fix(cache): stable layout under text dialects; RunPolicy::host_renders_tool_catalogue - #190
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A text dialect folds the catalogue into the system prompt and clears `tools` after `before_model` ran, so a middleware that declared the harness layout while schemas were present now carries a trailing `tools` segment. Treat this as the harness layout rather than a custom annotation, preventing the provider routing key from being re-rolled on every call. Auto-committed-on: macbook
…erprint Added a test verifying that when the harness layout is declared with a tools segment that is later stripped, the prompt cache fingerprint remains stable across turns. This ensures the provider routing key does not change on every call of a thread, which was previously broken. Auto-committed-on: macbook
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe harness adds host-rendered catalogue support. It strips ordinary wire schemas, preserves host-rendered prompt content, appends turn-synthesized schemas when needed, and recognizes the resulting layouts during cache fingerprinting. ChangesCatalogue rendering policy
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Host->>RunLoop: configure host_renders_tool_catalogue
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RunDialect->>ModelRequest: remove ordinary wire tool schemas
RunDialect->>ModelRequest: append synthesized catalogue entries
RunDialect->>ModelRequest: append forced-choice instruction when required
RunDialect->>ModelRequest: reset tool_choice to Auto
RunLoop->>RunLoop: refresh cache fingerprint
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Add a `host_renders_tool_catalogue` policy flag that lets hosts take over rendering the protocol block and tool catalogue in their own system prompt. When enabled, the loop still strips schemas from the wire and binds the parsing registry, but skips appending its own prompt content, avoiding duplicate signatures and keeping the host's cacheable prefix intact. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The tool result coalescing and user-turn resolution now run unconditionally, while the forced tool choice instruction is appended only when the host renders the tool catalogue, since the host's prompt was composed before the choice was known. Auto-committed-on: macbook
Adds a test verifying that when a host renders the tool catalogue, the dialect strips schemas from the wire and leaves the prompt untouched, except for a forced tool choice which is injected as a directive. This ensures the host-rendered path preserves the original messages while still enforcing a required tool call. Auto-committed-on: macbook
Use the message text accessor directly instead of pattern-matching on the System variant, making the assertions more concise and the failure output more informative by including the actual message text. Auto-committed-on: macbook
Reformat the `apply_to_request` function signature and the assertion in the test to follow the project's line-length conventions, wrapping the arguments and the assertion expression for better readability. Auto-committed-on: macbook
…render the text-dialect catalogue Under a text dialect the loop folded the protocol block and the catalogue into the system prompt unconditionally. A host that composes its prompt from the same dialect (the catalogue inside its cacheable prefix) shipped every signature twice: 11 KB + 6 KB on OpenHuman's orchestrator under python. With the flag the schemas still leave the wire and the positional registry is still bound; only a forced tool_choice is appended. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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The dialect parser now returns an empty result when given an empty input string instead of panicking or producing unexpected output. This ensures robust handling of edge cases in agent loop configuration. Auto-committed-on: macbook
When the dialect field is absent from the agent loop configuration, the system now defaults to a standard dialect instead of failing. This change improves robustness by allowing configurations that omit the optional dialect specification to proceed without error. Auto-committed-on: macbook
When the agent loop encounters a terminal condition before completing its full iteration, the run loop now exits immediately instead of continuing to process remaining steps. This prevents unnecessary computation and ensures the loop respects the agent's decision to stop. Auto-committed-on: macbook
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The test now expects the agent loop to return a success result instead of an error, aligning with the recent fix that prevents premature termination when the agent completes its task. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The test for the agent loop was not properly asserting that the agent transitions through all expected states during execution. This change updates the test to check each state change, ensuring the loop behaves correctly under normal conditions. Auto-committed-on: macbook
The agent loop now gracefully handles cases where the dialect field is absent from the configuration, falling back to a default dialect instead of failing. This improves robustness when processing incomplete or legacy configuration data. Auto-committed-on: macbook
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| /// rendered a schema it did not know about yet, so their catalogue | ||
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| /// model never learns the shape it is being forced to call. | ||
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Update callers for the expanded dialect API
This changes apply_to_request from accepting only request to requiring two additional arguments. The pull request changes no callers, including the existing agent-loop path that reaches this module, so the workspace will fail to compile until every call supplies host_renders_catalogue and synthesized (or the API preserves a compatible wrapper).
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| // synthesized tool and an `Auto` choice leaves `messages` | ||
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The new cache-segment promotion branch is specifically dependent on a request with no leading system message and a dialect rewrite that creates exactly one. No regression test in this change exercises that path, leaving the cache layout behavior vulnerable to regressions in the most conditional part of the rewrite.
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When host_renders_tool_catalogue is combined with a ToolSet whose schemas change between turns, those tools are added before tools_before_structured_plan is recorded, so they are absent from synthesized and this branch renders none of their signatures before clearing all of request.tools. The transcript patch only describes added tool names (agent_loop/tool_changes.rs:84-96), so a host using the documented static cacheable catalogue leaves the model without the new tools' parameters even though with_toolset promises a per-turn model-visible catalogue. Render the tool-set delta alongside synthesized output tools, or explicitly reject this policy combination, and cover the resulting request shape.
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refresh_prompt_cache_fingerprintrecognises the harness's own stable-prefix layout (system,system.1, …,tools) and rebuildsprompt_fingerprintfrom the bytes sent; anything else is treated as a custom annotation and digested over the whole request.A host middleware that declares that layout in
before_modelsees the tool schemas still on the request and declares a trailingtoolssegment. Under a text dialect (xml/pformat/python/typescript)RunDialect::apply_to_requestthen folds the catalogue into the system prompt and clearstools, so the rebuilt layout no longer matches the declaration, the request falls through to the whole-request digest, and the derived providerprompt_cache_key(tap-…) changes on every call of a thread — the same routing-key churn openhuman#6434 fixed for the native path, reintroduced for every text dialect.Captured on the wire from OpenHuman with
agent.tool_dispatcher = "python": byte-identical system messages across four consecutive calls,prompt_cache_keytap-acb3…→tap-a11e…→tap-701f…→tap-ffb5…,cached_tokens1.2k–3.3k of 7k.Change
A declaration equal to the expected layout plus one trailing
toolssegment, on a request whosetoolsis now empty, counts as the harness layout: the stale segment is dropped and the fingerprint is rebuilt from the system messages exactly as for a native request. A genuinely custom id still takes the conservative path.Tests
stripped_tools_segment_still_counts_as_the_harness_layout(two turns of one thread share the fingerprint; a custom id does not)cargo test -p tinyagents-harness --lib -- cache prompt(80 passed), clippy cleanCo-authored-by: Medulla medulla@tinyhumans.ai
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vendor/tinytoolsgitlink to tinyhumansai/tinytools#20 (doubled<tool_call>opener), which surfaced in the same capture.Second change:
RunPolicy::host_renders_tool_catalogueUnder a text dialect
RunDialect::apply_to_requestfolded the protocol block and the catalogue into the system prompt unconditionally. A host that composes its own prompt from the same dialect (OpenHuman'sToolsSection, so the catalogue sits inside the cacheable prefix where the host chose) shipped every signature twice — 11 KB + 6 KB on the orchestrator underpython, and the two copies could disagree on what is callable. With the flag (defaultfalse, so existing hosts are unchanged) the schemas still leave the wire and the positional registry is still bound; only a forcedtool_choiceis still spelled out. Test:a_host_that_renders_the_catalogue_gets_the_schemas_stripped_but_nothing_appended; doc:docs/modules/harness/tool-dialect.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
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