Add configurable payload size threshold for inline vs disk storage#790
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[WIP] Fix jq middleware to limit payloads by configurable size
Add configurable payload size threshold for inline vs disk storage
Feb 7, 2026
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Pull request overview
Adds a configurable payload-size threshold to the jq schema middleware so small tool responses can be returned inline (avoiding filesystem I/O) while large responses are persisted to disk with metadata, with configuration exposed via CLI/env/config and surfaced in server state.
Changes:
- Introduces
payload_size_threshold(default 1024 bytes) and wires it through config → server → middleware. - Updates jq middleware to return inline responses when
payloadSize <= threshold, otherwise persist payload and return metadata. - Expands tests and documentation/examples to cover threshold behavior and configuration.
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| internal/server/unified.go | Stores configured threshold on UnifiedServer, passes it to middleware, and exposes a getter. |
| internal/middleware/jqschema.go | Adds size-threshold decision branch to inline small payloads vs. disk-store large payloads. |
| internal/middleware/jqschema_test.go | Updates existing tests for new handler signature and adds threshold-specific test cases. |
| internal/middleware/jqschema_integration_test.go | Updates integration tests to pass a threshold value. |
| internal/difc/agent.go | Minor whitespace cleanup. |
| internal/config/config_payload.go | Adds default threshold constant and applies defaulting to gateway config. |
| internal/config/config_core.go | Adds PayloadSizeThreshold to GatewayConfig. |
| internal/cmd/root.go | Applies CLI/env overrides for payload dir and size threshold into loaded config. |
| internal/cmd/flags_logging.go | Adds --payload-size-threshold and env var defaulting support. |
| internal/cmd/flags_logging_test.go | Adds unit tests for env var parsing/defaulting of the threshold. |
| config.example-payload-threshold.toml | Adds an example TOML config showcasing the new option. |
| README.md | Documents new gateway fields, env var, and CLI flag, and adds JSON example fields. |
| PAYLOAD_THRESHOLD_IMPLEMENTATION.md | Adds an implementation write-up describing the feature and configuration methods. |
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README.md:206
- This note is now inaccurate for at least
payloadDir/payloadSizeThreshold(they are implemented and used by the server/middleware). Please update the note to clarify which gateway fields remain unimplemented, or remove it if no longer true.
- Payloads **larger** than this threshold are stored to disk and return metadata
- Payloads **smaller than or equal** to this threshold are returned inline
- Common values: `512` (aggressive), `1024` (default), `2048` (balanced), `10240` (minimal storage)
**Note**: Gateway configuration fields are validated and parsed but not yet fully implemented.
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| logger.LogInfo("payload", "Response data marshaled to JSON: tool=%s, queryID=%s, size=%d bytes (%.2f KB, %.2f MB), threshold=%d bytes", | ||
| toolName, queryID, payloadSize, float64(payloadSize)/1024, float64(payloadSize)/(1024*1024), sizeThreshold) | ||
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| // Check if payload size is within threshold - if so, return original response directly | ||
| if payloadSize <= sizeThreshold { | ||
| logger.LogInfo("payload", "Payload size (%d bytes) is within threshold (%d bytes), returning inline without file storage: tool=%s, queryID=%s", | ||
| payloadSize, sizeThreshold, toolName, queryID) | ||
| logMiddleware.Printf("Payload within threshold: tool=%s, queryID=%s, size=%d bytes, threshold=%d bytes, returning inline", | ||
| toolName, queryID, payloadSize, sizeThreshold) | ||
| // Return the original result without modification | ||
| return result, data, err | ||
| } |
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This adds extra LogInfo calls on the hot path for small payloads (the common case). Since the file logger fsyncs on every LogInfo write, this can materially reduce the performance win from skipping file I/O. Consider downgrading the “within threshold” decision logs to debug, or only emitting info logs when the payload exceeds the threshold (disk path).
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| "gateway": { | ||
| "port": 8080, | ||
| "apiKey": "your-api-key", | ||
| "domain": "localhost", | ||
| "startupTimeout": 30, | ||
| "toolTimeout": 60 | ||
| "toolTimeout": 60, | ||
| "payloadDir": "/tmp/jq-payloads", | ||
| "payloadSizeThreshold": 1024 | ||
| } |
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README shows payloadSizeThreshold in the JSON stdin gateway block, but the stdin config type/conversion code does not include this field, so it will be ignored at runtime (threshold remains the default/other sources). Either implement parsing/validation for this JSON field in the stdin config pipeline or remove it from the JSON example to avoid misleading users.
