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/**
* streamHandler — one run per request, streamed in a wire protocol, as a
* framework-agnostic Fetch-API handler: `(request: Request) => Promise<Response>`.
*
* Pattern: Template method over a {@link ProtocolAdapter} (the protocol is a
* strategy; AG-UI is one). Everything HTTP happens here once — the
* door guard, the body ceiling, the JSON parse, binding the
* conversation to its caller, keeping it between requests, the client
* hanging up, a failure that is never the process's — so an adapter
* only reads its request, plans the turn and translates.
* Role: the host for a protocol whose response is a STREAM OF EVENTS rather
* than text pieces (`httpHost`'s port). It mounts in anything that
* speaks `Request`/`Response` — a framework's route handler, an edge
* or serverless runtime, or Node through any fetch adapter.
* Deliberately names no vendor, like every file in this folder.
*
* THE REQUEST IS UNTRUSTED. A body is what anybody could send. It decides
* nothing the server owns:
* - WHO is calling and WHICH conversation is theirs come from the app's
* {@link ThreadBinder} (`threads`), from the request's headers — the id a
* request names is format-checked caller data and never a key;
* - WHAT WAS SAID BEFORE comes from the server: the session store
* (`sessions`), or the agent's own memory keyed by the bound session;
* - WHAT A PAUSED RUN WAITS ON is the stored run's own record — an answer is
* matched to it by the adapter, never taken on the request's word;
* - identity and redaction settings never come from a request. A credential
* the request CARRIES (a gateway's per-request token) reaches its own run
* only through the app's `sealRequest`, sealed: never a frame, a stored
* session or a checkpoint.
*
* NOTHING IS SHARED BETWEEN REQUESTS. Every request builds a FRESH runner
* (`agent`, a factory): footprintjs runs one executor per run and a runner
* holds one run's context, so a request can neither see another's events nor
* leave anything behind for one — no shared listener, recorder, buffer, tool
* session or frame count (each stream numbers its own frames, and hands the
* number to the framing: `SseFramePosition`). A factory that hands back a
* runner it handed back before is refused; so is a `sealRequest` that hands
* back a sealed request twice. The handler's own state is KEYS, never content:
* the bound conversations with a turn in flight and who holds each (a second
* turn on one conversation is refused rather than racing the first for the
* stored state), and the runners and sealed requests already used (by
* identity, held weakly).
*
* ONE TURN PER THREAD IS A PER-PROCESS GUARD. Two instances of the handler
* (several serverless instances, several workers) do not see each other's
* turns: route a thread to one instance (sticky sessions), or a double-sent
* answer can resume one paused run twice and a later persist can overwrite an
* earlier one. The session store port has no compare-and-set yet. A consent
* decision itself is used once per LEDGER: the agents every instance builds
* share one only if they are given one (`decisionLedger`).
*
* The laws it keeps from `httpHost`:
* - The door guard runs first, on the headers alone (`doorGuard.ts`): a Host
* not configured (421), a browser origin not allowed (403), a POST that
* does not say it is JSON (415). A refused body is never read.
* - A body over `maxBodyBytes` is refused at the byte that crosses it (413).
* - A refusal answers with its own status and code (`refusalStatus.ts`);
* anything else is a 500 that names nothing the caller sent and no thrown
* message.
* - Nothing in a request's lifecycle is the process's failure: every step is
* caught, and a stream always ends.
*/
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.streamHandler = exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_HEARTBEAT_MS = exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_MAX_BODY_BYTES = void 0;
const eventMeta_js_1 = require("../bridge/eventMeta.js");
const pause_js_1 = require("../core/pause.js");
const wireJson_js_1 = require("../lib/wireJson.js");
const answeredPause_js_1 = require("./answeredPause.js");
const doorGuard_js_1 = require("./doorGuard.js");
const envelope_js_1 = require("./envelope.js");
const errors_js_1 = require("./errors.js");
const pendingAsk_js_1 = require("./pendingAsk.js");
const refusalStatus_js_1 = require("./refusalStatus.js");
const types_js_1 = require("../answer-validation/types.js");
const requestSealing_js_1 = require("./requestSealing.js");
/** The default body ceiling — 1 MiB, the same as `nodeHost`. */
exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_MAX_BODY_BYTES = 1_048_576;
/** The default keep-alive interval: an SSE comment every 15 s of silence. */
exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_HEARTBEAT_MS = 15_000;
/**
* Serve runs in `adapter`'s protocol: POST a protocol request, read a stream
* of the protocol's events.
