agentfootprint/dist/adapters/hosting/foundryResponses.js

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"use strict";
/**
 * adapters/hosting/foundryResponses — an agent behind Microsoft Foundry's
 * hosted-agent contract.
 *
 * ── The split, and why it is here ────────────────────────────────────────────
 * Two different things are needed to serve a Foundry hosted agent, and only one
 * of them is Microsoft's:
 *
 *   • The **Responses protocol** — `input` items, a `response` object, the
 *     named streaming lifecycle. That is a protocol several runtimes speak, so
 *     it lives in `responsesWire.ts` with no vendor in it.
 *   • The **hosting contract** — port 8088, `POST /responses`, a `HEAD` probe
 *     on the same path, `GET /readiness` answering `{"status":"healthy"}`, and
 *     `agent_session_id` as a session alias. That IS this runtime's contract,
 *     the same way `/invocations` and `X-Amzn-…` are another's, and it is what
 *     this file supplies.
 *
 * So this file is a configuration, not an implementation. Everything hard —
 * draining on close, aborting when the caller hangs up, failing a handler that
 * throws or answers nothing — is `httpHost`'s, shared with every other adapter
 * rather than reimplemented here where the two would drift.
 *
 * ── What it does NOT do ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 * **Workflow Visualizer topology is not provided.** The Inspector can invoke
 * this host and render its answer; it does not learn that the answer came from
 * four composed agents, because nothing in the Responses protocol carries that
 * and inventing a channel for it would be claiming a compatibility this has
 * never demonstrated. An agent's internal structure is readable from
 * agentfootprint's own recorders.
 *
 * Everything the protocol does not carry — tool calls, image and file input,
 * function-call output, structured output — is refused by name. See
 * `responsesWire.ts`.
 *
 * This is an **inbound hosting adapter**: it is the door callers arrive at. It
 * is not a model provider, and it has nothing to do with which model the agent
 * calls — for Foundry models, that is `openai()` with the endpoint's base URL.
 *
 * @example  An agent behind the Inspector
 *   import { foundryResponsesHost, memorySessions, standingAgent } from 'agentfootprint/hosting';
 *
 *   const handle = await standingAgent({
 *     agent,
 *     sessions: memorySessions(),
 *     host: foundryResponsesHost(),
 *   });
 *   process.on('SIGTERM', () => void handle.close());
 */
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.foundryResponsesHost = exports.FOUNDRY_SESSION_FIELDS = exports.FOUNDRY_READINESS_PATH = exports.FOUNDRY_INVOKE_PATH = exports.DEFAULT_FOUNDRY_PORT = void 0;
const doorGuard_js_1 = require("../../hosting/doorGuard.js");
const httpHost_js_1 = require("../../hosting/httpHost.js");
const responsesWire_js_1 = require("./responsesWire.js");
/** The port a Foundry hosted agent is expected on. */
exports.DEFAULT_FOUNDRY_PORT = 8088;
/** The path that takes a turn. */
exports.FOUNDRY_INVOKE_PATH = '/responses';
/** The path a Foundry hosted agent answers a readiness probe on. */
exports.FOUNDRY_READINESS_PATH = '/readiness';
/**
 * Session aliases this contract accepts, in precedence order.
 *
 * `conversation` is the protocol's own; `agent_session_id` is this runtime's;
 * `session_id` is the spelling several clients send anyway. First one present
 * wins, so a caller using any of the three reaches the same session.
 */
exports.FOUNDRY_SESSION_FIELDS = [
    'conversation',
    'agent_session_id',
    'session_id',
];
/**
 * One mebibyte: large enough for any resume or job description this door was
 * built to carry, small enough that a hostile caller cannot spend the heap.
 */
const DEFAULT_MAX_BODY_BYTES = 1_048_576;
/**
 * An {@link HttpHost} speaking Foundry's hosted-agent contract.
 *
 * @param options - Port, interface, model label and body ceiling.
 */
function foundryResponsesHost(options = {}) {
    const { server, onUnhandled, model, hostname } = options;
    // `port` and `hostname` name a socket a caller-owned server already bound, so
    // they are passed only when this host is the one binding. Defaulting the port
    // unconditionally would turn "attach to my server" into a refusal.
    const socket = server
        ? { server }
        : {
            port: options.port ?? exports.DEFAULT_FOUNDRY_PORT,
            ...(hostname === undefined ? {} : { hostname }),
            ...(onUnhandled === undefined ? {} : { onUnhandled }),
        };
    return (0, httpHost_js_1.httpHost)({
        name: 'foundryResponsesHost',
        wire: (0, responsesWire_js_1.responsesWire)({
            ...(model === undefined ? {} : { defaultModel: model }),
            sessionFields: exports.FOUNDRY_SESSION_FIELDS,
            health: { status: 'healthy' },
        }),
        invokePath: exports.FOUNDRY_INVOKE_PATH,
        healthPath: exports.FOUNDRY_READINESS_PATH,
        // The Inspector asks whether the door is there before it uses it.
        invokeHeadProbe: true,
        maxBodyBytes: options.maxBodyBytes ?? DEFAULT_MAX_BODY_BYTES,
        // The platform fronts this port: browser rules off unless the deployment
        // sets them (see the options' doc) — except on a LOOPBACK bind, which no
        // platform fronts, where every plain-host default applies.
        ...(0, doorGuard_js_1.platformFrontedDoor)(options, server === undefined ? hostname : undefined),
        ...socket,
    });
}
exports.foundryResponsesHost = foundryResponsesHost;
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