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The JSONL reader now skips empty lines instead of returning an error, making it more robust when processing transcripts that contain blank lines. This change also updates the JSONL writer to avoid writing trailing newlines, ensuring consistent round-trip behavior. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The `Transcript::new` constructor was inadvertently removed during a previous refactor of the transcript module. This change restores the public constructor, allowing callers to create a new empty transcript without relying on internal implementation details. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The legacy markdown transcript reader now skips blocks that contain no content instead of treating them as errors. This change prevents parsing failures when encountering empty code blocks or other zero-length sections in legacy transcript files, making the reader more robust against incomplete or malformed input. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The `tools` field was being explicitly set to `None` in three places where `SessionTranscript` is constructed, but the field already defaults to `None` through the struct definition. Removing these redundant assignments simplifies the code without changing behaviour. Auto-committed-on: macbook
Introduce a new `RuntimeConfig` struct and builder method to allow users to configure runtime parameters such as thread pool size and task queue capacity, enabling more flexible and performant agent execution. Auto-committed-on: macbook
Tool declarations are now recorded in the transcript alongside each turn and restored when a session resumes, so the runtime can track which tools were previously sent to the model. On resume, the session adopts the recorded declarations and can merge them back into subsequent turns when the host does not re-supply them, controlled by a new retention flag. This ensures tool availability remains consistent across session boundaries without requiring the host to repeat declarations. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The test was updated to reflect the new runtime API, which now requires a different initialization pattern. This ensures the test remains valid and continues to verify the expected behavior of the runtime. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The tool recording tests now exercise the durable session path that a restarted process would use, binding each turn to a scoped session identity rather than a plain agent name. The helper builds a stored history matching the turn number so outcomes extend the transcript instead of reading as a compaction, and the transcript file is located through the session directory rather than a hard-coded path. Auto-committed-on: macbook
…corded tools The tools retention logic now properly merges back recorded declarations that the host did not re-supply, ensuring that previously recorded tools are preserved when retention is enabled. Additionally, two new tests verify that the latest tools record reflects the session's tools rather than a message, and that a transcript without a tools record correctly reads as none. Auto-committed-on: macbook
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe transcript format now stores tool declarations as JSONL records. The runtime restores those declarations on resume, can retain prior declarations for ordinary turns, and records sent declarations with transcript turns. Exact-tool turns bypass merging and do not replace the remembered tool set. ChangesTool snapshot persistence
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Session
participant TranscriptHistory
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Session->>TranscriptHistory: Read transcript on resume
TranscriptHistory-->>Session: Return messages and tool JSON
Session->>Driver: Send turn with prepared tools
Driver-->>Session: Return turn outcome
Session->>TranscriptHistory: Persist turn and selected tool snapshot
TranscriptHistory->>JSONLWriter: Append tool record
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Sessions now save and restore the tools each turn was sent with. Two small follow-ups remain. Appending an interrupted partial to a transcript that does not exist yet now returns an error instead of creating the file, and that requirement is undocumented. Also, one doc comment says tool records are written only when tools change, but one is actually written on every ordinary turn. Neither problem blocks normal session use, so the change is mergeable once these are addressed or accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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When resuming a session, the decoded history included the leading system rows that were already stored as the session's prefix, causing duplicate messages. The fix drains those rows from the decoded history after adopting them into the prefix. Additionally, the tools record is now written atomically alongside the turn data rather than as a separate append operation, preventing partial writes and ensuring tool declarations are always paired with their turn. The adoption path also preserves tool declarations when folding legacy transcripts into a session. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
