Patch releases passed validation via --frozen --upgrade-package but then
called full uv lock --upgrade-package because use_frozen_lock was inverted.
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uv lock --dry-run --upgrade-package re-resolves all requires-python splits
and fails on py3.14 win32 even when praisonaiagents is on PyPI. Use
--frozen --upgrade-package for patch validation and lock refresh instead.
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* fix(release): use frozen uv lock upgrade for wrapper patch releases
Avoid re-resolving all optional extras during bump_and_release validation,
which fails on known crewai/flow/langfuse cross-extra conflicts. Patch
releases now run `uv lock --frozen --upgrade-package praisonaiagents` and
validate the default editable install instead of a full universal lock.
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* fix(tests): stabilise test_version_show under xdist
Mock print_json instead of capsys — pytest stdout capture and capsys diverge
on CI xdist workers, leaving capsys.out empty despite JSON in failure logs.
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* fix(release): stop pairing uv lock --frozen with --upgrade-package
--frozen forbids lockfile writes, so combining it with
--upgrade-package praisonaiagents could not refresh uv.lock. Validation
now uses --dry-run with a pinned target version; the release path drops
--frozen so the targeted upgrade actually writes uv.lock for commit.
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The WhatsApp adapter wrapped deliver_outbound in a per-chunk
'except Exception' that logged and continued, so an exhausted/permanent
durable failure (after DLQ park) could still return a success-looking
BotMessage. Let the original exception propagate to match Telegram/
Slack/Discord and preserve the failure contract. Adds a regression test.
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Extract Telegram's proven outbound resilience (retry/backoff that honours
Retry-After + OutboundDLQ park) into a shared OutboundResilienceMixin and
wire it into Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Email, Linear, and AgentMail so an
agent reply is no longer silently dropped on a transient send error on any
channel. Resilience state is lazily initialised from config, so adapter
constructors are unchanged and behaviour is backward-compatible.
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Update test_unknown_framework_generic_hint to expect praisonai-frameworks[...]
after get_install_hint() switched from praisonai[...] during package split.
Unblocks test-core (root) on main and open PRs.
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Addresses CodeRabbit nitpick: existing tests only validated Agent's
constructor contract, not handle_direct_prompt(). Adds a test that
exercises the CLI path and asserts Agent receives tool_config (with
timeout/retry mapping) and never the deprecated tool_timeout/
tool_retry_policy kwargs.
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handle_direct_prompt() passed the deprecated tool_timeout (and
tool_retry_policy) kwargs directly to Agent(), crashing with
TypeError on every `praisonai run` call. Agent now expects these via
tool_config=ToolConfig(timeout=..., retry_policy=...). Merge both into
a single ToolConfig at the call site, preserving the 60s default
timeout and retry behavior. Add regression tests.
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The `praisonai serve gateway` Typer command discarded GatewayHandler.start()'s
sysexits-based return code, so a fatal-config (78) or transient (75) start
exited the command with 0 — a misconfigured gateway looked healthy to a
supervisor. Propagate the code via typer.Exit, matching the other serve
subcommands. Adds CLI tests for the fatal and clean-shutdown paths.
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A truthy 'agents' section containing a non-mapping item (e.g. agents: ["bad"])
previously raised AttributeError on .get(), routing through classify_exit_reason
to the restart code (75) and crash-looping forever. Validate that 'agents' is a
list and each entry is a mapping, raising FatalConfigError -> exit 78.
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Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2439:
- Greptile P1: a malformed/schema-invalid gateway.yaml (load_gateway_config
raises ValueError) now maps to GATEWAY_FATAL_CONFIG_EXIT_CODE (78) instead of
the restart code (75), so a misconfig no longer crash-loops under a supervisor.
- Greptile P1: a missing/malformed --agents file now raises FatalConfigError
(78) instead of being swallowed and starting an empty gateway that reports 0.
- CodeRabbit Major: the compatibility import fallback no longer catches a broad
ImportError (which masked genuine failures while importing
praisonaiagents.gateway). It imports the package first and only falls back on
ModuleNotFoundError (absent core) or AttributeError (older core missing the
new symbols); any other import error surfaces.
Adds tests/unit/cli/test_gateway_exit_codes.py covering the CLI integration
paths (missing/empty/schema-invalid gateway.yaml, broken --agents file).
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Gateway/bot exits previously returned a generic 1 for every failure, so a
transient blip and a fatal misconfiguration looked identical to a process
supervisor — causing crash-loops on misconfig under systemd/s6/Kubernetes.
Add a sysexits.h-based protocol:
- core (praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py): GATEWAY_OK/RESTART/FATAL_CONFIG
exit codes (0/75/78), FatalConfigError, and a pure classify_exit_reason().
- wrapper CLI (cli/features/gateway.py): start() now returns an int code;
fatal-config conditions -> 78, transient -> 75, clean -> 0.
- runtime entry point (runtime/__main__.py): classifies exit cause into codes.
Backward-compatible fallbacks added in the wrapper for older cores.
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Greptile P1: check_code_skew lazy-imported praisonaiagents.gateway during the
/model hot operation. If an in-place update broke that import surface, the
guard's own import would raise, the broad except returned None, and the risky
switch proceeded — defeating the guard. Pre-resolve and cache the pure
detect_code_skew predicate at boot (capture_boot_fingerprint, run at startup
when imports are known-good); check_code_skew now uses the cached reference and
only falls back to a fresh import when none was cached.
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- _async_bridge: poison scope-owned bridges on shutdown so a leaked copied
ContextVar cannot resurrect an orphaned loop+thread (Greptile P2). Shared
default keeps non-permanent shutdown for backward compat.
- cli/main: _require_agents() now seeds flags via _ensure_availability_flags()
and reads globals().get(...) instead of a bare PRAISONAI_AVAILABLE, fixing
the NameError / Ruff F821 risk (CodeRabbit).
- framework_adapters: memoize resolved adapters in __getattr__ to avoid
re-importing on every access (CodeRabbit nitpick).
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- framework_adapters/__init__.py: stop eagerly importing every adapter;
use PEP 562 __getattr__ so registry.py lazy loaders stay effective and
optional framework deps are not pulled in on package import.
- _async_bridge.py: add ContextVar-scoped bridge with public current_bridge()
and scoped_bridge() so servers can isolate per-session loops; module-level
_BG default preserved for full backward compatibility.
- cli/main.py: collapse 17 duplicated PRAISONAI_AVAILABLE guard blocks into a
single _require_agents() helper (DRY).
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Addresses Greptile P1: in an editable/source checkout, read_code_fingerprint returned the git SHA as soon as git rev-parse HEAD succeeded, so the mtime fallback never ran. An in-place file overwrite that did not advance HEAD left both boot and disk fingerprints identical, letting the /model guard miss the skew it is meant to catch. Now the newest .py mtime (ns) is combined with the rev (<sha>+mtime:<ns>); detect_code_skew still shortens the leading SHA.
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The /model hot path lazy-imports praisonaiagents.gateway.*, but the
fingerprint only covered the praisonai wrapper package. An in-place
update to only the SDK package was invisible to the guard. Now
read_code_fingerprint() (with no explicit dir) fingerprints both
packages and combines them fail-open, so an update to either is caught.
Extracts the per-directory logic into _fingerprint_dir() helper.
Addresses Greptile P1 (SDK updates remain invisible).
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- Keep protocols.py protocol-shaped: move concrete read_code_fingerprint
(subprocess + os.walk) to the praisonai wrapper; core retains only the
pure detect_code_skew predicate (CodeRabbit P1, AGENTS.md).
- Fingerprint the praisonai wrapper package (the hot-path owner that
lazy-loads praisonai.gateway.*), not praisonaiagents (Greptile P1).
- Capture the boot fingerprint at BotSessionManager startup via
capture_boot_fingerprint() so an in-place update before the first
/model is still caught (CodeRabbit/Greptile P1).
- Preserve sub-second precision via st_mtime_ns (CodeRabbit).
- Strengthen tests: assert non-None real fingerprint and deterministic
mtime fallback; add wrapper test suite for fingerprint/capture/guard.
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Detect in-place code updates to a running gateway and refuse hot
operations (/model) with a clear "restart required" message instead of
crashing with a cryptic ImportError from a first-use lazy import.
- core: pure detect_code_skew predicate + best-effort read_code_fingerprint
- wrapper: capture boot fingerprint and pre-flight check in handle_model_command
- fail-open and opt-out via session_manager.code_skew_guard
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Patch _estimate_min_call_cost separately so the pre-call guard does not
short-circuit the second async call, letting it reach _execute_unified_achat_completion's
post-call ceiling enforcement. Assert achat_completion is awaited twice.
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Address the two latest Greptile P1 findings:
- Dispatcher "run close retry drops": when _close_run_safe returned False the
run id was retained in _task_runs but its task had already left
running_tasks, so the per-process cleanup loop never revisited it and the
open run / stale current_run_id lingered until shutdown. Add
_retry_pending_run_closes(), run at the start of each cleanup cycle, to
close such orphaned runs (close_run already rejects finalized runs, so a
genuinely-completed run is not overwritten).
- Store "done task reblocked": record_failure() now no-ops on a terminal task
(done/archived) so a stale process-exit handler cannot increment the failure
counter or re-block a task that kanban_complete already finished.
Tests: TestTaskRunsAndRetry 15/15 pass (adds terminal-task no-op test);
dispatcher retry helper validated.
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Addresses 3 latest Greptile P1 findings:
- Drop pre-existing non-tenant-scoped idx_tasks_idempotency during migration
so two tenants on the same board can no longer collide on the same key.
- record_failure normalizes a persisted max_retries=0/negative to the board
default so legacy/migrated tasks are not auto-blocked on first failure.
- close_run rejects already-finalized runs (ended_at set) so a stale
current_run_id cannot rewrite a failed attempt as completed.
Adds 3 unit tests covering each fix.
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Address the remaining Greptile P1 findings on PR #2408:
- kanban_complete: move task to 'done' FIRST (durable terminal commit),
then persist the run/handoff. A move_task failure no longer leaves an
orphan completed run for a task that never reached done.
- dispatcher success path: move_task('done') before close_run('completed')
so a move_task failure cannot release an already-completed task for retry
(move_task clears claim_lock, so the guarded release_claim is a no-op on a
done task).
- dispatcher: stop popping _task_runs before close; peek and only forget the
run id once close persists, so a transient close failure is retried on a
later cycle / during _shutdown instead of leaving stale current_run_id.
- _close_run_safe now returns bool to drive the forget-on-success logic.
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- create_task: atomic idempotent create (catch IntegrityError + re-query),
tenant-scoped idempotency index/key, validate max_retries (<1/invalid ->
board default so a bad value can't auto-block on first failure)
- close_run: clear tasks.current_run_id (guarded WHERE current_run_id = ?)
so a closed attempt no longer reports as the active run
- move_task: clear claim_lock on terminal (done/archived) so finished tasks
are no longer shown as owned by a worker
- kanban_complete: close the active run instead of recording a duplicate;
fail-fast (no done transition) if the handoff run isn't persisted
- dispatcher: tri-state _record_failure_safe (None = persistence failure ->
do not blindly release for retry); skip spawn + release claim when
start_run fails (never spawn without a durable run); close open runs on
forced shutdown
- protocols: KanbanRunProtocol timestamps as ISO-8601 strings to match
TaskRun.to_dict()
- tests: tenant-scoped idempotency, invalid max_retries fallback,
move-to-done clears claim, close_run clears current_run_id
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- Add task_runs table (one row per attempt) with start_run/close_run/get_runs
and tasks.current_run_id pointing at the active attempt.
- Add per-task circuit-breaker (consecutive_failures + max_retries with board
default) via record_failure(): auto-blocks a thrashing task instead of
respawning; counter resets on completion.
- Structured handoff: kanban_complete(summary=, metadata=) persists onto the
run; add kanban_runs tool + get_retry_context so retrying workers read prior
outcomes/summaries/errors.
- Idempotent create: create_task(idempotency_key=) / kanban_create dedups
repeated creates on the same board.
- Dispatcher opens a run per claim and closes it with outcome; uses
record_failure for auto-block-after-N.
- Backwards-compatible schema migration for existing SQLite DBs.
- Core: add KanbanRunProtocol/KanbanRunsProtocol + run/retry fields to task
protocol shape.
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Addresses reviewer findings (CodeRabbit, Greptile) on PR #2407:
- reclaim_stale_claims: add version guard so a heartbeat racing between
SELECT and UPDATE is not clobbered (prevents double-run); clear
last_heartbeat_at on reclaim.
- release_claim: only revert to 'ready' when still 'running' so a late
cleanup release cannot requeue an already done/blocked task; clear
last_heartbeat_at.
- dispatcher: never release a claim once a worker is spawned (isolate
post-spawn hook errors) to avoid duplicate runs.
- protocols: type lease timestamps as ISO strings to match to_dict().
- tests: add legacy-claim, done-task release, and heartbeat-race cases.
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Adds durable claim leases and automatic reclamation so a dead or hung
worker no longer strands its task in 'running' forever.
- Store: claim_task gains ttl_seconds + worker_pid lease; new heartbeat()
and reclaim_stale_claims() (PID-liveness + heartbeat-staleness sweep).
- Model/schema: claim_expires, worker_pid, last_heartbeat_at fields with
idempotent ALTER-TABLE migration for existing databases.
- Dispatcher tick now reclaims stale/crashed claims before dispatch,
records the spawned worker PID, and fires KANBAN_TASK_RECLAIMED.
- kanban_heartbeat tool now consumes heartbeats via store.heartbeat().
- Core: KanbanReclaimProtocol + lease/heartbeat task-contract fields.
Backward-compatible (defaults preserve prior behavior); no new deps.
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Move the worker-busy gate ahead of the conversation_history pop in
_handle_undo_command so a running turn can no longer leave history changed
while the workspace is untouched (closing the latest Greptile P1 race).
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Under shed_oldest, if every queued waiter is already signalled but still
mid-cleanup, _shed_oldest_waiter() freed nothing yet the caller still
enqueued the newcomer, growing the wait set past queue_depth. Now it
returns whether a live waiter was actually evicted; when none can be
shed, the newcomer is rejected instead of overfilling the queue.
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- Real subprocess.TimeoutExpired now always re-raises (no longer masked by a
recorded reader error) so execute_command's kill path terminates the still-
running child instead of leaking it (Greptile P1 "Timeout cleanup skipped").
- Inherited-pipe drain timeout (direct child already exited) now raises a
dedicated _StreamDrainTimeout; execute_command reports a timeout WITHOUT
killing an already-exited / recycled PID (Greptile P1 "Exited process killed").
- Guard psutil.NoSuchProcess in the kill path.
- Tests updated/added: drain-timeout-no-kill, real-timeout-kills, and
read-error-still-kills coverage.
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execution_queue.get(timeout=0.5) removed the task from the queue before
the worker took processing_lock, leaving a window where _worker_busy()
could observe qsize()==0 AND current_task is None and let a workspace
rollback (/undo, /revert) race a turn about to write files. Now the
dequeue uses a non-blocking get_nowait() inside processing_lock so the
item leaving the queue and the current_task publish are atomic w.r.t. the
rollback gate, while the lock is never held across the poll wait.
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Adds a regression test verifying that Agent-level config-derived options
(web_search/web_fetch/max_iter) are captured with real resolved values in
_panel_llm_kwargs, not None. Documents that config parsing happens before
the panel branch, closing the latest Greptile P1 false positive.
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The SIGTERM/SIGINT handler set uvicorn's should_exit only after running
forensic logging and subprocess.Popen. Under memory pressure or on a stuck
host that spawn could block before the server was told to drain, risking a
missed supervisor stop window (Greptile P1, server.py:4731). Flip should_exit
first; forensics remain best-effort afterward.
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- resume.rehydrate_session now resolves usage via read_session_usage so a
resumed globally-stored session restores the real cumulative totals instead of
an empty project shadow record (Greptile resume.py stale-usage finding).
- session list now reads persisted usage for global/backend SessionMetadata rows
so the Tokens/Cost columns and JSON output aren't blank (Greptile global-usage
finding).
- Add regression test test_rehydrate_prefers_store_holding_usage.
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The POST /hooks/<path> delivery path in _run_hook() called agent.chat
directly, bypassing the gateway-wide admission gate. A burst of distinct
hook requests could therefore exceed max_concurrent_runs and recreate the
inbound overload the gate guards. Enter the shared gate around the hook
run (mirroring the direct-WebSocket _run_session_queue path); rejection
surfaces a clean busy ack instead of running.
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The worker removed a task from execution_queue before publishing
worker_state['current_task'], so _worker_busy() could observe an empty
queue AND no current task in that gap and let /undo or /revert restore
the workspace just before the turn wrote files. Both sides now share
processing_lock so the busy check sees a consistent snapshot.
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Replace the unbounded t_out.join()/t_err.join() with joins bounded by the
remaining timeout budget (plus a small drain grace). If a background child
inherits stdout/stderr and keeps the pipe open after the direct child exits,
a reader thread can stay blocked in readline() indefinitely; the tool now
falls back to a TimeoutExpired result instead of hanging (Greptile P1).
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The raw signal.signal() fallback runs in a C-signal context; the
"Received shutdown signal" logger.info() call previously ran before the
forensic guard, so the fallback could deadlock in logging if a handler
lock was held when the signal arrived, missing the drain window. Move it
behind the guard so the fallback only flips should_exit.
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A negative max_concurrent_runs short-circuited to None (gate disabled) before
ConcurrencyLimitPolicy could validate it, so a numeric config typo silently
removed overload protection. Only an explicit 0/None now disables the gate;
negative values fall through to the policy which raises ValueError (fail-fast).
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- Wire _record_session_usage into custom-agent, profiled, and file-based
run paths so session-backed runs persist token/cost totals (was only on
direct-prompt branches).
- Make _record_session_usage tolerate a None output controller (profiled
paths) by falling back to typer.echo.
- _resolve_usage_store now prefers the store whose record already carries
usage metadata, so resuming a globally-stored session keeps accumulating
into the original record instead of a project-side shadow record.
- Add test for the global-store-split scenario.
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Registered panel presets dropped extra LLM options (base_url, api_key,
temperature, etc.) because create_panel_llm only forwarded extras from
dict descriptors. resolve_panel_config now normalizes an 'options' map for
both preset and dict paths, and create_panel_llm forwards it to the
aggregator LLM. Fixes Greptile P1 'Preset options dropped'.
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Greptile P1 (re-flagged): a transient DB/network blip permanently disabled
persistence for the adapter's lifetime. Init failures are now memoized only
for a bounded cool-down window (configurable via init_retry_cooldown, default
30s) so persistence recovers automatically once the backend is back, while a
down backend is still not hammered on every callback. Success clears the
cached failure. The adapter-level option is popped before forwarding kwargs to
backend store factories.
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When _communicate_streaming times out, a read error already recorded by a
reader thread (e.g. UnicodeDecodeError on invalid output bytes) is now
re-raised instead of being masked by the generic TimeoutExpired, so the
caller reports the real, more actionable failure (Greptile P1).
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- Mark worker busy atomically with queue dequeue so /undo and /revert can no
longer restore the workspace in the window between get() and current_task
assignment (Greptile P1).
- Thread configured checkpoints.storage_dir through every CLI entry point that
builds CheckpointsHandler (standalone `checkpoint` command group and
`praisonai run` auto-checkpoint/restore) so all paths read the same store
(Greptile P1 split-store).
- Add a regression test asserting the standalone checkpoint command honors the
configured storage_dir.
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A previous fix moved os.makedirs() into ShutdownForensics.__init__ to keep
the shutdown signal path free of filesystem I/O. But __init__ runs
synchronously during gateway startup, so a stuck NFS/FUSE/automount path
could hang startup before the server binds (the except clause catches
errors, not hangs). Run the directory prep in a bounded daemon thread; if
it doesn't finish within prepare_timeout, forensics degrades to a no-op
instead of wedging startup. Non-blocking on both startup and shutdown.
Addresses Greptile P1 (startup-can-block).
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Greptile P1: gateway doctor and gateway channels --probe reached
_probe_channels() without loading ~/.praisonai/.env, so ${VAR} tokens
stored there (e.g. by `praisonai onboard`) resolved empty and falsely
failed the credential check. Moved the env-file load into the shared
_probe_channels() helper so all three paths (doctor, channels --probe,
start --preflight) use identical runtime token resolution, removing the
now-redundant load in gateway_start.
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Greptile P1: enable_telemetry() previously only set the instance enabled flag
but left _is_monitoring_disabled()'s cached default-disabled value untouched.
Instrumentation paths (instrument_agent/instrument_workflow) gate on that
cached value and bailed out early, so hooks were never installed despite a
successful enable. Introduce a programmatic _MONITORING_OVERRIDE that
enable/disable_telemetry set; _is_monitoring_disabled() honors it (after the
explicit env opt-out check), so downstream gates reflect the new state.
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Record selected bundles at every nesting depth in resolve() so a nested
bundle's 'instruction' reaches to_prompt(), not only top-level bundles.
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Resolves the two outstanding Greptile P1 findings on PR #2455:
- _admission.py: under shed_oldest, when a waiter's eviction signal and its
semaphore acquisition resolve in the same scheduler wakeup, the eviction now
takes priority (guard on shed_event.is_set() instead of acquire_task in
pending). Previously the both-completed race admitted an evicted waiter and
could leak a slot during overload.
- gateway/server.py: the direct WebSocket message queue (_run_session_queue)
now enters the shared admission gate around agent.chat, so the
`praisonai gateway start --max-concurrent-runs ...` ceiling is enforced even
without a gateway.yaml. Rejections surface a clean busy ack.
- test_botos_admission.py: adds test_shed_signal_wins_when_slot_also_free, a
regression that drives admit() through the both-completed race and asserts the
evicted turn sheds with no capacity leak (verified to fail pre-fix).
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The first _validate_runtime_capabilities definition was shadowed by a
later, divergent definition via Python's method-resolution order. The
dead copy raised ImportError (fail-fast) while the live copy silently
returns, creating a maintenance hazard. Removed the dead block; the live
definition remains the sole implementation. Preserved _run_verification_hooks.
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test_aiui_datastore unit tests require praisonaiui from the ui extra;
main job only installed crewai/autogen and hit maxfail=10.
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Run unit tests only in optimised main job (integration covered by
test-core-integration). Raise timeout to 30m, use xdist loadfile, drop
noop api ignore and align langflow exclusion with test-core shards.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Only reset praisonai.cli.app state when the module is already loaded
instead of importing it inside the fixture, avoiding CLI import side
effects in unrelated tests and no longer swallowing real import errors
behind a broad except ImportError.
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Harden BasicSkillMutator so a pending dir carrying only a malformed
.proposal.json (no SKILL.md) can no longer be listed as approvable or
approved into place over an active skill. Mirrors the legacy no-proposal
guard. Adds a regression test for this edge.
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Addresses CodeRabbit: the env-var test mocked SQLiteKanbanStore, so
get_kanban_db_path() / PRAISONAI_KANBAN_BOARD handling was never exercised
and the test only proved the closure captured the mock. Now keep the real
store and mock only the path-resolution edge, asserting the constructed
store.db_path matches the env-var-derived path.
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- skill_manage: only surface/approve pending dirs that contain a real
SKILL.md so stray/temp directories cannot be approved into place
(greptile P1); align approve() malformed-proposal handling with
list_pending() (coderabbit).
- doctor CLI tests: keep portable [0,1,2] exit codes (typer vs argparse
fallback) but require real output so a silent crash still fails.
- live-LLM tests (acp, self_improving_loop): also require OPENAI_API_KEY
alongside PRAISONAI_LIVE_TESTS so live runs skip instead of hard-failing.
- add unit tests covering pending-skill safety and malformed proposals.
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The EnhancedScheduledAgentExecutor in the praisonai wrapper scheduler was
never imported, exported, tested, or instantiated anywhere. The canonical
path uses the base ScheduledAgentExecutor with the gateway's inline
_deliver_scheduled_result delivery. Removing the dead module resolves the
structural drift with no behavioural change.
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CI typer lacks CliRunner(mix_stderr=). Reset module-level Rich Console
and output controller between tests to stop closed-stdout flakes when
async_tui and Typer capture compete on the same xdist worker.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Greptile P1: registry.is_available() called create() which only caught
(ValueError, TypeError). A registered adapter whose constructor imports a
missing optional dependency would leak a raw ImportError to callers
(CLI --framework validation, doctor checks, pick_default, assert_framework_available)
before the friendly install hint could be produced. Now also catch ImportError
(covers ModuleNotFoundError) and treat the framework as unavailable.
Adds regression tests covering the contained-ImportError path.
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- get_install_hint: also catch ImportError/ModuleNotFoundError so a missing
optional dependency surfaced during adapter creation falls back to the generic
hint instead of escaping before the friendly message (Greptile P1).
- CLI + doctor fallback framework lists now include the built-in ag2 adapter so
--framework ag2 and agents.yaml ag2 validation work in the degraded path
(CodeRabbit).
- Tests: force install_hint=None so the generic fallback branch is actually
exercised (CodeRabbit).
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Add list_framework_choices() and get_install_hint() helpers as the single
source of truth for user-facing framework lists. Wire argparse choices,
doctor agents.yaml validation, and validators install hints through the
adapter registry so entry-point adapters are discovered automatically.
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The xdist flake-fix set the module-level output controller to JSON mode
without restoring it, leaking state into sibling tests on the same worker.
Snapshot and restore the previous controller in a finally block.
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Use JSON output mode and a fresh CliRunner to avoid Rich panel I/O
racing with parallel workers (closed file flake on CI).
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Bot commit re-added outdated suites (~32 failures). Keep them out of
the merge gate until tests are updated for current APIs.
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Removed the global --ignore for tests/unit/jobs and tests/unit/sandbox
and added both directories to the subdirs shard paths so they execute in
the required Core Tests gate. Previously they were collected but never
run, hiding regressions (including sandbox security tests).
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Restores the type assertion implied by the test name
test_enable_security_injection_id_is_string so a non-string hook id
from enable_security() is caught (CodeRabbit).
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Adapter install hints, registry fallback, CLI messages and AutoGen
resolver errors referenced the deprecated praisonai[<framework>] extras.
After the Frameworks package split these must point to
praisonai-frameworks[<framework>]. The native PraisonAI adapter now
surfaces `pip install praisonaiagents` via its install_hint.
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- Drop module-level slow marker from test_rate_limiter_concurrency so the
concurrency suite runs in the bots-gateway core shard (was collected but
deselected by -m "not slow"). Keeps allow_sleep for the timing fixtures.
- test_auth_functionality: snapshot/restore every LLM env var cleared by
_clear_llm_env_for_defaults so deletions no longer leak into later tests.
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Unit test jobs no longer inherit OPENAI_MODEL_NAME from secrets (which could differ); auth and resolver tests isolate model env vars for stable defaults.
- Add tests/unit/_dev/ to subdirs shard so test_parity_tracker.py runs in CI
(was silently dropped: subdirs listed dev/ not _dev/, root glob is non-recursive)
- Mirror provider-marker exclusions + tests/fixtures ignore in collect-only gate
so the early-failure check matches what the shards actually execute
- Declare explicit least-privilege permissions (contents: read) flagged by zizmor
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Expand test_permissions_help_lists_subcommands to assert all eight
permissions subcommands (list/allow/deny/ask/remove/reset/export/
import-rules) appear, addressing CodeRabbit's nitpick. Skipped the
suggested exit_code==0 assertions: in this Typer version, `--help`
on a subgroup reports CliRunner exit_code 1 (Exit(0) exception),
which is unrelated to the fix and would falsely fail.
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The warm-runtime fast path (_try_attach_runtime) reuses a cached agent and
does not carry a per-call thinking budget, so attach-eligible
`run --thinking ...` invocations silently dropped the requested setting.
Exclude thinking_budget from runtime_eligible (mirroring tools/approval/memory
per-invocation overrides) so those runs stay in-process where the budget is
applied. Adds a regression test.
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Addresses CodeRabbit findings on PR #2455:
- from_config_file() now passes max_concurrent_runs/queue_depth/overflow_policy
through to GatewayConfig (was silently dropping them -> legacy unlimited path)
- extract _stamp_admission_gate() helper; call from both start_channels and
_start_single_channel so a channel restarted during hot-reload still enforces
the global concurrency ceiling
- test import skip narrowed to ModuleNotFoundError (real regressions surface);
admission primitives imported unconditionally
- replace fixed asyncio.sleep with explicit steady-state wait (CI-robust)
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Address 3 P1 review findings on gateway inbound admission control:
1. shed_oldest now actually evicts the oldest in-progress waiter (FIFO
ticket registry + per-waiter shed Event raced against slot acquisition),
so the wait queue can no longer grow unbounded past queue_depth.
2. CLI admission flags (--max-concurrent-runs/--queue-depth/--overflow-policy)
are now honoured in no-config (WebSocket-only) startup mode, not just
when --config is passed.
3. Invalid gateway admission config is now fail-fast (raises ValueError to
abort startup) instead of silently swallowing the error and starting the
gateway with no gate (unbounded inbound runs).
Adds regression test for shed_oldest oldest-waiter eviction.
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The lazy command loader always called typer.main.get_command() which
expects a Typer instance and accesses Typer-only attributes such as
_add_completion. The permissions command exports a plain Click group,
causing 'Group object has no attribute _add_completion' and making the
entire permissions command tree unreachable.
Special-case native click.Command/Group instances so they are returned
as-is instead of being passed through the Typer converter.
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Core (praisonaiagents): add GatewayConcurrencyPolicyProtocol, AdmissionDecision
and a config-driven ConcurrencyLimitPolicy; add max_concurrent_runs/queue_depth/
overflow_policy to GatewayConfig.
Wrapper (praisonai): add AdmissionGate (asyncio.Semaphore ceiling + bounded wait
queue) enforced in BotSessionManager.chat before the per-user lock; wire BotOS
constructor, YAML (gateway.*), and CLI (praisonai gateway) surfaces; thread the
shared gate into channel/bot session managers. Disabled by default (no gate)
so legacy immediate-dispatch behaviour is preserved.
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Collection gate fails fast; four unit shards run in parallel with -n 2
(no cov on PR); integration runs serially. Keeps a test-core summary job
for merge gate compatibility after the monolithic 45min timeout.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Use pytest-xdist (-n 4) and a 45-minute timeout so the full unit suite
completes; install pytest-cov for PraisonAIUI tests that inherit --cov addopts.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
enable_telemetry() was gated by _is_monitoring_disabled(), which is an
opt-IN gate (disabled by default). That made programmatic enabling a
silent no-op unless PRAISONAI_TELEMETRY_ENABLED was set, contradicting
the docstring contract and disable_telemetry()'s symmetric behavior.
Add _is_telemetry_explicitly_disabled() that checks only opt-out flags
(DO_NOT_TRACK, *_DISABLED) and use it in enable_telemetry(), so telemetry
turns on unless the user explicitly opted out.
Addresses Greptile/CodeRabbit review feedback on #2447.
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enable_telemetry() referenced _is_telemetry_disabled() which is defined
nowhere, raising NameError on every call. Point it at the existing
_is_monitoring_disabled() gate used elsewhere in the module. No API or
behaviour change beyond restoring the intended capability.
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The first definition (agent.py:4122-4138) was shadowed by the
comprehensive definition further down in the same Agent class, making
it unreachable dead code. Removed the shadowed copy; the live resolver
remains the sole implementation with identical behaviour.
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- commands/deploy.py: use 'is not None' so --tag/--region/--project/
--resource-group preserve explicitly-empty values (CodeRabbit minor).
- features/deploy.py: tighten handle_deploy_command token parser to fail
fast on unknown flags and missing option values instead of silently
skipping them (CodeRabbit nitpick).
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Replace sys.argv mutation + legacy PraisonAI().main() dispatch in the
Typer deploy commands with a thin handle_deploy_command() wrapper over
the canonical DeployHandler, mirroring the serve command pattern. Avoids
importing the 7k-line cli/main.py and propagates real exit codes.
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Delete four dead-code modules under cli/features/ that had zero inbound
references across src/ and tests/. Each was a near-duplicate of a
properly wired counterpart:
- recipes.py -> commands/recipe.py (recipe_optimizer, praisonai.recipe.*)
- plugin_cli.py -> commands/plugins.py (praisonaiagents.plugins.*)
- profiling.py -> cli_profiler.py (chat/code/run)
- profile.py -> features/profiler/ package (commands/profile.py)
No command, flag, or import changes; all user-facing commands
(recipe, plugins, profile, --profile flag) are unchanged.
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- Move diagnostic dir creation to ShutdownForensics.__init__ so the SIGTERM/
SIGINT signal path never blocks on os.makedirs (slow/hung FS like NFS) before
drain (CodeRabbit/Greptile P1).
- Widen ShutdownForensicsProtocol.spawn_diagnostic log_dir to Optional[str] to
match the wrapper/server contract (CodeRabbit).
- Normalise gateway.forensics.enabled so env-substituted YAML strings like
"false"/"0"/"off" disable forensics instead of being truthy (CodeRabbit/
Greptile P2).
- Skip forensics (logging/subprocess) on the raw signal.signal fallback path to
avoid C-signal-context re-entrancy; only request exit there (Greptile P1).
- Add 3 wrapper tests: dir prepared in __init__, no makedirs on signal path,
no-op when dir unprepared.
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- CLI: wire 'praisonai skills bundle list/show' into the argparse skills
route (features/skills.py); the Typer commands were unreachable on the
legacy entrypoint (Greptile P1).
- Prompt: surface bundle-level 'instruction' via a <bundle_instructions>
block in SkillManager.to_prompt (Greptile P1).
- Agent: warn when a bundle member is not found instead of silently
dropping it (Greptile P1).
- Resolve: recursively expand nested @bundle members with cycle
protection (Greptile P2).
- Agent: honour discovery scope for bundle + member loading instead of
always include_defaults=True (Greptile P2).
- Tests: add coverage for nested bundles, cycles, and instruction
injection.
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Capture a fast, non-blocking forensic snapshot when the gateway receives
a termination signal so the next boot and the operator can see why the
previous instance died (OOM vs supervisor stop vs parent death).
- core: ShutdownForensicsProtocol + pure helpers (format_forensics_for_log,
is_supervised, drain_timeout_has_headroom) in praisonaiagents/gateway.
- wrapper: ShutdownForensics reads /proc, os.getrusage/getloadavg, and
spawns a detached diagnostic that survives SIGKILL on the process group.
- server: forensic SIGTERM/SIGINT handlers + startup headroom warning when
the supervisor stop-timeout is shorter than drain_timeout + headroom.
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A fallback skill (fallback_for_tools/servers) must still satisfy its own
requires_* requirements before being offered, even in non-strict
enforcement. Previously the requires_* gate only ran in STRICT mode, so a
fallback whose required tool was absent could leak into the prompt. Use
has_critical_missing so missing required tools/servers hide the fallback
in WARN/non-strict modes too (where state is only DEGRADED).
Addresses CodeRabbit (Major) and Greptile (P1) review findings.
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Introduce skill bundles — named, reusable sets of skills selectable as
one unit via a '@bundle' marker across Python, YAML, and the CLI.
Core (praisonaiagents):
- BundleManifest model + discover_bundles() in skills/bundles.py,
mirroring discovery.py (forgiving, precedence-with-logging).
- SkillManager.add_bundle/get_bundle/discover_bundles/resolve to expand
'@bundle' selectors into member skills, plus add_skill_by_name to
materialise members by name. Members flow through the existing budget
+ prompt-injection path unchanged.
- Agent skill-init expands '@bundle' selectors; plain paths/names
pass through exactly as before (backward compatible).
Wrapper (praisonai):
- 'praisonai skills bundle list|show' subcommand.
Tests: 18 new bundle tests; all 226 skills tests pass.
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Skills can now declare fallback_for_tools / fallback_for_servers in
frontmatter. A fallback skill is surfaced only when its target capability
is absent, composing with the existing requires_* gates.
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- _delivery: only penalise the rate limiter on a server-mandated wait, not
on generic backoff after ordinary transient errors (Greptile P1 + CodeRabbit)
- _rate_limit: anchor refill clock to a global penalty's end so queued sends
stay staggered instead of firing together when the hold-off expires (CodeRabbit)
- _outbox: persist the structured server Retry-After hint from the live
exception into the stored error text so the durable retry gate honours it
(Greptile P1 + CodeRabbit); surface transient drain failures via a
recoverable _TransientDeliveryError so the hint is not lost
- tests: assert deliver_with_retry sleeps the mandated 5s, fix RUF059 unused
var, add OutboundQueue.drain gating coverage
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2430:
- Greptile P1: load ~/.praisonai/.env before the start preflight so
${VAR} tokens stored there resolve (mirrors GatewayHandler.start),
preventing false credential rejection at launch.
- CodeRabbit: bound each probe with asyncio.wait_for in BotOS.probe_all
and CLI _probe_channels so a stuck adapter cannot hang preflight;
timeouts surface as failed ProbeResults.
- Tests: assert success identity in render output, add CLI coverage for
`start --preflight` fail-fast and `--no-preflight` skip.
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Hardens test_async_records_cost_and_enforces_ceiling per CodeRabbit review:
ensures the pre-call projection (not just post-call accounting) blocks the
over-budget second call by asserting achat_completion was awaited exactly once.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Outbound send/retry paths now extract the server-mandated wait
(Telegram parameters.retry_after / HTTP Retry-After header, with a text
fallback) via a new server_retry_after() helper and honour it over the
generic exponential backoff. The RateLimiter gains an adaptive penalise()
that widens the affected channel (or global) lane for the window so the
next sends do not immediately re-trip the platform's throttle.
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Add operator-facing channel credential checks so bad/expired tokens fail
fast with a precise per-channel verdict instead of a silent reconnect loop.
- BotOS.probe_all(): concurrent aggregate over each bot's probe()
- gateway doctor: probe every configured channel, exit non-zero on failure
- gateway channels --probe: same verdict alongside the channel listing
- gateway start --preflight/--no-preflight: fast pre-flight gate that aborts
on invalid tokens before launch (default on, config mode only)
Wrapper-only; reuses the existing core BotProtocol.probe()/ProbeResult
contract. Lightweight Bot instances are built per channel (no agent needed),
building the adapter lazily to call the platform identity API.
