feat(mcp): add shared output-shaping helpers for the MCP toolkit

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"""MCP toolkit for Bambu-Run: read-only printer, print-history, and filament tools."""

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"""Shared output-shaping helpers enforcing the spec's data-correction rules.
Every rule here traces to a verified finding in "Bambu-Run MCP Tool Surface"
(the "Data Reality Findings" section) -- not a general defensive-programming
habit. Do not relax these without re-checking against real data.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import statistics
STALE_THRESHOLD_SECONDS = 120
LOW_REMAINING_THRESHOLD = 20
def freshness(timestamp, now):
"""(data_age_seconds, stale) for a reading timestamp relative to `now`.
`now` is passed in rather than computed here so a caller building a
multi-field response reuses one `timezone.now()` call throughout,
keeping `generated_at` and every `data_age_seconds` mutually consistent.
"""
age_seconds = (now - timestamp).total_seconds()
return {
"data_age_seconds": int(age_seconds),
"stale": age_seconds > STALE_THRESHOLD_SECONDS,
}
def remaining_status(percent):
"""Classify one raw remaining-percent reading, honoring the -1 sentinel.
Returns (value, status): value is percent-or-None; status is one of
"unread" | "empty" | "low" | "ok". -1 and None both mean "no RFID
reading yet" -- the spec rules out -1 meaning "low" (jobs 62/63/70/77
show start=-1% followed by end=90-100%, which a genuinely low reading
could not do).
"""
if percent is None or percent == -1:
return None, "unread"
percent = int(round(percent))
if percent <= 0:
return 0, "empty"
if percent <= LOW_REMAINING_THRESHOLD:
return percent, "low"
return percent, "ok"
def smoothed_remaining_percent(readings):
"""Median of the 5 most recent remain_percent readings for one tray.
`readings` is most-recent-first. -1 sentinel readings are excluded
before the median, not treated as zero (spec: AMS remain_percent swings
22-35% mid-print on real RFID noise; median-of-5 rejects single-sample
spikes while still tracking genuine change).
"""
recent = readings[:5]
valid = [r for r in recent if r is not None and r != -1]
if not valid:
return remaining_status(-1 if recent else None)
return remaining_status(statistics.median(valid))
def classify_alerts(code_counts, total_rows):
"""Turn {(attr, code): occurrences} window counts into the alerts array.
Frequency heuristic (spec: HMS codes are stateful, not event-based --
the two most common codes alone accounted for over 80% of all alert
occurrences in the verified data, in long unbroken runs, not isolated
events): a code present in >20% of window rows is "persistent" (a
likely standing advisory, surfaced once with a count); <5% is
"transient" (possibly actionable). The 5-20% band is omitted rather
than guessed at. severity is always "unknown" -- nothing in Bambu-Run
decodes these codes yet; do not assert "fine" or "faulty" from them.
"""
alerts = []
for (attr, code), count in code_counts.items():
ratio = count / total_rows if total_rows else 0
if ratio > 0.20:
kind = "persistent"
elif ratio < 0.05:
kind = "transient"
else:
continue
alerts.append({
"attr": attr,
"code": code,
"kind": kind,
"occurrences": count,
"severity": "unknown",
})
return alerts
def display_name(design_title, plate_title, project_name):
"""design_title -> plate_title -> project_name fallback.
Spec finding: design_title is empty on 4 of 5 recent BambuCloudTask rows.
"""
return design_title or plate_title or project_name
def normalize_consumed(starting_percent, ending_percent, initial_weight_grams):
"""FilamentUsage consumption, honest about the -1 sentinel and RFID jitter.
Returns (consumed_percent, consumed_grams, data_quality). data_quality is
"ok" or "unreliable". A negative or sentinel-derived result becomes
(None, None, "unreliable") -- never a negative figure, never a
fabricated zero (spec: 24/269 usage rows go negative; a -1 sentinel
subtracted as a real value produces e.g. consumed=-101%).
"""
if starting_percent is None or starting_percent == -1 or ending_percent is None:
return None, None, "unreliable"
consumed_percent = starting_percent - ending_percent
if consumed_percent < 0:
return None, None, "unreliable"
consumed_grams = None
if initial_weight_grams:
consumed_grams = int(initial_weight_grams * (consumed_percent / 100.0))
return consumed_percent, consumed_grams, "ok"
def resolve_printer(printer):
"""Resolve an id, exact name, or None to a Printer queryset.
None returns all active printers. Raises Printer.DoesNotExist if a
specific id/name was given and nothing matched -- MCP tool wrappers let
this propagate as a clear tool error rather than returning empty data
that looks like "no printers exist".
"""
from bambu_run.models import Printer
if printer is None:
return Printer.objects.filter(is_active=True)
if isinstance(printer, int) or (isinstance(printer, str) and printer.isdigit()):
by_id = Printer.objects.filter(pk=int(printer))
if by_id.exists():
return by_id
by_name = Printer.objects.filter(name=printer)
if not by_name.exists():
raise Printer.DoesNotExist(f"No printer matching {printer!r}")
return by_name