*
* @throws TypeError at construction for options that cannot be served, and
* when the adapter's framing cannot be built (an optional peer missing) —
* refused at boot, never mid-request.
*
* @example A route handler that speaks `Request`/`Response`
* ```ts
* import { memorySessions, streamHandler } from 'agentfootprint/hosting';
* import { agUi } from 'agentfootprint/ag-ui';
*
* export const POST = streamHandler({
* agent: ({ tools }) => buildAgent(tools), // a fresh agent per request
* adapter: agUi(),
* threads: { bind: ({ conversation, headers }) => bindToUser(conversation, headers) },
* sessions: memorySessions(),
* });
* ```
*/
function streamHandler(options) {
const { adapter, threads, sessions } = options;
const name = options.name ?? `${adapter.name} stream`;
if (typeof options.agent !== 'function') {
throw new TypeError(`[hosting] '${name}': agent must be a function that builds a FRESH runner for every ` +
`request — a runner holds one run's context, and one shared between requests would ` +
`hand one caller's run to another.`);
}
if (sessions !== undefined && threads === undefined) {
throw new TypeError(`[hosting] '${name}': sessions needs threads. A conversation is kept under the key the ` +
`app binds to its caller (threads.bind), never under the id a request names.`);
}
const limit = positive(options.maxBodyBytes, exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_MAX_BODY_BYTES, 'maxBodyBytes', name);
const heartbeatMs = options.heartbeatMs ?? exports.DEFAULT_STREAM_HEARTBEAT_MS;
if (!Number.isFinite(heartbeatMs) || heartbeatMs < 0) {
throw new TypeError(`[hosting] '${name}': heartbeatMs must be 0 (off) or a positive number.`);
}
const guard = (0, doorGuard_js_1.doorGuard)({ ...options, name });
const framing = adapter.framing();
const seal = (0, requestSealing_js_1.requestSealing)(options.sealRequest, name);
const bytes = new TextEncoder();
/**
* Bound conversations with a turn in flight — the key, and who holds it (so
* anybody else hears "not found", never "busy").
*/
const inFlight = new Map();
/** Runners already used, by identity — so a factory that shares one is caught. */
const used = new WeakSet();
/** One answer for "none", "another's" and "nobody's" — a caller learns no ids. */
const notFound = () => new errors_js_1.WireRequestRefusal('ERR_SESSION_NOT_FOUND', `'${name}': that conversation is not one you can open.`, 404);
/** Bind the conversation the request names to its caller — the app's port decides. */
async function bind(request, headers) {
if (threads === undefined)
return undefined;
const thread = await threads.bind({ conversation: adapter.conversation(request), headers });
if (thread === null || typeof thread !== 'object' || typeof thread.sessionId !== 'string') {
throw new TypeError('threads.bind returned no session');
}
const bad = (0, doorGuard_js_1.checkSessionId)(thread.sessionId, name);
if (bad !== undefined)
throw bad;
return thread;
}
/**
* The stored conversation, when it is the caller's — refusing one that is not.
* Asked BEFORE anything about the conversation's activity, so a caller it is
* not learns "not found" and never "busy" — and never holds its turn.
*/
async function ownersOnly(thread) {
if (sessions === undefined || thread === undefined)
return undefined;
await sessions.onWake?.(thread.sessionId, 'invoke');
const stored = await sessions.hydrate(thread.sessionId);
// Whose conversation this is, before a line of it is read. One answer for
// "none", "another's" and "nobody's", so a caller learns no ids.
if (stored !== undefined && (0, envelope_js_1.envelopeOwner)(stored) !== thread.identity?.principal)
throw notFound();
return stored;
}
/**
* Read what the server holds for the bound conversation — under the turn's
* claim. The one reading every door uses (`answeredPause.ts`): a pause still
* waiting is offered to the adapter as awaiting; a pause whose decision a
* resume already used is a conversation to continue, never offered again.
