⚡ Bolt: [Concurrent execution of non-batched Weaver operations]

[ishaanxgupta]

💡 What: Refactored the Weaver.execute method in src/pipelines/weaver.py to use asyncio.gather for non-batched operations instead of a sequential for loop. Additionally, cleaned up redundant import asyncio statements across various methods and moved it to a single top-level import.

🎯 Why: Non-batched operations (e.g., Temporal, Code, Snippet) were being processed sequentially, creating a significant I/O bottleneck when interacting with external stores (Neo4j and Pinecone).

📊 Impact: Reduces execution time for multiple non-batched operations significantly (~10x performance improvement in benchmarks for these operations, e.g., ~0.1s vs ~1.0s for 10 ops) by allowing concurrent I/O.

🔬 Measurement: Verify by benchmarking Weaver.execute with a JudgeResult containing multiple non-batched operations. The execution time should scale sub-linearly with the number of operations instead of linearly.

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