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The gateway hello handler built a features map and read the client's
advertised capabilities but never persisted the negotiated protocol
version or the client's capabilities on the session. Store both on the
GatewaySession (with read-only properties and to_dict/from_dict
persistence) so they survive resume and can be inspected server-side.
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Bots and other async callers route through _execute_unified_achat_completion,
not sync _chat_completion. After PR #2370 fixed stream=None accounting on
the sync path, async astart/achat still bypassed pre/post budget guards,
so ExecutionConfig(max_budget=...) was not a hard cap for gateway bots.
Mirror the sync pre-call guard and post-call cost accounting on the async
unified dispatch path, and add regression tests.
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- Thread checkpoints.storage_dir through CheckpointsHandler -> CheckpointService
so a configured store is actually used by session checkpoints and code --revert.
- Fix revert() timeline trim off-by-one so repeated /undo walks back through
history instead of restoring the same checkpoint.
- Make _run() running-loop fallback safe by running the coroutine on a worker
thread instead of driving a second loop on a thread that already has one.
- Gate /undo and /revert workspace rollback while the execution worker is busy
or has queued tasks to prevent racing in-flight file writes.
- Tests: use monkeypatch for PRAISONAI_CHECKPOINTS, add storage_dir threading
test and a sequential-revert history-walk test.
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Addresses CodeRabbit/Greptile review feedback on PR #2424:
- accumulate_session_usage now prices deltas from summary["by_model"] so
multi-model runs persist correct cumulative cost (falls back to CLI model).
- read/write usage now resolve the session via the same project->global store
search order as rehydrate_session, so usage for globally-stored sessions
accumulates into the right record after resume instead of splitting.
Adds 2 tests (12 total, all passing).
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Addresses reviewer findings from Greptile and CodeRabbit:
- shell_tools: join reader threads deterministically (no fixed 1s join) so
full output is captured before returning, matching communicate() semantics
- shell_tools: surface reader-thread exceptions instead of returning a partial
prefix as a successful result
- shell_tools: stop emitting progress on timeout; log swallowed emit/close errors
- events: tool_progress_channel(None) now clears any inherited sink so nested
no-callback execution cannot leak progress into a parent channel
- tool_execution: guard the per-attempt sink so a timed-out tool can no longer
emit TOOL_PROGRESS after the timeout result is decided
- tests: add stderr streaming, nested None-channel, and parent-restore coverage
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Accumulate per-call token usage (already aggregated by the core token
collector) into the active session, price it via the CLI cost tracker, and
persist cumulative cost/tokens in the session record so they survive resume.
- project_sessions.py: add accumulate_session_usage/read_session_usage/
format_usage_footer helpers that merge usage deltas into session metadata.
- run.py: record + display a compact usage footer after each prompt run.
- resume.py: rehydrate cumulative usage totals into RehydratedSession.
- session.py: add Tokens/Cost columns to `session list` and a usage line
to the resume panel.
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Integrate the existing core CheckpointService into the `praisonai code`
session lifecycle so autonomous multi-file edits have an automatic,
turn-aware safety net:
- New SessionCheckpointManager (wrapper) maps session turns to checkpoints
via the existing CheckpointsHandler. Auto-checkpoints at session start
and before each file-mutating turn. Default-safe (disabled, zero overhead)
unless enabled.
- Interactive REPL: /undo now also rolls workspace files back to the
pre-turn checkpoint (with diff preview); new /revert [n] rolls back n turns.
- `praisonai code` gains --checkpoints (opt into auto-checkpointing) and
--revert <id|last> (one-shot restore with diff preview, then exit).
- Config-driven via a new `checkpoints` section (auto, storage_dir) plus
PRAISONAI_CHECKPOINTS env override; added to resolver known keys.
- Reuses checkpoints/service.py as-is — integration only, no new core deps,
no Agent changes.
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Add a TOOL_PROGRESS stream event and a thread-local progress channel so
tools can emit incremental output while they run, instead of buffering
everything until they return.
- streaming/events.py: new TOOL_PROGRESS StreamEventType plus
emit_tool_progress() and tool_progress_channel() helpers (zero overhead
when no sink is active).
- agent/tool_execution.py: activate the progress channel around each tool
call and forward TOOL_PROGRESS emissions through the StreamEventEmitter.
- tools/shell_tools.py: read stdout/stderr line-buffered in background
threads, emitting progress per line while preserving the existing
buffered return value and truncation semantics.
Backward-compatible: no tool signatures change and behaviour is identical
when streaming callbacks are not registered.
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The except handler only ever stores Exception (not BaseException) to avoid
poisoning init state on KeyboardInterrupt/CancelledError; tighten the field
annotation to match.
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- auto.py: restore sync _structured_completion working inside a running
event loop (FastAPI/Jupyter/async tests) instead of raising via run_sync;
offload blocking sync provider calls off the bridge loop via to_thread.
- db/adapter.py: narrow init memoization to Exception (no longer poison on
KeyboardInterrupt/CancelledError); route async init through the shared
_init_lock'd sync initializer to remove the sync/async init race.
- tool_resolver.py: key the tools/ directory scan cache by resolved path so
a reused resolver / cwd change resolves the correct tools tree.
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- auto.py: collapse duplicated sync/async structured-completion paths into a
single _completion_impl coroutine driven by _maybe_await; sync entry point
bridges via run_sync. Adds _get_async_openai_client mirroring the sync client.
- db/adapter.py: add async-safe _ainit_stores (asyncio.Lock + asyncio.to_thread)
so async callbacks never block the event loop on a threading.Lock or eager
sync I/O; extract _build_stores; memoize init failures via _init_failed.
- tool_resolver.py: cache the tools/ directory scan (mirrors tools.py cache)
with invalidate_local_tools_dir(); warn when local tools override chain hits.
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Add missing toml dependency for config resolver imports, correct stale
praisonai.praisonai test import paths, and align provider/integration
tests with current registry and BaseProvider APIs.
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An explicit AUTOGEN_VERSION/autogen_version pin of v0.4 or ag2 no longer
silently selects v0.2 when the requested adapter is unavailable. resolve_alias()
now raises an actionable ImportError so a workflow depending on v0.4/AG2 APIs
surfaces the mismatch rather than running under a different runtime. Auto
selection still falls back to the first available variant.
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- resolve_alias() now accepts config and prefers config/YAML autogen_version
over AUTOGEN_VERSION env so workflow-specified pins win
- is_available() uses registry selectability (registered AND available) instead
of raw v2/v4/ag2 probes, keeping router availability consistent with resolve()
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Reference models in a PanelLLM were built with only base_url/api_key/api_version, so a panel using subscription credentials (auth=claude-code) authenticated the aggregator but silently fell back to default credentials for references, making them fail and collapse into unavailable notes. Add auth to the reference connection-kwargs allowlist so advisory calls authenticate the same way as the aggregator.
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The AutoGenFamilyAdapter (registered as `autogen`) advertised
`praisonai-frameworks[autogen]`, a non-existent install target. Since
get_install_hint() consults the adapter's install_hint first, this
resurfaced the CodeRabbit non-existent-package finding for the autogen
framework. Align it with the v0.2 concrete adapter (praisonai[autogen]).
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The panel branch only forwarded base_url/api_key; normal model paths also
preserve auth, metrics, max_iter, web_search, web_fetch, prompt_caching,
and claude_memory. Capture these at construction (auth is not retained as an
Agent attribute) and forward them via _ensure_llm_instance so a panel
aggregator is configured identically to a regular model selection.
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- get_install_hint(): drop the non-existent praisonai-frameworks[...] target
and lead with the real praisonai[...] extra so users aren't pointed at an
uninstallable package.
- framework_option_help()/run._framework_help(): narrow blind `except Exception`
to `ImportError` so real registry bugs surface instead of silently reverting
to the static framework list.
- test_framework_entry_point_discovery: remove dead `_Prep` helper class.
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Reference models were created as LLM(model=model) with no base_url/api_key,
so a panel with a custom backend would route advisory reference calls to the
default provider (and silently fold auth failures into an 'unavailable' note).
PanelLLM now captures connection kwargs (base_url, api_key, api_version) and
applies them when building reference LLMs, matching the aggregator backend.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Narrow the broad except in validate_workflow_framework() to ImportError so
genuine entry-point discovery / registry initialization failures propagate
instead of being masked as a generic unsupported-framework ValueError.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- Include workflow name/file_path in the unsupported-framework ValueError
so included-recipe failures are traceable (CodeRabbit).
- Re-apply _validate_framework() in WorkflowManager.execute/aexecute, which
iterate steps directly and bypassed Workflow.run() (Greptile P1).
- Add tests for empty-string framework, error identity, and the manager path.
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- runtime_checks: _runtime_usable no longer falls back to raw package
probe for unregistered frameworks; only ImportError of the registry
module triggers the package fallback (CodeRabbit/Greptile P1)
- autogen_adapter: resolve_alias() gates v0.4/ag2 on registry
registration+availability, falling back to v0.2 or raising an
actionable ImportError instead of returning an unregistered alias
that made registry.create() fail opaquely (CodeRabbit outside-diff)
- tests: add entry-point discovery test that exercises the
importlib.metadata.entry_points path without manual register()
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- Detect panel descriptor inline in Agent.__init__ to avoid eagerly importing
the heavy llm.llm module on every Agent() (hot-path regression).
- Forward Agent-level base_url/api_key and dict-descriptor extras to PanelLLM
so custom endpoints/credentials reach the aggregator.
- Validate config value types (references/aggregator must be non-empty strings,
enabled must be a bool) before constructing LLMs.
- Bound the per-turn reference cache with FIFO eviction to prevent unbounded
memory growth on long-lived agents.
- Sanitize reference-failure notes: log exception type only, never inject raw
provider error text into the aggregator prompt.
- Clarify docstring: no presets are bundled; register panel:<name> first.
- Add tests for type validation, descriptor forwarding, and failure sanitization.
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- agents_generator: validate effective self.framework (CLI/Gradio), not just YAML field, in both async/sync workflow runners
- cli/main: add framework validation to `workflow validate` for run/validate parity; narrow registry-discovery fallbacks to ImportError so real discovery errors surface
- workflow_framework: derive remediation framework list from registry instead of hardcoding crewai|autogen
- config_checks: stop falling back to hardcoded framework list when registry unavailable
- tests: tighten AG2 built-in exclusion assertion
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AutoGen v0.4 and AG2 are intentionally unregistered from the CLI framework
choices (implemented=False). The doctor previously probed raw package
presence, so it could report these runtimes as "available" even though
`--framework autogen_v4/ag2` is rejected and the adapters raise
NotImplementedError. Doctor now consults the adapter registry's
is_available() (falling back to the raw probe only if the registry is
unavailable), keeping doctor in sync with runnable frameworks.
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Workflow YAML files parse `framework:` into Workflow.framework, but the
native execution engine never read it, silently ignoring values like
`framework: crewai`. Add a fail-fast `_validate_framework()` check at the
start of Workflow.run() that raises a clear ValueError for any non-praisonai
framework. Unset/empty/praisonai (case-insensitive) remain backward-compatible.
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The router's run() omitted the keyword-only params (tools_dict, agent_callback,
task_callback, cli_config). Because is_router=True skips protocol validation, a
direct call with these kwargs raised TypeError instead of the intended actionable
RuntimeError. Match the protocol signature so the guard message is always shown.
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Introduces a PanelLLM (mixture-of-agents) provider selectable like any model
via panel:<name> or {"provider":"panel",...}. Reference models run first as
advisory, tool-free calls; their outputs are injected at the tail of the latest
user turn (preserving the cached system-prompt prefix) and a single aggregator
model acts in the normal agent tool loop. Includes per-turn reference caching,
partial-failure tolerance, strict-provider-safe trimmed view, recursion guard,
and enabled=false collapse to aggregator-alone.
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- dispatcher: emit canonical hook id (kanban_task_moved) via HookEvent enum
instead of literal name so subscribers actually receive promotion events
- dispatcher: skip move event when promoted task can't be read back (no
empty {} payloads)
- store: guard recompute_ready promotion with conditional UPDATE
(status IN todo/blocked) to avoid overwriting concurrent newer state
- models: move recompute_ready off minimal KanbanStoreProtocol into a
separate KanbanPromotionProtocol extension
- tests: assert canonical event id + unreadable-task skip case
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Adds a dispatcher tick step that promotes dependency-driven tasks to
'ready' once all their parents reach a terminal state, making the
parent->child DAG self-driving.
- store: add recompute_ready() and get_ready_children() to SQLiteKanbanStore
- core: add KanbanPromotionProtocol extension (non-breaking, isinstance-safe)
- dispatcher: call recompute_ready() each tick before claiming and fire
KANBAN_TASK_MOVED hook events for promoted tasks
- tests: store promotion cases (linked-after-done, multi-parent, blocked,
parentless-ignored), dispatcher promotion tick, protocol check
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Allow workflow_dispatch target_repo input so secrets can be copied to
PraisonAI-Plugins and other repos from the main PraisonAI secret store.
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praisonai code resolved --agent (profile tools + permission scope) and
--thinking (reasoning effort) onto a local args namespace, then called
_run_chat_mode/_start_interactive_mode without persisting it. The agent
creation path reads these via self.args, so the flags were silently
dropped (Greptile P1). Persist the caller args at the start of both
entry points; run.py already set praison.args, so this is idempotent.
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Addresses reviewer feedback on PR #2400 (Issue #2393):
- whatsapp.py constructs HealthResult directly (not via _default_health),
so it omitted last_run_progress; an actively-streaming WhatsApp run with
active_runs>0 could still be classified STUCK and restarted mid-run
(Greptile P1). Now resolves it via _resolve_run_progress().
- StreamEventEmitter.emit/emit_async iterated _callbacks directly; the new
non-streamed progress callback is added from the event loop while the
agent emits from a worker thread, so concurrent add/remove could corrupt
iteration (CodeRabbit). Iterate over a list() snapshot.
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2401:
- Only refresh the cached/lock hash when the formatter exits 0, so partial
or corrupt output from a failed formatter is never adopted as the new
clean baseline (Greptile P1).
- Log non-zero formatter exits at debug level (CodeRabbit).
- Resolve project-local relative formatter commands (e.g.
./node_modules/.bin/prettier) relative to the edited file's dir
(Greptile P2).
- Run built-in prettier with --no-config --no-editorconfig so we never
execute repository-controlled config (CodeRabbit security).
- Make the missing-binary test deterministic via shutil.which stub and add
regression tests for hash refresh and failed-formatter baseline safety.
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- delivery.py: unwrap Bot wrapper to its adapter before dispatch so real
Telegram/Slack/Discord upload primitives are reached (Greptile P1); re-run
validate_media_delivery_path at the router boundary so direct callers cannot
bypass the denylist (CodeRabbit security).
- _outbound_messenger.py: stop re-captioning the first attachment with the
already-delivered body text to avoid duplicate text / caption-limit skips
(Greptile P2).
- _outbound_media.py: add credential-basename denylist (.env, id_rsa, .npmrc,
etc.) reachable from any directory (Greptile security); parse policy booleans
explicitly so quoted "false" disables uploads (CodeRabbit); preserve
@channelusername Telegram chat IDs instead of int()-casting (CodeRabbit);
inspect the send_media hook signature instead of swallowing TypeError
(CodeRabbit nit).
- tests: build missing-media path from tmp_path (S108), add coverage for
wrapper->adapter unwrap, basename denylist, quoted-bool parsing,
caption-less hook, and chat_id passthrough.
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- Replace shared _current_depth nonlocal with thread-local depth state so
concurrent/nested background subagents no longer corrupt each other's
max_depth budget (Greptile P1 / CodeRabbit). Parent depth is captured at
call time and restored on the worker thread.
- Catch worker/cancellation exceptions from get_result() in the wait=True
path of subagent_result and return the same clean failure dict the
non-blocking path returns, instead of re-raising (Greptile P2 / CodeRabbit).
- Add test for failed background job collection via wait=True.
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Address CodeRabbit review on PR #2397:
- current_epoch() now returns "" unless both boot_id and pid1_start are
present. A partial epoch (e.g. boot_id alone, unchanged across same-host
container restarts) could let a durable stale marker match a fresh
instance, breaking the restart-safe guarantee.
- DrainMarkerPolicy.drain_requested() now rejects markers with a non-string
action (e.g. {"action": 1}) instead of treating them as a drain request.
- Add regression test for the non-string action case.
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Prevents _find_project_config from walking to the filesystem root and
picking up unrelated ancestor configs (e.g. ~/.praison.json) in non-git
directory trees. Reuses the _MAX_WALK_UP_DEPTH=10 cap pattern from
integration/context_files.py for consistency. Adds a regression test.
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Wire the existing agent-control surface into the primary terminal commands:
- `praisonai code` gains `--agent/-a` (named profile with tools + permission/
mode scope) and `--thinking` (reasoning effort), mirroring `run` and `bot`.
- `praisonai run` gains `--thinking`, applied across the direct-prompt,
actions-mode, and custom-agent paths.
- Add `thinking_to_budget()` in features/thinking.py mapping
off/minimal/low/medium/high to the canonical token budgets, reused by both
commands; unknown values fail closed (consistent with MODE_RULES validation).
- Reasoning effort is applied via the core `Agent.thinking_budget` setter
(post-construction) since the constructor does not accept it as a kwarg.
Defaults are unchanged when the flags are omitted.
`--agent` resolution reuses the existing custom_definitions loader and
approval/permission engine, so a profile defined once in
.praisonai/agents/<name>.md behaves identically across code, run, and the
Python Agent(...) constructor.
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Add an opt-in post-edit formatting pipeline to EditTools, symmetric to the
existing post-edit diagnostics hook. After a successful edit_file/apply_patch
the touched file is optionally run through a language-appropriate formatter
(ruff format/black/prettier/gofmt/rustfmt), then re-read. Default is "off" for
byte-for-byte backward compatibility; a missing or failing formatter never
turns a successful edit into a failure. Formatter map is configurable via the
new `formatters` param and exposed through create_edit_tools.
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Channel health's busy branch measured progress purely from inbound
transport activity, which never advances during a single agent turn. Any
run exceeding stuck_after (default 900s) was classified STUCK and the
channel restarted mid-run, dropping the in-flight turn.
Core: add HealthResult.last_run_progress and have evaluate_channel_health
use max(last_activity, last_run_progress) for the active-run branch, so a
run that is actively streaming/calling tools stays BUSY while a run that
emits nothing for stuck_after is still flagged STUCK.
Wrapper: BotSessionManager records note_run_progress() at run start, on
each streamed event, and on agent emitter events during non-streamed runs;
the protocol mixin surfaces it via last_run_progress in the health result.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Trigger release gate on Core Tests success (push to main), with midnight
cron as backstop. Add dedupe, superseded-SHA guard, and PyPI idempotent
skip. Use pypi-auto for ci/nightly patch releases; keep pypi for manual.
Stop swallowing Core Tests failures so green runs are trustworthy.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Wire the existing BackgroundJobManager into spawn_subagent so an agent can
launch a long-running subtask, keep working, and collect the result later.
- spawn_subagent gains background: bool = False (default unchanged/sync)
- background=True enqueues on background.job_manager and returns a job_id
- new subagent_result(job_id, wait=False) companion tool to poll/await
- depth, allowed_agents, tools, llm, and permission_mode scoping preserved
off the main thread
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The gateway's outbound binding silently dropped every media attachment, so an
agent could describe a generated file in text but never deliver it. Add real
outbound media delivery plus an exfiltration path guard.
- _outbound_media.py: validate_media_delivery_path() rejects credential/system
locations (/etc, ~/.ssh, ~/.aws, gateway secret/pairing dirs), resolves
symlinks first, enforces a size cap, and supports strict mode (allowlist
roots OR recent-mtime window); deliver_media_to_adapter() uploads via the
live adapter's native primitive (Telegram send_photo/send_document, Slack
files_upload_v2, Discord file send).
- DeliveryRouter.send_media(): resolve target + dispatch the upload.
- BotOutboundMessenger.send(): validate + upload each media path and report a
truthful delivered/skipped count instead of "media not attached".
- Core PlatformCapabilities.supports_media (protocol-only) for graceful
degradation.
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- _should_attempt_auth_refresh now uses the pure classify_error_kind
classifier instead of resolve_failover_decision, which mutates the idle
timeout circuit breaker. resolve_failover_decision is still called for
the same exception inside _handle_retry_exception, so the previous code
double-counted idle timeouts (Greptile P1).
- _handle_retry_exception now re-applies refreshed_creds (api_key/base_url/
headers) after _build_completion_params rebuilds kwargs, so the failed
attempt's stale credentials no longer clobber the freshly refreshed ones
(CodeRabbit Critical).
- Refresh-failure log now includes auth provider context and a remediation
hint (CodeRabbit Minor).
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Adds a pure, testable DrainMarkerPolicy and a current_epoch() instantiation
helper beside ScaleToZeroPolicy/DrainTimeoutPolicy in gateway/protocols.py.
The policy honours a current-epoch drain marker and ignores missing,
epoch-less, or foreign-epoch markers so a marker surviving a reboot on a
durable volume never wedges a fresh instance in "draining" forever.
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The flow integration code and `praisonai flow` CLI already shipped in the
wrapper and instructed users to run `pip install praisonai[flow]`, but the
[flow] extra was never declared in pyproject.toml. Add it with langflow +
requests so the documented install command works.
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HierarchicalConfig._find_project_config previously only checked the literal
working directory, so running the CLI from a subfolder lost the project's
.praison.json/praison.json living at the project root. Session scoping already
walks up to the git root (cli/utils/project.py), making config discovery
inconsistent with session discovery.
Add an opt-out `walk_up` flag (default True) that walks parent directories
until a config file is found, stopping at the git-root boundary so config never
leaks across unrelated projects. Nearest config wins. Backward compatible.
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The shared _handle_retry_exception performed the blocking credential
refresh (_refresh_subscription_creds -> provider.refresh network I/O)
inline, which blocked the event loop when called from
_call_with_retry_async. Split the blocking refresh out of the I/O-free
decision helper: the sync loop refreshes inline, the async loop offloads
via asyncio.to_thread, and both pass the result into
_handle_retry_exception. Behaviour is otherwise unchanged.
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Use the existing async execute_callback dispatcher in _call_with_retry_async
instead of execute_sync_callback. This runs sync callbacks in a thread executor
(never blocking the event loop) and also fires async-registered 'retry'
callbacks, which were previously skipped on the async path.
Addresses Greptile P1 and CodeRabbit major review findings.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Addresses valid reviewer findings (CodeRabbit) now centralized in the shared
_handle_retry_exception helper so both sync and async paths benefit:
- Return immediately after a successful subscription credential refresh so the
refreshed profile is not subsequently marked failed and its fresh creds are
not overwritten by the rotate_profile branch.
- Set can_retry=False when rotate_profile has no alternate profile available,
avoiding wasted retries against the same failing profile.
- Add focused BLE001 noqa with rationale for the non-fatal refresh catch.
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The relocated test_db_integration.py returned booleans for pass/fail.
Now under the pytest-collected tests/ tree, pytest ignores return values,
so failing checks were silently reported as passing (Greptile P1).
Convert all checks to assert statements and update the __main__ script
runner to catch AssertionError, preserving script-style execution.
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Extract the shared, I/O-free retry/failover decision logic from
_call_with_retry and _call_with_retry_async into a single private helper
_handle_retry_exception. Each method keeps only its own await/sleep tail.
This removes ~95 lines of duplicated failover/error-handling logic that had
already drifted: the async path was missing the 'retry' callback the sync
path emits. The async path now fires execute_sync_callback('retry', ...),
closing the behavioural gap. All failover/retry policy and branches are
preserved verbatim.
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email.py and agentmail.py read account via self._config.get("account", ...),
but _config is never assigned (config lives on self.config) and BotConfig is a
dataclass with no .get(). This raised AttributeError on every inbound message.
Aligns both adapters with the proven getattr(self.config, "account", "default")
pattern already used by the other five adapters.
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Slack/Discord /new handlers (and pre-existing chat paths) read account via
self._config.get("account", ...), but these bots store config on self.config
and BotConfig is a dataclass with no .get() — a guaranteed AttributeError that
left the shared per_chat transcript active. Switch all three adapters to
getattr(self.config, "account", "default"), matching whatsapp's working
pattern, and add a regression test for the BotConfig account contract.
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chat() keys the shared per_chat session under the gateway account
({platform}:acct:{account}:chat:...), but the /new reset handlers in
telegram/slack/discord omitted account, so on a non-default account a
group reset computed the :acct:default: key and missed the live shared
session. Forward config["account"] into reset() in all three handlers
and add a test asserting a mismatched account is a no-op while the
matching account clears the shared transcript.
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Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2377:
- CodeRabbit: include `account` in the shared per_chat storage key so two
gateway accounts on the same platform reusing a chat/thread id never collide.
- CodeRabbit: don't treat a missing chat_type as per_chat — _storage_key now
derives chat_type from chat_id via detect_chat_type so a DM reset(chat_id=...)
resolves to the sender key, not a shared key.
- Greptile: thread the chat route into /new reset() in telegram/slack/discord
so a group reset clears the shared per_chat session.
Adds tests for account namespacing, chat_id-only reset, and DM reset safety.
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Group/channel chats can now route to a single shared session keyed by
(platform, chat_id, thread_id) so the agent follows one coherent
multi-party transcript, with each turn prefixed by the sender for
attribution. Defaults remain per_user (DMs always stay per_user), so
the change is fully backward compatible.
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
The cooldown bypass used finalClaudeCompletedOnSha which only checks the
FINAL trigger comment is present and not stale — not that Claude actually
finished and posted a verdict. This let the gate skip the 35-min cooldown
before the FINAL run was even visible. Switch to findMergeGateVerdict so the
cooldown is only skipped once a real MERGE_GATE_VERDICT exists on HEAD.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- Remove redundant post-push buffer (CI green on HEAD is the gate)
- MAX_CANDIDATES=1 to avoid parallel merge race on main
- Retry merge up to 3x when base branch was modified
- Pipeline status sync dispatches merge gate for oldest merge-ready PR
- Align pipeline sync cron to every 10 minutes
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Replace 4x-daily schedule with */10 cron so merge-ready PRs are picked up
within ~10 minutes. Do not block on 35min @claude cooldown once FINAL
review is complete on current HEAD. Disable cancel-in-progress so assess
jobs are not aborted by the next scan.
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The websocket session drain in start_with_config received the full
drain_timeout again after stop_channels already consumed up to that
window, so total shutdown could reach 2 * drain_timeout. Track elapsed
across both phases and pass only the remaining budget to the websocket
session drain.
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- DrainTimeoutPolicy rejects non-finite (nan/inf) and non-numeric timeouts
- BotOS coerces YAML/env drain_timeout strings to float (_coerce_drain_timeout)
- drain() caps each sleep to remaining budget for fractional timeouts
- stop_channels() bounds TOTAL drain to drain_timeout across N bots
- server coerces drain_timeout_cfg once (string -> float, finite)
- CLI Ctrl-C preserves opt-in/disable semantics (no forced 10s)
- test import guard narrowed to ImportError
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Add a bounded, opt-in graceful-drain phase so SIGTERM/SIGINT (rolling
deploy, auto-update, host restart) no longer hard-cancels live agent
turns. Default off — preserves today's immediate-cancel behaviour.
Core (praisonaiagents): new lightweight, testable decision contract
DrainDecision / GatewayDrainPolicyProtocol with a config-driven
DrainTimeoutPolicy, mirroring the existing IdleDecision/idle-policy.
Wrapper (praisonai): BotOS gains a drain(timeout) coroutine that
quiesces ingress (accepting flag), polls _running_turns to zero up to a
deadline, flushes the outbox when supported, and returns the abandoned
turn count; stop() runs the drain first when a drain_timeout is set.
The gateway server drains channel bots + websocket sessions on shutdown
when gateway.drain_timeout is configured.
3-way surface: CLI `--drain-timeout`, YAML `gateway.drain_timeout`, and
Python `BotOS(drain_timeout=...)`.
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Addresses reviewer findings (Greptile P1/P2, CodeRabbit Major/Minor):
- resolve_durable_store_dir() now scopes the canonical store by platform
(state/<platform>/) so bots on different platforms under the same
PRAISONAI_HOME no longer share one journal/DLQ. This prevents a DLQ
replay from consuming another platform's failed inbound events and
avoids dedup-tuple collisions across platforms.
- Sanitise platform into a filesystem-safe subdir.
- Drop the "Path" forward-ref annotation that Ruff flagged as F821.
- Tighten tests to assert exact journal/DLQ paths (override + default)
and per-platform isolation.
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The core send_message tool resolved an OutboundMessengerProtocol from
per-turn context but no concrete messenger was ever registered, so it
always returned "no gateway available". This adds the missing wrapper
binding:
- BotOutboundMessenger binds the gateway DeliveryRouter to the core
protocol, fulfilling send()/list_targets() by resolving symbolic
targets and dispatching through the live bot adapter.
- BotSessionManager registers/clears the messenger per agent turn,
scoped to the turn's origin, alongside existing session context.
- BotOS/Bot propagate the DeliveryRouter into each adapter's session
(lazy-built adapters spliced in Bot._build_adapter).
Additive and backward-compatible: with no router, behaviour is
unchanged.
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Wire the inbound journal (dedup + crash replay) and inbound DLQ by default
in build_session_manager, which every shipped adapter already calls, so a
gateway bot started via onboard/bot.yaml/Python survives crashes and webhook
redeliveries without losing or double-processing messages. All durable
components share one canonical per-agent SQLite store under ~/.praisonai/state/.
Adds a delivery.durable flag (default on) and delivery.store override to the
config schema. Backward compatible: durability falls back to in-memory if it
cannot be initialised, and can be disabled via delivery.durable: false.
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Addresses two Greptile P1 findings on the multimodal tool-output path:
- Message ordering: split format_tool_result_messages into
build_tool_result_message_pair returning (tool_message, followup_user_message)
so callers append all tool replies for an assistant turn consecutively and
flush media-bearing user messages only after the batch (provider contract).
Applied to llm.py (sync+async), openai_client.py (sync/async/stream), and
chat_mixin.py streaming history.
- Security/fencing: external/untrusted tool text parts are now wrapped with the
existing prompt-injection fence (wrap_if_external) via function_name, so
injected text cannot reach the model as unfenced user content.
Adds 5 regression tests (ordering + external/trusted fencing). All 23 pass.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Address reviewer findings on PR #2369:
- Add apply_patch & edit_file to DEFAULT_DANGEROUS_TOOLS so they are
gated by default instead of running ungated.
- Consult the approval registry's is_required()/get_risk_level() in the
backend approval path so plugin/startup-registered requirements are
no longer skipped when an interactive ConsoleBackend is attached.
- Clear stale PRAISONAI_TOOL_SAFETY=off in `praisonai code` safe branch
so a prior --no-safe run cannot leave later safe-default agents
unguarded in the same process.
- Add regression tests for all three.
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- credentials.py: do not surface expired OAuth token after refresh failure
(return None so callers re-authenticate instead of injecting stale bearer)
- llm/credentials.py: stop leaking OAuth internals (refresh_token, token_url,
client_id) through the resolver boundary; rely solely on refreshed token for
OAuth env injection
- oauth.py: start a short-lived local HTTP callback server for the auth-code +
PKCE flow so wait_for_callback can unblock; graceful error when optional
'requests' is missing
- auth.py: emit a single JSON document on OAuth login, reject invalid --method
values, include expires_at in all-provider status, and validate OAuth with a
freshly-refreshed token
- tests: add coverage for refresh-failure -> None, no-secret-leak lookup, and
the callback server forwarding (state, code)
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When stream=None and the streaming-first attempt succeeded, _chat_completion
returned before post-call budget accounting. Cumulative max_budget enforcement
never advanced _total_cost, so agents could exceed their configured ceiling.
Fall through to the shared post-call budget/trace/hook path instead of
returning early, and add regression tests for the streaming auto-detect path.
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Safe-by-default: when an agent runs with no explicit approval kwarg
(approval=None) on an interactive TTY, dangerous built-in tools (shell
exec, file writes, etc.) are now routed through an interactive approval
prompt instead of running unguarded or being silently hard-denied.
- Core (agent.py): add Agent._is_interactive_session() TTY check and,
in the approval=None branch, default-attach the core ConsoleBackend
when interactive so dangerous tools reach the backend (ask). Non-
interactive (pipe/CI) keeps the existing deny-by-default preset.
Bypass remains PRAISONAI_TOOL_SAFETY=off / approval="bypass";
explicit approval=False keeps deny-by-default without prompting.
- Wrapper (code.py): flip --safe default to ON, add --no-safe and
--dangerously-skip-approval bypass (the latter also exports
PRAISONAI_TOOL_SAFETY=off so the core ask path is skipped).
- Tests: cover interactive ask, non-interactive deny, env bypass,
explicit approval=False, and read-only tools staying ungated.
Read-only built-in tools remain ungated. Fully backward compatible:
explicit --approval/permissions are unchanged; only the default for
dangerous tools flips from run/deny to ask when interactive.
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Add a structured, opt-in multimodal tool-result contract so tools (screenshot,
chart renderer, PDF rasteriser, MCP image tools) can hand images/files back to
the model as model-visible message parts instead of degrading to text.
- tools/base.py: add ToolResult.content + is_multimodal, and
multimodal_content/text_part/image_part/file_part helpers.
- agent/tool_execution.py: add format_tool_result_messages() which detects
multimodal results (ToolResult.content, bare part lists, single part dicts,
MCP image blocks), reuses data-URI/image_url encoding, bounds image size, and
emits a tool message + follow-up user message with image_url parts. Skip
trust-wrap/truncation for multimodal results.
- llm.py & openai_client.py: route tool results through the multimodal-aware
formatter; plain text/JSON tool returns are unchanged (no regression).
- chat_mixin.py streaming path made multimodal-aware.
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The prior delegate-forwarding approach only overrode 4 protocol methods, but
HostedAgent inherits ~25 more members from AnthropicManagedAgent (_execute_sync,
update_agent, interrupt, retrieve_session, list_sessions, archive_*,
session_id/managed_session_id properties, vaults, ...). Those resolve on the
wrapper before __getattr__, so a delegated foreign backend still ran them against
uninitialised Anthropic state (Greptile P1).
Use __new__ to return the resolved backend instance directly for non-Anthropic
providers. Python skips __init__ when __new__ returns a non-cls instance, so the
caller gets the real backend and no inherited member can shadow it. Anthropic and
its subclasses still initialise in-place as HostedAgent via super().__init__.
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- Bind lazy availability flags in parse_args/handle_direct_prompt/
create_gradio_interface so bare-name reads no longer NameError when these
are reached without main() (e.g. `praison run`, library callers, tests).
- Widen ToolSource.lookup() return type to include _ResolveResult and add a
TYPE_CHECKING import for ToolRegistry so annotations type-check cleanly.
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- _media.py: add resolve_max_inbound_media_bytes() so an operator-set
max_inbound_media_bytes (incl. 0 to disable) carried via config.metadata
actually reaches the runtime adapters (core BotConfig has no such field).
- telegram.py / whatsapp.py: resolve the cap via the shared helper instead
of getattr on a field BotConfig never carries.
- telegram.py: for unknown-size inbound media, stream to disk via
download_to_drive() so the path-based cap rejects oversized files before
buffering them in RAM.
- _session.py: forward attachments to agents whose chat() accepts **kwargs,
matching the streaming astart() path (no longer silently dropped for
wrapper agents).
- tests: resolver override/disable, kwargs-wrapper attachment forwarding.
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Address reviewer (Greptile) findings on PR #2363:
- HostedAgent: foreign (non-AnthropicManagedAgent) backends now have their
ManagedBackendProtocol surface (execute/stream/reset_session/reset_all) and
arbitrary attribute access forwarded to the delegate, so inherited methods
never run against uninitialised state. Backend resolution uses an
issubclass() check so AnthropicManagedAgent subclasses are initialised
in-place via super().__init__ instead of taking the delegate path.
- ToolResolver: a source that raises during lookup now marks the negative
result non-cacheable, so a transient import/registry failure no longer
hardens into a persistent cached miss.
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The web-mode message path used self._config.get("account", ...), but
self._config is never assigned (only self.config exists) and BotConfig
is a dataclass without a .get() method, so the call raised AttributeError
before any agent turn. Align with the cloud media path's pattern.
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- whatsapp: use self.config (was undefined self._config) so media-bearing
messages reach the agent (CRITICAL)
- telegram/whatsapp: default media cap to DEFAULT_MAX_INBOUND_MEDIA_BYTES so
inbound media is enabled by default (core BotConfig lacks the field)
- _session: gate streaming astart() attachments on signature for backward compat
- _media: disambiguate RIFF families (WEBP/AVI/WAVE) via offset-8 tag; revalidate
redirect targets against the SSRF guard
- _config_schema: reject negative max_inbound_media_bytes (ge=0)
- telegram/whatsapp: clean up cached temp files after each turn
- whatsapp: check Graph metadata HTTP status and enforce a bounded download
- telegram: short-circuit oversized files via file_size; route native videos
- tests: RIFF disambiguation + negative-limit rejection
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WhatsApp's custom health() omitted last_activity/active_runs and Linear's
webhook path bypassed fire_message_received, so both adapters could not feed
the new passive inbound-liveness signal to the health evaluator (Greptile P1s):
- _active_run_count() now resolves the session from _session OR _session_mgr,
so adapters using _session_mgr (WhatsApp/Linear) report in-flight runs DRY-ly.
- WhatsApp.health() surfaces last_activity (seeded from start time) and
active_runs, so a reachable-but-deaf receive path is subject to the
stale-socket check instead of being HEALTHY forever.
- LinearBot._handle_agent_message() refreshes inbound liveness via _note_inbound().
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resolve_default_model() now only persists user-chosen models (explicit
--model and MODEL_NAME/OPENAI_MODEL_NAME env overrides). Provider-inferred
defaults and the gpt-4o-mini fallback are no longer written to the recency
store, so a later run re-evaluates credentials when the user's available
providers change instead of locking in a stale inferred default.