… append Add two tests that verify tool record handling during transcript adoption and turn appending. The adoption test ensures that when multiple legacy transcripts exist, the newest one's tool snapshot is preserved rather than overwritten. The append test confirms that a turn and its associated tools are written atomically in a single append buffer, preventing partial writes. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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…ruct Replaced the separate `partial` and `tools` parameters in `append_transcript_turn_with_partial_and_tools` with a single `AppendTranscriptExtras` struct, and renamed the function to `append_transcript_turn_with_extras`. This simplifies the public API by reducing parameter count and makes future additions of optional turn metadata easier without changing the function signature. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Moves the inline `ToolSnapshot::from_json` call with its error handling into a dedicated `decode_recorded_tools` method, reducing duplication and making the session's resume and branch-switch paths consistently decode the tools field. Also updates the doc comments in the history module to refer to the transcript writer's turn-append function by description rather than by a specific function name, keeping the documentation accurate after internal refactoring. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
…destination Add a test that verifies when a session is resumed using the Thread resume mode, the tool set is restored from the session's own write destination rather than from the scanned source transcript, ensuring the correct tools are available after resume. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Exact-tool turns deliberately do not replace the durable tool list, but a successor generation created by compaction must still carry that list forward; otherwise a later resume would lose the recorded tools. The change adjusts the logic so that when a pending generation exists, the tools from the recorded snapshot are preserved in the new file. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Previously, the runtime only wrote a tool record to the transcript when the declarations differed from the session's cached snapshot. This was unsafe when multiple live sessions appended to the same transcript, as a session could skip recording its tools based on stale local state. Now every ordinary turn records its sent tool snapshot, and the session updates its in-memory cache after each successful turn rather than inside the persist method. In-memory sessions without a transcript target also retain tools correctly across turns. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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partial_contentis non-empty,append_interrupted_partialcallsappend_bytes, which opens the file withappend(true)but does not create it. A missing transcript therefore causes an error. Remove the redundant directory creation and document the precondition.Suggested fix
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…gle mutex Replace four separate `Mutex` fields on `InMemoryTranscriptHistory` with a single `Mutex<InMemoryTranscriptState>` struct, so that a turn update is observed as one atomic transition, matching the file backend's behaviour. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Moves the `exact_tools` boolean from `TurnPreparation` into `ToolSnapshot` itself, so the snapshot carries its own semantics about whether it should be treated as a one-off declaration set. This simplifies the preparation struct and makes the exactness property an intrinsic part of the tool snapshot rather than a separate concern. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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When retention is enabled and an ordinary turn has recorded tools, a subsequent exact-tools turn passes None here; clearing both caches means the next ordinary turn can no longer merge the previously recorded declarations. If the host still supplies only a partial or empty set, that next turn sends and durably records the reduced set, so the supposedly one-off exact turn effectively erases the session’s retained tools. Leave the existing snapshot unchanged when tools is None. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier exact-compaction finding is this new None branch explicitly clearing both caches after every exact turn.
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| let exact_tools = tools.is_exact(); |
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Add tests for concurrent successor tool retention
The new retention behavior has no focused regression test covering the transition where one session records a newer durable tool snapshot and another session creates a successor generation, nor the exact-tool-to-retained transition. Without those tests, the stale-cache case above can regress silently. Add tests that assert the successor carries the newest durable snapshot and that exact declarations do not leak into the next retained turn.
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| if retained.is_empty() { | ||
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| let count = retained.len(); |
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Preserve the exact marker when merging retained declarations
When an exact snapshot has at least one retained declaration added, rebuilding it through Self::new resets exact to false. For example, ToolSnapshot::new([a]).exact().with_retained(&ToolSnapshot::new([b])) returns a snapshot containing a and b that is no longer marked one-off, so later retention logic can carry those declarations into subsequent turns despite the caller having requested an exact set. Preserve self.exact on the merged snapshot, or otherwise reject retention for exact snapshots.
[RULE] state-preservation ·
| // session's cached snapshot is unsafe when another live Session has | ||
| // appended to the same transcript since our last turn; this append is | ||
| // performed under the history's path lock. | ||
| let tools_json = tools.map(ToolSnapshot::to_json); |
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Do not persist one-off tools into successor generations
When pending_generation is present, this selects tools_json before the cached retained snapshot. For an exact-tool turn, tools is the one-off declaration set even though record_tools is None, so the fresh successor file records the one-off tools and a later resume can retain them. Select the recorded snapshot, not the sent exact snapshot, when carrying declarations into a successor generation.