*/
async function hold(thread) {
const stored = await ownersOnly(thread);
if (stored === undefined)
return { view: { continues: false } };
const { waiting: paused, prior, answered } = (0, answeredPause_js_1.readStoredSession)(stored);
// A pause no answer can reach any more — paused before requests were
// named, or its call changed after the ask — would hold the thread for
// good: closed instead, and the conversation goes on (`settleClosed`, once
// this request's runner is built: its ledger says whether the calls the
// pause left open are recorded as not run or as not known). (An ask's
// rules are the runner's, built later: a redeploy that changed them is
// found when an answer is refused.)
const reason = paused === undefined ? undefined : (0, answeredPause_js_1.unanswerablePause)(paused);
if (paused !== undefined && reason !== undefined) {
return {
closed: { paused, reason },
view: { continues: true },
};
}
if (paused !== undefined) {
const record = paused.wire?.protocol === adapter.name ? paused.wire.record : undefined;
return {
paused,
view: {
continues: false,
awaiting: {
pending: paused.pending,
...(record !== undefined && { suspension: record }),
},
},
};
}
return {
...(prior !== undefined && { prior }),
...(answered !== undefined && { answered }),
view: { continues: true },
};
}
/** A fresh runner for this request — never one the factory handed out before. */
function build(context) {
const runner = options.agent(context);
if (runner === null ||
typeof runner !== 'object' ||
typeof runner.on !== 'function' ||
typeof runner.run !== 'function') {
throw new TypeError('agent returned no runner');
}
if (used.has(runner)) {
throw new errors_js_1.WireRequestRefusal('ERR_RUNNER_REUSED', `'${name}': the agent factory returned a runner it returned before. Every ` +
`request needs a FRESH runner — a shared one hands one caller's run to another.`, 500);
}
used.add(runner);
return runner;
}
/** Keep what the run left behind, then say how it ended — kept FIRST, told after. */
async function keep(turn, out, recordRunId) {
const { thread, runner, held, translation } = turn;
const store = thread === undefined ? undefined : sessions;
if ((0, pause_js_1.isPaused)(out)) {
const awaiting = adapter.awaitsCaller?.(out.pauseData) === true ? 'caller' : 'person';
if (store !== undefined && thread !== undefined) {
const record = translation.suspension?.(awaiting);
const conversation = runner.checkpoint?.() ?? noConversation(turn, recordRunId, thread.identity);
await store.persist(thread.sessionId, (0, envelope_js_1.toPausedEnvelope)({
checkpoint: out.checkpoint,
conversation,
pending: (0, pendingAsk_js_1.describePause)(out, thread.sessionId),
...(record !== undefined && { wire: { protocol: adapter.name, record } }),
}));
}
return { kind: 'paused', awaiting };
}
if (store !== undefined && thread !== undefined) {
const conversation = runner.checkpoint?.();
if (conversation !== undefined)
await store.persist(thread.sessionId, (0, envelope_js_1.toEnvelope)(conversation));
// A runner that keeps no conversation still clears the pause it continued
// — or closed.
else if (held.paused !== undefined || held.closed !== undefined)
await store.persist(thread.sessionId, (0, envelope_js_1.toEnvelope)(noConversation(turn, recordRunId, thread.identity)));
}
return { kind: 'finished' };
}
/**
* Close the pause an answer could not reach (`Turn.closes`): the
* conversation it goes on from replaces it in the store — the run ends
* cancelled, nothing having run.