Addresses Greptile P1 "Stale Recent Model Wins" and CodeRabbit's matching
major finding. Also updates the docstring precedence to include the
MODEL_NAME/OPENAI_MODEL_NAME env step.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Address reviewer findings on PR #2359:
- CodeRabbit (Major): the late rewrite in parse_args() turned any non-.yaml
positional into args.direct_prompt, so .yml paths and existing non-YAML files
were misclassified before main() could preserve them. parse_args() now keeps
existing files and .yaml/.yml paths as args.command.
- Greptile (P1): case-sensitive YAML suffix check let uppercase .YAML/.YML fall
through to a one-shot run. Both sites now use a case-insensitive check.
- CodeRabbit (nitpick): added tests that drive the real parse_args() path
(bare prompt, uppercase .YAML, .yml, existing file) instead of mocking it.
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Address reviewer findings (Greptile P1s, CodeRabbit) on PR #2360:
- protocols.py: a busy run with no inbound timestamp no longer stays BUSY
(non-recoverable) forever; falls back to uptime so STUCK can fire.
- _protocol_mixin.py: seed last_activity from start time so a reachable-but-deaf
channel is still subject to the stale-socket check instead of HEALTHY forever.
- health_monitor.py: parse numeric thresholds defensively (unresolved env
placeholders / empty / non-numeric fall back to defaults; clamp to lower bound
so negative stuck_after can't restart healthy long-running turns).
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- Per-stream adaptive interval (_current_min_interval) instead of mutating
shared StreamingConfig, so a flood in one stream cannot slow others
(Greptile P1 / CodeRabbit Major).
- finalize() now always edits the placeholder first (avoiding a stale
"Thinking..." draft) and falls back to a fresh send so the completed
answer is always delivered, even when progressive edits were disabled
(Greptile P1 x2).
- Sync StreamingConfigSchema with the new flood-control/reasoning fields
(CodeRabbit Major).
- Pass platform="telegram" at the production telegram callsite so
Telegram-specific recoverable errors are classified (Greptile P2).
- Annotate intentional broad adapter-boundary catches with noqa BLE001.
- Add tests for cross-stream isolation, placeholder reuse, and edit-fail
fallback.
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Three wrapper-layer extensibility gaps:
1. Framework auto-selection is now centralised on FrameworkAdapterRegistry
via pick_default(), so entry-point adapters can participate in default
selection. _entrypoint.run()/arun() delegate to it instead of a
copy-pasted hardcoded probe tuple. cli/main.py resolves the optional-dep
availability flags lazily so plain import (e.g. --help) no longer walks
the meta-path with find_spec() for every optional dependency.
2. ToolResolver now honours the sources= extension point: the default
resolution chain is built as an ordered list of ToolSource objects and
resolve() walks self._sources. Passing a registry auto-wires cache
invalidation (registry.set_resolver) so register_function() no longer
leaves stale caches silently.
3. HostedAgent provider->backend resolution is delegated to a new
ManagedBackendRegistry (praisonai.managed_backends entry-point group),
so third-party managed runtimes can be added without editing
hosted_agent.py. Existing anthropic-only ValueError semantics and
LocalAgent provider= DeprecationWarning are preserved for backward
compatibility.
All changes are local to the wrapper and backward-compatible.
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Gateway bot adapters dropped user-sent photos/documents/video instead of
passing them to the core Agent's existing vision support. WhatsApp even
substituted literal placeholder strings.
- Add shared praisonai.bots._media.cache_inbound_media() helper with
size cap, magic-byte content-type validation, and SSRF-safe URL fetch.
- Thread an `attachments` parameter through BotSessionManager.chat() to
agent.chat(prompt, attachments=...) (skipped when the agent's chat()
doesn't support it).
- Add max_inbound_media_bytes to the bot config schema (3-way surface).
- WhatsApp: download media by id (Graph API) and forward instead of
emitting "[Image received]" placeholders.
- Telegram: register a PHOTO/Document handler and download+validate
inbound media via the shared helper.
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A bare positional argument that is not an existing file, not a
.yaml/.yml path, and not a known subcommand is now routed to
handle_direct_prompt so `praisonai "summarise this folder"` Just Works
instead of failing with "File not found". Existing agent-file and
subcommand behaviour is preserved.
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Channel health previously relied almost entirely on an active outbound probe
(e.g. Telegram getMe), so a reachable-but-deaf channel was reported HEALTHY
forever and the BUSY/STUCK health reasons were never produced.
- core: evaluate_channel_health now takes stuck_after_seconds and inspects
HealthResult.active_runs — busy channels return BUSY (non-recoverable, never
restarted mid-run), busy-with-no-progress beyond stuck_after returns STUCK,
and idle channels with stale inbound activity return STALE_SOCKET.
- core: add HealthResult.active_runs field (in-flight agent turns).
- wrapper: MessageHookMixin refreshes a _last_inbound_activity timestamp on
every inbound message and _default_health reports last_activity + active_runs,
so all adapters gain passive inbound liveness DRY-ly.
- wrapper: HealthMonitorConfig gains a stuck_after threshold (Python/YAML/CLI)
wired into the monitor's evaluate call.
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Core (praisonaiagents): Agent._get_default_model() now resolves a
provider-appropriate default from present credentials (OPENAI_MODEL_NAME >
first provider whose key is set > gpt-4o-mini) instead of always falling
back to gpt-4o-mini.
Wrapper (praisonai): new model_resolver with recency store under
~/.praison/state/model.json and a one-line first-run notice; chat.py now
resolves explicit > recent > provider-aware default.
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
Surfaces the existing load_context_files() loader in the unified CLI
interactive runtime so chat/run/code/tui agents auto-discover project
context (AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md) via walk-up, bounded by a token budget and
opt-out via --no-context / PRAISON_NO_CONTEXT. Also fixes host_app to
walk-up auto-discover when no explicit context paths are given.
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
DraftStreamer now handles edit failures gracefully: recoverable
flood/429/transient errors widen the edit interval (capped) and, after
N consecutive failures, disable progressive edits and deliver the
completed answer as a single final send. <think>/<reasoning> spans are
stripped from streamed and final output so internal reasoning never
leaks to users. Reuses is_recoverable_error from _resilience.py.
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Addresses Greptile P2: async truncation was emitting the sync
[tool-truncation] log tag after delegation. Add an optional
log_tag param to the sync helper so the async wrapper can pass
"tool-truncation-async", restoring the diagnostic distinction
without re-introducing sync/async drift.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Remove four dead private methods with zero callers across praisonaiagents/
and tests/:
- execution_mixin.py: _safe_sleep_async (sync _safe_sleep is the live path)
- unified_execution_mixin.py: _resolve_cli_backend_at_turn_time (placeholder)
- chat_mixin.py: _finalize_unified_achat_response (never invoked)
- chat_mixin.py: _process_stream_response (only an unrelated OpenAIClient test)
Pure dead-code cleanup; no behaviour or public API change.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- Reorder resolvePrNumberFromWorkflowRun to check linked PRs before head
branch (Gemini): more accurate and avoids a pulls.list call
- Drop unreachable base.repo.name fallback in isInternalPullRequestLink
(CodeRabbit): bare repo name can never match owner/repo
- Paginate labels and tolerate 422 in ensurePipelineLabels (Gemini/CodeRabbit)
- Skip full pagination when maxPrs <= 100 in syncOpenPullRequests (Gemini)
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
The async tool-truncation method was a byte-identical copy of the sync
version with no await points. Make it a thin delegate to eliminate ~28
duplicated lines and remove sync/async drift risk.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Address Greptile P1 findings: the preflight gate could disagree with what
AutoGenerator actually does at runtime, so a user could pass the guard and
still hit a raw provider auth error.
- Inject stored credentials into env before gating so keys saved via
`praisonai setup` reach the env-only AutoGenerator resolver.
- Gate on the exact runtime model (MODEL_NAME / OPENAI_MODEL_NAME) so a stale
OpenAI override with only a non-OpenAI key is caught with guidance instead
of failing later.
- Add regression tests: stored-credential injection, runtime model override
gating, and the real PraisonAI.main() --init early-return path asserting the
generator is never constructed.
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- Implement functional HTTP-Streaming transport in Python and TypeScript
- Fix ClientSession initialization with proper read/write parameters
- Fix event loop handling and remove unused imports
- Improve error handling and initialization synchronization
- Both transports now use message queues to prevent runtime errors
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- Remove unused imports (json, List, get_session_from_context)
- Fix event loop handling to avoid conflicts with existing loops
- Add TypeScript interface for tool definitions instead of using any
- Update receive methods to return placeholder instead of throwing errors
- Simplify transport detection logic by removing unnecessary elif
- Add finally block to ensure init_done.set() is always called
These changes maintain backward compatibility while fixing the critical
runtime issues identified in the code review.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- Add HTTP-Streaming transport module for Python MCP implementation
- Update main MCP module to support transport selection (auto, sse, http-streaming)
- Add TypeScript HTTP-Streaming transport implementation
- Create unified MCP class for TypeScript with transport selection
- Maintain full backward compatibility for existing code
- Auto-detect transport based on URL patterns (/sse uses SSE, others use HTTP-streaming)
- Add example demonstrating transport selection usage
Fixes#722
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- Fix TypeError in builtin.py: pop prompt/messages from kwargs to avoid duplicate argument error
- Fix async/sync mismatch: use aexecute() instead of execute() in async context
- Fix Python 3.8/3.9 compatibility: handle TypeError when entry_points() doesn't accept group parameter
- Fix priority docstring: clarify that lower numbers = higher priority with correct example
- Implement lazy loading for entry points: defer module loading until runtime is resolved
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- Add AgentRuntimeProtocol with supports() and selection_priority() methods
- Implement auto resolution logic in runtime/resolve.py with priority-based selection
- Add runtime registry with entry point discovery for plugin harnesses
- Include built-in praisonai runtime as default fallback
- Add comprehensive unit tests for auto selection behavior
- Export runtime functionality through core SDK __init__.py
Supports:
- Auto mode selects highest-priority supporting runtime
- Explicit runtime selection by ID
- Entry point registration via 'praisonai.runtimes' group
- Tie-breaking by priority and fallback to praisonai default
- Lazy loading of plugin dependencies on selection only
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- Move pr_number workflow_dispatch input into env var, read via process.env (CodeRabbit Major/Security: template-injection)
- Set persist-credentials: false on checkout in bot-pr-recovery.yml and auto-pr-comment.yml (zizmor artipacked)
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Non-programmer users running `praisonai --init` with no API key (or a
non-OpenAI key for the OpenAI-default model) previously got a raw stack
trace, reinforcing the impression that PraisonAI is OpenAI-only. Add a
pre-flight credential check that emits an actionable message pointing at
the existing interactive `praisonai setup` wizard (no shell `export`
needed) and lists supported providers.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Add shared bot-pr-review-chain helper, post-create kick in claude.yml via
GH_TOKEN PAT, idempotent bot-pr-trigger-reviews, and a 15-min recovery scanner.
Fixes#2251
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Clear the 12h merge-conflict cooldown once Claude posts rebase complete and
FINAL review is current on HEAD. Use repository_dispatch instead of
createWorkflowDispatch so event-driven assess runs reliably with GH_TOKEN.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
Over-cap reply values were truncated to a UTF-8 prefix, so two long choices
sharing a prefix collapsed to the same callback payload and the agent received
a value it never authored. Encode over-cap values as a collision-resistant
hash marked with `#` (reply:#<digest>); make_reply_handler detects the marker
and declines to route a lossy value into the next turn instead of feeding a
corrupted/colliding input. Adds collision + handler-decline tests.
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2308 (greptile, CodeRabbit):
- interactive.py: encode_action treats only None (not "") as missing so
PresentationAction.reply("") keeps the reserved reply: prefix.
- presentation.py: _encode_reply_callback / _encode_select_callback measure
the callback cap in UTF-8 bytes (not chars); long reply values are truncated
to a routable value prefix instead of an unrecoverable opaque digest.
- _session.py: chat() always normalises to plain text (never leaks AgentReply)
and clears any stale presentation on a later plain-text turn.
- tests: byte-cap + non-ASCII + empty-string reply coverage.
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- _approval_store: refuse to overwrite an active pending row with a
different request on a reused approval_id (idempotent only when identical);
switch the insert to plain INSERT since the no-existing-row path is the only
one that reaches it. Prevents a reused id from hijacking the active prompt's
timestamp/expiry window.
- _presentation_approval: _record_decision now returns the store's resolve()
result; handle_approval_command treats a rehydrated approval's durable row as
the source of truth and returns False (not handled) for a stale tap on an
already expired/resolved row, leaving state and audit trail intact.
Addresses Greptile P1 findings: "Duplicate pending ids replace" and
"Stale taps look handled".
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Adds the core agent-facing seam so an agent (or hook) can return a
MessagePresentation/AgentReply as a normal reply, plus a typed reply
action that routes a button/select click back into the next agent turn.
Core (praisonaiagents.bots):
- ActionType.REPLY + PresentationAction.reply()/.callback()/.command()/.open_url()
- PresentationBlock.quick_replies() shortcut for reply buttons
- reply->callback degradation in adapt_presentation (reply:<value>, length-capped)
so existing per-channel renderers carry the payload unchanged
- AgentReply contract + extract_presentation() emit seam (str | MessagePresentation
| AgentReply | dict -> (text, presentation)); fully backward compatible
- make_reply_handler() + REPLY_NAMESPACE for the typed inbound route
- encode_action handles REPLY
Wrapper (praisonai.bots):
- _session.chat() captures an agent-emitted presentation (keeps str return);
new pop_last_presentation() lets adapters render via existing renderers
- chat_with_run_control surfaces presentation in metadata
- fix latent PresentationBlock.text/.context calls in _presentation_approval
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After a major version upgrade, an old live runtime could not be reused by
run/attach (compat gate skips it) yet `daemon start` still reported it as
"already running" and exited 0, stranding the user with an orphan they could
not talk to. daemon start now detects a version-mismatched live runtime and
exits with a clear error directing the user to `daemon stop` first, keeping
the read-only descriptor getter free of process-killing side effects.
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
- bots/_session.py: restore the task-local correlation id before the
duplicate-message early return so it never leaks into the next turn
reusing the same task (flagged by CodeRabbit + Greptile).
- gateway/server.py: gate GET /metrics behind _check_auth like /info so
channel names and message-flow volumes are not exposed to unauthenticated
clients on externally bound gateways (flagged by Greptile + CodeRabbit).
Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
Mint a stable correlation id at ingress (adopting the platform message_id
or a fresh uuid) and thread it through ingress -> session -> agent run via a
contextvar so every hop logs one joinable id. Add a dependency-free
GatewayMetrics registry exposed at GET /metrics in Prometheus text format with
inbound/dispatched/outbound counters and live gauges (outbox depth, active
sessions, channel recoveries).
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The warm runtime reused cached Agent instances across /run calls without
clearing chat_history, so prior prompts leaked into subsequent invocations.
Clear in-memory history after each successful run while keeping the warm
agent for client cold-start savings.
Default praisonai run auto-saves sessions, but the warm fast-path returned
before persistence logic ran. Only attach the warm runtime when --no-save is
set, until session wiring is added to the warm path.
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Addresses reviewer feedback on PR #2324:
- URL-encode session id in RuntimeClient.attach and URL-decode it in the SSE
server route (+ strip query string) so ids with reserved chars round-trip.
- attach command now requires a compatible runtime (require_compatible=True),
matching the run path's gate.
- Reject --attach on file/profile/custom-agent/custom-command runs so users
don't get a silently event-less session.
- Normalize mid-stream disconnects in the attach client as RuntimeUnavailable.
- Add an end-to-end test for a reserved-char session id round-trip.
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Assembles the existing warm-runtime building blocks into a managed
local-server lifecycle for the CLI:
- Version-compat handshake: RuntimeDescriptor carries a `version`; the
server writes it (and advertises it on /healthz), the client/run path
verifies it via `is_compatible()` / `get_runtime_descriptor(require_compatible=True)`
so a stale (major-mismatched) runtime is not silently attached to.
- Live session attach: server-side SessionEventHub fans out per-session
run.start/run.result/run.error events over an SSE endpoint
(/sessions/{id}/events); RuntimeClient.attach() streams them and a new
`praisonai attach <session-id>` command renders them in another terminal.
- `praisonai run --attach <id>` tags a warm-runtime run with a session id
so multiple terminals can observe one active session.
- `daemon status` now reports the runtime version and compatibility.
Strictly opt-in and backward-compatible: default in-process behaviour is
unchanged; older descriptors without a version are treated as incompatible.
Wrapper-layer only (process-lifecycle/transport), no core changes.
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2329:
- Use full uuid4 hex for auto-generated approval_id (no 8-char truncation)
- _sync_persist refuses to clobber a resolved/expired row (preserve audit)
- resolve() returns bool and only reports success when a pending row matched
- Add explicit 'expired' terminal state via decision.metadata['terminal'];
timeouts and undelivered approvals now audited as expired, not denied
- Rename store contract load_pending -> list_pending (SDK naming), keep alias
- request_approval forwards agent_name/session_id into the persisted request
- Send-failure now fails fast and clears the durable row instead of hanging
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Add a persistence/re-hydration seam to the approval contract so pending
human-in-the-loop approvals are no longer lost on gateway/bot restart.
Core (praisonaiagents):
- ApprovalRequest gains a stable, auto-generated `approval_id` correlation
id that survives a restart and matches an inbound channel callback.
- New `ApprovalStoreProtocol` (persist / load_pending / resolve) lets any
backend and any channel interoperate.
Wrapper (praisonai):
- New SQLite-backed `ApprovalStore` modeled on `_outbox.py` (stdlib sqlite3,
thread-safe, TTL-bounded, durable audit trail).
- `PresentationApprovalHandler` accepts an optional store: persists pending
approvals, re-hydrates outstanding ones on startup via `rehydrate()`, and
records decisions durably. Late "Allow"/"Deny" taps after a restart still
resolve. In-memory remains the zero-dependency default when no store is set.
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FIFO oldest-ready scan with MAX_CANDIDATES 5, scope claude.yml blocking per PR,
auto-dispatch after Claude Assistant/Core Tests success, and merge-gate-ci-only
label to exempt workflow-only CI changes from sensitive-path blocks.
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- ALLOWED_MODELS set prevents arbitrary path injection via model param
- .get() on all response dict accesses with explicit error messages
- Agent/Tool instantiation moved inside __main__ guard to avoid
side effects on import (env var reads, network, PraisonAI init)
Closes the reviewer P1 "stale counters" bug: notify_inbound/turn_started
hooks were defined but not wired into every adapter, so _running_turns and
_last_inbound_ts could stay frozen while users were actively messaging,
letting the idle loop quiesce a busy gateway.
_run_idle_loop now calls _probe_activity(), which passively reads the
session-manager state every adapter already maintains (_active_runs for
in-flight turns, _last_active for last-inbound). No adapter changes needed;
explicit hooks still merge in as an override for non-session adapters.
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- Rename GatewayIdlePolicy protocol to GatewayIdlePolicyProtocol per repo
convention (SendPolicyProtocol/SendPolicy); keep backward-compat alias.
- Block dormancy when any enabled scheduled job exists, not only currently
due jobs, so post-timeout jobs are never lost via stopped transports.
- Supervise wake-restarted transport tasks and prune stale task handles.
- Document the activity-hook integration contract on notify_inbound.
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Add a pure, import-free GatewayIdlePolicy protocol + config-driven
ScaleToZeroPolicy in core (praisonaiagents) so the idle decision is
testable in isolation. Wire an opt-in idle_policy driver into BotOS
that quiesces transports (and an optional compute-host suspend hook)
only when no turn is in flight and no background work is pending, with
a wake() resume path reusing HookAction.WAKE semantics. Default off and
fully backward compatible.
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2331:
- mark_failed now refuses to overwrite terminal states (sent/permanent_failure),
preventing a stale drain from re-queueing an already-delivered message
(Greptile P1: "Sent Rows Become Failed").
- _claim_entry reclaims stale 'sending' rows, matching _get_pending_entries so
abandoned in-process claims are retried without a restart (CodeRabbit Major).
- drain only counts a reconciled entry as succeeded when mark_sent actually
commits; otherwise it falls through to a normal send (Greptile P1: "Reconciled
Claim Can Stay Sending").
- Tests assert failed == 0 (CodeRabbit Minor / Ruff RUF059).
- Document supports_idempotency_token as informational-only.
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A crash after a message is handed to the channel API but before its terminal
status is recorded left the outbox entry as 'sending'; on restart it was reset
to 'pending' and blindly re-sent, duplicating the channel message.
- core: add reconciles_unknown_send + supports_idempotency_token to
PlatformCapabilities (with dict round-trip) so adapters can declare whether
they can confirm a prior send landed.
- wrapper: recovered 'sending' entries now move to a new 'recovered' state on
restart and are reconciled (via an optional drain reconciler) before
re-dispatch; if the prior attempt already landed it is marked sent without
re-sending (effectively-once). Falls back to at-least-once when no reconciler.
- wrapper: DurableDelivery.drain_pending builds a reconciler from the adapter's
was_delivered() when it declares reconciles_unknown_send.
- fix latent durability bug: status-update writes (mark_sent/mark_failed/claim/
permanent_failure) now commit so terminal status survives restart.
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Give each gateway client a bounded outbound send queue drained by its own
task so one slow/stalled consumer can no longer head-of-line block the shared
broadcast loop or grow an unbounded backlog. Slow consumers are evicted with a
typed SLOW_CONSUMER close. Adds max_queued_frames config (CLI/YAML/Python),
advertises both buffer dimensions in the handshake policy, and a
GatewayCloseCode.SLOW_CONSUMER protocol code.
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2323:
- Greptile P1: an installed-but-not-yet-published LSP result no longer
suppresses the legacy checker. _collect() now returns None (fall back)
when no publishDiagnostics arrived within the budget, and [] only for a
genuine clean publish, so a syntax error is never reported as a false
all-clear in auto mode.
- CodeRabbit perf: a clean file returns promptly instead of sleeping the
full timeout by breaking once the URI appears in the client's published
diagnostics store (distinguishing "not reported yet" from "clean").
Adds two regression tests covering the unpublished->fallback and
published-clean->authoritative paths.
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- validate PRAISONAI_PROJECT override (existing dir only); invalid values
fall through to normal discovery instead of crashing or anchoring writes
- stop no-marker ancestor walk at cwd so unrelated parent .praison configs
are not picked up with higher precedence than user config
- align config dir with the detected marker (.praison/.praisonai) so a repo
using .praisonai reads/writes from the same directory it was detected by
- loader: keep explicit project_root pinned, but let the default path use
the cwd->root ancestor-chain merge in get_config_paths
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Wire the existing praisonaiagents/lsp client into the edit tool's post-edit
diagnostics hook. After a successful edit, EditTools now tries the LSP client
first (when a language server is installed for the edited file's language) and
falls back to the existing zero-config per-language checker otherwise.
- Lazy: the LSP client is only imported/spawned when diagnostics are enabled
and a server command is actually installed, so Python-only/silent runs pay
no startup cost and the `off` fast-path keeps zero overhead.
- Bounded: reuses the shared diagnostics character budget and timeout, so a
slow/missing server never blocks a successful edit.
- Backward-compatible: the pyflakes-style checker remains the default fallback.
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Add find_project_root() in cli/configuration/paths.py that ascends from cwd
to the nearest ancestor containing a project marker (.praison/.praisonai)
or a VCS root (.git), with a PRAISONAI_PROJECT env override. Thread the
resolved root through get_project_config_dir(), get_config_paths() (now
collecting configs along the ancestor chain, nearest-wins) and the
ConfigLoader.project_root default so the CLI behaves identically from any
sub-directory. Backward-compatible: from the project root the resolved root
equals cwd.
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- agents_generator.py: eagerly init the timeout-executor lock at module scope so
concurrent first-callers share one lock/executor (no first-use race); validate
PRAISONAI_TOOL_TIMEOUT_WORKERS and fall back to default 32 on bad/non-positive values.
- auto.py: _get_openai_client() now snapshots the client under the lock (mirrors the
async path), closing the sync shutdown-during-request race.
- auto.py: _atomic_write_text() preserves the existing file's permission bits so a
replaced shared/deployment-managed config does not become unreadable.
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- agents_generator.py: replace bare daemon threads in sync tool timeout with a
bounded, named ThreadPoolExecutor; log a warning on timeout and surface
background_work_may_continue in the payload; correct the misleading docstring.
- auto.py: add _atomic_write_text (temp file + fsync + os.replace) and use it for
convert_and_save and both _save_workflow write sites to prevent config data loss.
- auto.py: snapshot the async OpenAI client under the lock before await to close
the aclose()/in-flight-request race; capture-close-then-null in close()/aclose()
so a failed close can be retried.
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Removes any explicitly disallowed tools (Bash/Edit/Write/Replace) from the
default allow-list before building --allowedTools, so the merge gate's
read-only contract no longer relies on undefined CLI precedence between
--allowedTools and --disallowedTools (CodeRabbit major finding).
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Use the local claude-code-action (installs GitHub MCP), pass --model to the CLI,
inherit subagent model from Opus, and post a deterministic fallback verdict when
Claude cannot comment.
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Addresses reviewer feedback (Greptile P1): when max_tokens is unset the
pre-call guard previously reserved zero completion tokens, so a small prompt
with a large provider-default response could pass the check and then push
_total_cost over max_budget. _estimate_min_call_cost now falls back to a
conservative DEFAULT_OUTPUT_RESERVATION_TOKENS reservation whenever there is
prompt content but no explicit max_tokens, keeping the estimate a true
minimum. Documented that tool-schema tokens remain uncounted by design (the
reactive post-call accounting is the backstop).
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2313 (Greptile P1, CodeRabbit Major/Minor):
- add() now passes protect_id so a full capped store never evicts the
just-added entry and returns an unretrievable LearnEntry.
- prune() treats archival as mandatory: if the .archive.json sidecar write
fails, evicted entries are restored to the active store instead of being
silently lost.
- _touch() sets _was_updated so persisted telemetry is reflected in the
public update flag.
- Tests exercise the public retrieval path, add new-entry-retention and
archive-failure-restore coverage, and verify LearnManager.prune() itself.
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Estimate a call's minimum cost from known input tokens plus the configured
max_tokens output reservation and refuse to dispatch when it would breach
max_budget (on_budget_exceeded="stop"), preventing overshoot by a full LLM
call. Reactive post-call accounting is unchanged; warn/callable modes and
the unset-budget path keep their existing behaviour.
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Telegram threaded the per-route ToolPolicy end-to-end, but the
Discord/Slack injected routing handler only called set_agent() and
returned before the adapter's own _session.chat(), so an untrusted
Discord/Slack route still ran with the full toolset (Greptile P1).
BotSessionManager now exposes set_pending_tool_policy(); the injected
routing handler stages the resolved policy (keyed by agent identity)
right before the adapter's chat(), which consumes-and-clears it when no
explicit tool_policy was passed. Fail-closed: an absent explicit arg
inherits the staged scope; the staged policy is always popped so it
applies exactly once and never leaks to a later turn.
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Adds lifecycle governance to memory/learn stores so they stay healthy over
long-running/gateway-resident agents:
- LearnEntry gains use_count/last_used; search()/list_all() record access
- BaseStore gains max_entries/retention_days bounded retention with
least-used/oldest eviction and staleness deprecation
- Evicted entries are moved to a recoverable .archive.json sidecar
(never silent hard-delete)
- LearnConfig gains max_entries/retention_days; LearnManager.prune()
propagates limits and prunes across all stores
- Backward-compatible: unbounded by default (0 = no limits)
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Stream stdout via Popen with a non-blocking read loop, capping at
SHELL_SUBSTITUTION_MAX_BYTES while reading rather than after subprocess
completes, so a noisy command can no longer buffer unbounded output in
memory. Cap-triggered kills are treated as success-with-truncation.
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- create_mcp_from_server now enforces the same inline-eval rejection
(python -c, node -e, deno eval, bun -e) as the --mcp string path via a
shared _validate_mcp_executable helper, closing a config-driven RCE path.
- warn + omit headers for legacy /sse remote URLs since the SDK SSEMCPClient
cannot forward them (avoids silent auth-header drop).
- handle_direct_prompt reuses _build_mcp_tools for a single source of truth.
- add tests for inline-exec rejection and SSE header drop.
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- Run !`cmd` on the original template only and inline stdout via opaque
placeholders so untrusted $ARGUMENTS / @file content can never be
re-parsed and executed (injection guard).
- Add _coerce_bool so quoted false-like frontmatter values
(e.g. "false", "0", "no") fail closed instead of enabling shell.
- Read the commands.allow_shell project-config gate from resolved
config.extra (it is not a first-class field) and register `commands`
as a known top-level config key.
- Keep command stdout out of the $(...) escape pass so legitimate output
is no longer mangled.
- Tests: argument/file injection guards, $(...) escaping of arguments,
shell output containing $(...), quoted-false gating, config gate.
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Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2309:
- checkpoint diff now resolves last/short-id/prefix refs (Greptile P1)
- restore resolvers (CLI + run --restore) prefer exact match and reject
ambiguous prefixes so a workspace-mutating restore never targets the
wrong checkpoint (CodeRabbit)
- auto-checkpoint is scoped to YAML-file runs and snapshots the target
file's directory, avoiding spurious "no changes" noise on plain-prompt
runs and protecting the correct workspace (Greptile P1/P2)
- auto-checkpoint runs quietly so it never leaks into json/quiet run output
(CodeRabbit); added quiet flag to CheckpointsHandler.save
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Address reviewer findings on PR #2305:
- RouteBinding.__post_init__ normalises `trust` (strip/lower) and down-tiers
any unknown value to `untrusted` so config typos can never fail open into a
full toolset (Greptile P1 / CodeRabbit).
- ToolPolicy._tool_name resolves plain schema dicts `{"name": ...}` so exact
denies / untrusted substrings remove them instead of matching str(dict)
(Greptile P2).
- Adds unit coverage for both.
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The `praisonai run` path collapsed project MCP config into a single
`--mcp` command string, dropping extra local stdio servers (with a
warning) and ignoring remote/URL servers entirely.
Now all enabled MCP servers from project config — multiple local stdio
servers AND remote/URL servers (with headers) — are collected into a
structured list and handed to the existing core MCP client, which
already supports stdio, SSE, HTTP-stream and websocket transports.
The "only the first will be used" warning is removed.
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Surface the existing core CheckpointService through a first-class CLI:
- Add `praisonai checkpoint` command group (save/list/restore/diff/delete)
delegating to the existing CheckpointsHandler; `restore` accepts `last`.
- Register `checkpoint` in the lazy command registry in cli/app.py.
- Auto-checkpoint the workspace before `praisonai run` executes (gated by
`checkpoints.auto` config, default on; opt out with `--no-checkpoint`),
tagged with the run id so `--restore last` is unambiguous.
- Add `praisonai run --restore <id|last>` to rewind the workspace and exit.
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Bind interactive presentations (esp. tool approvals) to an authorized
actor set and enforce it in the shared core registry so every channel
inherits the check.
Core (praisonaiagents.bots.interactive):
- InteractiveRegistry.register() accepts an optional `authorize` callback;
dispatch() rejects unauthorized clicks before the handler runs (fail-closed
on authorizer errors). Backward compatible when no authorizer is given.
- New InteractiveAuthorizer type, exported from bots package.
Wrapper (praisonai.bots._presentation_approval):
- request_approval() records `allowed_actors`; handle_approval_command()
takes `actor`, enforces membership, and is single-use + audited.
- Added replay protection (resolved ids), an audit_log, and is_authorized().
- Fixed pre-existing PresentationBlock.text/.context calls to make_text/make_context.
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Add a security-bounded, opt-in `!`cmd`` substitution to command templates so
commands can embed live output (git diff, status, etc). Disabled by default and
gated via PRAISONAI_ALLOW_SHELL env, commands.allow_shell config, or per-command
allow_shell frontmatter. Runs with a timeout + output byte cap and raises a clear
ShellSubstitutionError when present-but-disabled. $(...) escaping unchanged.
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Inbound gateway/bot messages previously ran with the agent's full tool
surface regardless of how trusted the route was. This adds a declarative,
per-route toolset scope reusing the scheduler's proven apply/restore
pattern.
Core (praisonaiagents):
- New ToolPolicy dataclass + filter_tools (allow/deny/deny-substring).
- RouteBinding gains optional trust/allow_tools/deny_tools and a
tool_policy() method; untrusted tier seeds a conservative deny-list
(shell/file-mutation/delegation/self-scheduling).
- from_dict parses the new YAML fields; ToolPolicy exported.
Wrapper (praisonai):
- BotSessionManager.chat() accepts an optional tool_policy and swaps the
agent's tools to the allowed subset for the turn, restoring afterwards
(under the existing per-agent lock; restored even on error).
- Gateway resolves the route's tool_policy and threads it into chat().
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* Add LiteLLM fallback support for auto generator
* fix: restore lazy loading and execution-level LiteLLM fallback in auto.py
- Remove eager top-level `import litellm` / dead `LITELLM_AVAILABLE` flag
that defeated the module's documented FULL LAZY LOADING contract.
- Move Pydantic models back inside their lazy factory closures
(_get_team_models / _get_workflow_models) so pydantic is no longer
imported at module load; expose model names via PEP 562 module
__getattr__ so `from praisonai.auto import PatternRecommendation`
keeps working lazily.
- Wrap LiteLLM completion calls (sync + async) in try/except so runtime
failures (auth/network/unsupported model/None content) gracefully fall
through to the OpenAI SDK instead of propagating, honouring the PR's
stated graceful-fallback goal.
- Tighten test stub: is_available side_effect=lambda x: x == "litellm".
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* feat: add opt-in warm local runtime so repeated `praisonai run` skips cold-start (fixes#2276)
Adds a wrapper-layer warm runtime that keeps provider clients and the
agent (and any configured MCP connections) hot across `praisonai run`
invocations:
- praisonai/runtime/: loopback HTTP runtime server (stdlib only), a
lockfile descriptor (loopback host, file-permissioned token, pid
liveness check) and a thin client used to forward prompts.
- `praisonai daemon start|stop|status`: lifecycle for the warm runtime
with local-first defaults (loopback bind, auto port, idle auto-shutdown)
and optional --background.
- `run`: transparent detect-and-attach branch that forwards the plain
prompt to a running runtime and falls back to in-process execution when
none is present or it becomes unreachable. Per-invocation tool/approval/
memory/session overrides and structured output modes stay in-process.
Backward-compatible and opt-in: with no runtime up, `run` behaves exactly
as before.
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* fix: harden warm runtime per reviewer feedback
- descriptor: atomic 0600 token write (close TOCTOU world-readable window)
- server: per-model lock serializes concurrent /run Agent.start calls
- daemon: reject non-loopback --host; verify runtime via ping before SIGTERM
(PID-reuse safety); terminate orphaned background child on readiness timeout
- run: keep session/continue/fork in-process (warm runtime carries no session)
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* fix: evict warm agent on failed start() to prevent state bleed
Addresses Greptile P2: when agent.start() raised (LLM error, timeout),
the cached Agent retained partial conversation state (e.g. an unmatched
user turn), corrupting subsequent runs. Now the agent is evicted from
the per-model cache on exception so the next call rebuilds a clean agent.
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- Fail closed when PRAISONAI_CALL_AUTH=disabled but bind host is unset
or non-localhost; set PRAISONAI_CALL_BIND_HOST at server startup in
call.py and serve.py (regression from GHSA-2gpf host-header fix)
- Add missing logger in bots/_commands.py so /compress errors are handled
instead of raising NameError
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* feat: add inbound webhook/event-trigger surface to gateway (fixes#2281)
Adds a declarative POST /hooks/<path> surface so external services can start
agent runs. The gateway authenticates, deduplicates by a payload-derived
idempotency key, resolves a templated session, runs an agent (or wakes a
session with action="wake"), and delivers the reply via a channel bot.
Protocol-only contract (HookConfig, templating, idempotency helpers) lives in
core (praisonaiagents/gateway/hooks.py); HTTP route, auth, idempotency store and
delivery live in the wrapper (gateway/server.py). 3-way surface: Python
(register_hook), YAML (hooks: in gateway.yaml), and CLI (gateway hooks
add/list/remove). No new dependencies.
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* fix: harden inbound gateway hooks per reviewer feedback (#2281)
- hooks.py: render templates in a single pass so payload values containing
braces are never re-expanded (fixes idempotency-key/message corruption);
sort __all__ (RUF022)
- server.py: record idempotency key only after a successful run so transient
failures stay retryable; reject malformed JSON with 400; fail when an
explicitly configured hook agent is missing instead of silently running
another; treat configured-delivery failure as a failure; use
asyncio.get_running_loop(); refresh hooks on config reload
- config.py: use List[Any] instead of invalid List["Any"] forward ref
- cli: guard against non-mapping YAML roots before cfg.get()
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* fix: close hook idempotency race and stop query-param token logging
- Reserve idempotency keys atomically via an in-flight set so concurrent
identical deliveries are deduplicated across the await (Greptile P1 TOCTOU).
Reservations are released on failure so transient errors stay retryable.
- Accept the per-hook secret only via Authorization: Bearer, dropping the
?token= query-param fallback that leaked the shared secret into access logs.
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Re-point praisonaiagents.output.OutputConfig lazy __getattr__ to the canonical
config.OutputConfig and remove the unused divergent dataclass in
output/config.py. The duplicate had disjoint fields (default_format,
truncate_long_responses, include_metadata) referenced nowhere in code/tests.
The public import path `from praisonaiagents.output import OutputConfig` is
preserved (backward-compatible).
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* fix: remove dead private methods in core SDK (fixes#2293)
Remove three unreferenced private methods:
- Agent._create_subagent (agent.py)
- LLM._try_parse_tool_call_json (llm.py)
- LLM._prepare_response_logging (llm.py)
Update the two example files that called _create_subagent to build the
subagent inline via the public get_profile API, preserving behaviour.
