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Discovery should be instant for the obvious case: a workload named after
its service ('home-assistant', 'frigate', 'mqtt'…) is identified from the
name alone, with no model call and no command scan needed. This is the
'surface index' — identity + how-to-reach — with depth left to the
Assistant's own knowledge and on-demand commands.
Expand knownServiceIdentities from one entry (esphome) to the common
homelab set, and run inferSurfaceIdentity BEFORE the model: on a
name match, build the identity result and skip the (slow reasoning-model)
analysis entirely. Conservative — name signals only, never broad
command-output guesses — so the model is skipped only on an obvious match;
ambiguous workloads still fall through to full analysis.
Verified live on real infra: HA LXC now identifies in ~0s as Home
Assistant (0.9), no model call, even with the agent disconnected —
previously it timed out at 45s on the reasoning model.
Tests: new inferSurfaceIdentity coverage; updated three tests whose
fixtures were named after known services (they now take the fast-path) —
abstention test uses a generic name, repair test expects 0 model calls,
cached test uses a complete identity. Full package green.