*/
async function keepClosed(turn) {
const { thread, held } = turn;
if (sessions !== undefined && thread !== undefined && held.prior !== undefined)
await sessions.persist(thread.sessionId, (0, envelope_js_1.toEnvelope)(held.prior));
return { kind: 'cancelled' };
}
/** Run the turn; every event the run serves goes through the translation; settle once. */
async function serve(turn, write, signal, release) {
const { plan, held, thread, runner, translation, request } = turn;
// A translation that throws is a fault in the adapter, never the run's: the
// run goes on, and the stream still ends.
const safely = (produce) => {
try {
write(produce());
}
catch {
// nothing more this request can be told
}
};
let runId;
let off;
let settlement;
/** The answer was handed to the runner: from here its decision may be used. */
let answering = false;
/** Opened as the answer is handed over (`answeredPause.ts`). */
let watch;
try {
// The runner is this request's alone; the run filter still holds a fact a
// shared resource stamped for another run or session out of the stream.
off = runner.on('*', (event) => {
const named = event.meta?.runId;
if (runId === undefined && typeof named === 'string' && named !== eventMeta_js_1.CONSUMER_SCOPE_RUN_ID)
runId = named;
if (!(0, eventMeta_js_1.eventBelongsToRun)(event.meta, { runId: runId ?? '', sessionId: thread?.sessionId }))
return;
safely(() => translation.event(event));
});
if (signal.aborted)
throw new Error('the caller left before the run started');
if (turn.closes === true) {
// An answer to a pause no answer can reach (`hold`): nothing runs. The
// pause is closed in the store, and the run ends cancelled, so a
// client still holding the question lets it go.
settlement = await keepClosed(turn);
}
else {
const runOptions = {
signal,
...(thread !== undefined && { sessionId: thread.sessionId }),
...(thread?.identity !== undefined && { identity: thread.identity }),
...(request !== undefined && { request }),
};
answering = plan.turn.kind === 'answer';
if (answering && held.paused !== undefined)
watch = (0, answeredPause_js_1.watchAnswer)(held.paused);
const out = plan.turn.kind === 'answer'
? await runner.resume(held.paused.checkpoint, plan.turn.answer, runOptions)
: await runner.run((typeof runner.checkpoint === 'function' && held.prior !== undefined
? { message: plan.turn.message, continueFrom: held.prior }
: { message: plan.turn.message }), runOptions);
settlement = await keep(turn, out, runId);
}
}
catch (err) {
// An answer handed to the runner that then failed — in the run, or in
// keeping its result: when its decision may have been used, the stored
// pause is answered before the caller hears the end; refused for a
// reason no decision can change, it is closed (`answeredPause.ts`). A
// caller who left before the run started handed nothing over.
let outcome = 'kept';
if (answering &&
held.paused !== undefined &&
thread !== undefined &&
sessions !== undefined) {
outcome = await (0, answeredPause_js_1.afterFailedAnswer)({
store: sessions,
sessionId: thread.sessionId,
paused: held.paused,
watch,
answer: plan.turn.kind === 'answer' ? plan.turn.answer : undefined,
error: err,
runner,
}).catch(() => 'kept');
}
// A pause closed for good ends the run cancelled, as above: the client
// lets the question go, and its next message continues the conversation.
settlement =
signal.aborted || outcome === 'closed' ? { kind: 'cancelled' } : failedSettlement(err);
}
finally {
// The conversation is free BEFORE the caller hears the end — and before
// anything else that could throw: a client that answers on RUN_FINISHED
// must not find its own turn still running, ever.
release();
watch?.release();
try {
if (typeof off === 'function')
off();
}
catch {
// a runner that cannot unsubscribe is thrown away with this request
}
}
safely(() => translation.settle(settlement));
// Tool sessions this request's runner opened close with it; a strategy the
// app shares between runners is drained, never stopped.
void runner.shutdown?.({ stop: false })?.catch(() => undefined);
}
function respond(turn, request, release) {
const abort = new AbortController();
const hangUp = () => abort.abort();
// A caller already gone never starts its run.
if (request.signal?.aborted === true)
abort.abort();
else
request.signal?.addEventListener('abort', hangUp, { once: true });
let closed = false;
let heartbeat;
const stop = () => {
closed = true;
if (heartbeat !== undefined)
clearInterval(heartbeat);
request.signal?.removeEventListener('abort', hangUp);
};
const body = new ReadableStream({
start(controller) {
const send = (text) => {
if (closed)
return;
try {
controller.enqueue(bytes.encode(text));
}
catch {
stop(); // the stream went away under us
}
};
// This stream's own count — never the framing's, never another stream's.
