Run the episode on the host's own agents: the hosted runner - #70
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A host journals the conductor's commits and events and streams them to whatever draws the desk, so they now have pinned serde forms: internally tagged and snake_case, like Utterance and the driver's own payloads. Two links a desk needs were missing. A commit now names the conversation it belongs to -- a row said inside one, desk work lifted out of one, and the row that concludes it to its asker -- so an agent-to-agent exchange can be shown whole wherever its rows landed. And the events about a row now carry that row's sequence, with a handoff carrying the broadcast it came from, so a host attaches them to the row instead of inferring it from order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Last completed reportTiny Sweeper reviewThis pull request introduces the hosted runner, adds wire-form serialization, and refactors the raw runner to share LibraryHost. Three concerns remain unresolved: breaking SeatRunner::turn signature, library boot initializing core-owned storage, deprecated ToolPolicyDecision::deny method. State: Changes requested Review snapshot
Completeness: Complete What changedAdds a new hosted runner for host's own agents, wire-form serialization for step types, MemoryLog for tests, and extracts LibraryHost from RawRunner. Features
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a hosted OpenHuman runner, an in-memory session log, centralized library hosting, and explicit conduct wire links. It also serializes conduct records and updates examples, tests, and documentation. ChangesConduct wire contracts and provenance
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Conducted->>DeskHost: create hosted seat host
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In `@crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/steps.rs`:
- Around line 57-58: Update the nullable wire fields in Note, Commit, and Event
within the steps definitions to require field presence during deserialization
while still accepting explicit null values; use required-null handling rather
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- Around line 252-257: Clear the seat’s existing usage entry before starting
each hosted turn, immediately before the host.wrap_turn call in the turn flow.
Reuse the existing usage lock and PoisonError handling, while preserving the
later session.last_turn_usage insertion for successful turns.
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Require explicit presence for nullable wire fields.
Serde currently accepts an absent Option<T> field as None. This behavior can silently change row and event provenance. The required-field tests do not cover these fields.
crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/steps.rs#L57-L58: use required-null deserialization for nullable fields. Accept explicitnull, but reject field omission.crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/test/wire.rs#L115-L115: add missing-field checks for each nullable field inNote,Commit, andEvent.
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In `@crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/steps.rs` around lines 57 - 58, Update
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Agreed, and it is the same rule LogMessage::audience already follows: an omitted only_for or thread decoding to None would publish a private row to the desk. These fields landed in #69, which is merged, so this goes as a small PR against main: required-null deserialization for Note::{thread, only_for}, Commit::{thread, only_for, conversation} and the Options on Event, with missing-field checks in wire.rs.
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@sanil-23, agreed. An omitted nullable provenance field must not deserialize as None.
A separate PR against main is appropriate because the affected fields are already in #69. The required-null handling and missing-field tests will prevent private rows from becoming desk-visible.
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Add the declared test modules or remove their declarations
Neither crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/test/links.rs nor crates/tinyhivemind-driver/src/conduct/test/wire.rs exists in the reviewed tree. Rust resolves these mod declarations relative to this directory, so the crate fails to compile with file-not-found errors. Add both files in the same change, or remove the declarations until their implementations are included.
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This compiles: the Rust job on this branch builds every target and runs these tests. links.rs and wire.rs are added by #69, which this PR is stacked on; the diff shows them as new files.
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Do not format LibraryHost without a Debug implementation
DebugStruct::field requires its value to implement Debug, but LibraryHost is declared with #[derive(Clone)] and does not derive Debug. This makes the crate fail to compile. Remove this field from the debug output or add a suitable Debug implementation for LibraryHost.
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This compiles: the Rust job on this branch builds every target and runs these tests. LibraryHost has a manual impl std::fmt::Debug in raw/library.rs, right below the struct.
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| /// is the newest row it was shown before it, which a runner that seeds | ||
| /// from the host's log reads up to. How a seat holds context between | ||
| /// turns is the runner's business. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob; |
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Preserve compatibility for external SeatRunner implementations
Adding the required since parameter changes the public SeatRunner trait, so any consuming crate with its own impl SeatRunner stops compiling immediately after upgrading. This is a breaking API change even though the in-repository implementations have been updated. Introduce a compatibility path (for example, retain the existing method and add a separately named method with a default implementation, or otherwise make the migration explicit in the crate's supported versioning policy) before merging.
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Accepted as a breaking change and stated in the PR description. Every crate here is publish = false; a consumer pins a commit as its version (AGENTS.md, Releases), and the only implementations of SeatRunner are in this repository and updated here. A deprecated shim would carry a watermark nobody has, so the seam changes shape once.
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| // Clearing drops the runtime session, and with it the | ||
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Submit the turn prompt only once
seed_resume_from_messages receives prompt and is immediately followed by session.turn(&prompt). If the seed method adds the supplied prompt as the resumed user message—as its name and argument imply—the hosted seat receives the brief twice in one turn, changing model behavior and potentially causing duplicate tool calls. Verify the method contract and either seed only history or call turn without re-submitting the prompt.
