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Prime early joins by prepending the prior sentence as backward prosodic context,
generating context+content together, then discarding the context audio. The cut
snaps to the inter-sentence pause (energy-minimum search around the context's
solo duration) with a 5ms fade-in to kill any seam click (app: _cut_at_pause /
_fade_in / Engine.generate_primed). Opt-in via request `prime` (default off).
Scheduler: priming is AFFORDABILITY-GATED so it can never starve. A primed chunk
costs ~(2·context + content)/rtf (a 2nd context-solo pass); a chunk is only primed
when buffer ≥ prime_buffer_factor (1.5) × that cost, else it falls back to a cold
generate. Consequences proven in the GPU-free sim (17 tests):
- fires on early joins for any GPU at/above rtf_prior (3.4 = 3090; A6000 ~3.8-4.0)
- self-skips (degrades to cold) on a slower-than-fleet GPU rather than starving
- never primes chunk 0 (latency-critical)
Also fixed a latent Phase-1 bug: margin_first was applied at chunk 0 (budget always
0 there) so it never did anything — now applied at chunk 1 (the first transition).
Live A/B on irv-ml1 (A6000, GLaDOS): TTFB unaffected (445 vs 467ms), no starvation;
priming fired on chunk 2 (gen 1.6s for the doubled pass). On typical text exactly
ONE early join safely primes — priming chunk 2 flattens the buffer so later/larger
chunks no longer clear the safety gate. Samples: ~/chatterbox-ab/_p2_{cold,primed}.wav.
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