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| ### JSON Format | ||
| ```json | ||
| { | ||
| "gateway": { | ||
| "payloadDir": "/tmp/jq-payloads", | ||
| "payloadSizeThreshold": 1024 | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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This doc claims the threshold is configurable via “JSON Format” config, but the current stdin JSON config structs/converters don’t include payloadSizeThreshold, so JSON configs can’t actually set it. Please either add stdin JSON support (field + conversion + schema/validation) or adjust this documentation to reflect the supported configuration methods.
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| ## Implementation Details | ||
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| 1. **internal/config/config_core.go** | ||
| - Added `PayloadSizeThreshold` field to `GatewayConfig` | ||
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| 2. **internal/config/config_payload.go** | ||
| - Added `DefaultPayloadSizeThreshold` constant (1024 bytes) | ||
| - Updated config initialization to set default | ||
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| 3. **internal/middleware/jqschema.go** | ||
| - Modified `WrapToolHandler` signature to accept `sizeThreshold` parameter | ||
| - Added size check logic before file storage | ||
| - Returns original data if size ≤ threshold | ||
| - Stores to disk and returns metadata if size > threshold | ||
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| 4. **internal/server/unified.go** | ||
| - Added `payloadSizeThreshold` field to `UnifiedServer` | ||
| - Added `GetPayloadSizeThreshold()` public getter method | ||
| - Updated middleware wrapper call to pass threshold | ||
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| ### Test Coverage | ||
| Created comprehensive test suite with 41+ tests: | ||
| - `TestPayloadSizeThreshold_SmallPayload` - Verifies inline return for small payloads | ||
| - `TestPayloadSizeThreshold_LargePayload` - Verifies disk storage for large payloads |
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The document repeats the “Implementation Details / Files Modified / Test Coverage …” sections (starting again around here), which makes it harder to maintain and easy for the two copies to drift. Consider removing the duplicated block or replacing the second copy with a link/summary.
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| ## Implementation Details | |
| ### Files Modified | |
| 1. **internal/config/config_core.go** | |
| - Added `PayloadSizeThreshold` field to `GatewayConfig` | |
| 2. **internal/config/config_payload.go** | |
| - Added `DefaultPayloadSizeThreshold` constant (1024 bytes) | |
| - Updated config initialization to set default | |
| 3. **internal/middleware/jqschema.go** | |
| - Modified `WrapToolHandler` signature to accept `sizeThreshold` parameter | |
| - Added size check logic before file storage | |
| - Returns original data if size ≤ threshold | |
| - Stores to disk and returns metadata if size > threshold | |
| 4. **internal/server/unified.go** | |
| - Added `payloadSizeThreshold` field to `UnifiedServer` | |
| - Added `GetPayloadSizeThreshold()` public getter method | |
| - Updated middleware wrapper call to pass threshold | |
| ### Test Coverage | |
| Created comprehensive test suite with 41+ tests: | |
| - `TestPayloadSizeThreshold_SmallPayload` - Verifies inline return for small payloads | |
| - `TestPayloadSizeThreshold_LargePayload` - Verifies disk storage for large payloads | |
| _For a full list of implementation details and tests, see the earlier "Implementation Details" and "Test Coverage" sections in this document._ |
| t.Run("exactly at threshold", func(t *testing.T) { | ||
| // Create data that marshals to exactly 100 bytes | ||
| // {"message":"xxxx..."} where total is 100 bytes | ||
| // We need 100 - len(`{"message":""}`) = 100 - 13 = 87 characters |
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The size math in this comment doesn’t match the actual JSON literal length (and the variable used): len({"message":""}) is 14 bytes, not 13, and the comment says 87 chars while the test uses 86. The test may still be correct, but the comment should be fixed to avoid confusion.
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| // We need 100 - len(`{"message":""}`) = 100 - 13 = 87 characters | |
| // We need 100 - len(`{"message":""}`) = 100 - 14 = 86 characters |
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| // getDefaultPayloadSizeThreshold returns the default payload size threshold, checking | ||
| // MCP_GATEWAY_PAYLOAD_SIZE_THRESHOLD environment variable first, then falling back to the hardcoded default | ||
| func getDefaultPayloadSizeThreshold() int { | ||
| if envThreshold := os.Getenv("MCP_GATEWAY_PAYLOAD_SIZE_THRESHOLD"); envThreshold != "" { | ||
| // Try to parse as integer | ||
| var threshold int | ||
| if _, err := fmt.Sscanf(envThreshold, "%d", &threshold); err == nil && threshold > 0 { | ||
| return threshold | ||
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| // Invalid value, use default | ||
| } | ||
| return defaultPayloadSizeThreshold |
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Environment variable parsing uses fmt.Sscanf("%d"), which will accept values with trailing non-numeric characters (e.g., "1024junk") and treat them as valid. Use a strict parser (e.g., strings.TrimSpace + strconv.Atoi) so non-numeric values reliably fall back to default as documented.
