.

The suggested follow-up presumes a build.gradle file exists in the plugin module where toolchain declarations can be added. However, the examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/ directory contains only gradle.properties—no build script files exist. The gradle.properties configuration shown is sufficient for its purpose and does not require companion build script declarations.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Configuration/SDKEnvironment.swift (1)

70-107: Excellent Layer 2 docs.

Clear separation of concerns and examples; aligns with the three-layer model.

sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/PUBLIC_API_REFERENCE.md (5)

378-384: LGTM: Clear example for default generation settings

Example matches new API shape (async/await; async throws).


388-394: LGTM: Storage configuration example

Consistent with setStorageConfiguration(_:).


402-403: LGTM: Added getCurrentConfiguration() usage

Matches new async API.


409-414: LGTM: Preset usage examples

Preset names and calls align with new API.


416-417: Relative link verification passed

The file ./CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md exists and resolves correctly from the documentation directory.

sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift (4)

23-61: LGTM: Preset generation logic

Reasonable defaults; marks source/updatedAt/syncPending appropriately.


71-80: LGTM: Generation settings getter

Publishes request/retrieval events and falls back to defaults.


95-101: LGTM: getCurrentConfiguration() fallback

Returns sdkDefaults if not loaded; good for first-run scenarios.


220-233: LGTM: Sync delegates to service and publishes events

Clear success/failure signaling.

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# Force use of JDK 17 for all Gradle operations
org.gradle.java.home=/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openjdk@17/17.0.16/libexec/openjdk.jdk/Contents/Home

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Remove machine-specific org.gradle.java.home; use Gradle Toolchains for JDK 17.

This absolute path will break CI and other dev machines. Prefer toolchains or JAVA_HOME.

-# Force use of JDK 17 for all Gradle operations
-org.gradle.java.home=/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openjdk@17/17.0.16/libexec/openjdk.jdk/Contents/Home
+# Use Gradle Toolchains (declare in build scripts) to require JDK 17; avoid hardcoded paths.
+# org.gradle.java.home=<removed>
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties around lines 4-6 the
file pins org.gradle.java.home to a machine-specific absolute path which will
break CI and other developers; remove that org.gradle.java.home entry and
instead configure JDK 17 via Gradle Toolchains in the project build (add a java
toolchain block in build.gradle or build.gradle.kts specifying languageVersion =
JavaLanguageVersion.of(17)) or rely on JAVA_HOME in CI by documenting and
exporting the JDK 17 path in CI pipelines; ensure the repo contains no
machine-specific paths and update README/CI config to state the required JDK or
toolchain behavior.

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# Disable toolchain auto-detection to prevent conflicts
org.gradle.java.installations.auto-detect=false
org.gradle.java.installations.auto-download=false
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Re-enable toolchain discovery/auto-download for reproducible builds.

Disabling these undermines portability. Let Gradle resolve JDKs consistently.

-# Disable toolchain auto-detection to prevent conflicts
-org.gradle.java.installations.auto-detect=false
-org.gradle.java.installations.auto-download=false
+# Enable toolchain discovery/auto-download for consistent builds
+org.gradle.java.installations.auto-detect=true
+org.gradle.java.installations.auto-download=true
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/intellij-plugin-demo/plugin/gradle.properties around lines 7 to 9
the Gradle Java toolchain auto-detection and auto-download have been disabled;
re-enable toolchain discovery by removing these two properties or setting
org.gradle.java.installations.auto-detect=true and
org.gradle.java.installations.auto-download=true so Gradle can resolve and
download JDKs for reproducible, portable builds.

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### Configuration Loading

The SDK automatically loads configuration in this order:

1. **Remote Backend** - Fetched from API (production mode only)
2. **Database Cache** - Previously saved configuration
3. **Consumer Overrides** - Settings you set via SDK methods
4. **SDK Defaults** - Fallback values

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Fix precedence order (contradiction in guide).

This section lists: 1) Remote, 2) DB, 3) Consumer, 4) Defaults. Elsewhere (and in code) precedence is: 1) Consumer, 2) Remote, 3) DB, 4) Defaults. Align to the latter.

-1. **Remote Backend** - Fetched from API (production mode only)
-2. **Database Cache** - Previously saved configuration
-3. **Consumer Overrides** - Settings you set via SDK methods
-4. **SDK Defaults** - Fallback values
+1. **Consumer Overrides** - Settings you set via SDK methods
+2. **Remote Backend** - Fetched from API (production mode only)
+3. **Database Cache** - Previously saved configuration
+4. **SDK Defaults** - Fallback values
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### Configuration Loading
The SDK automatically loads configuration in this order:
1. **Remote Backend** - Fetched from API (production mode only)
2. **Database Cache** - Previously saved configuration
3. **Consumer Overrides** - Settings you set via SDK methods
4. **SDK Defaults** - Fallback values
### Configuration Loading
The SDK automatically loads configuration in this order:
1. **Consumer Overrides** - Settings you set via SDK methods
2. **Remote Backend** - Fetched from API (production mode only)
3. **Database Cache** - Previously saved configuration
4. **SDK Defaults** - Fallback values
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/CONFIGURATION_GUIDE.md around lines 206 to 214,
the documented configuration-loading precedence is incorrect; update the
numbered list to match the code and other docs by listing precedence as: 1)
Consumer Overrides (settings set via SDK methods), 2) Remote Backend (fetched
from API, production mode), 3) Database Cache (previously saved configuration),
4) SDK Defaults (fallback values); keep the same brief descriptions and ensure
wording/ordering matches other docs and code references.

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// Update routing policy
try await RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy(.preferDevice)

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Incorrect enum case in example: use .deviceOnly

Codebase uses .deviceOnly/.preferCloud/.automatic. .preferDevice isn’t used in the shown code and likely won’t compile.