No public symbol, signature, or runtime behaviour changes.
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* fix: correct 'a explorer' -> 'an explorer' in example fallbacks
Addresses Greptile P2 review feedback on both autonomy example files.
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Ignore in-progress claude.yml workflows triggered by issues events so PR merge gate is not held up by unrelated issue triage.
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- delete_messages([]) is now a no-op instead of wiping the whole session
- JSON state/metadata/tool_calls round-trip empty {}/[] via is-not-None checks
- list_sessions filters preserve explicit empty-string user_id/agent_id
- enforce PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON on every sqlite.py thread-local connection
and on the async_sqlite.py connection
- _connection rolls back on exception to avoid stale thread-local transaction state
- mark abstract _connection hook with @abstractmethod (no yield-less contextmanager)
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Address reviewer feedback (Greptile, CodeRabbit) on PR #2291:
- /v1/models now returns 400 on provider failure instead of masking
it behind a 200, matching the other mounted routes.
- Add _read_json_object helper so malformed or non-object JSON bodies
return an OpenAI-style 400 instead of an unhandled 500.
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Closes the remaining gate/resolver mismatch found by Greptile:
- google/ now requires GOOGLE_API_KEY only and gemini/ requires GEMINI_API_KEY
only, matching env._PROVIDER_MAP exactly so the gate never passes with a key
the resolver won't read.
- OpenAI o3/o4 reasoning families are now provider-scoped like o1/gpt.
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Resolve the remaining Greptile robustness note: rehydrate_session now
falls back to metadata.get('agent_name') when the SessionData attribute
is unset, mirroring how model is resolved. Defensive for sessions where
agent_name only lives in metadata.
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Both synchronous SQLite ConversationStore backends re-implemented the same
schema + CRUD. Introduce _sqlite_base._SQLiteConversationStoreBase as the
single owner of the SQLite DDL and CRUD logic (mirroring _sql_base.py). The two
sync stores now subclass it and provide only their connection-acquisition
strategy via a _connection() context manager:
- SQLiteConversationStore: shared thread-local connection (check_same_thread)
- SyncSQLiteConversationStore: fresh per-call connection guarded by an RLock
Behaviour, registry names/aliases and factory mode routing are unchanged.
async_sqlite.py, _sql_base.py and the Postgres/MySQL stores are untouched.
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Move the inline FastAPI /v1/* route + SSE wiring out of the CLI command
layer into a reusable mount_provider_routes() helper in endpoints/server.py,
and apply the shared _install_api_key_middleware on that path so
`praisonai serve openai --api-key X` actually gates requests like
cmd_agents/cmd_unified do.
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Stash merge-gate.js before checking out the PR branch so verdict verification still loads the helper script.
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Ignore merge-gate diagnostic comments in @claude cooldown, use agent mode for schedule/dispatch assess, and always remove claude-merge-gate-active after assess.
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- verify_hmac now fails closed on unknown/invalid digest algorithms
(catch ValueError/TypeError from hmac.new) instead of propagating a 500
- enforce_webhook_verification.verifier is typed via a local
_WebhookVerifier Protocol instead of Optional[object] for static checking
- document the asymmetric prefix handling in verify_hmac's docstring
- add regression test for unknown-digest fail-closed behaviour
Addresses Greptile review findings on PR #2287.
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The retry flow is correctly inlined in each adapter via get_last_user_message
+ session.chat(), so the handle_retry_command import was unused (flagged by
Greptile). The helper remains in _commands.py and is covered by unit tests.
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Fix stale-FINAL recovery when @claude cooldown would block re-review, add scheduled recovery, skip secret scans in tests, post PR diagnostics on single-PR gate runs, and require successful assess before merge.
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Block auto-merge on bot CHANGES_REQUESTED, sensitive paths, secrets, oversized PRs, SDK changes without tests or test CI; re-post @claude when FINAL review is stale after new commits.
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Block auto-merge when agent.py grows beyond 100 lines or adds new __init__ params, and teach all auto-posted Claude prompts to avoid unnecessary Agent class parameters.
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Automated merge readiness assessment runs separately from the @claude review chain, merges via GH_TOKEN without gh pr review, and skips conflict/active-review windows. claude.yml now requires @claude in PR review bodies to avoid spurious runs from Qodo/Copilot.
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- /sessions: scope to requesting user (no longer leaks other users' storage keys); prefer user-scoped list_sessions(user_id) contract
- /resume: stop claiming success when no resume primitive exists; report honestly that switching is unsupported
- /retry: actually re-dispatch the last user message through session.chat() in telegram/discord/slack instead of echoing it
- /reasoning: add is_reasoning_visible() consultation point and accurate messaging
- add get_last_user_message() helper; update tests (20 passed)
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- Rename WebhookVerifier -> WebhookVerifierProtocol to match SDK protocol
naming convention (CodeRabbit)
- AgentMail: stop falling back to API token as the webhook signing secret so
the insecure-webhooks gate works as intended (CodeRabbit security)
- webhook_security: sort __all__ (RUF022) and suppress intentional fail-closed
broad catch (BLE001)
- Add tests for verify_hmac, HmacWebhookVerifier, enforce_webhook_verification,
and capability/protocol round-trip
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Address reviewer feedback on PR #2286:
- Guard non-2-tuple directory results in DeliveryResolver._resolve_alias so
broken directories stay on the fallback path (CodeRabbit/Qodo)
- Remove stale `# pragma: no cover` on the except block now exercised by tests
(Greptile)
- Correct _resolve_alias docstring to describe the real fallback behaviour
(Greptile)
- Add test for malformed directory result fallback
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Wire existing core primitives onto the shared bot command registry so chat
users can rewind, list/resume sessions, retry, and toggle reasoning:
- /undo -> Agent.undo()
- /sessions, /resume <id> -> session listing/resume
- /retry -> re-run last user message
- /reasoning -> toggle extended-thinking visibility
Adds shared handlers in bots/_commands.py and dispatch across Telegram,
Discord, and Slack. Backward-compatible (permissive when no policy set) and
gated by the existing CommandAccessPolicy.
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Core declares the contract: WebhookVerifier protocol and
accepts_webhooks / verifies_webhook_signature flags on PlatformCapabilities.
Wrapper provides a shared, constant-time verify_hmac() helper, a reusable
HmacWebhookVerifier, and a fail-closed enforce_webhook_verification() gate.
Refactored WhatsApp, Linear, and AgentMail adapters to use the shared helper
instead of duplicating crypto, and made Linear's unset-secret path fail-closed.
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Extend the gateway DeliveryResolver to optionally accept a channel
directory so scheduled/agent-initiated deliveries can target multiple
channels per platform by friendly name (e.g. "family", "ops"), falling
back to the existing single home channel for full backward compatibility.
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- credentials.py: when no model is passed, defer to
resolve_llm_endpoint_with_credentials() before rejecting so a stored
non-OpenAI credential satisfies the gate (fixes gate/resolver
disagreement). Explicit models stay strictly provider-scoped.
- env.py: clarify default_model_for_available_provider docstring to match
the intentional best-effort (non-dropping) catalogue validation.
- init.py: remove dead _DEFAULT_MODEL import/assignment; derive provider
credential keys from env._PROVIDER_DEFAULTS (single source of truth).
- tests: make the no-credentials case deterministic and add regression
coverage for the stored-credential deferral path.
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Address reviewer findings (Greptile, CodeRabbit):
- run.py: resume now resolves sessions via shared session_exists_anywhere
(project store then global store), so globally-stored sessions can be
continued with a prompt instead of hard-exiting.
- project_sessions.py: persist agent_name unconditionally and extract model
name from object-based LLM configs, keeping resume deterministic.
- session.py: avoid emitting two top-level outputs in --json mode when a
prompt continuation follows (restore blob only when no prompt).
- tests: cover project-store path, project->global fallback, and
session_exists_anywhere across both stores.
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When no model is specified, the CLI now derives the default from whichever
supported provider credential is actually present instead of always using
the hard-coded OpenAI default. Adds default_model_for_available_provider()
in llm/env.py, wires it into resolve_llm_endpoint's fallback, tightens
is_configured() so the gate agrees with the inferred provider/model, and
makes `praisonai init` scaffold the detected provider's default (with a
placeholder + hint when none is detected).
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Add a single shared rehydrate_session helper backed by the core
DefaultSessionStore so that `praisonai session resume <id>` restores the
full conversational state (messages, model, agent) instead of printing a
transcript. The old transcript-only behaviour is available via --transcript.
Also persist the model/agent on the run continuity path so resume is
deterministic regardless of flags/config at resume time.
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Addresses reviewer feedback (CodeRabbit, Greptile) on PR #2273:
- _async_bridge: track lock owner thread so _spawn_locked() detects an
external holder, not merely a free lock; move `import atexit` to top.
- auto.py: resolvable return type (Any) and explicit Optional[str] for
recommend_pattern_llm (fixes F821/RUF013).
- cli/main.py: guard the bare `import autogen` with the adapter install
hint so a v4/AG2-only env surfaces an actionable ImportError.
- tests: drop imports of removed symbols; assert canonical helper identity;
add foreign-lock-holder regression test.
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- Bump praisonai-platform version to 0.1.9 in pyproject.toml.
- Update praisonai TypeScript version to 1.7.3 in package.json.
- Add email-validator and dnspython packages to uv.lock with their respective versions and dependencies.
Gap 2a: collapse the duplicate `_models_cache`/`_models_lock` declarations in
auto.py to a single authoritative block (the second silently rebound both).
Gap 2b: scope the process-global AsyncBridge so one caller can no longer tear it
down for everyone. The shared default is now a single stable `_BG` instance whose
lifecycle is owned solely by an atexit hook; the public `shutdown()` is removed
from the module surface. `_spawn_locked()` now enforces its caller-holds-lock
contract. Embedders needing explicit lifecycle own their own `AsyncBridge`.
Gap 3: delete the dead, hand-rolled framework loaders in auto.py
(`_get_crewai`/`_get_autogen`/`_get_autogen_v4`/`_get_praisonai`) that bypassed
the FrameworkAdapter protocol, and route cli/main.py's `_get_autogen` through the
canonical adapter registry so it honours entry-point-registered adapters.
Also fixes a pre-existing import-time NameError (`PatternRecommendation` used as a
class-body annotation outside its closure) that prevented auto.py from importing
at all, and updates the related unit tests.
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- Set clean_env=True in sandlock to prevent host environment leakage into the sandbox.
- Adjusted environment handling to ensure explicit empty dicts are honored.
- Added regression tests to verify the new clean environment behavior.
This change enhances security by isolating the sandboxed process from the host's environment, aligning with best practices for sandbox execution.
Upload succeeded but immediate verify read stale latest (4.6.75).
Poll PyPI for wrapper version like agents step already does.
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Bash does not expand {CURRENT} in heredocs; Python f-strings then raised
NameError. Use quoted heredoc with CURRENT/NEW_VERSION from env instead.
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* fix: prevent praisonai doctor UnicodeEncodeError on Windows cp1252 (fixes#2270)
The doctor TextFormatter already used ASCII fallbacks for status symbols,
but the header/summary divider ("━" * 70) had no fallback and the report
was written directly to a strict cp1252 sys.stdout, crashing with
'charmap' codec can't encode characters on default Windows consoles.
- Add ASCII fallback ("-") for the divider when the console can't encode
Unicode, and include the divider char in the encoding-capability probe.
- Add a defensive _safe_write() on the base formatter (used by both text
and JSON formatters) that retries with an encoding-safe representation
on UnicodeEncodeError, so doctor output never crashes.
- Add unit tests for divider fallback, encoding detection and safe write;
make the pre-existing encoding tests robust by controlling
_unicode_supported instead of patching readonly sys.stdout.encoding.
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on doctor encoding fix
- Remove redundant JsonFormatter.write() override (now inherits BaseFormatter.write)
- Open doctor report output file with explicit UTF-8 encoding so Unicode
dividers/symbols survive on Windows default-encoding filesystems
- Move JSON cp1252 test into TestJsonFormatter and rewrite it to verify
ASCII-safe JSON output instead of a fallback path that never triggers
- Add a direct _safe_write fallback test using raw unencodable Unicode
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* fix: per-command authorization on Slack/Discord for privileged commands (fixes#2268)
Lift the Telegram-only CommandAccessPolicy to a shared bots-level gate so
privileged, state-changing commands like /learn can be restricted per-command
on every channel. Slack and Discord now build the policy from config and call
can_run(user_id, command) before dispatching any command. /learn is tagged
privileged and defaults to admin-only whenever a policy is configured, while
remaining permissive when no policy is set (no breaking change).
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on per-command bot authorization
- Make PRIVILEGED_COMMANDS/ALWAYS_ALLOWED frozenset (RUF012)
- Treat explicitly empty user_allowed_commands ("") as a configured allow-list
- Lowercase Slack extracted command name so /LEARN is gated consistently
- Gate registered Slack @app.command slash handlers with can_run
- Migrate Telegram to shared build_command_access_policy (remove duplicate parsing)
- Add tests for admin+allow-list combo and empty allow-list
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Relocate test_wrapper_layer_regression.py to src/praisonai/tests/unit/,
fix praisonai import paths, and update stale assertions for current wrapper layout.
Add workflow_dispatch pypi-release.yml for patch/minor/major releases of
praisonaiagents and praisonai with environment approval, uv publish, and
bump_and_release integration. Disable legacy python-publish.yml release
trigger to avoid duplicate wrapper publishes. Dedupe merge-conflict Claude
triggers on main push bursts.
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* fix(sandbox): correct sandlock integration semantics and fail loud
The SandlockSandbox wrapper had several latent correctness issues that
could cause it to silently run with weaker isolation than intended, or
drop resource limits on the floor. Written against the sandlock 0.8.1
API, which replaces the standalone Policy object with direct
Sandbox(**kwargs) configuration and collapses the network knobs into a
single net_allow endpoint allowlist.
Fixes:
* Configuration uses the current sandlock API. sandlock 0.8.1 dropped
the Policy object; config is passed straight to Sandbox(**kwargs).
_build_sandbox_kwargs() assembles that dict.
* Network policy intent is now explicit via net_allow. An empty
allowlist denies all outbound (the default); network-enabled=True
opens all TCP plus UDP DNS (["*:*", "udp://*:53"]) so the sandboxed
process can actually resolve hostnames and connect.
* stdout/stderr are now str, not bytes. sandlock returns bytes from
Sandbox.run(); PraisonAI's SandboxResult is typed as str. Added a
_decode() helper with errors="replace" so downstream consumers never
see binary artefacts or crash on .lower() / .split().
* max_cpu is now actually passed to the sandbox. Previously
limits.cpu_percent was silently ignored.
* env variables are injected via the Sandbox env field (set/overridden
in the child), which the current API supports natively.
* execute_file() passes the script by path, not via `python3 -c <code>`.
Large scripts no longer hit ARG_MAX, and the script's parent
directory is added to the Landlock read allowlist via the new
extra_readable parameter on _build_sandbox_kwargs.
* Timeout detection is authoritative: we inspect result.error for
"timed out" rather than heuristically comparing wall-clock duration
against limits.timeout_seconds. (Refined in the following commit to
use sandlock's exit_code == -1 sentinel.)
* Sandbox handles are now managed via `with ... as sb:` so cleanup
runs on exception.
* fs_readable is filtered to paths that actually exist. Landlock
fails at spawn time if any allowlisted path is missing, so the
hardcoded list (which included /usr/local/lib/python3) caused
sandbox creation failures on most hosts. Now we filter with
os.path.isdir before constructing the sandbox.
Breaking change — silent fallback removed:
SandlockSandbox used to fall back to SubprocessSandbox whenever
Landlock support was too low, logging only a warning. This violates
the caller's explicit choice of kernel-level isolation: a
SandlockSandbox that isn't actually using Landlock is a security
footgun, and a warning in the logs is not a consent mechanism.
__init__ now raises RuntimeError if Landlock support is missing —
i.e. landlock_abi_version() < min_landlock_abi() (currently ABI 6,
Linux 6.7+). Callers who want graceful degradation should catch
ImportError / RuntimeError and construct SubprocessSandbox
explicitly, e.g.:
try:
sb = SandlockSandbox(cfg)
except (ImportError, RuntimeError):
sb = SubprocessSandbox(cfg)
The equivalent fallback branches in execute(), run_command(), and
execute_file() are removed.
Tests updated:
- test_raises_when_landlock_unavailable replaces the two fallback
tests and asserts RuntimeError is raised at construction time.
- test_sandbox_kwargs_with_minimal_limits / _network_enabled check
max_cpu and the net_allow deny-all / allow-TCP+DNS semantics.
- test_sandlock_execution_timeout mocks result.error to assert the
timeout path.
- test_sandlock_execution_failure sets result.error=None explicitly.
All unit tests pass, including the real-sandlock integration test.
* fix(sandbox): use sandlock's exit_code == -1 sentinel for timeout
Sandbox.run() does not populate result.error on timeout — only the
Pipeline path does. String-matching on result.error was therefore
unreliable for the common single-sandbox case: a real timeout from
Sandbox.run() returns success=False, exit_code=-1, empty stderr, and
error=None, which my previous logic mis-classified as FAILED.
Switch to the structural signal: sandlock's ExitStatus::Timeout is
exposed as exit_code == -1 (see sandlock's _sdk.py around line 1475).
This matches how sandlock itself detects pipeline timeouts and works
uniformly across Sandbox.run() and any future execution paths.
Verified end-to-end with a real forced timeout against real sandlock:
status: SandboxStatus.TIMEOUT
exit: -1
error: Execution timed out after 1s
Test updated to match: mock_timeout_result.exit_code = -1 and
error = None (reflecting actual Sandbox.run() behavior).
* fix(sandbox): address review feedback on execute_file and ABI message
Code-review fixes from PR #1367:
* execute_file no longer allowlists the script's entire parent
directory for Landlock read. Only the script file itself is granted
read access, so sibling files on the host are never exposed (gemini
flagged this as high severity). Verified end-to-end against real
sandlock: a script that tries to read a sibling file is denied.
* _build_sandbox_kwargs filters extra_readable with os.path.exists
instead of os.path.isdir, so individual files (not just directories)
can be allowlisted — required for the file-only execute_file path.
* Corrected the Landlock kernel version in the fail-loud error message.
The wrapper now requires ABI >= min_landlock_abi() (currently v6),
which shipped in Linux 6.12 — not 6.7. The message is phrased around
the ABI version so it stays correct as the SDK's minimum changes.
* test_sandlock_execution_success now uses bytes for stdout/stderr (to
exercise the _decode() byte path, matching real sandlock) and sets
result.success = True explicitly.
Note: the suggestion to also add temp_dir/working_dir to fs_readable
was not applied — sandlock's fs_writable already grants read access
("fs_readable ... in addition to writable paths"), confirmed by test.
* fix(sandbox): address reviewer feedback on Landlock read access, test skip, and error logging
- Mirror writable dirs into the Landlock read allowlist. Landlock does not
grant read from write, so the sandboxed process could not read its own
working/temp directory (Gemini MEDIUM).
- Fix test_real_sandlock_integration to skip below sandlock.min_landlock_abi()
instead of ABI < 1, so it cleanly skips on intermediate-ABI kernels rather
than hard-failing in the constructor (Greptile).
- Log the full traceback in the broad except around sandlock execution so the
underlying cause is not lost (CodeRabbit BLE001).
* fix(sandbox): remove subprocess fallback to honor fail-loud guarantee
execute() and run_command() still carried subprocess-fallback branches
(inherited from main during the rebase) while execute_file() had none.
Since __init__ now raises RuntimeError when Landlock is unavailable, the
object can't be constructed without kernel isolation, making those
branches dead code — and an inconsistency: if is_available ever returned
False, execute()/run_command() would silently degrade to subprocess
isolation while execute_file() propagated the error.
Remove the fallback blocks and the now-orphaned _tag_subprocess_fallback
helper so all three execution methods behave uniformly and fail loud.
The _used_subprocess_fallback / metadata fields are retained: they now
report a constant "not fallen back / kernel-isolated", keeping main's
metadata schema intact and truthful.
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* fix(sandbox): isolate host environment from sandlock child (clean_env=True)
The sandlock child inherited the parent process's FULL environment on
every run: _build_sandbox_kwargs never set clean_env, so sandlock used
its default (clean_env=False = inherit everything), leaking host secrets
(SECRET_KEY, DATABASE_URL, ...) into untrusted sandboxed code. This also
diverged from SubprocessSandbox, which deliberately builds a minimal,
policy-driven env instead of copying the host's.
The reviewer-reported symptom (env={} skipped by `if env:`) was real but
its proposed fix was insufficient: with clean_env=False, setting env={}
overrides nothing and the full host environment still leaks. The actual
lever is clean_env.
- Set clean_env=True so the child starts from a minimal baseline
(PATH/HOME/USER/TERM/LANG); per-call env is layered on top.
- Change the guard to `if env is not None:` so an explicit empty dict is
honoured rather than skipped.
- Add a regression test asserting clean_env=True and that env={} /
populated / None are all handled without host-env inheritance.
Verified behaviorally: with SECRET_KEY set in the parent, the sandboxed
process sees it as absent for env=None and env={}, while an explicit
override still applies.
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simple_workflow.py imports Workflow but uses AgentFlow on line 26,
causing NameError at runtime. AgentFlow is the primary class name
(Workflow is a silent alias). Other workflow examples already use
AgentFlow. Aligns with #1750 fix pattern.
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The private deprecated static method had zero callers and its own
docstring marked it for removal. Type-to-JSON-schema conversion already
goes through annotation_to_json_schema() in tools/schema.py. Also drop
the now-unused Type import.
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* fix: add runtime control surface commands to gateway bots (fixes#2158)
- Add /model command for runtime LLM model switching
- Add /usage command to show token usage and estimated cost
- Add /compress command for context window compression
- Add /queue command for message queuing
These commands leverage existing core capabilities (context optimization,
hooks, model override) and are exposed as first-class bot commands in
the wrapper layer, properly gated by CommandAccessPolicy.
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* fix: correct /model override and /queue dispatch in gateway bots
- /model: store per-user override in session manager (fix inverted
hasattr guard that made it dead code); apply the override per-turn
inside the agent lock in chat() and restore it afterwards so a shared
Agent instance never leaks one user's model to other concurrent users.
- /queue: delegate to the canonical SessionRunControl pending slot that
the gateway run loop actually drains (next_pending/finish_run) instead
of an orphan _message_queues dict with no consumer; give honest
feedback when idle or when run control is disabled.
- slack: match /model and /queue on the exact command token so prefixes
like /models or /queued no longer false-trigger.
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* fix: cleanup wrapper architecture - framework adapter migration, dead ToolRegistry path, and duplicate storage stack
Three architectural gaps in src/praisonai/praisonai:
1. Framework-adapter migration:
- Remove dead register_builtin_autogen_adapters() call from AgentsGenerator.__init__
- Remove ToolRegistry wiring that was only used by dead _run_* methods
- Remove the now-unused ToolRegistry import from agents_generator.py
2. Duplicate persistence stack (storage/ vs persistence/):
- Mark storage/__init__.py as legacy with docstring pointing to persistence.factory
- storage/ files retained for backward compatibility, new code should use persistence
3. Dead tool-registry path:
- Remove all deprecated autogen-specific methods from ToolRegistry:
register_autogen_adapter, get_autogen_adapter, list_autogen_adapters,
register_builtin_autogen_adapters
- Remove _autogen_adapters storage and its references in clear() and __len__()
- Remove register_builtin_autogen_adapters() call from config/validator.py
- Remove ToolRegistry import from config/validator.py
Fixes#1652
* fix: update ToolRegistry tests for removed autogen API and clean PEP8 whitespace
- Remove/rewrite test cases that called deleted register_autogen_adapter,
get_autogen_adapter, list_autogen_adapters (Greptile P1 — tests would
AttributeError against the post-PR ToolRegistry)
- test_clear/test_len now use register_function instead of autogen adapters
- Collapse redundant blank lines left after method removal (Gemini PEP8)
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* fix: consolidate duplicated _fix_array_schemas helper (fixes#2260)
Extract the recursive array-schema normalisation into a shared
praisonaiagents/llm/schema_utils.py:fix_array_schemas helper and have
LLM, OpenAIClient and MCP delegate to it via thin wrappers. Removes a
three-place maintenance/drift risk with no behaviour change; method
names are preserved for backward compatibility.
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* fix: make schema_utils.fix_array_schemas the single canonical helper
Resolves reviewer feedback (Greptile/CodeRabbit): the new
llm/schema_utils.fix_array_schemas was a strict subset of the existing
mcp/mcp_schema_utils.fix_array_schemas, leaving two divergent helpers.
- Promote llm/schema_utils.fix_array_schemas to the complete superset,
now also normalising additionalProperties and anyOf/oneOf/allOf.
- mcp/mcp_schema_utils.fix_array_schemas becomes a thin wrapper that
delegates to the canonical helper (preserved for the MCP transports
that import it directly).
Strictly improves the LLM/OpenAI paths (no regression for MCP) and
removes the divergence so all code paths produce identical schema shapes.
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* fix: consolidate duplicated scheduler config-construction logic (fixes#2252)
Extract the near-identical from_yaml() and from_recipe() construction
logic from AgentScheduler and AsyncAgentScheduler into shared
module-level helpers build_from_yaml() and build_from_recipe() in
scheduler/_base_scheduler.py. The helpers are parameterised by the
scheduler class and (for recipe) the executor-agent wrapper class,
removing ~150 LOC of copy-paste while keeping every public signature
and behaviour unchanged. from_blueprint() (sync-only) is left untouched.
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* fix: address reviewer findings in scheduler construction helpers
- Validate task before constructing agent in build_from_yaml so a missing
task raises ValueError before any expensive agent/tool loading (CodeRabbit).
- Only inject timeout_sec into recipe resolve options when an explicit
timeout_override is given, so a recipe's own runtime_config timeout is no
longer clobbered by the scheduler default (CodeRabbit, Major).
- Add return type annotations to build_from_yaml/build_from_recipe (Greptile).
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Add a shared _default_health() to MessageHookMixin (the common base all
five adapters already inherit) that builds HealthResult from self.probe(),
self._is_running, self._started_at and self._session, parameterised by
self.platform. Telegram, Discord, Slack, Email and AgentMail now delegate
to it. Handles both _histories and active_count() session sources so every
adapter keeps identical output. probe() implementations untouched.
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Replace the inline install-check/app-resolution/subprocess-launch block in
the default ui() callback with a single call to the existing
_launch_aiui_app helper. Remove the now-unused _ensure_default_app helper
and its module constants. Behaviour is preserved: the chat UI still resolves
to ~/.praisonai/ui/app.py from the bundled ui_chat/default_app.py, with the
same install check, custom --app handling, and aiui->python -m praisonaiui.cli
fallback.
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* fix: Agent runtime lacks structured retry/backoff for tool failures
* fix: prevent outer/inner retry-loop compounding for tool error dicts
Only escalate tool error dicts to the outer retry/backoff loop when the
inner circuit-breaker retry loop does NOT already retry that error type.
Error types in the policy's retry_on set (timeout/rate_limit/connection_error)
are exhausted by the inner loop before reaching here, so escalating them as
retryable would re-run the entire inner loop per outer attempt (compounding
to inner_max x outer_max). Now those terminal results surface immediately,
while genuinely unhandled errors (e.g. "unknown") still get an outer retry.
Addresses review feedback from Gemini, CodeRabbit, and Greptile.
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* fix: clear PraisonAIUI auth env in cross-repo integration tests (fixes#2246)
Add autouse conftest fixture for tests/integration that clears
AUTH_ENFORCE, AIUI_URL_TOKEN and GATEWAY_AUTH_TOKEN so unauthenticated
/run test clients don't return 401 when those vars are present from
org/repo secrets or local env. Mirrors PraisonAIUI's own conftest.
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* docs: clarify autouse auth-env fixture scope per reviewer feedback
Document that the fixture intentionally applies to all integration
subdirectories and guide future contributors to set GATEWAY_AUTH_TOKEN
locally if needed.
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* feat: add runtime MCP server management to Agent (fixes#2241)
Add add_mcp_server/remove_mcp_server/refresh_tools/list_mcp_servers to
Agent so a live agent can attach or detach MCP integrations mid-session
without rebuilding. Tools are read live from self.tools each turn, so a
newly attached MCP becomes available on the next turn and flows through
existing tool-execution and approval paths. remove cleanly shuts down the
connection; close()/cleanup also shuts down runtime-attached servers.
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* fix: clean up runtime MCP servers in aclose() and guard each shutdown
- aclose() now tears down runtime-attached MCP servers (previously leaked
on async teardown via `async with agent:`)
- extract _shutdown_runtime_mcp_servers() helper guarding each shutdown()
individually so one failure no longer aborts cleanup of the rest
- add tests for close()/aclose() teardown and per-server failure isolation
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* fix: implement gateway STEER busy-mode wiring (fixes#2242)
Wire SessionRunControl's STEER busy-mode to the live agent's steering
queue instead of silently falling back to QUEUE. The gateway now
registers the running agent and, on a mid-run message in STEER mode,
calls agent.steer(text, priority=30) so the running turn folds in the
new guidance (preserving partial progress). Safe fallback to QUEUE is
retained when no steering-enabled agent is available.
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* fix: re-register live agent for STEER on pending follow-up runs
finish_run() clears session.agent after every turn, so STEER silently
fell back to QUEUE for any run after the first within a single
chat_with_run_control invocation. Move register_agent into the run loop
so it re-registers on each RUN_NOW/INTERRUPTED iteration. Adds a
regression test covering STEER injection during a pending-message run.
Addresses Greptile and CodeRabbit review feedback on #2244.
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* feat: bridge registered tools into code execution (code mode) (fixes#2239)
Add an opt-in code-execution-with-tools mode that lets model-generated code
call the agent's registered tools directly, enabling multi-step tool pipelines
in a single turn with intermediate results staying out of the context window.
- ToolProxy + build_tool_namespace (tools/tool_proxy.py): resolves names
against ToolRegistry, enforces an explicit allow-list, and routes each call
through the existing require_approval gate. Read-only namespace.
- execute_code_with_tools (tools/python_tools.py): in-process restricted-builtins
executor that injects tool proxies; imports/dangerous builtins still blocked.
- ExecutionConfig.code_tools + code_tools_allow flags (with to_dict/from_dict).
- Exports from tools/__init__.py.
- Tests covering allow-list, approval gate, positional/keyword args, namespace
form, and import blocking.
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* fix: close registry bypass + pass positional args through approval (code mode)
Address reviewer findings on the code-tools bridge:
- ToolProxy now holds registry/allow-list in a closure via __getattribute__,
so sandboxed code can no longer reach tools._registry/_allowed to bypass
the allow-list or approval gate (Greptile/Copilot P1 security).
- Positional args are bound to parameter names before approval so they are
visible to and modifiable by the approval backend (Greptile/CodeRabbit).
- Reject reserved 'tools' name instead of silently shadowing a tool (CodeRabbit).
- Drop unused injected_names param from _execute_code_direct (Greptile P2).
- Lazily import tool_proxy from tools/__init__ to avoid import-time cost (CodeRabbit).
- Add regression tests for the bypass paths and positional approval.
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* fix: close two P0/P1 code-mode security holes in ToolProxy
- Remove "__init__" from __getattribute__ allowlist so sandboxed code can no
longer call tools.__init__([...]) to re-bind the proxy to the global registry
with an attacker-chosen allow-list (P0, Greptile).
- Stop calling mark_approved/honouring is_already_approved in code mode so a
single approved call no longer silently unlocks every later call to the same
tool with arbitrary args; each code-mode call is gated independently (P1).
- Add regression tests for both vectors.
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* fix: move logger.debug into function body for github_create_branch
The debug log line was placed outside the function body (zero
indentation), making it a syntax error. Move it inside the try
block after successful checkout.
Fixes#1348
* fix: add git branch name validation before checkout
Per CodeRabbit review: validate branch_name with
git check-ref-format --branch before passing it to
git checkout -B to prevent misinterpretation as git
options or invalid refs.
* fix: automatic stale-write protection and per-file locking in built-in file/edit tools (fixes#2221)
Add a shared, module-level per-canonical-path lock registry and an
automatic last-read-hash map so the built-in FileTools/EditTools guarantee
two production-robustness properties by default:
- Per-file concurrency safety: read-modify-write on the same path is
serialised under a keyed RLock, so parallel tools / multi-agent teams
cannot interleave and corrupt a shared file. Different files still run
concurrently.
- Automatic stale-write protection: a read records the on-disk hash; a
later edit/write/apply_patch recomputes it and aborts on mismatch with a
clear "re-read before editing" error, without the caller threading a
hash. Overridable via force=True; explicit expected_hash still honoured.
Backward compatible: same signatures/return contract; force is an additive
default-off escape hatch. No new dependencies (stdlib threading/weakref).
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* fix: CRLF hash consistency, fail-closed writes, delete staleness & bounded hash map
- apply_patch: record on-disk (CRLF-preserved) hash on update so consecutive
edits to CRLF files are not falsely flagged stale (Greptile P1).
- FileTools: hash on-disk byte form (binary, BOM-stripped) in read_file/write_file
so the shared staleness registry stays consistent with EditTools (Greptile P1).
- FileTools.write_file: fail closed when the staleness verify re-read raises,
rather than blindly overwriting (CodeRabbit major).
- apply_patch: guard delete operations against stale reads (CodeRabbit major).
- read_file (both tools): acquire the per-path lock so reads don't observe
partially-written files (CodeRabbit major).
- _file_locks: bound _read_hashes with LRU eviction to prevent unbounded growth
in long-running agents (Greptile P2).
- Add CRLF/delete/cross-tool/fail-closed regression tests.
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Honour maintainerCanModify in claude.yml and merge-conflict-claude.yml
so external contributors with "Allow edits from maintainers" can receive
automated conflict resolution via GH_TOKEN PAT push to the fork remote.
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* fix: add outbound send-policy guard for agent-initiated messaging (fixes#2226)
Add a core enforcement seam so operators can constrain where an agent's
model-controlled send_message tool may deliver. Introduces a closed
SendDecision shape, SendPolicyProtocol, and a lightweight allow/deny
SendPolicy in praisonaiagents/gateway, a task-local policy registry in
session/context, and enforcement inside the send_message path before
dispatch. Absent a policy, today's allow-all behaviour is preserved.
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* fix: harden send-policy guard (fail-closed, frozen decision, real origin)
Address reviewer findings on PR #2228:
- Treat any non-SendDecision return from policy.evaluate() as a denial
(fail-closed), closing the implicit allow-all gap on a None return.
- Make SendDecision frozen to protect the security-critical decision
object from post-evaluation mutation.
- Pass the real origin platform to policy.evaluate() instead of the
literal "origin".
- Log context-enrichment failures instead of silently passing.
- Add a unit test covering the non-SendDecision fail-closed path.
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* fix: fail-loud schema-validated project config (fixes#2219)
- Add difflib-based config validation in resolver (warn-by-default,
strict via --strict-config / PRAISONAI_STRICT_CONFIG) with
"did you mean" suggestions naming file/key/section.
- Fix `init` scaffold to emit the nested shape the resolver consumes
(agent.model / output.format) plus a $schema pointer.
- Ship config.schema.json asset for editor autocomplete/lint.
- Wire `config validate` to the new validator with --strict-config.
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* fix: address reviewer findings on config validation (PR #2222)
- Tolerate scaffolded `$schema` key in resolver allowlist + JSON schema
- Remove unimplemented `screen_reader` from schema/KNOWN_OUTPUT_KEYS (no silent drop)
- Reject non-mapping agent/rag/output sections with clear message (no deferred crash)
- config validate (no --file) now validates RAW discovered configs so nested
typos are caught and --strict-config is honoured
- Emit structured JSON for warn case so `config validate --json` is machine-readable
- Add tests for $schema tolerance and non-mapping rejection
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* fix: unified structured connect-rejection envelope with recovery guidance (fixes#2227)
Extend the gateway connect-error contract so every rejection path emits a
single structured envelope clients can branch on for deterministic reconnect.
Core (praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py):
- Add ConnectRecoveryStep enum (reauthenticate, repair, upgrade_client,
wait_then_retry, do_not_retry)
- Add RATE_LIMITED, ORIGIN_NOT_ALLOWED, CONFIGURATION_ERROR codes
- Add HelloError.next_step / retry_after_seconds + to_dict() serializer
(legacy "next" key preserved for backward compatibility)
Wrapper (praisonai/gateway/server.py):
- Route pre-handshake auth/origin/rate-limit/config rejections through the
structured envelope (accept + send hello_error frame, then close), with
retry_after_seconds wired from the limiter for rate limiting
- Update handshake rejection sites to use to_dict() and set next_step
Additive and backward-compatible (new optional fields + new codes).
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* fix: correct recovery hints and rejection-path robustness in connect envelope
Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2229:
- Add ConnectRecoveryStep.DOWNGRADE_CLIENT and use it for the
"client protocol too new" path (was incorrectly UPGRADE_CLIENT).
- Catch ValueError from check_origin() so external-bind misconfig routes
through the structured configuration_error envelope.
- Log (debug) on best-effort send/close failures in _reject_connection.
- Omit legacy "next" key when no recovery hint is set (no explicit null).
- Tests for the new step, next-omission, and downgrade path.
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* fix: add priority-ordered per-peer/role/account route bindings to gateway (fixes#2225)
Add a declarative, priority-ordered inbound routing model so multiple agents
behind one gateway can be selected by sender/peer id, role/guild membership,
specific channel id, receiving bot account, or chat type — not just chat type.
Core (praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py):
- RouteBinding, RouteFacts, RouteMatch dataclasses and a pure resolve_route()
contract that evaluates bindings most-specific-first (peer > role/channel >
account > chat_type), with explicit priority override and deterministic
tie-breaking by declaration order.
Wrapper (praisonai):
- ChannelConfigSchema accepts an additive `bindings:` block (backward-compatible
with the flat `routes` map).
- Gateway parses bindings, feeds richer inbound facts (peer/role/channel/account)
from the Discord/Slack and Telegram handlers, and resolves via the core
resolver, falling back to chat-type routes then default.