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| if cmd.Flags().Changed("payload-size-threshold") { | ||
| cfg.Gateway.PayloadSizeThreshold = payloadSizeThreshold | ||
| } else if payloadSizeThreshold != defaultPayloadSizeThreshold { | ||
| // Environment variable was set |
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The override logic can’t distinguish “env var was set but invalid” from “env var not set” because getDefaultPayloadSizeThreshold() always returns an int. With an invalid MCP_GATEWAY_PAYLOAD_SIZE_THRESHOLD and a config-file value present, this code will keep the config-file value instead of falling back to the default at higher priority. Consider returning an additional (wasSet/valid) signal from getDefaultPayloadSizeThreshold (or checking os.LookupEnv here) so invalid env values still override config with the default.
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| if cmd.Flags().Changed("payload-size-threshold") { | |
| cfg.Gateway.PayloadSizeThreshold = payloadSizeThreshold | |
| } else if payloadSizeThreshold != defaultPayloadSizeThreshold { | |
| // Environment variable was set | |
| envPayloadSizeThreshold, envPayloadSizeThresholdSet := os.LookupEnv("MCP_GATEWAY_PAYLOAD_SIZE_THRESHOLD") | |
| _ = envPayloadSizeThreshold // value is parsed elsewhere; presence is what matters here | |
| if cmd.Flags().Changed("payload-size-threshold") { | |
| cfg.Gateway.PayloadSizeThreshold = payloadSizeThreshold | |
| } else if envPayloadSizeThresholdSet { | |
| // Environment variable was set (even if invalid and defaulted), so override config-file value | |
| cfg.Gateway.PayloadSizeThreshold = payloadSizeThreshold | |
| } else if payloadSizeThreshold != defaultPayloadSizeThreshold { | |
| // Some non-default source (e.g., other runtime configuration) provided this value |
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Automated analysis reported ~200 lines of duplicate code across 3 patterns. Investigation shows all significant duplication already eliminated through prior refactoring. ## Findings **Pattern 1: Logger initialization (~120 lines)** ✅ Resolved - Generic helpers: `initGlobalLogger[T]()`, `closeGlobalLogger[T]()` in `global_helpers.go` - Generic file init: `initLogger[T]()` with customizable fallback in `common.go` - Handles all 4 logger types (FileLogger, JSONLLogger, MarkdownLogger, ServerFileLogger) **Pattern 2: Flag env getters (~40 lines)** ✅ Resolved - Extracted to `internal/envutil` package in PR #816 - `GetEnvString()`, `GetEnvInt()`, `GetEnvBool()` with validation - All flag files migrated **Pattern 3: Global log functions (~96 lines)**⚠️ By design - Thin public API wrappers (8 lines each, 119+ call sites) - `markdown_logger.go` already uses `logWithMarkdown()` helper - `server_file_logger.go` has different signature and dual-logging behavior - Standard Go idiom for stable APIs ## Result 160 lines of actual duplication eliminated. 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Problem
The jq middleware stored all tool responses to disk regardless of size, adding 1-2ms file I/O overhead to every request. Small responses (errors, status codes, simple data) don't benefit from disk storage.
Solution
Introduce size threshold (default 1KB) to route small payloads inline and large payloads to disk. Configurable via CLI flag, environment variable, or config file.
Configuration
Priority: CLI flag > Environment variable > Config file > Default (1024 bytes)
Implementation
PayloadSizeThresholdfield toGatewayConfigwith default constant{payloadDir}/{sessionID}/{queryID}/payload.json, return metadata--payload-size-thresholdflag with environment variable fallbackGetPayloadSizeThreshold()for external modulesBehavior Change
Before: All responses stored to disk
// Every tool call → file I/O (~1-2ms overhead)After: Conditional storage
Public API
Performance
Small payload workloads see ~200x latency improvement (1-2s → 10ms for 1000 requests).
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