Apply:

-try await RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy(.preferDevice)
+try await RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy(.deviceOnly)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In sdk/runanywhere-swift/docs/PUBLIC_API_REFERENCE.md around lines 385 to 387,
the example uses an incorrect enum case `.preferDevice`; replace it with the
correct case `.deviceOnly` (since the codebase exposes
`.deviceOnly`/`.preferCloud`/`.automatic`) so the example compiles and matches
the documented API.

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// SDK configuration - Safe defaults that can be overridden via RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration()
// Note: These are FALLBACK values used only when configuration hasn't been loaded yet
// To change these at runtime, use: RunAnywhere.setRoutingPolicy() or RunAnywhere.updateConfiguration(preset:)
public static let cloudRoutingEnabled: Bool = false // Safe default: Device-only until user configures
public static let privacyModeEnabled: Bool = true // Safe default: Privacy-first approach
public static let routingPolicy = RoutingPolicy.deviceOnly // Safe default: Device-only
public static let allowUserOverride: Bool = true // Allow user to override configuration

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

Default routing fallback conflicts with getter (.automatic) — privacy risk

SDK defaults set routingPolicy/deviceOnly, but getCurrentRoutingPolicy() returns .automatic when unset. This can route to cloud before config loads. Align the getter to SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.routingPolicy (deviceOnly).

Apply this fix in RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift:

-    /// - Returns: Current routing policy, defaults to .automatic
+    /// - Returns: Current routing policy, defaults to .deviceOnly
@@
-    let policy = RunAnywhere.configurationData?.routing.policy ?? .automatic
+    let policy = RunAnywhere.configurationData?.routing.policy
+        ?? SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.routingPolicy

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In
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Foundation/Constants/SDKConstants.swift
around lines 73-80, the SDK default routingPolicy is set to
RoutingPolicy.deviceOnly but the configuration getter in
RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift returns .automatic when unset, creating a
privacy risk; modify getCurrentRoutingPolicy() (in
RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift) to return
SDKConstants.ConfigurationDefaults.routingPolicy (i.e., deviceOnly) as the
fallback instead of .automatic so the runtime routing aligns with the SDK
constant, and ensure any related comments/documentation reflect the deviceOnly
fallback.

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// Analytics configuration - Can be configured via ConfigurationData
public static let analyticsEnabled: Bool = true
public static let enableLiveMetrics: Bool = true // Enable live metrics for better real-time tracking

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major

🧩 Analysis chain

Analytics/live metrics default ON with privacy mode default ON — verify no data egress

With privacyModeEnabled = true, having analyticsEnabled/enableLiveMetrics = true may contradict “privacy‑first” unless telemetry never leaves device. Confirm network egress is disabled under privacy mode or gate these defaults accordingly.

Run this to locate telemetry send paths tied to these flags:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
rg -n -C3 -g '!**/build/**' -P '\b(analyticsEnabled|enableLiveMetrics)\b|telemetry|metrics|analytics' --type swift

Length of output: 174365


Gate analytics egress under privacy mode
AnalyticsQueueManager and TelemetryService ignore privacyModeEnabled, so events (APIEndpoint.telemetry) will still be sent when privacy mode is on. Add a guard on RunAnywhere.configurationData?.privacyModeEnabled (or equivalent) to skip enqueuing or syncing telemetry when privacyModeEnabled == true.

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In
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Foundation/Constants/SDKConstants.swift
around lines 81-84, analytics currently can still egress when privacy mode is
enabled; update AnalyticsQueueManager and TelemetryService to check
RunAnywhere.configurationData?.privacyModeEnabled and short-circuit when true:
add a guard at the start of any enqueue/event-recording methods to return early
if privacyModeEnabled == true, and add the same guard before any telemetry
sync/network send operations so no telemetry is transmitted while privacy mode
is on; keep existing feature flags intact and ensure the guards are null-safe
(handle nil configuration as current behavior).

Comment on lines +163 to +189
static func setDefaultGenerationSettings(_ settings: DefaultGenerationSettings) async throws {
guard isSDKInitialized else {
throw SDKError.notInitialized
}

let logger = SDKLogger(category: "RunAnywhere.Configuration")
logger.info("Setting default generation settings")

events.publish(SDKConfigurationEvent.settingsRetrieved(settings: settings))

// Get current config or create default
var config = await getCurrentConfiguration()

// Update generation settings
config.generation.defaults = settings
config.source = .consumer
config.updatedAt = Date()
config.syncPending = true

// Store the updated configuration
RunAnywhere.configurationData = config

// Persist to configuration service
try await serviceContainer.configurationService.setConsumerConfiguration(config)

logger.info("✅ Default generation settings updated successfully")
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Event name is misleading during update

Publishing settingsRetrieved on a setter is confusing. Either introduce settingsUpdated (preferred) or remove this publish.

Apply:

-        events.publish(SDKConfigurationEvent.settingsRetrieved(settings: settings))
+        // Consider: events.publish(SDKConfigurationEvent.settingsUpdated(settings: settings))
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
sdk/runanywhere-swift/Sources/RunAnywhere/Public/Extensions/RunAnywhere+Configuration.swift
around lines 163–189, the code publishes SDKConfigurationEvent.settingsRetrieved
while performing a setter; change this to publish a new/appropriate
SDKConfigurationEvent.settingsUpdated(settings: settings) (preferred) or remove
the publish entirely. Add the settingsUpdated case to the SDKConfigurationEvent
definition (or reuse an existing update event) so it accepts the settings
payload, update any event construction call sites, and adjust
subscribers/handlers expecting settingsRetrieved to handle settingsUpdated
instead.

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Clarify and standardize SDK configuration system

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