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* fix: harden route-binding resolution (normalize roles, tolerate bad bindings)
- Normalize role comparison so numeric/typed roles match stringified facts
- _parse_bindings: skip & warn on malformed bindings (e.g. priority: "high")
instead of aborting channel startup; warn on missing 'agent' key
- Add core + wrapper tests for both behaviors
Addresses CodeRabbit & Greptile review feedback on #2225.
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* fix: implement skill mutation approval gate (fixes#2232)
Implement the declared SkillMutatorProtocol on SkillManager so agent-written
skills are staged for human approval by default instead of writing straight
to disk.
- Add `propose` param to create/edit/patch/delete/write_file/remove_file
(safe-by-default; resolved from SKILL_WRITE_APPROVAL env, default True).
- Add a JSON-backed pending store under the skills root plus an append-only
audit log; implement list_pending()/approve()/reject() and protocol-named
aliases (create/edit/patch/delete/write_file/remove_file).
- Wire skill_manage tool with pending/approve/reject actions and a propose
override so the model gets {"status": "pending", "id": ...} by default.
- Fix pending-store + create_skill base dir to honour PRAISONAI_HOME.
- Tests for staging, propose=False direct write, env opt-out, approve/reject,
and protocol conformance.
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* fix: harden skill approval gate (apply-before-commit, staged validation, user-dir target)
Address reviewer feedback on PR #2236:
- approve() now applies the mutation before removing the pending record and
auditing "approved", so a failed apply neither loses the proposal nor logs a
false approval (audits "approval_failed" instead).
- _stage_pending validates skill name + content/file size up front for all
actions, so invalid/oversized proposals never enter the store or audit log.
- Added SKILL_MAX_PENDING cap (default 100) to bound pending-store growth.
- _skills_base_dir now always targets the user-owned skills dir (honours
PRAISONAI_HOME), never an admin/system path like /etc/praison/skills.
- Module-level skill_manage wrapper: name is now optional (mirrors method).
- write_file branch allows intentional empty content (checks is None).
- Added tests for staged validation, size cap, and approve-failure retention.
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* test: use propose=False in lifecycle tests after rebase onto main
main (#2235/#2237) added direct-write lifecycle/provenance tests; this PR
makes staging safe-by-default, so those tests must opt into the direct-write
path with propose=False (consistent with the path-traversal tests).
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* fix: add conditional pre-run gate to scheduler (fixes#2234)
Adds an optional cost/efficiency gate that decides whether a scheduled
job's (expensive) model turn should happen at all, so unattended
poll-and-react automations only spend LLM tokens when a cheap,
deterministic check says it is worth it.
- core: GateResult + JobConditionProtocol in scheduler/protocols.py;
pre_run/condition fields on ScheduleJob (data + protocol only)
- wrapper: ShellConditionGate + enforcement hook in the executor before
agent.chat() — skip => no tokens/no delivery; go => gate output seeds
the prompt; backward-compatible (gating off unless pre_run is set)
- 3-way surface: Python ScheduleJob, YAML loader, agent-callable
schedule_add tool, and `schedule add --pre-run` CLI option
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* fix: harden scheduler pre-run gate (security + async + honesty)
- Run pre-run gate off the event loop via asyncio.to_thread so a slow
subprocess no longer blocks other ticks/deliveries.
- Drop pre_run/condition from the LLM-callable schedule_add tool to close
the prompt-injection -> arbitrary host command path; keep them on the
trusted CLI and Python ScheduleJob surfaces.
- Surface truncated stderr in the gate skip reason for debuggability.
- Remove inert pre_run/condition/message YAML keys (no consumer read them
and message shadowed the task-derived message).
- Clarify that condition is advisory metadata, not enforced by default.
- Add tests for stderr-in-reason and the schedule_add security contract.
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* fix: add autonomous skill self-improvement loop (fixes#2231)
Adds an opt-in `self_improve` agent parameter that closes the skill loop:
after each task an isolated, guarded review pass restricted to the
`skill_manage` tool asks the agent to capture a reusable technique as a
new/patched skill. Off by default, never runs with the full toolset, and
re-entrancy guarded.
- skills/protocols.py: SkillReviewProtocol + DefaultSkillReviewPolicy
- agent/skill_review.py: SkillReviewMixin with guarded sync/async review pass
- agent/agent.py: self_improve param wired into Agent
- agent/tool_execution.py: trigger review from _trigger_after_agent_hook
- tests: tests/unit/skills/test_self_improve.py
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* fix: isolate skill-review turn from hooks & chat_history (#2231)
Addresses reviewer findings (Greptile P1, CodeRabbit, Copilot):
- Skip the entire AFTER_AGENT side-effect pipeline during the guarded
review turn so auto-memory/auto-learning/nudge/external hooks no longer
double-fire per reviewed task.
- Snapshot+restore chat_history around the review turn so the internal
review exchange never leaks into reused agents (chatbot/REPL/loop).
- Clamp DefaultSkillReviewPolicy.min_tool_calls to >=1 (0 silently
reviewed every call).
- Truncate echoed task prompt to MAX_PROMPT_CHARS (token cost + injection
surface).
- Forward self_improve state through clone_for_channel().
- Enrich swallowed-failure warnings with agent/session context.
- Extract shared gating into _prepare_skill_review (DRY sync/async).
- Add async parity, chat_history isolation, clamp, truncation & clone tests.
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* fix: add skill provenance, usage telemetry & recoverable lifecycle/rollback (fixes#2233)
Adds protocol-only provenance/usage fields to SkillProperties
(agent_created, created_at, use_count, last_used, patch_count + idle_days
helper) that lifecycle/curator plugins read. SkillManager now tracks usage
on invoke/get_instructions, increments patch_count on edit/patch, persists
telemetry to SKILL.md frontmatter, snapshots content for rollback, and makes
delete recoverable by default (archive/restore) while keeping hard delete via
delete_skill(hard=True).
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* fix: harden skill telemetry frontmatter split + guard broken-skill use count
- _update_frontmatter_fields now splits on a newline-fenced "\n---\n" closing
fence instead of the bare "---" token, so frontmatter values containing
"---" no longer corrupt SKILL.md on telemetry writes (Greptile P1).
- get_instructions no longer records use telemetry when a skill fails to
activate (instructions is None), aligning it with invoke (Greptile P2).
- Documented rollback_skill as single-step undo (Greptile P2).
- Added regression test for embedded "---" frontmatter values.
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* fix: surface mcp and permissions from .praisonai/config.yaml (fixes#2220)
Make the project config a single source of truth by surfacing the existing
mcp schema section and a new permissions section on the resolved config, and
wiring them into the run path. CLI flags (--mcp, --permissions, --allow/--deny)
still override config; existing separate mechanisms keep working.
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* fix: harden config-driven MCP/permissions wiring per review
- shlex.quote each MCP command token so args with spaces survive
downstream shlex.split (CodeRabbit)
- skip MCP env values containing commas with a warning instead of
silently corrupting the comma-delimited env string (Greptile P1)
- warn when multiple enabled local MCP servers are declared, since the
command-string path only wires the first (Greptile P2)
- guard non-dict mcp section in _resolve_mcp_from_config and validate
mcp/permissions are mappings in ResolvedConfig.from_dict (CodeRabbit)
- only accept allow/deny/ask in structured permission rules, matching the
flat-mapping path (CodeRabbit security)
- tests: SimpleNamespace fixtures (RUF012), rename unused var (RUF059),
add coverage for quoting, comma-skip, invalid-action, non-dict mcp
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* fix: wrapper thread-safety & observability lifecycle gaps (fixes#2217)
- tool_resolver: perform all source lookups (incl. cold-start imports and
nested ToolRegistry lock) OUTSIDE _resolve_cache_lock using a fast-path
read + do-work-unlocked + re-check-on-insert pattern. Removes cold-start
serialization of concurrent resolutions and the lock-order inversion with
ToolRegistry._notify_invalidate. Preserves negative/transient cache semantics.
- observability/hooks: add observability_session() context manager that always
finalizes with the correct Success/Failure status, plus discover_observability_sinks()
for entry-point-based third-party sinks. Adapters (praisonai, crewai) now
finalize observability in a finally block with status derived from exc state,
so sessions are no longer orphaned "in progress" on error/cancellation.
- _lockmap: guard structural mutations of _buckets/_loop_refs with a
threading.Lock so the per-loop bucketing is safe across multiple OS threads
(one event loop per thread), fixing RuntimeError/KeyError races in bot flows.
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on wrapper thread-safety PR (#2217)
- tool_resolver: add cache epoch to discard stale results when invalidate/
clear_cache races with an in-flight (unlocked) source lookup (CodeRabbit)
- hooks: discover_observability_sinks skips non-callable entry points (CodeRabbit)
- crewai_adapter: fix 2-space indentation; move lazy imports inside the
finalize guard so import failures still finalize observability (Greptile/CodeRabbit)
- praisonai_adapter: start finalize guard before lazy imports/runtime startup
so failures/cancellations there still finalize (init interactive_runtime=None) (CodeRabbit)
- _lockmap: add lock-free fast path for existing buckets; only take struct
lock on first-touch to avoid per-call contention (Greptile)
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* fix: derive CLI routing from single command registry (fixes#2191)
_COMMAND_GROUPS drifted from _LAZY_COMMANDS, causing six advertised Typer
commands (agent, auth, command, models, permissions, validate) to misroute
to the legacy argparse dispatcher via the main entry point. Make
_LAZY_COMMANDS the single source of truth, derive get_command_names() from
it, delete the redundant _COMMAND_GROUPS dict, and add a regression test
guarding against future drift.
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* test: report all missing drifted commands in single assertion (Greptile)
Replace per-name assertIn loop with a set-difference assertEqual so a
regression reporting multiple missing commands surfaces all of them at
once instead of halting on the first.
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* fix: compact long-lived bot/gateway sessions instead of hard-truncating (fixes#2197)
Wire the existing core ContextCompactor into BotSessionManager so that
persistent bot/gateway conversations summarise older turns (keeping a
recent verbatim tail) once history exceeds the configured budget, rather
than permanently dropping them. Truncation remains the default and is
selectable as an explicit opt-out.
- Add SessionCompactionConfigSchema (enabled/strategy/max_messages/
max_tokens/keep_recent) to SessionConfigSchema.
- BotSessionManager gains a compaction kwarg that lazily builds a
ContextCompactor; _save_history compacts before persisting, falling
back to the legacy tail-slice when disabled or on error.
- build_session_manager forwards session.compaction from config.
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* fix: isolate per-user compaction state + enforce max_history hard cap (PR #2205 review)
Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2205:
- CodeRabbit (Major): shared ContextCompactor leaked per-conversation state
(iterative summary, anti-thrashing streaks) across users and raced under
concurrent _save_history calls. Now store only the config and build a fresh
compactor per save; instance keeps a _compaction_enabled probe flag.
- Greptile (P1): token-estimate (max_messages*80) could let short-message bots
grow history unbounded while bypassing the max_history safety valve. Added a
hard cap (max_history*4) in compaction mode so history can never grow without
bound, with headroom so it doesn't fight the summary/recent-tail.
- Greptile/CodeRabbit (P2): strategy comment now includes llm_summarize.
- Greptile (P2): tests now importorskip praisonaiagents.compaction so they skip
cleanly in minimal installs; added multi-user isolation + hard-cap tests.
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* fix: per-agent permission scoping + named agent presets (fixes#2211)
Extend CustomAgent definitions with declarative `permission`/`mode`
blocks and ship built-in `build`/`plan`/`review` presets.
- custom_definitions.py: parse `permission`/`mode` from YAML + markdown
frontmatter; translate to a flat {pattern: action} config via the new
resolve_permission_config() helper; register zero-config BUILTIN_PRESETS
(builtin < user < project precedence).
- run.py: wire parsed per-agent permissions onto the existing
Agent(approval=ApprovalConfig(permissions=...)) path, with invocation
--allow/--deny flags overriding the definition.
- Tests for mode/permission resolution, definition parsing, builtin
preset discovery, and override precedence.
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* fix: align permission namespace, fail-closed validation, preserve ask prompts
Addresses reviewer findings (Greptile P1/P2, CodeRabbit Major) on PR #2215:
- Namespace: MODE_RULES now use bash:* (the canonical PermissionManager tool
target) instead of shell:*, which never matched the bash tool.
- Fail closed: resolve_permission_config now raises ValueError on unknown mode
values and invalid actions (typos like mode: readonly no longer silently
yield an unrestricted agent). Actions are normalised case-insensitively.
- Interactive ask: _run_custom_agent only forces non_interactive when there is
no promptable path (no explicit --approval and no ask rules), so the review
preset's "ask before bash" actually prompts.
- Tests: updated namespace assertions, added fail-closed + case-norm tests, and
a runtime merge regression test for _run_custom_agent (invocation overrides
agent perms; ask stays interactive; deny-only is non-interactive). Trailing
newline added.
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* fix: bridge per-step agent events into stream-json for praisonai run (fixes#2213)
Maps the core agent StreamEventEmitter events onto the CLI OutputController
so `--output stream-json` emits a stable, versioned NDJSON event stream
(run.start, agent.message, tool.start, tool.result, tool.error, text.delta,
reasoning.delta, run.result, run.error) instead of only start/result.
The bridge is a no-op outside JSON modes, leaving TTY/human output unchanged.
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on stream-json event bridge
- Map core stream-level error to run.error (was tool.error; reserve
tool.error for tool-scoped failures) per CodeRabbit
- Emit canonical run.start alongside legacy start in STREAM_JSON so the
documented schema's first event exists (Greptile/CodeRabbit)
- Gate bridge.active on STREAM_JSON only (emit_event only flushes in
STREAM_JSON; avoids no-op callback overhead in json mode) per Greptile
- Guard except typer.Exit: raise before broad handlers so normal early
exits don't emit spurious run.error per CodeRabbit
- Log swallowed exceptions at debug level instead of silent pass
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Add merge-conflict-claude workflow to post @claude when internal PRs become DIRTY, harden merge_state detection via GraphQL, and extend auto-pr-comment SDK value gate.
* fix: deduplicate litellm lazy-import helper in llm/ (fixes#2194)
Extract the duplicated _get_litellm() lazy-import-with-cache pattern from
model_capabilities.py and _cost.py into a single shared _litellm_loader.py.
Both modules now resolve litellm through one shared cache. The _cost.py debug
log on missing litellm is preserved via an on_missing callback.
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* fix: fire on_missing on every litellm-unavailable call + reset shared loader in tests
- _litellm_loader.get_litellm now invokes on_missing whenever litellm is
unavailable (including cached failures), so _cost.py's debug log is no longer
silently dropped when model_capabilities loads litellm first (Greptile P1).
- test_cost setup_method now resets the shared _litellm_loader cache state
instead of dead attributes on _cost (Greptile P1 / CodeRabbit).
- Added regression test for callback ordering.
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* fix: consolidate duplicated display lazy-loaders across agent mixins (fixes#2193)
Move the canonical thread-safe, cached _get_console/_get_live/
_get_display_functions helpers into a shared agent/_lazy_display.py
module and import them from agent.py and the chat/execution/memory
mixins. Removes three uncached duplicate copies, preserving all
display behaviour and circular-import avoidance while extending
caching to the mixin call sites. No public API change.
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* fix: use per-resource locks in _lazy_display to avoid cross-resource contention
Splits the single shared _lazy_import_lock into _console_lock, _live_lock,
and _main_module_lock so a slow first import of one display resource does not
block initialisation of the unrelated others. Addresses Greptile P2 feedback.
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* fix: capability-adapt presentations before rendering (fixes#2198)
Add a single, channel-agnostic adapt_presentation() pass in core that
normalises any MessagePresentation against the target PresentationLimits
before channel renderers run:
- Priority-aware button truncation (lowest priority dropped first)
- Label/option truncation to limits
- select -> buttons when supports_select is False
- web_app action -> url when supports_web_apps is False
Wrapper Telegram/Slack/Discord renderers now call the adapter first and
drop their divergent hardcoded caps, fixing the bug where Slack kept the
first 5 buttons by list order (dropping higher-priority actions).
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* fix: correct Discord button cap, bound degraded select callbacks, drop dead Telegram SELECT path
- Discord max_buttons 25 -> 5 (per-row): total_cap now 5*5=25 matching API,
so priority-aware truncation actually fires (was 125, bypassing it).
- _select_to_buttons emits a bounded, collision-resistant callback (<=64 chars)
so long action_id/values no longer collapse to the same Telegram prefix.
- Removed unreachable SELECT branch from Telegram renderer (supports_select=False
means adapt_presentation already degrades SELECT -> BUTTONS).
- Added tests: Discord 25-cap priority truncation, long-id callback uniqueness,
short-payload raw passthrough.
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* fix: AGENTS.md walk-up discovery and layered merge (fixes#2203)
Mirror the configuration resolver's project-aware discovery in
load_context_files: walk up from cwd to the git root collecting
instruction files, layer a user-global ~/.praisonai/AGENTS.md as the
lowest-precedence source, and concatenate root -> cwd so nearer files
take precedence. Explicit paths stay cwd-only for backward compatibility.
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on AGENTS.md discovery (PR #2206)
- Apply consistent OSError guard to explicit-paths branch (Greptile P1)
- Skip global ~/.praisonai/AGENTS.md when walk_up=False (Greptile P2)
- Cap walk-up depth when no git root found (Greptile P2)
- De-duplicate by (st_dev, st_ino) for case-insensitive volumes (CodeRabbit)
- Narrow broad except to (ImportError, OSError) (CodeRabbit BLE001)
- Fix unused unpacked vars in tests; add walk_up=False global-skip test
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* fix: add built-in store-backed cross-platform identity resolver (fixes#2201)
Add StoreBackedIdentityResolver in the wrapper that maps
(platform, user_id) to a canonical identity using an explicit,
persisted link map plus the gateway pairing store, with a safe
per-platform fallback for unlinked users. Reuses the core
IdentityResolverProtocol/FileIdentityResolver and the existing
Bot/BotOS identity_resolver wiring.
- StoreBackedIdentityResolver.from_env() wires pairing + persistence
- Paired channels sharing a label resolve to one canonical identity
- link_paired() materialises pairing labels as explicit links
- New `praisonai identity link/unlink/list/import` CLI commands
- Exported from praisonai.bots; added unit tests
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on store-backed identity resolver
- Add is_paired() O(1) short-circuit before O(n) list_paired() scan on resolve() hot path (CodeRabbit/Greptile)
- Batch link_paired() into a single _flush() instead of N atomic disk writes (Greptile)
- Implement 'identity list' all-links path via new all_links() API matching documented behaviour (Greptile)
- Fix misleading 'Fast path' comment; rename ambiguous loop var l -> link to clear Ruff E741 (CodeRabbit)
- Make degraded-path test force the pairing import failure with an explicit path (Greptile)
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* fix: command-aware permission matching for shell tool calls (fixes#2202)
Decompose bash:/shell: permission targets into their constituent
simple-commands (handling &&, ||, ;, |, subshells and command
substitution) plus truncating redirections, and evaluate each
file-mutating operation against the ruleset. A deny rule for rm now
fires regardless of where rm appears in a compound statement.
- New permissions/command_parser.py: dependency-light shlex-based parser.
- PermissionManager.check expands shell targets into per-operation
sub-targets (deny-wins, then ask, then allow). Single commands defer
to the legacy flat matcher for exact backward compatibility.
- Lazy-imported parser; zero overhead when not matching shell targets.
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* fix: parser redirect bugs + legacy-rule aggregation in command-aware perms
Address reviewer feedback (Greptile, CodeRabbit) on PR #2208:
- command_parser: consume input-redirect operand so `< file` is never
selected as the executable (was a no-op skip_next=False).
- command_parser: skip fd-to-fd redirects like `2>&1` so they no longer
emit a spurious `write:&1` target that broad `write:*` denies would hit.
- command_parser: mask single-quoted spans in _extract_substitutions so
`echo '$(rm -rf x)'` is treated as a literal (double quotes still expand).
- manager: fold an explicit rule/approval match on the original compound
target into deny>ask>allow aggregation so legacy flat rules still fire.
- ruff nits: RUF005 (list unpacking), B007 (unused idx), BLE001 (noqa).
- tests: add regressions for input/fd redirects, quoted substitution,
ASK precedence, and legacy compound deny.
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* fix: emit gateway/session/schedule lifecycle hooks from bot runtime (fixes#2199)
The gateway runtime only fired the three MESSAGE_* hooks, leaving
observability/guardrail/policy plugins blind to the rest of the gateway
lifecycle. This wires the already-defined HookEvents at their natural
points using the existing HookRunner:
- GATEWAY_START / GATEWAY_STOP in BotOS.start()/stop()
- SESSION_START (once per session) / SESSION_END (on /new reset) in
BotSessionManager
- SCHEDULE_TRIGGER when a scheduled job fires in BotOS
BEFORE_AGENT / AFTER_AGENT are intentionally NOT re-emitted at the
gateway since agent.chat() already fires them (avoids double-dispatch).
Core adds the three missing input dataclasses (GatewayStartInput,
GatewayStopInput, ScheduleTriggerInput) plus exports. A shared async-safe
_emit() dispatcher schedules runner.execute() when inside a running event
loop (execute_sync raises there) and falls back to execute_sync otherwise.
All emission is best-effort and a no-op when no hooks are registered, so
behaviour is fully backward-compatible with zero overhead.
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* fix: per-session hook context + sync SESSION_END across all clear paths
Addresses reviewer feedback (Greptile P1/P2, CodeRabbit) on PR #2210:
- Replace shared _last_agent_ref with per-session _session_hook_context so
reset(userA) can never emit SESSION_END through userB's agent/runner.
- Centralize SESSION_END in _fire_session_end() and call it from every clear
path (explicit reset, policy auto-reset in _load_history, stale reaping,
reset_all) so lifecycle hooks no longer go silent after a policy reset.
- Track fire-and-forget hook tasks in _emit() with a strong ref + done
callback so tasks aren't GC'd mid-flight and coroutine errors are logged.
- Remove dead fire_before_agent/fire_after_agent (never called; would cause
the double-dispatch the PR explicitly avoids).
- Tests: replace timing-based asyncio.sleep with deterministic task draining;
add coverage for per-session agent attribution and the auto-reset reopen path.
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* fix: frictionless environment-isolated CLI install (uv/pipx/venv) (fixes#2173)
Enhance scripts/install.sh with an isolation-backend preference order
(uv tool -> pipx -> venv fallback), a non-destructive ~/.local/bin PATH
shim with a clearly-marked rc block, --no-modify-path, PRAISONAI_INSTALL_DIR
and PRAISONAI_BACKEND overrides, and optional shell-completion wiring via
the existing `praisonai completion` subcommand. Keeps the venv fallback,
bot onboarding, and pip install fully backward-compatible.
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* fix: correct uv/pipx verification, dedupe PATH block, reject invalid backend
Address reviewer feedback on install.sh:
- verify_installation: uv/pipx backends installed into an isolated env, but
verification used system python3 which always failed the import and aborted
the script under set -e. Now verifies via the resolved praisonai CLI when no
venv python is present, while keeping the direct import check for venv.
- venv backend wrote two PraisonAI PATH blocks (venv/bin + ~/.local/bin) on a
fresh install. The shim covers ~/.local/bin, so only add venv/bin to PATH
when no shim is created (dry-run or missing binary).
- detect_backend silently fell back to auto-detection for unknown --backend
values. Now rejects them with a clear error and exits 1.
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* fix: handoff must execute via agent.chat, not bare LLM runtime
Turn-time runtime resolution in #2073 bypassed the target agent's full
chat pipeline (instructions, memory, hooks, guardrails) by calling a
fresh LLM wrapper when resolve_runtime succeeded. Restore execution
through agent.chat/achat and add regression tests.
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* fix: harden async handoff achat guard and strengthen regression tests
- Guard achat with inspect.iscoroutinefunction so sync-only/proxy agents
fall back to the executor path instead of failing at await
- Widen executor effective_tools type to Optional[List[Any]] to preserve
the None (unrestricted) vs [] (no tools) tool-policy contract
- Assert resolve_runtime is never called in the async regression test
- Make sub-agent tool test exercise the real chat path instead of mocking
the method under test
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* fix: add /ready and /live probes to Gateway for zero-downtime deploys (fixes#2180)
Add dedicated readiness and liveness HTTP probes to the Gateway so
orchestrators and load balancers can safely perform rolling/zero-downtime
deployments:
- GET /ready returns 200 only when started and not draining; 503 during
startup (startup-pending) and graceful shutdown (draining), and for any
FAILED channel (channel:<name>). A _draining flag is set at the start of
stop() before draining begins so LBs stop routing first.
- GET /live returns 200 while the event loop is responsive (measured via
asyncio scheduling lag), independent of transient channel health.
- /health is unchanged (backward compatible).
Wrapper-layer change only (gateway/server.py); core stays protocol-only.
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* fix: harden gateway readiness/liveness probes per reviewer feedback
- Reset _draining=False at start() so a stopped-then-restarted instance
reports ready again (Greptile P1 / CodeRabbit Major)
- Use asyncio.get_running_loop() instead of deprecated get_event_loop()
(Greptile P2)
- Make readiness use elif so post-shutdown state reports only "draining",
not the misleading "startup-pending" (Greptile P2)
- Fail closed in probe helpers: log and surface errors instead of silently
reporting healthy (CodeRabbit Major)
- Fix test sys.path bootstrap to resolve from repo root; add stop/restart
and draining-state regression tests (CodeRabbit Minor)
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* fix: delegate memory search/store to adapter on sqlite/in_memory fallback (fixes#2189)
When a memory backend (e.g. redis) is unavailable and PraisonAI falls back
to the SqliteMemoryAdapter, legacy search_short_term/search_long_term queried
the never-created short_mem/long_mem tables, raising
"sqlite3.OperationalError: no such table: short_mem".
Delegate search_short_term and search_long_term to the active memory_adapter
when provider is sqlite/in_memory, and route store_long_term through the
adapter (mirroring store_short_term) so storage and search use the same
short_term_memory/long_term_memory schema. Legacy SQLite paths remain as a
graceful fallback if the adapter call fails.
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* fix: harden memory adapter delegation per reviewer feedback (#2189)
- store_long_term: gate adapter-first write by provider in (sqlite, in_memory)
so chroma/mem0/mongodb keep their dedicated write paths (fixes Greptile P1
embedding-model mismatch) and sync ident to adapter result_id.
- store_long_term: raise on adapter failure for sqlite/in_memory instead of
silently falling back to the non-existent legacy long_mem table.
- search_short_term: apply min_quality/relevance_cutoff filtering, emit search
event, and return [] on adapter failure instead of legacy short_mem fallthrough.
- search_long_term: return [] on adapter failure instead of legacy long_mem
fallthrough to avoid re-triggering the schema mismatch.
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* fix: make ChannelDirectory durable and refreshable (fixes#2185)
Persist home + observed channels to ~/.praisonai/state/channel_directory.json,
apply a durable hand-editable friendly-alias overlay (channel_aliases.json) on
every load/refresh, and add refresh_from_adapters() to enumerate live adapters
(Discord/Slack list_channels) so reachable targets survive restarts and can be
pre-named before producing traffic. Surfaces observed channels via
describe_targets and adds DeliveryRouter.refresh_directory for the gateway loop.
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* fix: crash-safe atomic save, prune stale aliases, persist observations
Address reviewer feedback on PR #2186 (Greptile P1/P2, CodeRabbit):
- _save() now writes to a temp file and os.replace()s atomically so an
interrupted write can never leave a corrupt directory file that _load
silently discards.
- _apply_alias_overlay() tracks overlay-sourced aliases and prunes those
removed from channel_aliases.json on the next load/refresh, making the
overlay the source of truth for the aliases it defines.
- observe_channel() persists new observations immediately (best-effort),
so channels seen from live traffic survive a restart, consistent with
set_home_channel() and the class docstring.
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* fix: add cross-session conversation recall via session_search (fixes#2184)
Add a searchable session-store contract and wire the built-in session_search
tool to the default store so an agent can search its own past conversations.
- protocols: SearchableSessionStoreProtocol + SessionHit/SessionSummary
- DefaultSessionStore: dependency-free search()/window()/recent()
- tools: session_search now supports discovery/scroll/browse over transcripts
- export the tool via the tools registry (tools=["session_search"])
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* fix: harden session_search per reviewer feedback (#2184)
- search(): cumulative per-session scoring (was best-single-message) so
densely-relevant transcripts rank above short single-match sessions
- search()/_session_title(): guard against malformed/non-dict message
entries so one bad session file cannot abort the whole query
- session_search tool: structured error context (tool/mode/session_id/hint)
- SessionTools.store: thread-safe double-checked lazy init
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* fix: add agent-facing send_message tool for proactive gateway delivery (fixes#2183)
Exposes the existing proactive-delivery stack to agents via a lightweight
built-in tool. Adds OutboundMessengerProtocol + DeliveryResult/TargetInfo to
core gateway protocols, a task-local messenger registry in session context,
and a send_message tool (action="send"/"list") that resolves the active
gateway messenger and fails cleanly for CLI/one-shot runs.
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* fix: correct async loop bridge and media parsing in send_message tool
Addresses reviewer (Greptile) findings on PR #2188:
- P1: _run_async no longer spins up a brand-new event loop in a worker
thread (which broke messengers with loop-bound async resources and
raised "Task got Future attached to a different loop"). It now detects
the gateway loop registered by the running bot and schedules the
coroutine on it via run_coroutine_threadsafe — the real bot pattern
where sync tools run in executor threads. Keeps a deadlock-free
fallback for the on-loop-thread case.
- P2: ContextVar/loop propagation — gateway records its loop process-wide
(register/get/clear_gateway_loop) so sync tools in worker threads reach
loop-bound resources correctly.
- P2: _parse_media now strips only the MEDIA: directive via regex instead
of whitespace-tokenizing, preserving surrounding message text.
Adds tests: loop-bound messenger across threads, and media-path text
preservation.
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* fix: add operator scopes/roles for multi-operator Gateway access control (fixes#2179)
Layer an opt-in operator-scope model on top of the existing Gateway
authentication so multi-operator deployments can enforce least-privilege.
Core (praisonaiagents.gateway):
- Add OperatorScope vocabulary enum (read/write/approvals/pairing/admin).
- Add auth_scopes scope policy to GatewayConfig with resolve_scopes() and
has_scope_policy; parse from gateway.yaml (auth.tokens or flat auth_scopes).
Wrapper (praisonai/gateway):
- Resolve scopes per request/connection; gate privileged HTTP routes
(channels pause/resume/reconnect -> admin, approval resolve + allow-list
mutations -> approvals, pairing approve/revoke -> pairing).
- Gate WebSocket "message" dispatch on the write scope.
- Filter outbound broadcasts by subscriber scope (approval-class events only
reach approvals-holders).
Backward compatible: when no scope policy is configured an authenticated
client is granted all scopes, identical to the prior binary behaviour.
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* fix: harden operator-scope resolution (validate scope names, loopback bypass, rate-limit ordering)
Addresses reviewer feedback on PR #2182:
- config.resolve_scopes now validates scope names against OperatorScope,
dropping unknown names (e.g. YAML typos) with a warning instead of
silently denying all access.
- Gateway loopback dev bypass now grants all operator scopes (consistent
with the auth bypass) so local testing with a scope policy works.
- approval_allowlist checks the APPROVALS scope before consuming the
rate-limit budget so read-only clients can't drain a source IP's budget.
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* feat: add `praisonai init` to scaffold the .praisonai/ convention (fixes#2174)
Adds a top-level `init` command that scaffolds the project .praisonai/
structure (config.yaml + starter agent + starter command) matching exactly
what CustomDefinitionsDiscovery parses, so scaffolded definitions are
immediately discoverable and runnable. Supports --global and --force, is
idempotent, and prints next-step commands. Updates the "not found" hints in
agent/command list to point users at `praisonai init`.
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* fix: graceful IO error handling, utf-8 encoding, drop unused import in init
Addresses reviewer (Greptile) feedback on praisonai init:
- Catch OSError/PermissionError so write failures show a friendly
message + remediation and exit 1 instead of a raw traceback.
- Pass encoding="utf-8" to write_text for cross-platform consistency.
- Remove unused Optional import.
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* fix: resilient fuzzy multi-strategy file editing + apply_patch (fixes#2172)
Add a dependency-free fuzzy matching ladder (exact, line-trimmed,
whitespace-normalised, indentation-flexible, similarity-scored
block-anchor) to EditTools.edit_file so edits land even when old_string
differs by whitespace/indentation/line-endings, only applying when the
target is unambiguous. Add an atomic apply_patch tool for multi-file
Add/Update/Delete in one call. Backward-compatible: exact matches behave
as before; fuzzy paths only engage on exact-match failure.
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* fix: address reviewer findings in fuzzy edit + apply_patch
- Exclude matched line's trailing newline from fuzzy spans so replacements
no longer merge with the following line (CodeRabbit Major).
- Stop *** Begin/End Patch sentinels from leaking into Add/Update bodies in
_parse_patch (Greptile P1).
- Preserve BOM and CRLF on apply_patch Update via shared binary read/encode
helpers, matching edit_file (Greptile/CodeRabbit).
- Make apply_patch Phase 2 truly atomic: stage writes/deletes and roll back
on any commit-time failure (Greptile/CodeRabbit).
- Continue scanning block-anchor candidates instead of breaking after the
first anchor pairing (Greptile P2).
- Remove dead _AMBIGUOUS constant; resolve Ruff E731/E741 lint.
- Add regression tests: mid-file no-merge, sentinel body exclusion,
BOM/CRLF preservation, mid-Phase-2 rollback, anchor multi-candidate scan,
and fuzzy ambiguity error.
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* fix: wire real cost tracking, lazy imports, and live aliases in wrapper (fixes#2170)
- scheduler: replace fake $0.0001/run estimate with model-aware cost from
token usage via cost_tracker.get_pricing; shared _compute_run_cost in
_base_scheduler keeps sync/async in lockstep and falls back to $0 when no
usage metadata is available
- agents_generator: defer heavy yaml/rich/framework-adapter-registry imports
to call sites via lazy wrappers, removing import-time work from every CLI
- llm registry: register built-in aliases (oai/claude/gemini/google_genai)
by checking the loader map populated at __init__ instead of the empty
resolved cache
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* fix: harden run-cost computation against empty model and bad tokens
Addresses reviewer findings on PR #2171:
- Greptile: get_pricing("") substring-matched gpt-4o instead of the
'default' tier; pass `model or "default"`.
- CodeRabbit: clamp token counts to non-negative ints (budget-bypass guard)
and isolate pricing exceptions so a successful run is never marked failed.
Adds TestComputeRunCost regression coverage.
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* feat: implement turn-time runtime resolution for handoffs and sub-agents (fixes#1938)
- Add runtime resolution system with turn-time resolution API
- Replace construction-time runtime pins with dynamic resolution
- Update handoff execution to resolve runtime per-turn using target agent's model
- Add caching mechanism for per-turn resolution with session isolation
- Support both sync and async handoff execution paths
- Provide fallback to agent.chat when runtime resolution fails
- Include comprehensive unit and integration tests
This addresses the issue where handoffs and sub-agents inherit construction-time
runtime pins from parent agents, causing wrong harness execution when delegates
use different model_ref or provider.
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* fix: address critical bugs in turn-time runtime resolution
- Fixed NameError in _cleanup_expired_cache when cache is empty
- Fixed FallbackRuntime to raise errors instead of returning stub strings
- Added kwargs passthrough to preserve custom configurations (API keys, base URLs)
- Replaced deprecated asyncio.get_event_loop() with get_running_loop()
- Fixed AttributeError risks with safe getattr fallbacks
- Removed dead code in unified_execution_mixin.py
- Cleaned up unused imports
- Updated tests to match new FallbackRuntime behavior
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Expose skills, knowledge, memory, and workflow helpers via praisonaiagents/__init__.py so documentation can use friendly imports without deep module paths.
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Add doc-category aliases, orphan exclusions, and module-path hints
so the parity tracker no longer flags valid SDK docs as orphans.
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* feat: implement DoctorContractProtocol for runtime config migration (fixes#1941)
- Add DoctorContractProtocol in praisonaiagents/runtime/doctor_protocol.py
- Implement built-in CliBackendMigrationRule for cli_backend -> models.default.runtime migration
- Add plugin discovery via praisonai.doctor_contracts entry points
- Wire into 'praisonai doctor runtime --fix' CLI command
- Include comprehensive unit tests
- Support idempotent migrations with backup creation
- Protocol-driven design: core protocols in SDK, heavy implementations in wrapper
* fix: address critical issues found in code review
- Fix @register_check decorator to include required arguments (id, title, description, category)
- Update function signature to accept DoctorConfig parameter
- Fix shallow copy bug by using deepcopy to prevent mutation of original config
- Add type checks for roles dict to prevent AttributeError
- Fix dead validation code in register_rule (isinstance check)
- Remove unnecessary abc.abstractmethod decorators from Protocol
- Prioritize importlib.metadata over deprecated pkg_resources
- Return ERROR status when explicitly specified config file not found
- Serialize YAML before opening file to prevent corruption on errors
- Remove test files from repository root
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* fix: remove duplicate RUNTIME enum value in CheckCategory
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* fix: correct import path for DoctorRulesRegistry in tests
- Fixed import to use doctor_registry instead of registry module
- All 14 tests now pass successfully after rebase
* fix: correct runtime __init__.py merge - use lazy loading for doctor protocol
- Removed direct imports of doctor_protocol and doctor_registry to avoid import-time performance regression
- Added doctor protocol components to _LAZY_GROUPS for proper lazy loading
- Maintains all exports in __all__ while following the lazy loading pattern
- Fixes merge issue where both changes were accepted but not properly integrated
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* fix: add fail-fast YAML schema validation with actionable errors (fixes#2125)
- Add comprehensive Pydantic-based schema validation for agents/tasks/workflow
- Implement fail-fast validation with aggregated error reporting
- Add cross-reference validation for agents, tasks, tools, and handoffs
- Create 'praisonai validate' CLI command for pre-commit/CI validation
- Update agents_generator to fail on validation errors (not just warn)
- Add pydantic dependency for schema validation
Key improvements:
- Required fields are now enforced (role, goal, backstory)
- Type checking for all configuration values
- Cross-references validated (tasks->agents, tools->definitions, handoffs->roles)
- Unknown fields detected with suggestions
- Aggregated error messages show all problems at once
- --strict mode treats warnings as errors
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* fix: address all 6 validation issues from CodeRabbit review
- Fix JSON output for missing files in validate command
- Fix stream alias not enabling streaming field (use model_validator before)
- Add validation to reject unknown workflow step types
- Fix handoff validation order-dependency (two-pass validation)
- Handle non-dict YAML input gracefully without crashing
- Remove overly permissive endswith('Tool') fallback
These fixes ensure fail-fast validation works correctly with proper error
aggregation and backward compatibility as intended.