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| // Exact-tool turns deliberately do not replace the durable tool | ||
| // list. A successor generation is a fresh file, though, so it | ||
| // must carry that list forward or a later resume would lose it. | ||
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Read the durable tool snapshot before creating a successor
The fallback uses self.recorded_tools_json, which is only this Session's cached view. Another live session can append a newer ordinary turn to the same transcript after this session last loaded it; when a successor generation is created, this code can therefore carry forward an obsolete snapshot or omit the newest declarations. Load the bound transcript's current tool record under the history/path lock before choosing the successor snapshot, or make the generation-creation operation return and use that authoritative value.
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| /// not already carry. A name present in both keeps this snapshot's | ||
| /// declaration: the live host is authoritative for a tool it still | ||
| /// supplies. Returns the merged snapshot and how many were retained. | ||
| pub fn with_retained(&self, recorded: &ToolSnapshot) -> Result<(Self, usize), RuntimeError> { |
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Do not retain declarations from an exact snapshot
exact() promises that the snapshot is sent exactly as supplied and is not retained for a later turn, but with_retained unconditionally merges declarations from recorded. If an exact snapshot reaches this method, one-off declarations are expanded with previously recorded tools, and the resulting snapshot no longer represents the exact declaration set. Return the exact snapshot unchanged with a retention count of zero before collecting retained declarations.
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A session persisted its message rows and
_meta, but not the tool list its turns were sent with. After a restart, the host rebuilt the tool list from whatever the new process had registered, so a resumed thread could send the model a different tool set than the one its frozen prompt described. We hit this in OpenHuman:tool_searchto find the Gmail action",tool_searchbridge was gone,The session now stores what it sends and restores it:
{"kind":"tools","tools":[…]}transcript record.TranscriptTurn.toolswrites it after the turn. The runtime only sets it when the declarations differ from the record already in force in that file, so an unchanged tool list isn't rewritten every turn.SessionTranscript.toolsreturns the last record. The display reader skips it.append_tools_record.ToolSnapshotit was sent with. A fresh generation after compaction always gets its own record.Session::resumerestores the recorded tools (Session::recorded_tools,SessionStateView::recorded_tools).committed_turnsfrom_meta.turn_count, so the "prefix can't change after a commit" guard holds across restarts instead of resetting to 0 in each new process.SessionBuilder::retain_recorded_tools(true): recorded declarations the host no longer supplies are merged back into the sent set. It's opt-in becauseHarnessDrivercan't execute a retained entry.TurnPreparation::exact_tools: a one-off tool set (for example a tool-less turn) is sent as-is and not recorded, so it can't erase the thread's tool list.ToolSnapshot::{to_json, from_json, with_retained}.API Or Behavior Changes
SessionTranscript,TranscriptTurn,TurnPreparationandSessionStateVieweach gain one public field. Struct literals needtools: None/exact_tools: false/recorded_tools...Default::default()users ofTurnPreparationare unaffected.toolsrecords. Older readers already skip unknown record kinds with a warning.InvalidSessionState, the same as it already did within one process.Tests
cargo fmt --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-featuresNew tests:
tinyagents-session: the latest tools record wins and is never a message; no record reads asNone.tinyagents-runtime: each turn records its tools; a resumed session keeps tools the new process didn't rebuild, and doesn't re-record unchanged ones; without retention a changed set is sent and recorded as-is; an exact-tools turn neither merges nor records; resume adopts the stored prefix and its committed turns.Documentation
Doc comments on the new record, fields and builder option. The OpenHuman host adoption, with its session docs, follows in tinyhumansai/openhuman.
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