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import pytest
from datetime import timedelta
from django.utils import timezone
from bambu_run.models import Printer
from bambu_run.mcp.shapes import (
STALE_THRESHOLD_SECONDS,
freshness,
remaining_status,
smoothed_remaining_percent,
classify_alerts,
display_name,
normalize_consumed,
resolve_printer,
)
def test_freshness_fresh_reading():
now = timezone.now()
ts = now - timedelta(seconds=10)
assert freshness(ts, now) == {"data_age_seconds": 10, "stale": False}
def test_freshness_stale_reading():
now = timezone.now()
ts = now - timedelta(seconds=STALE_THRESHOLD_SECONDS + 30)
result = freshness(ts, now)
assert result["stale"] is True
def test_remaining_status_unread_sentinel():
assert remaining_status(-1) == (None, "unread")
def test_remaining_status_none_is_unread():
assert remaining_status(None) == (None, "unread")
def test_remaining_status_empty():
assert remaining_status(0) == (0, "empty")
def test_remaining_status_low_boundary():
assert remaining_status(20) == (20, "low")
assert remaining_status(21) == (21, "ok")
def test_remaining_status_ok():
assert remaining_status(72) == (72, "ok")
def test_smoothed_remaining_percent_rejects_spikes():
# Real data pattern (spec, job 122): genuine values bouncing 22-35%.
readings = [35, 22, 30, 28, 25]
assert smoothed_remaining_percent(readings) == (28, "ok")
def test_smoothed_remaining_percent_excludes_unread_sentinel():
readings = [-1, -1, 90, 88, 91]
assert smoothed_remaining_percent(readings) == (90, "ok")
def test_smoothed_remaining_percent_all_unread():
assert smoothed_remaining_percent([-1, -1, -1]) == (None, "unread")
def test_smoothed_remaining_percent_only_uses_5_most_recent():
readings = [10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 100]
value, _ = smoothed_remaining_percent(readings)
assert value == 10
def test_classify_alerts_persistent_above_20_percent():
counts = {(83887616, 131078): 25}
assert classify_alerts(counts, total_rows=100) == [{
"attr": 83887616, "code": 131078,
"kind": "persistent", "occurrences": 25, "severity": "unknown",
}]
def test_classify_alerts_transient_below_5_percent():
counts = {(50336256, 131073): 3}
alerts = classify_alerts(counts, total_rows=100)
assert alerts[0]["kind"] == "transient"
def test_classify_alerts_omits_ambiguous_band():
counts = {(1, 2): 10} # exactly 10% of 100 rows: neither >20% nor <5%
assert classify_alerts(counts, total_rows=100) == []
def test_display_name_falls_back_through_chain():
assert display_name("", "", "raw_project") == "raw_project"
assert display_name("", "plate_1", "raw_project") == "plate_1"
assert display_name("Cool Design", "plate_1", "raw_project") == "Cool Design"
def test_normalize_consumed_ordinary_reading():
assert normalize_consumed(74, 68, initial_weight_grams=1000) == (6, 60, "ok")
def test_normalize_consumed_rfid_jitter_goes_unreliable_not_negative():
# spec finding: start=51% end=52% -> raw consumed=-1% (ordinary jitter)
assert normalize_consumed(51, 52, initial_weight_grams=1000) == (None, None, "unreliable")
def test_normalize_consumed_sentinel_start_goes_unreliable():
# spec finding: jobs 62/63/70/77, start=-1% end=100%
assert normalize_consumed(-1, 100, initial_weight_grams=1000) == (None, None, "unreliable")
@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_resolve_printer_by_id():
p = Printer.objects.create(name="RNL-H2C", model="H2C", is_active=True)
assert list(resolve_printer(p.id)) == [p]
@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_resolve_printer_by_name():
p = Printer.objects.create(name="RNL-H2C", model="H2C", is_active=True)
assert list(resolve_printer("RNL-H2C")) == [p]
@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_resolve_printer_none_returns_all_active():
p1 = Printer.objects.create(name="A", model="H2C", is_active=True)
Printer.objects.create(name="B", model="X1C", is_active=False)
assert list(resolve_printer(None)) == [p1]
@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_resolve_printer_unknown_name_raises():
with pytest.raises(Printer.DoesNotExist):
resolve_printer("nonexistent")