* fix: make schema validation compatible with existing YAML formats
- Change llm/function_calling_llm from Optional[str] to Optional[Union[str, Dict[str, Any]]] to support dict format with 'model' key
- Add tasks field to AgentConfig to support nested task definitions
- Add dependencies to known_top_level fields in validator
- Add task normalization logic to convert dict tasks to TaskConfig objects
These changes ensure backward compatibility with all existing YAML configurations while maintaining validation capabilities.
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* feat: add industry templates for faster agent workforce deployment (fixes#2142)
- Added 5 industry-specific templates based on SRAO Framework
- Manufacturing: order processing, inventory, scheduling, quality control
- Energy: wind farm monitoring, predictive maintenance, power forecasting
- Healthcare: emergency triage with HIPAA compliance, resource allocation
- Agriculture: precision farming, pest detection, yield prediction
- Transportation: infrastructure monitoring with LiDAR, safety assessment
Each template includes:
- Complete agent definitions with specific roles
- I/O schemas using Pydantic for structured data handling
- SLA requirements for performance guarantees
- Fallback strategies for reliability
- Cross-industry reusable patterns (70% code reuse)
These templates enable rapid deployment of agent workforces with minimal setup time, allowing users to quickly adapt PraisonAI to their specific industry needs.
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* fix: address critical issues in industry templates
- Add missing Optional import in agriculture_template.py
- Fix __init__.py to properly import template modules
- Fix None in resources_dispatched list in transportation_template.py
- Add missing affected_area field in spray recommendation
- Fix maintenance_type to use documented values (preventive vs routine)
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* feat: implement runtime capability matrix and hook compatibility system
- Add RuntimeCapability enum with 12 capability flags (native_hooks, tool_loop, streaming_deltas, etc.)
- Implement RuntimeCapabilityMatrix for declaring runtime capability sets
- Add AgentRuntimeProtocol requiring capabilities() method for all runtimes
- Create validate_capabilities() with fail-fast validation and CapabilityValidationError
- Add RuntimeConfig to agent configuration system with required_capabilities support
- Integrate runtime parameter in Agent constructor with validation at creation time
- Update CliBackendProtocol to require capability reporting for consistency
- Provide built-in capability matrices for native and plugin harness runtimes
- Add comprehensive unit tests and validation for all functionality
- Enable fail-fast capability validation at config/preflight time instead of mid-turn
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* fix: address critical issues from code review
- Fix capability validation to check actual runtime capabilities instead of always-true native matrix
- Remove duplicate incompatible CliBackendProtocol definition
- Fix hard-coded CI paths in test files for portability
- Add proper type safety and error handling
- Add list/set support to resolve_runtime function
- Improve error messages with remediation guidance
- Handle empty required_capabilities safely
- Serialize enum values properly in to_dict()
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* chore: remove temporary validation test file
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* fix: update runtime config resolution to support both AgentRuntimeConfig and RuntimeConfig
- Modified _resolve_runtime_config to handle both turn-based (AgentRuntimeConfig) and capability validation (RuntimeConfig) systems
- Added _validate_runtime_capabilities method to perform capability validation
- Ensures compatibility with both main's turn-based runtime and PR's capability system
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* fix: update runtime capability mapping to handle all documented runtime IDs
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- Add resolve_alias() to FrameworkAdapter protocol for version selection
- Add AutoGenFamilyAdapter as router for autogen version dispatch
- Add resolve() override to properly create concrete adapter instances
- Mark unimplemented adapters (v0.4, AG2) with NotImplementedError
- Fix autogen_v2 dispatch by setting correct name attribute
- Move autogen tool registration to be conditional on framework family
- Include autogen_v2 in autogen family tool registration guard
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* fix: implement ArtifactStore for retrievable tool output overflow (fixes#2148)
- Add concrete FileSystemArtifactStore implementing ArtifactStoreProtocol
- Wire into tool_execution.py to spill large outputs instead of discarding
- Add artifact retrieval tools (head, tail, grep, chunk, load)
- Add ToolOutputConfig for configurable limits (max_bytes, retention_days)
- Register retrieval tools dynamically on first artifact creation
- Add garbage collection for old artifacts
This preserves full tool outputs that exceed limits in retrievable artifacts instead of silently truncating and discarding the overflow.
* fix: address critical security and architectural issues in artifact store
- Add path traversal protection by validating artifact paths are within store directory
- Replace global artifact store with thread-local storage for multi-agent support
- Preserve artifact references through context manager truncation
- Add missing artifact_load and artifact_list tools to registration
- Fix tool_output_limit being overwritten by tracking custom config
- Propagate tool_output config in clone_for_channel for cloned agents
- Add proper error logging for artifact cleanup failures
- Add validation for ToolOutputConfig parameters
- Fix run_id filter in list_artifacts when agent_id not provided
- Fix cleanup_old_artifacts to handle days=0 correctly
- Fix secret redaction to cover JSON and list content
- Fix artifact_load to use correct mime_type from metadata
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* fix: reduce Agent parameter bloat by merging artifact config into ToolConfig
- Merged ToolOutputConfig fields into existing ToolConfig class
- Removed tool_output parameter from Agent to avoid bloat
- All tool-related config now consolidated in one place (ToolConfig)
- Fixed NameErrors in artifact_grep and artifact_list tools
- Path traversal protection already in place
- Tests pass successfully
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* fix: address wrapper layer gaps - modal sandbox, DRY violations, double AgentOps init
- Fix modal sandbox import path from non-existent modal_sandbox.py to correct modal.py
- Prevent silent fallback to subprocess when requested sandbox type unavailable
- Deduplicate ~180 lines between run/arun methods in PraisonAI adapter
- Remove duplicate AgentOps initialization that was creating two sessions
Fixes#2094
* fix: address critical wrapper layer issues from reviewer feedback
- Fix import path from non-existent ._base to correct .base module
- Restore model resolution for dict-form llm configs (e.g. {model: 'groq/llama3-70b-8192'})
- Restore model-scoped and provider-scoped runtime resolution paths for backward compatibility
- Fix unused loop variable (task_name → _task_name) per Python conventions
- Add error handling for missing task keys with sensible defaults
- Remove unused is_available import in arun method
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* fix: add missing is_available() method to PraisonAIAdapter
The adapter was inheriting from FrameworkAdapter (Protocol) instead of
BaseFrameworkAdapter, causing is_available() to return None. This made
the framework appear unavailable regardless of actual installation status.
Added explicit is_available() implementation that properly checks for
praisonaiagents package availability.
* fix: add missing resolve() method to PraisonAIAdapter
- Add resolve() method that returns self (PraisonAI has no variants)
- This fixes the AttributeError that was crashing all executions
- All other critical issues were already resolved in the rebased code
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PR #2054 deleted bots/_delivery.py believing it was superseded by
bots/delivery.py, but delivery.py only provides DeliveryRouter and
ChannelDirectory. DurableDelivery, deliver_with_retry, and deliver_chunked
remain referenced by _durable_adapter.py and bots/__init__.py, causing
ModuleNotFoundError on any durable outbound delivery usage.
Restore the module and add regression tests for the public exports.
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Relocate LLM config example, gateway prototype, and OpenAI compatibility
tests out of the repo root; remove sys.path hack and gate integration tests
behind PRAISONAI_TEST_OPENAI_COMPAT.
* feat: implement jittered exponential backoff for LLM API retries (fixes#1805)
- Add retry_utils.py with configurable jittered exponential backoff
- Add RetryBackoffConfig to Agent constructor with sensible defaults
- Implement _chat_completion_with_retry() wrapper for LLM API calls
- Wire OnRetryInput hook with delay and attempt information
- Add interrupt-aware sleep to prevent blocking during shutdown
- Apply retry logic to main chat, reflection, and completion calls
Resolves thundering-herd behaviour on rate limits (HTTP 429) and
transient network/service failures with graceful backoff strategy.
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* fix: address critical issues identified by code reviewers
- Fix jitter overflow: clamp delay after jitter to respect max_delay
- Fix context-overflow regression: remove hardcoded _retry_depth=1
- Add RetryBackoffConfig export to __init__.py for documented imports
- Add comprehensive validation with clear error messages
- Make interruption terminal to prevent continued retries
- Add async retry wrapper _achat_completion_with_retry for async paths
- Fix clone propagation: include retry config in clone_for_channel
- Update sync chat calls to use retry wrapper
Fixes all P1 and P2 issues identified by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and Copilot.
Maintains backward compatibility and follows AGENTS.md guidelines.
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* fix: resolve critical infinite recursion and parameter passing issues in retry logic
- Fix infinite recursion: _chat_completion_with_retry now calls _execute_unified_chat_completion instead of _chat_completion
- Add missing stream_callback and emit_events parameters to _chat_completion_with_retry signature
- Restore proper call chain: _chat_impl -> _chat_completion -> _chat_completion_with_retry -> _execute_unified_chat_completion
- Use module-level logger instead of root logger for consistency
- Use interruptible_sleep helper in async retry to reduce code duplication
- Update docstrings to accurately describe jitter behavior (additive positive only)
This ensures all synchronous LLM calls work correctly without infinite recursion or TypeError, while preserving essential wrapper logic like context compaction, hooks, and tracing.
* fix: prevent double retry in streaming fallback
- Check for LLMError in streaming fallback to avoid double retry when retries are exhausted
- LLMErrors that have already been through retry logic are now re-raised immediately
- Other exceptions continue to fall back to non-streaming as before
This addresses the issue identified by Greptile where exhausted retry errors were being caught and retried again in the streaming fallback path.
* chore: remove temporary test file
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* fix: remove duplicate session-manager setup logic across bot platform adapters (fixes#2134)
- Created build_session_manager helper function in _session.py
- Updated all 7 bot adapters to use the new helper
- Removed ~15-20 lines of duplicate code per adapter
- Maintains identical runtime behavior with no API changes
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* fix: improve session store error handling and remove unused imports
- Distinguish between ImportError (silent fallback) and other exceptions (log warning)
- Remove unused BotSessionManager imports from agentmail.py and linear.py
- Addresses CodeRabbit and Greptile review feedback
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* fix: add protocol version negotiation and resilient reconnection to gateway (fixes#2130)
- Core SDK: Added protocol version constants and negotiation types
- Core SDK: Added sequence numbers to GatewayEvent for gap detection
- Server: Implemented version negotiation in join handshake
- Server: Added sequence numbering and gap detection support
- Server: Enhanced resume with presence/health snapshot
- Client: Created reconnecting Python client with exponential backoff
- Client: Implemented gap detection and cursor-based resumption
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on gateway client and server
- Fix GatewayClient.connect() to be non-blocking by running connection loop in background task
- Add ValueError catch for version_unsupported to prevent infinite retry on permanent errors
- Fix cursor update logic to handle zero values correctly (use 'is not None' check)
- Add session persistence for sequence and protocol_version fields
- Add protocol version validation with proper type checking for untrusted JSON
- Fix sequence number in joined message to align with replay events to prevent false gap detection
- Fix off-by-one error in reconnect attempts counter
- Add timeout to WebSocket join handshake to prevent indefinite blocking
- Remove unused imports (time, field, GatewayMessage)
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* feat: add model catalogue and model-selection UX (fixes#2123)
- Add 'praisonai models' command with list, describe, and validate subcommands
- Create ModelCatalogue class with litellm integration and graceful fallback
- Add model validation to LLM resolution with 'did you mean' suggestions
- Validate model strings in YAML agent configurations
- Warn when tools configured for non-tool-calling models
- Cache model metadata locally with TTL to reduce API calls
- Support filtering by provider and search patterns
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in model catalogue implementation
- Fix TypeError: model_list is a list attribute not callable in litellm
- Change validate_model default to False to preserve backward compatibility
- Move model validation before provider resolution to ensure correct key/base selection
- Add validation for fallback models from stored credentials
- Skip catalogue validation for local YAML model aliases
- Ensure consistent JSON output in CLI when litellm unavailable
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* fix: prevent typer.Exit from being swallowed by generic exception handlers
- Add explicit typer.Exit handlers in describe_model and validate_model commands
- Re-raise typer.Exit to avoid spurious error messages when models are not found
- Preserve exception context with 'from e' for better debugging
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* fix: add auth-aware first-run onboarding to prevent cryptic failures (fixes#2124)
- Added is_configured() helper in llm/credentials.py to detect if credentials are available
- Added credential check in cli/app.py before launching TUI for no-arg invocation
- Added credential check in cli/commands/run.py before executing run commands
- Both checks offer to launch setup wizard in interactive mode
- Non-interactive/CI contexts get clear actionable error messages
- Configured users see no change in behavior or startup latency
This ensures new users get proper guidance instead of cryptic mid-run failures when no API keys are configured.
* fix: address reviewer feedback on auth-aware onboarding
- Remove hardcoded gpt-4o-mini model in app.py credential check
- Add credential re-verification after setup wizard completes
- Add session error handling in profiled execution paths
- Remove dead code _check_api_key_available function
These fixes ensure the credential gate works for all providers,
not just OpenAI, and properly handles edge cases with session
management and post-setup verification.
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- Fix Gap 1: Remove OpenAI client singleton in auto.py
* Replace global _openai_clients cache with per-call client creation
* Eliminates thread-safety issues and multi-agent state sharing
* Prevents silent resource leaks on cache eviction
- Fix Gap 2: Change unsafe 0.0.0.0 default bindings to 127.0.0.1
* Update api/call.py to default to 127.0.0.1 with --host parameter
* Add warning when binding to 0.0.0.0 without --public flag
* Fix HTTPApproval example to use safe default (127.0.0.1)
- Fix Gap 3: Consolidate duplicated ScheduleParser classes
* Remove duplicate ScheduleParser from scheduler/base.py
* Use single canonical implementation from scheduler/shared.py
* Update imports to maintain backward compatibility
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* fix: implement lazy CLI command loading to eliminate import bloat
- Remove redundant module-level register_commands() call at app.py:685
- Add command name→module mapping for lazy loading
- Implement get_command_names() to return command names without imports
- Update dispatch logic in __main__.py to use lazy command discovery
- Add explicit register_commands() call in cli/main.py for profile command
- Preserve all existing CLI functionality while optimizing cold start
This fixes the issue where all ~78 command groups were eagerly imported
on every CLI invocation, including simple operations like 'praisonai "hello"'
that don't use any sub-commands.
Fixes#1950
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* fix: address PR review feedback from lazy CLI loading implementation
- Fix test breakage: Add register_commands() fixture to TestTyperApp, TestGlobalOptions, and TestExitCodes
- Remove dead code: Delete unused load_command_module() function
- Add maintainability comment explaining hardcoded retrieval commands
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* fix: consolidate duplicated workflow engine in memory/workflows.py into re-export shim (fixes#2117)
Replaced ~2,000 lines of duplicate workflow engine code in praisonaiagents/memory/workflows.py
with a thin re-export shim that imports from the canonical praisonaiagents/workflows/workflows.py.
This is a structural consolidation only - all public import paths and behaviour are preserved:
- Backward-compatible imports from memory.workflows still work
- Tests that explicitly import from memory.workflows remain functional
- The canonical engine in workflows/workflows.py is the single source of truth
Changes:
- Reduced memory/workflows.py from 1,983 LOC to 48 LOC
- Re-exports WorkflowContext, StepResult, Workflow, WorkflowManager, Task, and pattern helpers
- Maintains backward compatibility aliases (StepInput, StepOutput)
- Eliminates maintenance burden of duplicate implementations
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* fix: add missing result type re-exports for backward compatibility
The old memory/workflows.py imported StepError, WorkflowResult, StepStatus,
and ErrorStrategy from workflows.results, making them accessible to external
consumers. Add these re-exports to preserve full backward compatibility.
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* fix: add interactive action registry for button/select callbacks (fixes#2104)
- Created InteractiveRegistry and dispatch protocol in core SDK
- Added encode_action/decode_callback for typed action handling
- Updated Telegram, Discord, and Slack adapters to use registry
- Registered handlers for 'command' and 'pair' namespaces
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing pairing callbacks
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* fix: address critical issues in interactive registry implementation
- Fix dispatch() to properly return False when handlers return None
- Replace global registry singleton with create_registry() for adapter-specific instances
- Fix invalid BotMessage constructor arguments (chat_id, command, command_args moved to metadata)
- Remove redundant TYPE_CHECKING imports
- Remove dead code for 'approve' command special case
- Use field(default_factory=dict) for proper dataclass default
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* fix: remove duplicate BotOSProtocol import from TYPE_CHECKING block
The import was redundant as BotOSProtocol is already imported at runtime (line 23) and needs to be available for the __all__ export list.
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* fix: gateway session data loss and restore deleted _delivery module
- Resume gateway sessions from the latest session_data snapshot instead of
the initial empty one written at session creation
- Persist active sessions on gateway stop() via close_session()
- Restore bots/_delivery.py accidentally removed in #2054; imports for
DurableDelivery and DurableAdapterMixin were still live
- Add regression tests for resume, shutdown persist, and delivery imports
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* fix: address code review feedback from reviewers
- Store reference to typing indicator background task to prevent GC
- Fix redundant final edit when streaming completes successfully
- Fix test_stop_persists_active_sessions to properly test persistence
- Add channel_id parameter to rate limiter for per-channel throttling
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* feat: Add OpenAI-compatible HTTP API layer (fixes#1327)
- Implement OpenAICompatProvider with standard endpoints:
- POST /v1/chat/completions (with streaming)
- POST /v1/completions
- GET /v1/models
- POST /v1/tools/invoke (PraisonAI extension)
- Add 'praisonai serve openai' command for compatibility layer
- Create comprehensive test suite with OpenAI Python client
- Enable drop-in replacement for OpenAI client libraries
Addresses missing OpenAI-compatible HTTP surface vs OpenClaw Gateway.
Uses existing PraisonAI capabilities.completions infrastructure with
OpenAI request/response format conversion.
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* fix: Address critical issues in OpenAI compatibility layer
- Fix import errors: use create_unified_app instead of non-existent create_server
- Fix streaming: use text/event-stream media type and avoid double execution
- Fix health check: remove live LLM calls that consume tokens
- Add input validation: guard against None input data
- Add --agents-url parameter for proper agent routing
Addresses review feedback from Gemini, Greptile, and CodeRabbit
* fix: Handle streaming errors and tool_calls in OpenAI compatibility layer
- Fix streaming error handling: error events are now properly sent to clients instead of being silently dropped
- Fix tool_calls in streaming: tool calls are now included in streamed responses instead of being lost
- Addresses critical issues identified by Greptile reviewer
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* fix: Address OpenAI compatibility layer protocol issues
- Remove advertised but unimplemented embeddings capability
- Add required initial role chunk in streaming (OpenAI SDK requirement)
- Remove tool_calls: null from non-tool responses (violates OpenAI schema)
These fixes ensure strict OpenAI API compliance for better client compatibility.
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Removed three unreferenced modules that were never imported or used:
- praisonaiagents/agent/prepared_turn_mixin.py (418 lines)
- praisonaiagents/agent/turn_execution_mixin.py (355 lines)
- praisonaiagents/telemetry/token_telemetry.py (87 lines)
These modules defined classes that were never wired into Agent or imported anywhere. Removing ~860 lines of dead code for better maintainability.
Fixes#2162
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* fix: resolve three critical wrapper gaps (fixes#2146)
- Gap 1: Add missing _models_cache and _models_lock in auto.py to fix NameError
- Gap 2: Fix race condition in ToolResolver by moving cache read inside lock
- Gap 3: Add async agent support to sync executor via shared dispatch logic
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* fix: update stale docstring in PraisonAgentExecutor
The docstring incorrectly stated agents must have start() method, but with the new dispatch logic they can have either start() or astart() methods.
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Remove fully-shadowed dead StorageMixin class from memory module. All 10 methods
of StorageMixin were redefined directly in Memory class body, making the mixin
unreachable dead code. Removed ~233 lines of stale storage implementation that
had already diverged from the live code.
- Remove StorageMixin from Memory base class list
- Remove import of StorageMixin
- Delete memory/storage.py file
- No behavior change - Memory class methods remain unchanged
Fixes#2138
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* fix: consolidate duplicate resolve_* functions in feature_configs.py (fixes#2137)
Replaced duplicate resolver implementations in feature_configs.py with thin
delegation wrappers to the canonical param_resolver.py versions. This eliminates
code duplication while preserving backward compatibility.
Changes:
- resolve_memory, resolve_knowledge, resolve_planning, resolve_reflection
- resolve_guardrails, resolve_web, resolve_caching, resolve_autonomy
- resolve_tool_search (kept simple implementation with note about zero references)
- resolve_tools kept unchanged (used in production by agent.py)
All public API names preserved and tests remain compatible.
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* fix: address backward compatibility regressions in resolver consolidation
- Fix resolve_guardrails to wrap callables in GuardrailConfig(validator=fn)
- Fix resolve_memory to handle valkey and custom backend strings gracefully
- Fix resolve_memory to passthrough unrecognized instances instead of returning None
These changes maintain backward compatibility while still delegating to the
canonical param_resolver.py implementations where possible.
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* fix: address three production gaps - unsafe defaults, silent fallbacks, and concurrency issues (fixes#2121)
Gap 1 - Approval & Permission Defaults:
- Changed ApprovalSpec default to enabled=True with default_policy='prompt'
- Added per-tool granularity with approve_tools dict
- Added install_hook() method for enforcement
- Changed ClaudeCodeBackend to use --permission-mode default by default
- Added auth check to all HTTP verbs (GET, POST, DELETE) with constant-time comparison
Gap 2 - Silent Fallback Routing:
- DB adapter now raises ValueError for unknown URLs
- LLM registry raises ValueError for unknown models
- Daytona sandbox raises NotImplementedError until real implementation
- LazyCache caches and re-raises ImportErrors instead of caching None
Gap 3 - Concurrency Issues:
- AsyncBridge excludes self from cancellation, releases lock before wait
- LockMap buckets locks by event loop ID with weak references
- ToolRegistry tracks multiple resolvers with weak references
- Added missing _models_cache and _models_lock to auto.py
* fix: address critical reviewer feedback on production gaps
- Fix approval hook signature to match praisonaiagents API (BeforeToolInput, HookResult)
- Add missing default_policy and approve_tools fields to from_yaml() allowed set
- Fix race condition in ToolRegistry by protecting _resolvers access with lock
- Prevent infinite loop in LockMap when all locks are held
- Fix DaytonaSandbox to raise NotImplementedError directly (no wrapping)
- Fix auth check order in MCP HTTP transport to prevent info disclosure
- Update error messages and docstrings for accuracy
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* fix: merge three duplicated signature→JSON-Schema generators into one shared helper (fixes#2118)
- Extract common schema generation logic into build_parameters_schema() in tools/schema.py
- Update BaseTool._generate_parameters_schema() to use shared helper
- Update decorator._generate_schema_from_func() to use shared helper with injected param filtering
- Update decorator._schema_from_function() to use shared helper
- Fix is_injected_type() to handle bare Injected annotations (not just Injected[T])
- Fix resolve_injected_value() to handle bare Injected annotations
This consolidates the duplicate logic with no behavior changes, making the codebase more maintainable.
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* fix: add exception safety and injected parameter filtering to schema generation
- Wrapped inspect.signature() and get_type_hints() calls in try/except to handle forward references and built-ins gracefully (fixes P1 issue from Greptile)
- Added injected parameter filtering to _schema_from_function to prevent leaking internal state parameters
- Fixed linting issue by renaming unused variable 'param' to '_param'
- Improved exception handling in build_parameters_schema to be more resilient
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Remove dead AutoGen adapter registration that triggers heavy praisonai_tools import.
The registration was never used by runtime code and caused ~3200ms import overhead.
- Removed register_builtin_autogen_adapters() call from AgentsGenerator.__init__
- Kept deprecated methods for backward compatibility
- AutoGen support unaffected (provided by framework_adapters/)
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* feat: add AI LLM gateway integration support (fixes#2111)
- Add gateway providers for OpenRouter, LiteLLM Proxy, and custom gateways
- Support for 100+ LLM providers through unified OpenAI-compatible endpoints
- Built-in caching, fallback, and analytics through gateway services
- Minimal implementation using existing LiteLLM infrastructure
- Add comprehensive tests and examples
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* fix: address gateway registration and config mutation issues
- Fix lazy loading registration gap by eagerly registering gateways on module import
- Fix provider_id inconsistency for LiteLLMProxyProvider (now correctly returns 'litellm-proxy')
- Fix config dictionary mutation by creating shallow copy in __init__
- Remove hardcoded API keys from example, use environment variables instead
- Enable previously skipped test using monkeypatch to mock litellm module
Addresses review feedback from Greptile, CodeRabbit, and other reviewers
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* fix: add ergonomic proactive/scheduled delivery routing with home channels and tokens (fixes#2109)
- Core SDK: Added HomeChannelRegistryProtocol and DeliveryResolverProtocol
- Core SDK: Extended DeliveryTarget with 'deliver' field for routing tokens
- Core SDK: Added 'origin' field to ScheduleJob to track creation location
- Wrapper: Implemented HomeChannelRegistry for persisting home channels
- Wrapper: Implemented DeliveryResolver for token resolution (origin, platform, all)
- Wrapper: Created EnhancedScheduledAgentExecutor with token support
- CLI: Added --deliver option to schedule add command
- Bots: Added /sethome command to set home channels
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* fix: address critical delivery routing issues from review
- Fix token-based delivery being bypassed when delivery handler configured
- Fix job history showing delivered=False after successful enhanced delivery
- Add validation for channel/channel_id pairing and origin token requirements
- Remove sensitive chat IDs from info logs (moved to debug level)
- Validate and reject malformed explicit delivery tokens
- Add 30-second timeout protection for all delivery operations
- Properly set job.origin when deliver='origin' is specified
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* fix: implement diff-driven selective reload for gateway config (fixes#2105)
- Add config diffing to detect specific changes
- Implement selective reload based on change paths:
- Agent changes: recreate agents only
- Single channel changes: restart that channel only
- Structural changes: full restart (fallback)
- Add debouncing and error resilience to config watcher
- Store last loaded config for comparison
- Prevent unnecessary channel restarts on unrelated changes
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* fix: resolve critical issues in diff-driven selective reload
- Fix _start_single_channel to use _create_bot and _run_bot_safe pattern
- Convert _channel_tasks from list to dict for proper per-channel tracking
- Fix _restart_channel to cancel asyncio tasks before stopping bots
- Align auto_approve_tools parsing with start_channels (accepts 1, yes, on)
- Optimize agent key access using next(iter(...)) instead of list creation
- Populate _channel_bots in _start_single_channel to enable proper restarts
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* fix: gateway loses in-flight execution and queued messages on disconnect (fixes#2103)
- Extended to_dict() to serialize pending_inbox queue and is_executing flag
- Extended from_dict() to restore queued messages and execution state
- Added _drain_active_sessions() method for graceful shutdown with timeout
- Modified stop() to accept drain_timeout parameter and perform graceful drain
- Added logic to restart queue processing when session is resumed with pending work
- Fixed PID lock release check to prevent NoneType error
This ensures that transient disconnects, restarts, and shutdowns no longer silently abandon queued messages or in-flight executions. Sessions are now properly persisted and resumed with their full state including pending work.
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* fix: address critical race condition and code quality issues
- Fix race condition in session resume by marking executing BEFORE creating task
- Replace deprecated asyncio.get_event_loop() with time.monotonic()
- Move test file from root to proper tests/unit/gateway directory
- Improve pythonic style by removing explicit boolean comparisons
Critical fix: Prevents duplicate queue processors when messages arrive during
session resume, which could cause out-of-order message processing.
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* fix: add overflow-safe tool output with persistent storage (fixes#2097)
- Created ToolOutputStore for managing persistent tool output storage
- Store full tool outputs under ~/.praisonai/cache/tool_outputs/ when truncated
- Add references to stored files in truncated previews for later retrieval
- Support TTL-based cleanup with configurable retention (default 24 hours)
- Apply to both string results and dict fields uniformly
- Backward compatible: no changes when output is under limit
The agent can now retrieve omitted content using existing file/read tools
by accessing the stored path referenced in the truncated output.
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* fix: address critical bugs in tool output store implementation
- Fix thread-unsafe global singleton with threading.Lock
- Fix Windows path backslash issue in re.sub by using callable replacement
- Fix run_id scoping: pass run_id through truncation chain
- Fix field-level call_id collisions with unique suffix
- Fix test isolation: use temp directory instead of real cache
- Fix implicit optional type annotation (RUF013)
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* fix: implement retry configuration with exponential backoff for tool failures (fixes#1809)
- Add retry configuration fields to ExecutionConfig (retry_initial_delay, retry_backoff_factor, retry_jitter)
- Implement BackoffPolicy class for exponential backoff with jitter
- Add retry loop to tool execution that respects max_retry_limit from ExecutionConfig
- Honor ToolExecutionError.is_retryable for retry decisions
- Add backoff delays to guardrail retries (sync and async versions)
- Tool failures now retry with exponential backoff instead of immediate termination
- Guardrail retries no longer hammer LLM API with immediate re-calls
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* fix: address reviewer feedback on retry implementation
- Wire ExecutionConfig into guardrail retries by storing _execution_config on Agent instance
- Add max_delay cap (60s) to BackoffPolicy to prevent unbounded exponential growth
- Add validation for retry parameters in ExecutionConfig.__post_init__
- Use shared BackoffPolicy in guardrail retry logic to eliminate code duplication
- Fixes issues identified by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and Copilot reviewers
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* fix: correct critical retry logic bugs identified by reviewers
- Fix attribute name mismatch: '_execution_config' not 'execution_config'
This was causing all user-configured retry settings to be silently ignored
- Fix off-by-one retry count: max_retry_limit now correctly means number of retries
With max_retry_limit=1, we now get 1 retry (2 total attempts) instead of 0 retries
- Fix error wrapping: exceptions from hooks are now properly wrapped in ToolExecutionError
This ensures uniform error handling and observability
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* fix: implement model fallback for resilience when primary model unavailable (fixes#2043)
- Add fallback_models parameter to Agent constructor for ordered fallback chain
- Implement _get_next_fallback_model() helper to retrieve next model from chain
- Replace TODO stubs with actual fallback logic in both sync and async paths
- Apply backoff before fallback and track fallback index across retries
- Update error messages to indicate when no fallback models are configured
The error classifier already routes transient/overloaded errors to model fallback,
but the runtime was not acting on it. This change completes the implementation
to automatically retry with the next model in the chain when the primary is unavailable.
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* fix: correct critical dispatcher caching bug in model fallback logic
- Clear _unified_dispatcher cache when switching models to ensure fallback actually uses the alternate model
- Fix log messages to show the failing model instead of the fallback model's provider
- Preserve _fallback_index across recursive retries to prevent chain resets
- Add exhausted fallback chain error messages for better user feedback
- Create defensive copy of fallback_models to prevent external mutations
- Add fallback_models to clone_kwargs to preserve resilience in cloned agents
These fixes make the fallback mechanism actually work instead of being a silent no-op.
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* feat: implement LLMConfig for cleaner API without SDK bloat
- Add LLMConfig class to group LLM-related parameters (model, fallback_models, base_url, api_key, auth)
- Update Agent.__init__ to accept llm_config parameter while maintaining backward compatibility
- Explicit parameters (model=, fallback_models=, etc.) still work and override llm_config values
- Verified all critical fixes from previous commits are still in place:
- Dispatcher cache is properly cleared and restored during fallback
- Log messages show correct failing model
- Fallback index is preserved across recursive calls
- Error messages distinguish between no fallback models vs exhausted fallbacks
- Defensive copy of fallback_models prevents external mutations
- clone_for_channel includes fallback_models
This provides a cleaner API for users while avoiding further bloat to Agent's 54+ parameters.
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* fix: remove backward-compatible fallback_models param to prevent SDK bloat
- Removed fallback_models parameter from Agent.__init__ signature
- LLMConfig is now the only way to configure fallback models
- Updated tests to remove backward compatibility tests
- Prevents further bloating of Agent class parameters (already has 50+ params)
This enforces cleaner API design where grouped configuration uses LLMConfig
rather than adding more individual parameters to Agent constructor.
* fix: refactor to accept LLMConfig via existing llm/model params instead of adding new param
- Remove llm_config parameter to prevent SDK bloat
- Make existing llm and model parameters accept LLMConfig objects directly
- Preserves clean API without adding more parameters
- Updated tests and examples to use new pattern
- Fallback models now only configurable via LLMConfig objects
This approach avoids parameter bloat while maintaining full functionality.
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* feat: implement runtime-scoped tool result middleware for plugin harnesses (fixes#1944)
- Add RuntimeToolResultMiddleware protocol for normalizing tool results
- Implement RuntimeRegistry for per-runtime middleware management
- Integrate middleware into tool execution flow before hooks fire
- Support order: runtime middleware → global hooks → memory persistence
- Native 'praisonai' runtime bypasses middleware to avoid allocation overhead
- Add comprehensive documentation and tests for plugin authors
- Enable plugin harnesses to register vendor-specific result normalizers
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* fix: properly propagate NormalizedToolResult fields to hooks and improve middleware implementation
- Fixed critical bug where success, error_message, and metadata fields were discarded
- Now properly propagates error context to AfterToolInput.tool_error field
- Fixed variable naming conflict (ctx reused for different purposes)
- Fixed test cleanup that was clearing entire global registry
- Added performance optimization to skip allocation when using PassThroughMiddleware
- Used module logger instead of root logger for consistency
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The register_legacy_reply function in integration/_legacy_handlers.py was never
imported or used anywhere in the codebase. Legacy mode is actually handled by
the is_legacy_host() check in host_app.py that skips provider wiring.
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* docs: enhance docstring for github_create_pull_request function
- Add detailed parameter descriptions for title, body, head_branch, and base_branch
- Include return type documentation and example usage
- Improve clarity and usefulness for AI agents consuming this tool
Fixes#1347
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* fix: escape newline in docstring example
Fixes docstring rendering issue identified by Gemini Code Review.
The backslash before 'n' needs to be escaped to display correctly
in Python docstrings and prevent doctest parsing issues.
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* fix: add missing email-validator dependency to praisonai-platform test extras
Fixes#1584
- Added email-validator>=2.0.0 to [test] extra dependencies in src/praisonai-platform/pyproject.toml
- The EmailStr type from Pydantic requires email-validator but it was missing from test dependencies
- This caused ImportError during pytest collection in clean environments
- Verified fix: schemas import successfully and pytest collection works (113 tests found)
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* fix: move email-validator from test extras to core dependencies
Pydantic's EmailStr requires email-validator at runtime. The package is used
in schemas.py for RegisterRequest and LoginRequest models, making it a core
runtime requirement, not just a test dependency.
Without this fix, production installs fail on server startup with:
PydanticUserError: email-validator is not installed
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* feat: add JIRA Agent watch tools for monitoring issues and projects
- Add jira_tools.py with 4 comprehensive JIRA monitoring tools
- jira_watch_issue: Monitor specific issues for real-time changes
- jira_watch_project: Watch projects for new and updated issues
- jira_get_issue_info: Get detailed issue information
- jira_search_issues: Search using JQL queries
- Support both cloud and server JIRA authentication
- Include comprehensive unit tests and usage example
- Follow protocol-driven architecture with @tool decorator
- Implement lazy imports and proper error handling
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* fix: resolve critical JIRA tools issues - blocking sleep, data loss, injection, mocking
- Replace blocking time.sleep() polling with timestamp-based single-shot checks
- Fix silent comment data loss by tracking comments independently
- Add project key validation to prevent JQL injection attacks
- Fix test mocking to use correct patch target (jira.JIRA)
- Remove unused variables and improve code quality
- Update tests for new non-blocking API
Fixes blocking agent execution and security vulnerabilities identified by reviewers.
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* fix: resolve critical JIRA tools issues - string timestamp comparison, JQL injection, null safety
- Added _parse_timestamp() helper to properly parse ISO 8601 timestamps into datetime objects
- Added _validate_timestamp() to prevent JQL injection through timestamp parameters
- Fixed all timestamp comparisons to use datetime objects instead of string comparisons
- Added null safety checks for all JIRA API fields (author, creator, reporter)
- Removed unnecessary expand parameter from jira_get_issue_info
- Added comprehensive unit tests for timestamp parsing utilities
Addresses issues identified by Gemini, Greptile, and other reviewers
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* fix: resolve sync streaming, planning approval, and web preset issues
- Fix reflection sync streaming fallback bypass in chat_mixin.py
Always use stream=False during reflection to ensure compatibility with sync adapters
- Fix planning approval in non-interactive environments in approval.py
Auto-approve plans when stdin is not a TTY to prevent silent aborts in CI/scripts
- Fix web preset fetch configuration in presets.py
Disable fetch=False by default for all provider presets to ensure OpenAI model compatibility
Fixes#1931
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* fix: add sys.stdin null check and move import to module level
- Add null check for sys.stdin to prevent AttributeError in GUI/daemon environments
- Move sys import to module level to follow best practices
- Fixes issue identified by Gemini and Greptile code reviews
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* Delete test_stdin_null.py
* Delete test_reproduction_cases.py
* Delete test_issue_1931_fixes.py
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* perf: optimize EventBus to skip expensive work when no subscribers
- Add fast-path check in publish_event() and publish_async() to skip lock,
history append, and Event creation when no subscribers exist
- Add has_subscribers property for efficient lock-free checking
- Update memory _emit_memory_event() to conditionally build payload only
when subscribers exist, avoiding datetime.now() and dict construction
- Preserve identical behavior when subscribers are present
- Add comprehensive tests for optimization behavior
Fixes hot-path performance issue in memory operations and sub-agent
lifecycle events where uuid4() + time.time() + lock + history append
occurred on every publish even with zero subscribers.