let written = 0;
const write = (events) => {
for (const event of events) {
const frame = framing.frame(event, { sequence: written + 1 });
written += 1;
send(frame);
}
};
if (heartbeatMs > 0) {
heartbeat = setInterval(() => send(': ping\n\n'), heartbeatMs);
heartbeat.unref?.();
}
const end = () => {
if (closed)
return;
stop();
try {
controller.close();
}
catch {
// already closed by the reader
}
};
void serve(turn, write, abort.signal, release).then(end, end);
},
cancel() {
stop();
abort.abort();
},
});
return new Response(body, {
status: 200,
headers: {
'content-type': framing.contentType,
'cache-control': 'no-cache, no-transform',
'x-accel-buffering': 'no',
},
});
}
return async (request) => {
/** The conversation this request holds while it is in flight — released exactly once. */
let claimed;
const release = () => {
if (claimed !== undefined)
inFlight.delete(claimed);
claimed = undefined;
};
try {
if (request.method !== 'POST') {
return refusal(405, `[hosting] '${name}' answers POST only.`, 'ERR_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED', {
allow: 'POST',
});
}
// Frozen: the reader, the binder and the sealer each read the same headers.
const headers = Object.freeze(headersOf(request));
const refused = guard.check({ method: request.method, headers });
if (refused !== undefined)
return refusal(refused.status, refused.message, refused.code);
const text = await readBody(request, limit, name);
let body;
try {
body = text.trim() === '' ? {} : JSON.parse(text);
}
catch {
return refusal(400, `[hosting] '${name}': the request body is not JSON.`, 'ERR_INVALID_JSON');
}
const read = adapter.readRequest({ body, headers });
const thread = await bind(read, headers);
if (thread !== undefined) {
// Ownership first: a caller the conversation is not answered "not
// found" whether or not a turn is running, and never claims it.
await ownersOnly(thread);
const principal = thread.identity?.principal;
if (inFlight.has(thread.sessionId)) {
// Even before a first turn has stored anything: the claimant is the owner.
if (inFlight.get(thread.sessionId) !== principal)
throw notFound();
return refusal(409, `[hosting] '${name}': a turn of that conversation is already in flight. Send the ` +
`next turn when it ends.`, 'ERR_CONCURRENT_RUN');
}
inFlight.set(thread.sessionId, principal);
claimed = thread.sessionId;
}
const held = await hold(thread);
let plan;
let closes = false;
try {
plan = adapter.plan(read, held.view, {
headers,
...(thread !== undefined && { thread }),
keepsConversation: threads !== undefined,
keepsPauses: threads !== undefined && sessions !== undefined,
});
}
catch (err) {
// An answer with nothing pending, on a thread whose last pause a
// resume already answered: say which (`answeredPause.ts`) — the
// request was answered, and its outcome is not known here.
const nothingPending = err?.code === 'ERR_NO_PENDING_ASK';
if (nothingPending && held.answered !== undefined)
throw (0, answeredPause_js_1.answeredRefusal)(held.answered);
if (!nothingPending || held.closed === undefined)
throw err;
// An answer to a pause no answer can reach: nothing runs (`serve`).
plan = { turn: { kind: 'answer', answer: undefined } };
closes = true;
}
// Sealed only for a request that runs: every refusal is behind it, and an
// answer that closes a pause runs nothing.
const sealed = closes ? undefined : await seal?.({ headers });
const runner = build({
tools: plan.tools ?? [],
accepted: plan.accepted ?? {},
...(thread !== undefined && { thread }),
});
const settled = await settleClosed(held, runner, sessions);
const translation = adapter.open(read, plan.turn.kind === 'answer' ? held.view.awaiting?.suspension : undefined);
// The stream owns the claim from here: released when the run ends.