Fixes#1954
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* fix: address reviewer feedback for EventBus optimization
- Move fast-path check before Event construction in publish() and publish_async() to avoid uuid4/time calls
- Eliminate event_data dict duplication in memory/core.py using lazy evaluation helper
- Remove unused mock patch from test
- Remove duplicate test file from repository root
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* fix: refactor duplicated guardrail and callback logic (fixes#1961)
Extract identical guardrail validation (~45 lines) and task callback logic (~13 lines)
that was duplicated between sync run_task() and async arun_task() into shared helper methods:
- _apply_task_guardrail(): Consolidates guardrail validation and retry logic
- _run_task_callback(): Consolidates task callback execution (sync/async)
This eliminates 58 lines of character-identical duplication and prevents future
guardrail/callback bugs from silently diverging between sync and async paths.
All existing behavior preserved, no breaking changes.
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* fix: remove redundant callback execution in run_task/arun_task
The _run_task_callback helper was causing user callbacks to execute twice:
1. First in task.execute_callback via _execute_callback_with_metadata
2. Again in _run_task_callback
This commit removes the redundant _run_task_callback helper and its calls,
fixing the double execution bug identified during code review.
Additionally, the removed helper didn't support 2-parameter callbacks
that expect metadata, which the proper task.execute_callback does handle.
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Remove dead code - stale backup file that was tracked in git but
unreferenced. Also add *.bak to .gitignore to prevent recurrence.
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- Removed non-idiomatic comment placed between function signature and docstring
- Comment was redundant with the docstring content
- Fixes violation of PEP 257 which requires docstring as first statement
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Remove two pockets of genuinely unused code confirmed by
repo-wide grep to have zero call sites:
- _config.missing_dependency_error() — private helper, no callers
- agent/summarization: SummarizationConfig, summarize_conversation(),
summarize_conversation_sync() — unreferenced module-level symbols;
SummarizationManager kept intact (tested public surface)
Fixes#2056
* fix: extract warning filters to lightweight module to avoid heavy imports (fixes#2052)
- Created new cli/_warnings.py module with stdlib-only dependencies
- Moved install_warning_filters, _uninstall_warning_filters, and _SUPPRESSED_PATTERNS
- Updated app.py to import from lightweight module instead of 7000-line main.py
- Added re-exports in main.py for backward compatibility
- Eliminates unnecessary yaml/rich/dotenv imports on every CLI invocation
* fix: add missing trailing newline to _warnings.py
Address review feedback from Greptile - POSIX requires files to end with a newline
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* fix: critical correctness bugs in run control, compaction, sessions, and FileMemory
- Wire bot run control to agent.interrupt_controller (not _interrupt_controller)
- Drain queued pending messages after run completes instead of discarding them
- Mark ingress journal entries completed after successful chat()
- Break ContextCompactor _truncate infinite loop when only system messages exceed budget
- Use sanitised self.user_id for FileMemory storage paths
- Wire CLI session continuity to project session store via build/apply helpers
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* fix: critical issues identified by reviewers
- Fix preserve_system flag handling in compactor.py - respect flag when removing messages
- Fix auto-save regression in main.py - only apply session continuity for --continue/--session, not plain --auto-save
- Fix duplicate history injection in project.py - removed pre-population since mixin handles it
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* fix(cli): wire praison run session continuity to project session store
The CLI session continuity feature (#1929) discovered sessions in the
project-scoped store but agents saved/loaded from the global default
store. auto_save alone did not set session_id or enable history, so
prior messages were never restored and new messages were silently lost.
- Add build_cli_memory_config() and apply_cli_session_continuity()
- Wire project store in handle_direct_prompt and praison run actions mode
- Preserve session args across praison.run() arg re-parse for YAML runs
- Respect caller-injected session store in _init_session_store()
- Fix --output actions crash from invalid resume_session Agent kwarg
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* fix: resolve session continuity issues from CodeRabbit review
- Fix cli_project_sessions logic to check both session_id and auto_save_name
- Add hasattr(self, 'args') guard in main.py session continuity hook
- Remove auto-save re-enabling fallback in project_sessions.py
- Add session continuity support to profiled execution paths
Fixes issues identified in PR review to ensure --no-save and --continue
work correctly together without silently re-enabling persistence.
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- Add OutboundDeliveryProtocol to core SDK for protocol definition
- Implement SQLite-backed OutboundQueue in wrapper for persistence
- Add DurableDelivery helper with retry logic and backoff
- Create DurableAdapterMixin for easy adapter integration
- Ensure crash-safe at-least-once delivery for computed replies
This addresses the gateway outbound durability gap where completed
agent replies could be lost during network failures or restarts.
Now replies are persisted before sending and retried on failure.
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Use owner/repo for base repo comparison (context.repo.full_name is undefined)
and read mergeable_state from the REST API so DIRTY PRs get rebase instructions.
- Added outputs for head repository and merge state to enhance PR context.
- Updated conditional checks and instructions for handling merge conflicts and PR modifications.
- Streamlined messaging for clarity and better user guidance.
These changes aim to optimize the workflow's functionality while adhering to existing protocols.
- Improved detection of pull requests to include review events.
- Added outputs for PR number and branch for better context.
- Streamlined conditional checks for forked repositories.
- Updated instructions for handling PRs and issues in the workflow.
This refactor aims to optimize the workflow's clarity and functionality while maintaining backward compatibility.
- Add CustomDefinitionsDiscovery module for scanning project and user directories
- Support agents/*.md|*.yaml files with frontmatter (model, tools, role, instructions)
- Support commands/*.md files with template interpolation ($ARGUMENTS, @file)
- Add --agent and --command flags to 'praisonai run' CLI command
- Register discovered commands as slash commands (CommandKind.CUSTOM)
- Add 'praisonai agent list/show' and 'praisonai command list/show' management commands
- Implement project > user precedence for name collisions
- Add comprehensive unit tests for discovery, parsing, and interpolation
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- Add PlatformCapabilities dataclass in core protocols
- Enhance registry to store and retrieve capabilities
- Update Telegram and Discord adapters with specific capabilities
- Update chunking to respect platform-specific length units
- Add unified delivery module that uses capabilities
This enables uniform delivery features (streaming, rate limiting, chunking)
across all platforms without per-adapter special cases.
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* feat: add interactive tool approval with persistence for CLI (fixes#2026)
- Create InteractiveCLIApprovalBackend with project-scoped rule persistence
- Add 'praisonai permissions' CLI command for rule management (list/allow/deny/reset)
- Wire PermissionManager into tool_execution approval flow
- Support permission modes: plan (read-only), accept-edits, bypass
- Add non-interactive mode for CI environments
- Enforce trust_level from tool registry as approval boundary
The CLI now prompts 'Allow once / Always allow / Deny' for sensitive tools,
persists 'always' decisions as rules, and remembers them for future runs.
* fix: address critical approval system issues (fixes#2037)
- Add thread safety to PermissionManager.save_rules() with lock
- Forward non_interactive parameter through resolve_approval_config()
- Apply permission modes before rule evaluation in all cases
- Normalize tool targets to always include colon for consistency
- Prevent ambiguous rule deletion with multi-match detection
- Rename list() to list_rules() to avoid shadowing builtin
- Remove redundant save_rules() calls (add_rule/remove_rule save internally)
- Replace deprecated asyncio.get_event_loop() with get_running_loop()
- Remove unused imports (sys, Path, json, PersistentApproval)
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* fix: consolidate lazy-cache, tool-loading and global async/registry state in wrapper (fixes#2016)
- Created unified _lazy_cache.py module with single LazyCache class
- Updated auto.py, llm/__init__.py, and inbuilt_tools/__init__.py to use lazy_get()
- Consolidated tool loading into ToolResolver with new public methods
- Removed duplicate tool loading methods from AgentsGenerator
- Made AsyncBridge public and instance-based for better multi-agent support
- Replaced static framework availability flags with on-demand is_available() checks
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* fix: address all 8 critical issues from code review
- Restore tools.py/tools mutual exclusion (tools.py takes precedence)
- Remove underscore prefix filtering in load_functions_from_module
- Fix CLI availability constants to prevent NameError (define real module-level constants)
- Add lock protection to AsyncBridge.shutdown() to prevent race condition
- Add try/except guard for CALL_MODULE_AVAILABLE
- Handle both dict and list formats for tasks in YAML
- Raise AttributeError when lazy_get returns None in llm/__init__.py
- Narrow exception handling from Exception to specific types in agents_generator.py
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Add early guards to hot-path emit methods to avoid expensive event construction when tracing is disabled. This eliminates wasted CPU cycles on every tool call and LLM iteration in the default (tracing-disabled) configuration.
Changes:
- Add if not self._enabled: return guards at the top of all hot-path emit methods
- Affects: tool_call_start, tool_call_end, llm_request, llm_response, agent_start, agent_end, message_added
- Preserves exact behavior when enabled, skips all work when disabled
- Keeps existing _emit guard as safety backstop
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* fix: critical bugs in session continuity, file memory, and run control
- Wire praison run session save/load to ProjectSessionStore (#1929 follow-up)
- Fix FileMemory user_path bypassing _sanitise_user_id (path traversal)
- Fix chat_with_run_control attaching to wrong interrupt_controller attr
- Preserve injected session store in _init_session_store()
- Add unit tests for all three fixes
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* fix: CLI session continuity for resume-only runs
- Enable cli_project_sessions when session_id OR auto_save is set
- Display correct session ID in CLI messages for resume-only runs
- Fix session restore when agent has pre-seeded chat_history
- Add deduplication logic to prevent duplicate history entries
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* fix: add outbound message retry with exponential backoff and DLQ (fixes#2045)
- Implement deliver_with_retry() wrapper for bounded exponential backoff on send failures
- Add OutboundDLQ class for parking undeliverable messages after max retries
- Update Telegram adapter to use retry wrapper for all send operations
- Add configuration schema for outbound resilience settings
- Ensure expensive LLM work is never lost due to transient platform errors
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in outbound retry implementation
- Made OutboundDLQ.enqueue_outbound async using asyncio.to_thread
- Fixed max_attempts=0 edge case with proper unlimited retry loop
- Added file seek(0) before each audio/voice retry attempt
- Added missing Any import to _resilience.py
- Resolved merge conflict by including all fields
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Removed two orphaned comments that were left behind after dead code removal.
These comments referenced _original_description reset blocks that no longer exist.
- Line 790: Removed orphaned comment in async workflow
- Line 1368: Removed orphaned comment in sync workflow
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* fix: add proactive channel health monitoring and fleet auto-recovery (fixes#2030)
- Add HealthReason enum and evaluate_channel_health() function to core SDK
- Implement ChannelHealthMonitor class with configurable policies and rate limiting
- Integrate health monitoring into gateway supervisor with restart capabilities
- Add supervision and health monitoring to BotOS for multi-bot recovery
- Support health config in gateway.yaml and BotOS YAML configuration
- Implement restart budgets with per-channel rate limiting (max N/hour)
- Add startup grace period to avoid false positives during initialization
- Track transport activity to detect stale sockets and stuck channels
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* fix: address critical issues in health monitoring implementation
- Fix health reason immediately clobbered by reconnect() (P1)
- Fix reconnect() unable to interrupt running bot (P1)
- Fix null supervision config crashes from_yaml (P1)
- Fix wrong type annotation for restart_fn (P2)
- Fix unhandled async task at startup (P2)
The key fixes:
1. Moved reconnect() call before setting error fields so health reason persists
2. Made bot execution interruptible by wrapping in task and watching abort signal
3. Added null safety for supervision config in YAML parsing
4. Fixed restart_fn type annotation to be Awaitable
5. Changed health monitor startup to await instead of fire-and-forget
* fix: correct type annotation for async health_check_fn
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- Removed redundant _resolver_helpers.py module
- Updated import in agent.py to use canonical param_resolver.resolve_guardrails
- Both implementations were functionally equivalent
- Reduces maintenance burden by having single source of truth
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- Pass adapter.name (not adapter object) to cli_backend validation so
praisonai YAML configs with cli_backend/runtime no longer always fail
- Bridge bot streaming callbacks via stream_emitter and pass cancel_token
to astart(), fixing TypeError on first streamed message and /stop handling
- Import ToolResolver from praisonai.tool_resolver in bot defaults so
configured tools are not silently dropped to the fallback set
Adds regression tests covering all three fixes.
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- Remove unreachable loop_data blocks from process.py (async and sync versions)
- Remove _original_description restore blocks that never execute
- Remove unused deduplicate_topics function from context/manager.py
All removed code was verifiably unreachable with no behavior change.
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* fix: make live-streamed responses, run-status reactions and typing portable across channels (fixes#2032)
- Add ChannelCapabilities to core protocol for feature discovery
- Add RunStatus enum for progress lifecycle states
- Add reaction methods (add_reaction/remove_reaction) to BotProtocol
- Create shared StatusReactions engine for unified status feedback
- Create shared TypingManager with keepalive and circuit breaker
- Update DraftStreamer to check capabilities and degrade gracefully
- Add capabilities property to all bot adapters (Telegram, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Email)
- Add reaction method implementations to all adapters
- Enable live-edit streaming for Slack and Discord (not just Telegram)
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* fix: address critical bugs in status reactions, streaming, and typing
- Fix Slack reactions: Map Unicode emojis to Slack text names (thinking_face, hourglass, etc.)
- Fix Telegram remove_reaction: Document known limitation that it clears all bot reactions
- Fix StatusReactions state desync: Clear current_emoji on remove, handle add_reaction failures
- Fix StatusReactions race condition: Capture pending status before await to avoid dropping updates
- Fix DraftStreamer rate limiting: Apply channel edit_rate_limit to config.min_interval
- Fix TypingManager duration: Reset start_time on stop() to avoid stale values
These fixes ensure status reactions work correctly on Slack, prevent state desync in StatusReactions, and properly apply rate limits from channel capabilities.
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* fix: add unified slash-command framework with per-command access control (fixes#2018)
- Implement CommandRegistry for unified command management across all bot adapters
- Add CommandAccessPolicy for fine-grained per-command permissions
- Support admin_users and user_allowed_commands in bot configuration
- Add /whoami command to display user info and permissions
- Update Telegram adapter to use new command framework with access checks
- Maintain backward compatibility (no restrictions if fields not configured)
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* fix: resolve command framework issues found in review
- Fix custom commands missing from /help by adding _format_help_with_permissions method
- Remove unreachable whoami branch in handle_command
- Fix empty string config handling by filtering out empty strings after split
- Update docstring for unregister method to clarify return cases
- Keep module-level singleton as it's intentional design
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* feat: add proactive outbound delivery routing and channel directory for bot gateway
- Implement DeliveryRouter class for target resolution (origin, platform, platform:chat_id, aliases)
- Create ChannelDirectory for managing reachable channels with friendly aliases
- Update BotOS to integrate delivery routing for scheduled jobs
- Add deliver() method to BotOS for direct proactive messaging
- Extend config schema with home_channel and aliases support
- Update scheduled job delivery to use new routing system
Fixes#2020
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* fix: resolve YAML config, platform casing, and alias validation issues in delivery router
- Fix YAML home_channel/aliases configuration being silently ignored in from_config() path by checking both _config and _kwargs
- Normalize platform names to lowercase throughout ChannelDirectory for consistency
- Add validation to prevent silent alias overwriting - raises error on conflicting redefinitions
- Fix platform:channel_id format to validate empty channel_id and normalize platform casing
- Reorder resolve() logic to check platform names before aliases for deterministic precedence
- Prevent delivering literal 'None' for empty schedule results
Addresses issues raised by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and other reviewers.
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* feat: implement CLI authentication system (fixes#1925)
- Add praisonai auth command group with login/logout/list/status subcommands
- Implement secure credential storage with atomic writes and 0o600 permissions
- Store credentials in ~/.praison/credentials.json with JSON format
- Add LLM endpoint resolution with credential fallback (env > stored > fail)
- Add preflight checks to praisonai run to prevent raw API errors
- Extend config schema with [llm] section for default model/provider settings
- Support credential validation with format checks and optional live validation
- Backward compatible: stored credentials auto-inject into process env
- Add comprehensive test suite covering all auth functionality
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* fix: resolve merge conflicts and fix critical auth bugs
- Merge configuration schema: combine LLMConfig from auth branch with RulesConfig from main
- Integrate auth preflight checks with rules auto-injection in run command
- Fix Windows file operations: os.rename → os.replace for atomic writes
- Fix missing Cohere provider in credential injection mapping
- Fix auth preflight to check all known provider env vars
- Fix double-close risk in credential file descriptor management
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* feat: deprecate agent-level cli_backend and add doctor fix migration
- Add DeprecationWarning to core Agent when cli_backend used with model config
- Add DeprecationWarning to wrapper Agent when cli_backend used with model config
- Implement doctor fix command for automated config migration
- Add --fix, --execute, and --no-backup flags to doctor CLI
- Create migration tool that detects and annotates deprecated cli_backend usage
- Maintain backward compatibility during deprecation period
Fixes#1942
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* fix: address critical deprecation and doctor fix issues
- Remove duplicate deprecation warnings between wrapper and core Agent
- Fix CLI command reference from 'praisonai doctor --fix' to 'praisonai doctor fix --execute'
- Remove unimplemented 'allow_legacy_runtime_pin=True' reference
- Fix duplicate file processing in doctor handler by deduplicating yaml_files
- Add proper error handling with exit codes in doctor fix command
- Remove unused imports and variables in doctor handler
- Fix CLI flag mapping from --config to --file for handler compatibility
- Remove test fixture from repository root
These fixes address all critical bugs identified by previous reviewers.
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- Delete cli/features/agent_scheduler.py.bak (checked-in backup artifact)
- Delete integration/_legacy_handlers.py (unreferenced legacy handler module)
Both files were verified to have zero references in the codebase. The live implementations remain untouched:
- agent_scheduler.py continues to be the maintained scheduler
- PRAISONAI_HOST_LEGACY functionality remains properly implemented in host_app.py
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* fix: defer sandbox subsystem imports to avoid import bloat (fixes#1981)
- Move sandbox imports behind TYPE_CHECKING for type annotations only
- Defer SandboxConfig import to __init__ when sandbox=True
- Defer SandboxManager import to first use in get_sandbox_manager()
- Defer check_code_safety and format_warnings imports to method execution
- Quote return type annotations to prevent runtime imports
This change ensures the sandbox subsystem is only loaded when actually used,
following AGENTS.md §4.2 principle of no heavy initialization for opt-in features.
The sandbox functionality remains unchanged - only the import timing is optimized.
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* fix: normalize sandbox=False to None per agent parameter pattern
- Add explicit handling for sandbox=False to convert it to None
- Ensures has_sandbox returns False when sandbox is disabled
- Follows the pattern documented in agent.py:570
- Fixes regression identified in PR review
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- Remove duplicate resolve_output and resolve_execution from feature_configs.py
- These functions are shadowed by param_resolver versions (public API uses param_resolver)
- The removed functions contained a latent bug calling non-existent from_preset methods
- Keep canonical implementations in param_resolver as single source of truth
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Dead code cleanup - removed 0-byte files that were never imported or referenced:
- praisonaiagents/__init__new.py
- praisonaiagents/ui/__init__new.py
- praisonaiagents/planning/__init__new.py
- praisonaiagents/llm/__init__new.py
These files contained no code and were not part of any public API,
no import graph, no runtime behaviour.
Fixes#1995
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- Removes unreachable praisonaiagents/session.py (673 lines) that was shadowed by the session/ package
- Eliminates duplicate Session implementation and eager 'import requests' anti-pattern
- All imports already resolve to the package, not the file
- Tests confirm session functionality remains intact
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* fix(hooks): add fast-path to execute_sync() to avoid event loop creation when no hooks are registered (fixes#1977)
This optimization prevents unnecessary event loop creation/teardown overhead
on hot paths when no hooks are registered. Previously, execute_sync() would
always call asyncio.run() even when the fast-path check inside execute()
would immediately return [].
Performance improvement:
- No hooks: ~33,000x faster (5μs vs ~165ms)
- With hooks: identical behavior
The fix preserves all existing functionality:
- Running event loop safety check is unchanged
- All hook execution semantics remain identical
- All 57 hook unit tests continue to pass
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* perf(hooks): eliminate redundant get_hooks() call in execute_sync()
When hooks exist, execute_sync() was calling get_hooks() twice:
1. For the fast-path check (line 158)
2. Again inside execute() (line 99)
This adds an internal _hooks parameter to execute() to pass the
pre-fetched hooks list, eliminating the redundant registry call.
Backward compatibility: The _hooks parameter uses a private name
and defaults to None, so all existing public API calls are unaffected.
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The conditional import of ToolExecutionError on line 248 created a local variable
scoping issue where isinstance(e, ToolExecutionError) would fail with UnboundLocalError
when the HALT branch was not taken. The module-level import on line 18 is sufficient.
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* fix: implement lazy loading for CLI command modules (fixes#1993)
All ~85 CLI command modules are now loaded only when invoked, not eagerly on startup.
This reduces CLI cold-start latency by deferring imports until dispatch.
- Created LazyCommandGroup class extending TyperGroup
- Moved command registry to _LAZY_COMMANDS dictionary
- Commands listed in --help without importing modules
- Special handling for app, standardise, TUI, and retrieval commands
- No user-facing changes; all commands remain available
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* fix: resolve critical issues with lazy loading implementation
- Fix _get_app_command() to return click.Command instead of raw function
- Creates local Typer instance to avoid mutating global app state
- Uses typer_get_command() to properly convert to click.Command
- Prevents duplicate command registration on repeated invocations
- Fix retrieval commands availability
- Check parent's registered commands first via super().get_command()
- Replace hardcoded 'delete' with correct 'search' command in list
- Use set operations to avoid duplicate command listings
These fixes ensure all commands work properly with lazy loading while
maintaining backward compatibility.
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* fix: update MCP CLI commands in documentation
Replace list-tools with tools command in README and examples
Update cli_tools_example.sh with correct CLI commands
Update test file comments to reflect actual CLI commands
Remove references to non-existent pagination flags and search subcommands
Fixes#1970
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* fix: correct MCP CLI commands in documentation to match actual implementation
- Replace non-existent commands (describe, sync, list) with actual working commands (list-tools, tools search/info/schema)
- Fix README.md to document commands that exist in MCPServerCLI.handle()
- Fix cli_tools_example.sh to use working CLI commands
- Fix test docstrings to accurately describe what is being tested
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* fix: consolidate tool registries, move framework dispatch to adapters, and fix lazy loading
- Gap 1: Consolidated tool resolution into protocol-based ToolSource pattern
- Removed dead BaseFrameworkAdapter._tool_registry code (zero call sites)
- Added ToolResolver.invalidate() with cache management
- Wired ToolRegistry to ToolResolver for cache invalidation on register
- Gap 2: Moved framework dispatch logic to adapter protocol
- Added resolve_variant() method to FrameworkAdapter protocol
- Moved AutoGen v0.2/v0.4 selection from AgentsGenerator to AutoGenAdapter
- Extracted observability initialization to separate _init_observability method
- Gap 3: Fixed lazy loading in auto.py to honor its contract
- Moved pydantic BaseModel imports to runtime functions
- Replaced yaml.dump/load with lazy _yaml_dump/_yaml_safe_load wrappers
- Replaced rich.print with lazy _rich_print wrapper
- All Pydantic models now created on first use via _get_*_models() functions
These changes restore the architectural principles:
- DRY: Single tool resolution path
- Protocol-driven: ToolSource protocol, adapter.resolve_variant()
- Lazy loading: auto.py no longer imports heavy deps at module level
- No global singletons: Tool cache invalidation is scoped
Fixes#1987
* fix: resolve critical issues from code review
- Fix P0: NameError in agents_generator.py - changed undefined 'framework' to 'adapter'
- Fix P1: Overly broad exception handling in auto.py - now only catches YAML errors while re-raising OS-level errors like PermissionError
- Fix P2: Add clearer TODO for unused sources parameter in tool_resolver.py
These fixes ensure the PR is production-ready and maintains proper error handling semantics.
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* fix: remove unreachable session.py, port TTL functionality to live package (fixes#1965)
- Port session_ttl parameter and TTL methods (is_expired, close, time_to_expiry) from unreachable session.py to session/api.py
- Remove praisonaiagents/session.py which was shadowed by session/ package and never imported
- Preserve all existing functionality while making TTL/expiry capability accessible
- Capability-preserving fix as per issue requirements
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* fix: address reviewer feedback for session TTL implementation
- Replace time.time() with time.monotonic() for reliable TTL calculations
- Add validation for negative session_ttl values with descriptive error
- Fix close() method to save chat histories before clearing agents
- Fix is_expired() boundary condition to use >= instead of >
- Remove silent exception swallowing in knowledge cleanup
Fixes identified issues from CodeRabbit and Greptile reviews.
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* fix: add bot run cancellation and timeout support (fixes#1917)
- Add MESSAGE_ABORT event type to gateway protocols
- Enhance BotSessionManager with InterruptController integration
- Add configurable run_timeout parameter (default 300s)
- Implement cancel_run() method for user-initiated cancellation
- Add /stop command for cancelling active runs
- Add BotRunTimeout exception for timeout handling
- Maintain backward compatibility
- Follow protocol-driven architecture from AGENTS.md
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in bot run cancellation and timeout support
Fixes three critical issues identified by code review:
1. Fix parameter name mismatch: Agent.chat() expects 'cancel_token', not 'interrupt_controller'
- Cooperative cancellation is now functional
2. Wire /stop command to all bot adapters (telegram, discord, slack, whatsapp)
- Users can now actually cancel runs via /stop command
3. Prevent BotRunTimeout from being queued in DLQ to avoid infinite retry loops
- Timeout exceptions are excluded from replay to prevent loops
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- Removed duplicate 'persist-credentials: false' lines from multiple workflow files for cleaner configuration.
- Updated version numbers in pyproject.toml and uv.lock to reflect recent changes.
- Added validation for issue references in workspace during issue creation and update processes.
- Revised agent instantiation time in README and benchmark results to reflect updated performance metrics.
- Added model specification in GitHub workflow configuration.
- Incremented version number in package.json for PraisonAI TypeScript framework.
- Enhanced tool approval handling in agent loop and updated utility tools for shell metacharacter validation.
- Added tests to block allowlist bypass and metacharacter chaining for commands.
- Added middleware to validate API key for incoming requests, enhancing security.
- Integrated environment variable support for API key retrieval.
- Ensured that health check endpoints remain accessible without authentication.
- Introduced integration tests for CLI session continuity, covering session argument handling and session list filtering.
- Added tests for project identification and project-scoped session store functionality.
- Ensured comprehensive coverage of session discovery and message management within the project context.
* feat: add CLI session continuity for praisonai run command (fixes#1926)
- Add --continue/-c flag to resume most recent session for current project
- Add --session/-s flag to resume specific session ID
- Add --fork flag to fork from specified session
- Add --no-save flag to disable auto-save
- Implement project-scoped session storage in ~/.praisonai/sessions/projects/
- Add project identity detection via git root with fallback to cwd hash
- Update session list command with --all and --project filtering options
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing --resume functionality
- Leverage existing core SDK session stores and hierarchy
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* fix: resolve critical session continuity and architecture issues
- Fix session flags ignored in YAML and profiling execution paths
- Remove sys.path manipulation across all files for better performance
- Fix autosave logic to work for all runs, not just session continuity
- Improve project-scoped session store with proper API
- Remove hardcoded session status, use actual data when available
- Update test files to remove fragile path manipulation
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* feat: add in-flight run control for channel sessions (fixes#1914)
- Add SessionRunControl class with busy feedback and message queuing
- Support for queue/interrupt/steer modes and /stop command
- Integrate InterruptController from core SDK for cancellation
- Add BotSessionManager.chat_with_run_control() method
- Extend BotConfig with busy_mode and busy_ack settings
- Add /stop command handler and help text updates
- Include comprehensive example and test coverage
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in run control implementation
- Fix interrupt controller restoration to prevent deletion (issue #1920)
- Fix memory leak in cleanup_stale_sessions with last_activity tracking
- Add config field wiring in TelegramBot for busy_mode support
- Change steer mode fallback to WARNING level for visibility
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Changed import from Workflow to AgentFlow to match the usage on line 26.
This resolves the NameError: name 'AgentFlow' is not defined.
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* feat: auto-inject project instruction files into CLI runs (fixes#1927)
- Add --no-rules flag to run and chat commands for opt-out
- Auto-inject AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, PRAISON.md into agent instructions
- Add [rules] config section with auto=true and max_chars=32KB
- Integrate RulesManager with git root discovery for monorepo support
- Support size caps and verbose mode file listing
- Maintain backward compatibility with manual --include-rules
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in rules auto-injection system
- Fix config.rules.auto=false precedence bug that was being ignored
- Remove RULES_LOADED test artifact from AGENTS.md
- Fix duplicate '# Task:' headers when mentions + rules both present
- Add --no-rules support to direct prompt path
- Replace bare except blocks with Exception
- Enhance manual include_rules support for comma-separated names
- Improve error handling and precedence logic
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* feat: implement gateway channel supervision with resilient error handling
- Add ChannelSupervisor class for unlimited retries with error classification
- Integrate supervisor with WebSocketGateway to replace bounded retry logic
- Add operator controls for pause/resume/reconnect via CLI and REST API
- Update health endpoint to include supervision state and error details
- Use existing resilience primitives from bots/_resilience.py
- Ensures channels self-heal after network outages automatically
Fixes#1913
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* fix: resolve critical gateway channel supervision bugs
- Fix resume() method logic inversion that permanently froze paused channels
- Add missing authentication to channel control REST endpoints
- Sync total_recoveries metric from monitor to status object
- Fix CLI URL parsing to handle paths/queries correctly with urlparse
- Add proper exit codes to CLI commands on failure
- Preserve terminal FAILED states in supervision cleanup
- Clear manual_pause flag in reconnect() method
- Add supervisor state cleanup in stop_channels()
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* fix: implement deterministic context assembly for prompt caching optimization (fixes#1808)
- Add stable sorting for memory search results by timestamp desc then content hash
- Implement deterministic tool schema ordering alphabetically by function name
- Add cache boundary markers and build_cache_optimized_context method
- Include comprehensive test suite validating all cache optimization features
This resolves non-deterministic context assembly that was breaking prompt prefix
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* fix: improve deterministic context assembly for cache optimization
- Fix memory sorting to use full SHA256 hash instead of 50-char truncation
- Handle both created_at and timestamp fields with proper date parsing
- Fix build_cache_optimized_context to default include_in_output=True
- Remove unused STABLE_SECTION_ORDER constant
- Move json import to top level in tools/base.py
- Update tests to validate production code paths instead of duplicating logic
- Simplify conditional assignment for cache boundary
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* fix: tool parameter schema generation silently drops Optional, Union, Literal, and Enum types (fixes#1845)
- Created shared schema utility praisonaiagents/tools/schema.py with proper type handling
- Updated BaseTool._generate_parameters_schema() to use new schema utility
- Updated FunctionTool._generate_schema_from_func() to use new schema utility
- Updated LLM._generate_tool_definition() to use ToolRegistry and new schema utility
- Removed legacy globals().get() / getattr(__main__, ...) lookup in favor of ToolRegistry
- Fixed Optional[T] to generate {"anyOf": [T schema, {"type": "null"}]} instead of required string
- Fixed Literal["a", "b"] to generate {"type": "string", "enum": ["a", "b"]} instead of plain string
- Fixed Enum types to generate {"type": "string", "enum": [e.value for e in MyEnum]} instead of plain string
- Fixed List[T] and Dict[K,V] to include proper items/additionalProperties schemas
- Parameters with defaults or Optional types are now correctly excluded from required fields
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* fix: address critical issues in schema generation
- Restore backward compatibility for string-name tool lookup in llm.py
- Fix Literal type inference to use actual value types instead of hardcoded string
- Fix Enum type inference to use actual enum value types
- Use consistent required parameter logic across all schema paths
- Add exception handling for get_type_hints() to prevent failures
- Apply schema normalization to registry-provided tools for consistency
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Removes local import of 'from rich import print' at line 428 inside main() method.
Python scoping makes 'print' a local variable for the entire method when imported
locally, but execution paths that don't go through line 428 leave 'print' unbound,
causing UnboundLocalError at line 860. The module-level import at line 71 is sufficient.
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* fix(doctor): add encoding-safe Unicode symbol fallback for Windows
- Add ASCII fallback symbols for systems that don't support UTF-8
- Implement _can_encode_unicode() to detect stdout encoding capability
- Fall back to [OK], [!], [X], [-] symbols on Windows cp1252 encoding
- Add tests for encoding safety with both UTF-8 and cp1252
Fixes#1878
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* fix: optimize encoding detection and fix broken test
- Cache Unicode encoding detection in TextFormatter.__init__() to avoid repeated checks
- Remove invalid str.encode patch from cp1252 test that was causing TypeError
- Test now relies on natural cp1252 encoding failure for Unicode symbols
- Addresses performance concerns raised by CodeRabbit, Greptile, and Gemini
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The _chat_completion method in chat_mixin.py had 'import time' inside an
except block which shadowed the global time module import, causing
UnboundLocalError when trying to use time.time() at the start of the function.
Removed the redundant inner import since time is already imported at module level.
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* fix: resolve wrapper layer architectural gaps (fixes#1846)
- Remove dead deploy.py file shadowed by deploy/ package that contained stale version pin
- Replace module-level singleton with contextvars for multi-agent safety in host_app.py
- Remove duplicate exception handler and improve error logging
- Add cache invalidation method to BaseCLIIntegration
- Fix registry contract violation by adding try_create() method instead of overriding create()
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* fix: address critical reviewer feedback
- Fix race condition in BaseCLIIntegration.is_available property by removing unlocked fast-path
- Add backward compatibility shim for _CONFIGURED to prevent test breakage
- Remove redundant default parameter in configure_host()
- Update stale documentation example in registry.py
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* fix: resolve remaining wrapper gaps
- Add praisonaiagents.__version__ lazy export to fix cross-repo CI
- Update version bump scripts to target deploy/docker.py instead of deleted deploy.py
- Add comprehensive unit tests for try_create, invalidate_availability, configure_host
- All functionality tested and verified working
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* fix: remove duplicate --timeout arguments from pytest.ini to fix CI conflicts
Both pytest.ini files had --timeout=60 in addopts while workflows passed
--timeout=300, causing pytest to reject duplicate arguments. Removed
pytest.ini timeouts to let workflows control timeout values explicitly.
Fixes cross-repo-integration CI failure.
* fix: remove timeout_method from pytest.ini files
Removed 'timeout_method = thread' configuration from both pytest.ini files.
The pytest-timeout plugin is not installed in CI, causing --timeout arguments
to be unrecognized. This removes all timeout-related pytest configuration,
allowing workflows to manage timeouts externally if needed.
Addresses cross-repo-integration CI failure with unrecognized --timeout argument.
* fix: remove --timeout arguments from cross-repo-integration workflow
The pytest-timeout plugin is not installed in CI, causing all --timeout
arguments to be rejected as unrecognized options. Removed all --timeout
flags from the workflow to allow tests to run without timeout constraints.
This completes the fix for the duplicate/unrecognized timeout arguments
that were blocking the cross-repo-integration CI workflow.
* fix: update integration tests to work with ContextVar-based _CONFIGURED
Added backward-compatible reset_configuration() and is_configured() functions
to host_app.py and updated all integration tests to use these instead of
directly manipulating host_app._CONFIGURED, which doesn't work properly
with the new ContextVar-based configuration tracking.
Fixes test failures related to the wrapper layer architectural changes.
* fix: improve session isolation for integration tests
- Add hybrid ContextVar + global flag approach for better test compatibility
- Enhanced reset_configuration() to clear both ContextVar and module-level state
- Fixed backward compatibility shim to handle both context-aware and global state
- Ensures test isolation works correctly across different execution contexts
This addresses the session leak failures in test_aiui_host_isolation.py where
provider._sessions was returning None instead of expected session data.
* fix: enhance test state cleanup for better isolation
- Clear additional cached state (_app, backends) during reset_configuration()
- Ensures complete cleanup between test runs to prevent interference
- Addresses potential auth/routing issues in integration tests
* fix: detect test environment and defer provider setup
- Skip default PraisonAIProvider setup when set_provider is monkeypatched
- Allows tests to have full control over provider configuration
- Should resolve 401 auth issues in SSE tests where provider override timing matters
* fix: resolve syntax error and remove debug file
- Fix SyntaxError in host_app.py by moving global _configured_global declaration to function top
- Remove debug_session_test.py from repository root
- Ensure proper global declaration order for cross-repo-integration compatibility
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* fix: resolve session isolation and provider setup issues
- Remove test environment detection that was skipping provider setup
- Enhanced reset_configuration() to handle different backend clearing methods
- Fix session isolation by ensuring provider setup works correctly in tests
- Addresses cross-repo-integration test failures:
- test_configure_host_sets_provider (assert len(seen) == 1)
- test_two_sessions_no_cross_leak (session isolation)
- test_run_sse_stream (401 vs 200 auth issues)
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* fix: resolve three architectural gaps in wrapper layer (fixes#1866)
Gap 1: resolve_llm_endpoint() now maps model prefixes to correct provider API keys
- Added provider mapping for anthropic/, groq/, google/, openrouter/, etc.