const owned = claimed;
claimed = undefined;
return respond({
plan,
held: settled,
...(thread !== undefined && { thread }),
runner,
translation,
...(sealed !== undefined && { request: sealed }),
...(closes && { closes: true }),
}, request, () => {
if (owned !== undefined)
inFlight.delete(owned);
});
}
catch (err) {
return failure(err, name);
}
finally {
release();
}
};
}
exports.streamHandler = streamHandler;
/**
* A held thread whose pause no answer can reach, with the conversation it goes
* on from (`answeredPause.ts` · `closedConversation`) — settled against this
* request's runner and the handler's session store, which together say
* whether the calls the pause left open provably never ran. Any other held thread is handed back as it was.
*/
async function settleClosed(held, runner, store) {
return held.closed === undefined
? held
: { ...held, prior: await (0, answeredPause_js_1.closedConversation)(held.closed.paused, { runner, store }) };
}
/**
* A conversation record for a runner that keeps none (an `LLMCall`, a
* composition): no history, only what a stored session needs — the run, the
* message, and whose it is.
*/
function noConversation(turn, recordRunId, identity) {
const message = turn.plan.turn.kind === 'message'
? turn.plan.turn.message
: turn.held.paused?.conversation.originalInput.message ?? '';
return {
version: 1,
runId: recordRunId ?? 'unknown',
history: [],
lastCompletedIteration: 0,
originalInput: { message },
checkpointedAt: Date.now(),
...(identity !== undefined && { identity }),
};
}
/**
* How a rejected run settles: failed — naming a library refusal by its code
* when the error's CLASS is one (never its words; a thrown value that only
* claims the code is a failure like any other).
*/
function failedSettlement(err) {
return err instanceof types_js_1.AnswerValidationError
? { kind: 'failed', refusal: 'ERR_ANSWER_VALIDATION' }
: { kind: 'failed' };
}
/** The refusal an error means — its own status and code, or a 500 that quotes nothing. */
function failure(err, name) {
if (err instanceof errors_js_1.RequestTooLargeError)
return refusal(413, err.message, err.code);
if (err instanceof errors_js_1.WireRequestRefusal)
return refusal(err.status, err.message, err.code);
const code = err?.code;
if (err instanceof Error && typeof code === 'string' && refusalStatus_js_1.REFUSAL_STATUS[code] !== undefined) {
return refusal(refusalStatus_js_1.REFUSAL_STATUS[code], err.message, code);
}
// Never the thrown message: it is the author's note to their own logs.
return refusal(500, `[hosting] '${name}' could not serve the request.`, 'ERR_INTERNAL');
}
/** A JSON refusal: `{ error, code }` under the refusal's own status. */
function refusal(status, message, code, headers = {}) {
return new Response((0, wireJson_js_1.toWireJson)({ error: message, code }), {
status,
headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json', ...headers },
});
}
/** The request's headers, names lower-cased (the door guard's and an adapter's view). */
function headersOf(request) {
const out = {};
request.headers.forEach((value, key) => {
out[key.toLowerCase()] = value;
});
return out;
}
/** The body as text, refused at the byte that crosses `limit`. */
async function readBody(request, limit, name) {
const declared = Number(request.headers.get('content-length'));
if (Number.isFinite(declared) && declared > limit)
throw new errors_js_1.RequestTooLargeError(limit, name);
if (request.body === null)
return '';
const reader = request.body.getReader();
const chunks = [];
let size = 0;
for (;;) {
const { done, value } = await reader.read();
if (done)
break;
size += value.byteLength;
if (size > limit) {
await reader.cancel().catch(() => undefined);
throw new errors_js_1.RequestTooLargeError(limit, name);
}
chunks.push(value);
}
const all = new Uint8Array(size);
let at = 0;
for (const chunk of chunks) {
all.set(chunk, at);
at += chunk.byteLength;
}
return new TextDecoder().decode(all);
}
function positive(value, fallback, field, name) {
if (value === undefined)
return fallback;
if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value <= 0) {
throw new TypeError(`[hosting] '${name}': ${field} must be a positive whole number of bytes.`);
}
return value;
}
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