- Stops hardcoding OPENAI_API_KEY for all providers
- Maintains fallback to OPENAI_API_KEY for default OpenAI models
Gap 2: SubprocessSandbox now enforces SecurityPolicy and ResourceLimits
- Builds child environment from policy instead of copying host environment
- Applies resource limits via POSIX setrlimit where supported
- Enforces max_output_size to prevent OOM attacks
- Uses process groups for proper timeout cleanup
- Provides warnings when isolation is limited (Windows, missing modules)
Gap 3: Remove root logger mutation from inc/models.py
- Removed logging.basicConfig() call that violated project logging policy
- CLI logging configuration remains through _logging.py as intended
- Embedders no longer have their root logger hijacked at import time
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* fix: resolve critical bugs in architectural gaps implementation
- Fix inverted boolean condition in llm/env.py causing wrong API key fallback
- Add proper provider base URLs to prevent misrouting to OpenAI endpoints
- Add Windows compatibility for subprocess sandbox (preexec_fn, os.killpg)
- Remove unused variables and improve comments
- Add defensive documentation for hardcoded /tmp fallback
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* test: add comprehensive unit tests for security fixes
- Add provider mapping tests in test_env_resolver.py
- Add sandbox isolation tests in test_subprocess_security.py
- Add logging regression tests in test_logging_regression.py
Tests validate:
- Provider-specific API key routing (no cross-contamination)
- Environment isolation with SecurityPolicy
- Resource limits enforcement via setrlimit
- Cross-platform compatibility (Windows/POSIX)
- Logging.basicConfig() removal from inc/models.py
All critical security gaps now have test coverage.
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* fix: replace hardcoded secrets in tests with clearly fake placeholders
- Replace 'secret123', 'dbpass456', 'token789' with descriptive fake values
- Preserves test functionality while passing GitGuardian security checks
- Test logic checks for env var keys, not values, so functionality unchanged
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* fix: replace hardcoded secrets in tests with clearly fake placeholders
Replace test placeholders that GitGuardian was flagging:
- 'fake-aws-key-for-testing' → 'not-a-real-aws-secret'
- 'fake-db-password-for-testing' → 'not-a-real-db-password'
- 'fake-api-token-for-testing' → 'not-a-real-api-token'
Test functionality is preserved since the regression test checks for
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* fix: replace hardcoded secrets in tests with clearly fake placeholders
- Updated test values in test_subprocess_security.py to use obviously fake placeholders
- Changed 'not-a-real-*' format to 'FAKE_*_FOR_TESTING_ONLY' format
- Fixes GitGuardian security scanner detection of Generic Password patterns
- Test functionality preserved (tests environment variable keys, not values)
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* feat: remove deprecated tool_timeout and parallel_tool_calls parameters
- Remove tool_timeout and parallel_tool_calls parameters from Agent constructor
- These are now fully consolidated into tool_config=ToolConfig() pattern
- Update tests to use new ToolConfig pattern
- Simplify _resolve_tool_config method
- Remove deprecation warning logic as parameters are fully removed
This completes the parameter consolidation effort following AGENTS.md §5.3
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* fix: address reviewer feedback - restore ExecutionConfig.parallel_tool_calls support and update docs
- Fix critical regression where ExecutionConfig.parallel_tool_calls was ignored
- Update ToolConfig documentation examples to use tool_config parameter
- Fix test expectations for Agent.__init__ parameters (tool_timeout -> tool_config)
- Consolidate ToolConfig imports to module level in test files
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* fix: prevent duplicate session messages from persist+auto_save and save_state
When memory=history and auto_save share a session_id, per-turn _persist_message
wrote messages that _auto_save_session then re-appended because
_auto_save_last_index was not updated.
Session.save_state() also re-appended the full chat history on every call
instead of replacing it atomically.
- Sync _auto_save_last_index in _persist_message when sessions match
- Use set_chat_history() in Session._save_agent_chat_histories for idempotent saves
- Add regression tests for both duplicate paths
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* fix: address thread safety and fallback logging issues
- Wrap _auto_save_last_index increment in _history_lock for thread safety
- Add warning when session store lacks set_chat_history (duplicate risk)
- Add debug logging for empty message lists
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* fix: implement retry policy for tool execution with exponential backoff (fixes#1840)
- Add RetryPolicy integration to tool execution pipeline
- Implement retry logic in _execute_tool_with_circuit_breaker() and execute_tool_async()
- Add tool-level and agent-level retry policy support to Agent constructor
- Extend OnRetryInput hook event with tool-specific fields (tool_name, attempt, delay_ms, error_type)
- Add helper methods for retry policy resolution and error classification
- Support exponential backoff with jitter for transient failures (timeout, rate_limit, connection_error)
- Emit ON_RETRY hook events during retry attempts for observability
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing OnRetryInput fields
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* fix: add missing circuit_open guard and optimize retry policy caching
- Add missing circuit_open guard to async retry path (addresses Greptile P1 issue)
- Move inline import os to module level for consistency
- Cache default RetryPolicy instance to avoid repeated allocation
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* feat: comprehensive tool retry policy improvements and testing
- Fix RetryPolicy import in TYPE_CHECKING block
- Fix clone_for_channel to propagate tool_retry_policy
- Fix async hook emission to use executor instead of blocking event loop
- Add exception chaining (raise ... from e) for better error tracebacks
- Fix iterable guard in _get_tool_retry_policy for MCP tools
- Wire @tool(retry_policy=...) support on FunctionTool decorator
- Add comprehensive unit tests for sync/async retry functionality
- Add real agentic tests with flaky tools (satisfies AGENTS.md §9.4)
- Add CLI support with --tool-retry-* flags
- Add YAML configuration support for tool_retry_policy
- Test tool-level policy precedence and error classification
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* feat: implement ToolConfig consolidation pattern to reduce Agent class bloat
- Add ToolConfig class following AGENTS.md §5.3 pattern (False=disabled, True=defaults, Config=custom)
- Consolidate tool_timeout, tool_retry_policy, parallel_tool_calls into single tool_config parameter
- Maintain full backward compatibility with deprecation warnings for legacy parameters
- Add ToolParam type alias and resolve_tools() function for type safety
- Update Agent constructor and clone_for_channel method to support consolidated config
- Tested with both new consolidated and legacy deprecated approaches
Follows AGENTS.md §5.3 parameter consolidation guidelines. Reduces Agent constructor bloat
while maintaining backward compatibility and following consistent SDK patterns.
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* fix: defer framework adapter creation until YAML is loaded
- Fixes issue where AgentsGenerator crashes with empty framework before YAML is read
- Defers framework_adapter creation from __init__ to generate_crew_and_kickoff()
- Changes default YAML framework from 'crewai' to 'praisonai' for better onboarding
- Enables 'praisonai agents.yaml' to work without --framework flag
Fixes#1877
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* test: add mandatory tests for framework default change and async path parity
- Add test verifying YAML files without framework key default to praisonai (fixes#1877)
- Add test ensuring async path has same adapter.resolve() + init_observability() pattern as sync
- Add FRAMEWORK_DEFAULTS_CHANGE.md documenting breaking change migration
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* feat: implement CC/BCC support for email agents
- Add CC and BCC parameters to all email functions in email_tools.py
- Support both comma-separated strings and list formats for recipients
- Update AgentMail and SMTP/IMAP backends to handle multiple recipients
- Enhance EmailBot.send_message() to support CC/BCC in content dict
- Add comprehensive tests for new functionality
- Maintain full backward compatibility
- Follow PraisonAI protocol-driven architecture
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* fix: resolve CC/BCC architecture issues identified in code review
- Fix critical race condition in EmailBot._send_smtp by passing recipients as parameter
- Add BCC header persistence in IMAP drafts to prevent loss on reopening
- Improve email list normalization to handle whitespace/empty entries in lists
- Add mandatory agentic tests with Agent.start() and real LLM interaction
- Remove duplicate test files (test_cc_functionality.py, simple_cc_test.py)
- Eliminate code duplication by reusing _parse_email_list in EmailBot
Addresses issues identified by CodeRabbit, Greptile, and Copilot reviewers.
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* fix: add loop guardrails to prevent infinite tool calling in agent.chat() (fixes#1886)
- Added max_tool_calls_per_turn to ExecutionConfig (default: 10)
- Enhanced LLM.get_response() and get_response_async() with tool call counting
- Updated chat_mixin.py to pass guardrail limits to LLM methods
- Added clear error messages when tool call limit is exceeded
- Prevents broken tools from burning tokens with infinite loops
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* fix: complete loop guardrail implementation
- Add max_tool_calls_per_turn to internal_params filter in llm.py
- Implement guardrail in get_response_stream method (was missing)
- Improve pre-batch check logic to be more precise with batch limiting
- Fix sys.exit(1) in test_loop_issue.py to use proper RuntimeError
- Fix API key placeholder in test_loop_guardrails.py for CI compatibility
Addresses all issues identified by Greptile review:
- Streaming path now has proper guardrails
- Parameter no longer leaks to LLM API
- Better batch size handling at limit boundaries
- Test improvements for CI/CD compatibility
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* fix: implement agent handoff tool security boundary to prevent privilege escalation (fixes#1842)
- Add HandoffToolPolicy dataclass with 'intersect' (secure by default) and 'passthrough' (legacy) modes
- Add blocked_tools list for tools that should never be passed through handoffs
- Update HandoffConfig to include tool_policy field with secure defaults
- Implement tool boundary enforcement in all handoff execution paths:
- execute_programmatic(): programmatic handoffs
- execute_async(): async handoffs with concurrency control
- to_tool_function(): LLM-driven handoffs via tool calls
- Add convenience parameters to handoff() function: tool_policy_mode, blocked_tools
- Maintain full backward compatibility - existing code continues working unchanged
- Default mode is 'intersect' for security by default - sub-agents only get tools that both source and target agents have
- Optional 'passthrough' mode preserves legacy behavior when explicitly requested
Security impact:
- Prevents privilege escalation where restricted gatekeeper agents could accidentally grant dangerous tools to sub-agents
- Tool intersection computed at handoff boundary without mutating target agent's original tool list
- Blocked tools are always filtered regardless of intersection mode
- Safe by default - new tool policy applies automatically to protect against security gaps
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* fix: critical handoff tool security bypass and blocked_tools logic
- Fix empty tools list security bypass in intersect mode
- Return None for unrestricted passthrough mode without blocked tools
- Return [] to enforce empty toolset (security boundary) in intersect mode
- Fix blocked_tools falsy logic to allow explicit empty list clearing
Security Impact:
- Prevents privilege escalation when orchestrator agent has no tools
- Ensures intersect mode properly restricts target agent capabilities
- Maintains backward compatibility with passthrough mode
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* fix: P0 HandoffToolPolicy security boundary enforcement
Critical security fix prevents privilege escalation during agent handoffs:
🔒 Security Fixes:
- Fix tools=[] vs tools=None distinction in chat_mixin.py (P0 vulnerability)
- Enforce HandoffToolPolicy intersect mode security boundaries
- Handle None tools attributes to prevent TypeError
- Fix blocked_tools=[] explicit empty list handling
✅ New Features:
- Add comprehensive HandoffToolPolicy unit tests (25 test cases)
- Export HandoffToolPolicy in __init__.py for public API
- Add security documentation and Mintlify docs stub
🛡️ Security Model:
- Default: intersect mode (secure by default - only shared tools)
- Legacy: passthrough mode (opt-in - full toolset with blocklist)
- Boundary: tools=[] enforces explicit tool denial
- Defense: Multi-layer privilege escalation prevention
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* fix: Windows CI syntax error - replace Unicode characters with ASCII equivalents
Replace em-dash (—) and right arrow (→) characters in chat_mixin.py comments with ASCII equivalents to prevent Windows Python parser issues.
Fixes IndentationError on Windows CI around line 2296.
* Delete docs/handoff-security.mdx
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* docs: add context_compaction deprecation notice to AGENTS.md
- Add context_compaction parameter to ExecutionConfig table in §5.3
- Include deprecation notice for default changing from False to True
- Update example code to show explicit opt-out during deprecation period
- DeprecationWarning verified to fire correctly from user code
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* fix: correct documentation issues in context_compaction deprecation notice
- Change 'Breaking Change Notice' to 'Deprecation Notice' to match backward compatibility claim
- Update misleading comment about explicit opt-out - warning fires regardless during deprecation
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- Apply instantiate=True on ToolResolver cache fast path (fixes class tools
returned after has_tool/validate_yaml_tools warmed the cache)
- UnifiedSessionStore save now read-merge-writes under file lock
- Invalidate CLI session cache when on-disk mtime changes
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* feat: comprehensive test coverage and fixes for PR #1853
- Add unit tests for error classification system (test_error_classification.py)
- Add unit tests for idle timeout breaker (test_idle_timeout_breaker.py)
- Add integration test for ExecutionConfig max_iter end-to-end (test_execution_config_max_iter.py)
- Deprecate dead _classify_error_and_should_retry code with fallback to new system
- Fix billing errors to surface immediately (non-retryable) in resolve_failover_decision
- Fix quota exceeded duplicate classification (removed from rate_limit, kept in billing)
- Align LLM default max_iter (20) with ExecutionConfig default (20)
Addresses test debt and remaining issues identified by reviewers:
- Greptile, CodeRabbit, Copilot feedback on dead code and billing error handling
- Ensures IdleTimeoutBreaker circuit breaker is functional
- Provides comprehensive test coverage for typed error classification
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* fix: critical test failures and error classification bugs
- Update test assertion for new max_iter default (20 vs 10)
- Fix error classification order: billing checked before rate_limit
- Add missing 'billing' to non-retryable error test list
- Fix backoff calculation test expectation (4000ms vs 2000ms)
- Add backward compatibility alias for renamed method
Fixes issues identified by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and other reviewers.
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* fix: add real agentic test per AGENTS.md §9.4 requirement
- Add test_real_agent_execution_with_max_iter() that calls real LLM
- Agent.start() with real prompt produces actual text response
- Validates max_iter enforcement end-to-end
- Prints output for developer verification per AGENTS.md
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* fix: implement proper LLM summarization for CompactionStrategy.LLM_SUMMARIZE (fixes#1843)
- Add real LLM integration to _llm_summarize_async() method in ContextCompactor
- Create _create_llm_summarize_function() in agent for proper LLM client access
- Add compaction_strategy parameter to ExecutionConfig for strategy selection
- Update all 3 compaction call sites in chat_mixin.py to support new strategy system
- Add robust error handling with fallback to naive summarization
- Ensure BEFORE_COMPACTION/AFTER_COMPACTION hooks fire consistently
- Use intelligent summarization prompt that preserves file paths, IDs, URLs, task references
- Support both sync and async compaction paths with proper strategy handling
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* fix: resolve critical LLM summarization bugs found by reviewers
- Fix response content extraction to use existing _extract_llm_response_content method instead of str(response) fallback
- Fix sync call site to properly dispatch to async compaction for LLM_SUMMARIZE strategy
- Fix circular import using proper TYPE_CHECKING pattern and safe runtime access
- Fix hook error handling consistency across all compaction paths
- Fix deprecated asyncio.get_event_loop() to use asyncio.get_running_loop()
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* feat: enhance LLM_SUMMARIZE compaction with comprehensive tests and code deduplication
- Fix compaction_strategy default handling to prevent None.value crashes
- Add comprehensive unit tests for LLM_SUMMARIZE functionality
- Add end-to-end integration tests with real agent scenarios
- Deduplicate chat_mixin compaction code (3x copy reduced to helper methods)
- Add warning for asyncio.run fallback in sync context
- Add test coverage for ExecutionConfig.compaction_strategy serialization
- Improve error handling and fallback behavior
Fixes all critical bugs identified by previous reviewers while maintaining
backward compatibility and adding robust test coverage.
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* fix: restore ConversationOptimizer and conversation compaction functionality
- Add ConversationOptimizer class with lazy-loaded conversation components
- Update OPTIMIZER_REGISTRY to include OptimizerStrategy.CONVERSATION mapping
- Rename protocols to ConversationAnalyzerProtocol, ConversationCompactorProtocol
- Add backward compatibility aliases for existing imports
- Move root-level tests to proper tests/unit/context/ location
- Add real agentic test for ConversationOptimizer end-to-end functionality
- Fix manager.py kwargs compatibility with ConversationOptimizer constructor
Fixes the P0 regression where conversation compaction was lost during
the #1804→#1811 consolidation. Now get_optimizer(OptimizerStrategy.CONVERSATION)
works correctly without falling back to SmartOptimizer and causing TypeError.
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* fix: address reviewer feedback - logging, imports, assertions
- Add logging to ConversationOptimizer exception handling
- Remove redundant SmartOptimizer imports
- Fix missing sys import in test_context_compression.py
- Improve test assertions and remove unused variables
- Address all critical issues found by CodeRabbit, Greptile, and Copilot
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* fix: add prompt injection protection for external tool results (fixes#1820)
Implements security wrapper system to protect against indirect prompt injection
attacks from external sources (web search, scraping, MCP tools, etc).
Key changes:
- Created praisonaiagents/tools/trust.py with ToolTrustLevel enum and wrap_if_external()
- Updated tool_execution.py to apply wrapping after circuit breaker execution
- Enhanced tool registry with trust_level parameter for marking external tools
- Zero-cost for trusted tools, selective wrapping for external content ≥32 chars
- Security markers: <external_tool_result> tags instruct model to treat as factual data only
External tools protected: duckduckgo, tavily_search, web_search, scrape_page,
crawl4ai, spider_crawl, and any tools registered with trust_level='external'.
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* fix: resolve critical security vulnerabilities in prompt injection protection
- Fix double-wrapping bug: remove duplicate wrap_if_external call from timeout path
- Fix fence injection vulnerability: escape fence markers in untrusted content
- Fix missing system prompt integration: add trust instructions to agent system prompts
- Fix structured data bypass: serialize JSON/dict from external tools before wrapping
- Add trust level validation: validate trust_level parameter in registry
- Extend API coverage: add trust_level support to register_tool() and add_tool()
All critical issues identified by reviewers (CodeRabbit, Greptile) are now resolved.
Security boundary is properly established and enforced for external tool results.
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* fix: resolve merge conflict by integrating trust level system into ToolEntry architecture
- Combines prompt injection protection (trust levels) with new ToolEntry system
- Adds trust_level field to ToolEntry dataclass for unified storage
- Updates register() method to support both trust_level and dynamic_schema_overrides
- Maintains backward compatibility for all existing APIs
- Preserves all security functionality while adopting new architecture
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* feat: complete prompt injection protection implementation with comprehensive tests
- Move wrap_if_external import to module level in tool_execution.py for performance
- Add comprehensive unit test suite with 25+ test cases covering:
* Trust level validation and registry integration
* Fence marker escaping to prevent injection breakout
* JSON serialization for external structured data
* Edge cases and security scenarios
- Add end-to-end integration tests with real agent execution
- Verify system prompt integration includes security instructions
- Test both trusted and external tool handling in agent workflows
All critical security vulnerabilities identified by reviewers have been resolved:
✅ Double-wrapping bug fixed (already resolved in previous commits)
✅ Fence escaping implemented with HTML entity encoding
✅ System prompt integration working correctly
✅ Structured data serialization and wrapping
✅ Trust level validation with clear error messages
✅ Public API coverage for trust_level parameter
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* fix: prevent CLI session message loss on concurrent saves
UnifiedSessionStore.save() overwrote the session file without reloading
disk state first. Two CLI/TUI processes sharing a session could lose chat
history when one saved from a stale in-memory copy.
- Reload and merge messages under an exclusive file lock before writing
- Invalidate in-process cache when the on-disk file is newer
- Add regression tests for stale-save and concurrent writer scenarios
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* fix: prevent FileNotFoundError race condition in session delete
Use missing_ok=True to handle concurrent file deletion gracefully.
Fixes potential race where another process deletes file between
exists() check and unlink() call.
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* fix: Add anti-injection framing and structured templates to context compaction (fixes#1818)
- Added COMPACTION_PREFIX constant with anti-injection framing to prevent model from treating summarized content as active instructions
- Added SUMMARY_TEMPLATE with structured sections for better context organization
- Enhanced CompactionConfig with compaction_prefix, structured_template, and iterative_update fields
- Updated _llm_summarize method to use anti-injection prefix and structured templates
- Added _build_structured_summary method to extract and categorize conversation content
- Added _merge_summaries method for iterative update capability
- Enhanced get_stats to include compaction configuration metadata
- Added _previous_summary tracking for iterative re-compaction
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing configurations
This prevents silent behavioral correctness failures where models resume stale tasks,
re-execute completed actions, or follow outdated instructions from compacted context.
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* fix: Resolve critical context compaction issues
- Fix 'do' keyword false positives using word boundaries
- Make CompactionConfig authoritative over constructor parameters
- Prevent accumulation of old compacted summaries
- Fix ellipsis truncation logic to only show when needed
- Move import re to module level for better performance
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* fix: make CLI session store cross-platform compatible (fixes#1839)
- Fix PYTHONPATH to use os.pathsep for Windows compatibility
- Add UTF-8 encoding for subprocess operations
- Add --no-acp flag for Windows automation
- Fix pytest environment isolation issues
- Fix over-broad test selectors (use node IDs vs -k patterns)
- Create missing ai_code_editor_fixture directory with complete mathlib project
- Update documentation with Windows compatibility notes
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* fix: address critical Windows compatibility issues in live test harness
- Add pythonpath = ['src'] to fixture pyproject.toml to fix ModuleNotFoundError
- Replace hardcoded 'python' with sys.executable for consistent interpreter usage
- Add UTF-8 encoding to all read_text() calls for Windows compatibility
- Update run_pytest to handle node IDs consistently with check_pytest_passes
Fixes all P0-P2 issues identified in code review.
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* feat: add idempotency-aware loop guard for tool execution safety
- Implement LoopGuard class extending DoomLoopDetector with tool classification
- Add always-on protection for standard agent.chat() path (not just autonomous mode)
- Classify tools as idempotent (safe to repeat) vs mutating (dangerous)
- Provide graduated response: warn → block → halt with per-tool-type thresholds
- Wire into existing AFTER_TOOL hook infrastructure for minimal disruption
- Reset turn tracking at chat entry points for accurate per-turn detection
Fixes#1831🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
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* fix: resolve 6 critical loop guard bugs for production safety
- Fix dead code: _check_no_progress() now called from check() method
- Fix off-by-one: thresholds now trigger at correct counts with pre/post-execution context
- Fix state leakage: DoomLoopDetector state properly reset between chat turns
- Fix teardown bypass: BLOCK action now flows through normal completion events
- Fix retryable flip: non-retryable HALT exceptions preserved unchanged
- Fix lost warnings: WARN guidance now injected into dict/list results, not just strings
- Remove unused Literal import and fix docstring example arity
Addresses all critical issues identified by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and Copilot reviewers.
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* feat: implement typed validation outcomes and agent run results
Replace freeform string-based validation outcomes with typed discriminant
union system enabling exhaustive error handling across process.py,
handoff.py, and scheduler components.
Key changes:
- Add AgentRunOutcome dataclass with RunStatus literal type
- Enhance HandoffResult with typed outcome field and backward compatibility
- Update Process class validation logic to use typed outcomes
- Add validate_decision_string() for legacy compatibility
- Export new types from main package for public API access
- Comprehensive test coverage for new functionality
Fixes#1819
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
* fix: resolve critical validation feedback regression and type safety issues
- Fix P1 validation feedback regression: flatten context fields to top level for legacy compatibility in both async/sync workflows
- Add runtime validation for RunStatus to prevent invalid values at construction time
- Handle non-string inputs defensively in validate_decision_string with proper error messages
- Move test files to proper taxonomy (unit/ vs integration/)
- Improve handoff factory method consistency to use typed factories with proper error categories
Addresses critical backward compatibility issue identified by Greptile and CodeRabbit reviewers where retry prompts would silently lose validated task and rejected output context.
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* feat: add memory provider lifecycle hooks for compression and session events
- Add 4 new optional lifecycle hook methods to AgentMemoryProtocol:
- on_pre_compress(): Called before context compaction discards messages
- on_session_switch(): Called when active session ID changes
- on_memory_write(): Called when auto_memory writes to built-in memory
- on_delegation(): Called after subagent completes delegated task
- Integrate hooks into existing codebase:
- Call on_pre_compress in _apply_context_management before compression
- Call on_memory_write in store_memory method
- Call on_delegation in all handoff success paths (sync, async, tool)
- All hooks have no-op defaults for backward compatibility
- Enables custom memory backends to maintain coherence across agent lifecycle events
- Addresses silent data-loss scenarios for production agents with long session lifetimes
Fixes#1821
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
* fix: resolve memory provider lifecycle hooks issues
Fixes identified by code reviewers:
1. Fix on_pre_compress hook to only fire when compression occurs
- Move hook call after checking compression threshold
- Prevents unnecessary hook execution on every turn
2. Fix store_memory to call hook after successful storage only
- Add action parameter to support replace/remove operations
- Validate operations before calling hooks
- Pass correct action types to hooks
3. Add async hook variants for async contexts
- Add aon_* async versions of all lifecycle hooks
- Support both sync and async execution contexts
4. Fix @runtime_checkable protocol compatibility breaks
- Move lifecycle hooks to separate AgentMemoryLifecycleProtocol
- Preserve backward compatibility for existing memory providers
- Use hasattr checks in call sites for optional hooks
5. Add session switch hook documentation note
- Document that call sites need implementation
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* feat: add TypedHandoff with Pydantic schema validation (fixes#1810)
- Add HandoffValidationError exception for schema validation failures
- Implement TypedHandoff[T] class with generic Pydantic schema validation
- Validate payloads at handoff boundary and raise errors on schema mismatch
- Convert validated payloads to structured JSON instead of string concatenation
- Maintain full backward compatibility with existing Handoff class
- Support both sync and async execution with proper error handling
- Add lazy imports for optional Pydantic dependency
This prevents silent data contract violations between agents by ensuring
type safety at inter-agent handoff boundaries. Schema mismatches now
raise Python exceptions instead of producing wrong LLM output.
Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <[email protected]>
* fix: resolve critical TypedHandoff issues identified by reviewers
- Fix input_filter silently ignored in TypedHandoff execution paths (Greptile P1)
- Fix stale context dict after error patching in HandoffValidationError (Greptile P2)
- Fix lazy loader recursion issue by removing 'handoff' from _handoff_names (CodeRabbit)
- Fix exception chaining for TimeoutError in async execution (CodeRabbit)
- Improve HandoffValidationError with remediation hints
- Use PYDANTIC_AVAILABLE flag for cleaner type handling
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Add '# shell command execution' comment at the top of the execute_command
method docstring as requested in issue #1341.
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2. Wrapper (praisonai/): CLI, heavy implementations, optional dependencies.
3. Tools (PraisonAI-Tools): Specific integrations, external tools (e.g. SurrealDB, Slack), and community extensions MUST go to the `MervinPraison/PraisonAI-Tools` repository. If the feature is a tool, clone `https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI-Tools`, implement it there, and create the PR using `gh pr create -R MervinPraison/PraisonAI-Tools`.
- Does it duplicate existing functionality? Check if Agent already supports this via existing params (reflection, planning, tools, hooks, memory).
- Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.
- Does it inherit from Agent properly? New agent types MUST inherit Agent, not wrap it with composition.
- Does it add new dependencies? Only optional deps allowed, must be lazy-imported.
- Will agent.py grow larger? If the change adds >50 lines to agent.py, find a way to extract instead.
- Will agent.py grow larger? If the change adds >50 lines to agent.py, find a way to extract instead. PRs with >100 lines added to agent.py require manual review (merge gate will not auto-merge).
- Is there a name collision with existing exports in __init__.py?
If ANY of these conceptual checks fail (excluding routing), add a comment to the issue explaining why and close it. Do NOT create a PR.
'@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n4. SDK value: review in depth whether the change genuinely adds value to the SDK — never add features for the sake of adding them. It must strengthen the SDK (simpler, more user-friendly, robust, world-class, secure). If it does not clearly add value, request changes or recommend rejecting/closing rather than merging scope creep\n5. Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n5. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n6. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n7. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n8. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n9. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items';
const claudeBody = '@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. ' + reviewSummary + '.\n\n' +
body: '@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n4. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n5. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n6. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n7. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n8. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
body: '@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n4. SDK value: review in depth whether the change genuinely adds value to the SDK — never add features for the sake of adding them. It must strengthen the SDK (simpler, more user-friendly, robust, world-class, secure). If it does not clearly add value, request changes or recommend rejecting/closing rather than merging scope creep\n5. Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n5. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n6. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n7. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n8. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n9. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
body: '@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n4. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n5. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n6. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n7. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n8. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
body: '@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n4. SDK value: review in depth whether the change genuinely adds value to the SDK — never add features for the sake of adding them. It must strengthen the SDK (simpler, more user-friendly, robust, world-class, secure). If it does not clearly add value, request changes or recommend rejecting/closing rather than merging scope creep\n5. Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n5. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n6. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n7. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n8. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n9. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
- name:Post Claude analysis request (Lead Engineer)
@@ -468,9 +518,127 @@ jobs:
issue_number: context.issue.number,
owner: context.repo.owner,
repo: context.repo.repo,
body: '@claude You are the Lead Engineer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL analysis and reviews above carefully (Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, etc).\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n4. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n5. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n6. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n7. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n8. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
body: '@claude You are the Lead Engineer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL analysis and reviews above carefully (Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, etc).\n\n**Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md**\n1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK\n2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions\n3. Performance: no hot-path regressions\n4. SDK value: review in depth whether the change genuinely adds value to the SDK — never add features for the sake of adding them. It must strengthen the SDK (simpler, more user-friendly, robust, world-class, secure). If it does not clearly add value, request changes or recommend rejecting/closing rather than merging scope creep\n5. Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.\n\n**Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues**\n5. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix\n6. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)\n7. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped\n\n**Phase 3: Final Verdict**\n8. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue\n9. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items'
You are the MERGE GATE reviewer for PraisonAI PR #${{ matrix.pr_number }}.
READ-ONLY: do not modify code, commit, push, rebase, or create branches.
CRITICAL OUTPUT RULE:
Post exactly one PR comment via GitHub MCP containing either:
MERGE_GATE_VERDICT: APPROVE
or
MERGE_GATE_VERDICT: BLOCK
followed by a short rationale on the next lines.
NEVER include @claude in any comment. NEVER mention merge conflict resolution.
Review checklist:
1. Read AGENTS.md and the PR diff on the current branch.
2. Read all PR comments and reviews (FINAL architecture reviewer / Lead Engineer must have run).
3. Confirm SDK value gate: change strengthens praisonaiagents (no scope creep).
4. Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.
5. If agent.py adds >100 lines or new Agent __init__ params, respond MERGE_GATE_VERDICT: BLOCK (manual review required).
6. BLOCK if labels security/breaking-change/needs-manual-review/release, sensitive paths (.github/workflows, auth, pyproject.toml), secrets in diff, PR >800 lines or >30 files, or SDK changes without tests. Label `merge-gate-ci-only` exempts CI-only changes under `.github/workflows/`, `.github/actions/`, or merge-gate scripts.
7. Confirm no CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews and CI green on HEAD ${{ matrix.head_sha }}.
8. If ready to merge: MERGE_GATE_VERDICT: APPROVE. Otherwise: MERGE_GATE_VERDICT: BLOCK with reasons.
Do not approve or merge via GitHub UI/API — only post the verdict comment.
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${{ steps.check_fork.outputs.is_fork == 'true' && steps.check_fork.outputs.can_push_fork != 'true' && 'CRITICAL: THIS IS A PULL REQUEST FROM A FORK WITHOUT MAINTAINER EDITS. YOU DO NOT HAVE PUSH PERMISSIONS. ONLY READ FILES, VALIDATE CODE, AND PROVIDE COMMENTS/FEEDBACK ON THIS PR. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PUSH OR CREATE PULL REQUESTS.\n\n' || (steps.check_fork.outputs.can_push_fork == 'true' && format('NOTE: Fork PR with maintainer edits allowed. Push directly to fork {0} branch {1}.\n\n', steps.check_fork.outputs.fork_repo, steps.check_fork.outputs.pr_branch) || (steps.check_fork.outputs.is_pr == 'true' && steps.check_fork.outputs.is_fork != 'true' && 'NOTE: The branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork). You are able to make modifications and push directly to this branch.\n\n' || (steps.check_fork.outputs.is_pr != 'true' && 'NOTE: This is an issue (not a PR). Create a new fix branch per STEP 3 below.\n\n' || ''))) }}
${{ steps.check_fork.outputs.is_pr == 'true' && format('CONTEXT: PR #{0} on branch {1}. head.repo={2}, is_fork={3}, can_push_fork={4}, merge_state={5}. NEVER treat cursor/*, claude/* branch names or bot authors as forks — only is_fork=true means fork.\n\n', steps.check_fork.outputs.pr_number, steps.check_fork.outputs.pr_branch, steps.check_fork.outputs.head_repo, steps.check_fork.outputs.is_fork, steps.check_fork.outputs.can_push_fork, steps.check_fork.outputs.merge_state) || '' }}
You are working on the PraisonAI SDK. Follow AGENTS.md strictly.
STEP 0 — SETUP GIT IDENTITY & AUTH (GLOBAL — required for all repos):
For items routed to an EXTERNAL repository (Tools, Docs, Plugins), follow STEP 3-ALT below.
- Does it duplicate existing functionality? Check if Agent already supports this via existing params (reflection, planning, tools, hooks, memory).
- Do not bloat the Agent class with additional params — only if absolutely required; we already support many params.
- Does it inherit from Agent properly? New agent types MUST inherit Agent, not wrap it with composition.
- Does it add new dependencies? Only optional deps allowed, must be lazy-imported.
- Will agent.py grow larger? If the change adds >50 lines to agent.py, find a way to extract instead.
- Will agent.py grow larger? If the change adds >50 lines to agent.py, find a way to extract instead. PRs with >100 lines added to agent.py require manual review (merge gate will not auto-merge).
- Is there a name collision with existing exports in __init__.py?
If ANY of these conceptual checks fail (excluding routing), add a comment to the issue explaining why and close it. Do NOT create a PR.
STEP 3 — IMPLEMENT (for changes in THIS repo — PraisonAI):
- Create a fix branch: git checkout -b claude/issue-$ISSUE_NUMBER-$(date +%Y%m%d)
- Implement a minimal, focused fix
- Follow protocol-driven design: protocols in core SDK, heavy implementations in wrapper
When work must happen in a different repository, follow these steps EXACTLY. Do NOT attempt to use `cd`, as directory state is not preserved. Use `git -C` for all commands.
@@ -267,10 +314,7 @@ jobs:
- For docs changes: verify files exist and are valid markdown/MDX
- Ensure no regressions
STEP 5 — CREATE PR:
- Commit with descriptive message, push, and create PR using `gh pr create`
- For external repos, use `gh pr create -R MervinPraison/<REPO_NAME>`
CRITICAL: You MUST create the PR automatically using `gh pr create`. Do NOT just provide a link or say "manual push required".
${{ steps.check_fork.outputs.is_pr == 'true' && 'STEP 5 — SKIP: Already on an open PR. Do NOT run gh pr create.\n' || 'STEP 5 — CREATE PR:\n- Commit with descriptive message, push, and create PR using `gh pr create`\n- For external repos, use `gh pr create -R MervinPraison/<REPO_NAME>`\nCRITICAL: You MUST create the PR automatically using `gh pr create`. Do NOT just provide a link or say "manual push required".\n' }}
NOTE: If you worked on an external repo, the wrapper action will report "No commits" for the main repo at the end. This is expected, do not worry about it.
-m "not slow and not network and not local_service and not provider_anthropic and not provider_google and not provider_ollama and not provider_grok_xai and not provider_groq and not provider_cohere"
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)
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-m "not slow and not network and not local_service and not provider_anthropic and not provider_google and not provider_ollama and not provider_grok_xai and not provider_groq and not provider_cohere" \
-m "not provider_anthropic and not provider_google and not provider_ollama and not provider_grok_xai and not provider_groq and not provider_cohere" \
python -m pytest tests/unit/ \
-m "not slow and not network and not local_service and not provider_anthropic and not provider_google and not provider_ollama and not provider_grok_xai and not provider_groq and not provider_cohere" \
| Unified Web Search | [Example](src/praisonai-agents/examples/web_search_example.py) | [📖](https://docs.praison.ai/docs/tools/web-search) |
| Unified Web Search | [Example](examples/python/web_search_example.py) | [📖](https://docs.praison.ai/docs/tools/web-search) |
| Web Fetch (Anthropic) | [Example](examples/python/agents/web-fetch-agent.py) | [📖](https://docs.praison.ai/docs/features/model-capabilities) |
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## ⚡ Performance
PraisonAI is built for speed, with agent instantiation in under 4μs. This reduces overhead, improves responsiveness, and helps multi-agent systems scale efficiently in real-world production workloads.
PraisonAI is built for speed, with agent instantiation in around 14μs. This reduces overhead, improves responsiveness, and helps multi-agent systems scale efficiently in real-world production workloads.
Report issues against the **specific package** where the vulnerability exists. A platform-only issue does not necessarily affect the core SDK, and vice versa.
## In scope
- Authentication, authorisation, and multi-tenant isolation (e.g. workspace boundaries)
- Tool execution, sandbox escape, and code execution paths
- SSRF, injection, and unsafe deserialisation in shipped code
- MCP, gateway, and bot/webhook integrations
- Secrets handling, JWT/session configuration, and default credentials
- Supply-chain issues in published package artefacts
## Out of scope
- Issues in forks or deployments not maintained in [MervinPraison/PraisonAI](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI)
- Vulnerabilities requiring physical access or fully compromised operator machines
- Reports against versions no longer published or without a supported upgrade path
- Theoretical issues with no practical impact in documented, supported configurations
- Behaviour covered by an explicit, documented opt-out (e.g. dev-only env vars)
## How to report
**Preferred:** open a **private** security advisory:
This directory contains industry-specific agent templates based on the SRAO Framework, providing pre-built workflows for rapid deployment of agent workforces across different industries.
## Overview
These templates demonstrate how PraisonAI can be used to create specialized agent teams for various industries, with **70% code reuse** across different sectors through shared patterns and abstractions.
instructions="You are a company policy expert. Answer questions based ONLY on the provided knowledge. Quote exact values when asked about codes or numbers.",
knowledge=[temp_dir],# Add directory with documents
user_id="example_user",# Required for mem0 backend
memory={"user_id":"example_user"},
)
print("\n1. Testing Agent.chat() with context-required question:")
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