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Not a duplicate. In the pinned OpenHuman, seed_resume_from_messages(messages, current_user_message) uses the second argument only to drop a trailing user message equal to it before seeding (runtime_session.rs:1272-1285); it adds nothing. The seeded history stops at the watermark and the brief is above it, so the model sees the prompt once, as session.turn's message.
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| viewer: Viewer::Agent { id: seat.into() }, | ||
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Preserve the maximum sequence in the inclusive watermark
When since is Sequence(u64::MAX), saturating_add(1) remains u64::MAX. Because the session projection's before cursor is exclusive, the row at sequence u64::MAX is then omitted even though this function promises to read through and include since. Use an unbounded cursor for this maximum value (there cannot be a later sequence), or otherwise represent the inclusive upper bound without saturating it.
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Fixed in 6472c35c on this branch. The seed's cursor is now unbounded at the last sequence: before: (since.0 != u64::MAX).then(|| Sequence(since.0 + 1)).
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Clear usage when the current turn has no usage data
When last_turn_usage() returns None, this leaves the previous entry in usage, so usage(seat) reports an older turn as the current last turn. This is reachable whenever the harness completes a turn without usage metadata. Remove the seat's existing entry in the None case, or reset it before starting each turn.
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Fixed in 6472c35c on this branch. A turn the session reports no usage for now removes the seat's entry, so usage(seat) and after_turn never see the turn before it.
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| /// A host shows one agent-to-agent exchange whole by taking the ask row | ||
| /// and every row whose `conversation` is its sequence, wherever they | ||
| /// landed. | ||
| pub conversation: Option<Sequence>, |
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Update every commit and event producer for the new required fields
Adding this non-optional struct field makes every existing Commit { ... } literal outside this file fail to compile unless it supplies conversation. The same change also adds required at/origin fields to several Event variants and changes Kind::Thread(Sequence) to Kind::Thread { root: Sequence }, so their existing constructors and patterns must be updated consistently. Add the appropriate None/origin values and use the new constructor shape at every producer before merging.
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This compiles: the Rust job on this branch builds every target and runs these tests. Every producer was updated in #69, which this PR is stacked on: the seven sites in conduct/wave.rs, Conductor::record, and the example's matches.
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Restrict the complete journal projection
all is public and returns every stored row, including body, only_for, and conversation rows, without a requesting seat or visibility filter. Any caller holding the MemoryLog can therefore read private desk notes and conversation content directly, independently of the already-reported thread projection issue. Make this an internal helper or require a seat and filter rows according to the journal's audience rules.
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Declined. MemoryLog::all and thread are the host's own view of its journal, the way an operator reads the desk, and the example prints them as such. The audience-filtered path is SessionLog::read_before, which is how every seat is seeded and briefed; a seat never holds the MemoryLog. The module docs state the rules the SessionLog view enforces.
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Keep library boot from initializing core-owned storage
CoreContext::init_with_config initializes the core using this config, and its contract states that session databases and the keyring are written beneath config.workspace_dir. The library adapter's repository rule says the host owns storage and this crate must not open or create databases or files; setting workspace_dir and action_dir does not make that initialization storage-free. Booting LibraryHost therefore causes the adapter to create or mutate storage on behalf of the host. Use a core initialization path/configuration that disables these stores, or require the host to supply storage handles without opening them here.
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CoreContext::init_with_config initializes workspace-bound stores and the keyring even when a caller supplies a config; its documented contract says these can write beneath config.workspace_dir. Because this passes the caller's workspace as that directory, LibraryHost::boot can create or open database/files despite this module claiming that nothing is written and the repository rule that the host owns storage. Use an initialization path that does not initialize OpenHuman stores, or otherwise require the host to provide those stores explicitly.
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Declined, by ADR 0025: tinyhivemind-openhuman is the one crate in the workspace that links the harness, and the raw runner has booted the core as a library host since #66 (7f4c6729), because the alternative is the desktop sign-in gate. The workspace it boots in is the host's to choose. A host with a booted core of its own uses HostedRunner and never calls LibraryHost::boot, which is what the hosted runner exists for.
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Restrict conversation projections to their participants
This public projection returns the root and every child row without checking the root ask's author or only_for audience. Any caller that can obtain the log can request an arbitrary root and receive private conversation content, contrary to the module's stated rule that conversation rows reach only the ask author and target seat. Pass the requesting seat into this API and retain only rows whose conversation audience includes that seat, or make the unrestricted projection private and enforce authorization at its caller.
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Declined. MemoryLog::all and thread are the host's own view of its journal, the way an operator reads the desk, and the example prints them as such. The audience-filtered path is SessionLog::read_before, which is how every seat is seeded and briefed; a seat never holds the MemoryLog. The module docs state the rules the SessionLog view enforces.
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The child was removed before its conclusion was applied, so a conclusion the fold refused left the desk unchanged and the conversation gone, with no way to conclude it later. The fold goes first now; a refused conclusion leaves the conversation open, and the next wave concludes it at a row the host gives properly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A host with agents of its own -- OpenCompany -- wants the episode run on those, with nothing about them re-expressed here. HostedRunner asks the host, through EpisodeHost, for three things: its SessionLog, a seat built with the episode's belt, and a wrapper around each turn for the task-locals its tools and gate read. OpenHuman fixes a session's belt at build, so the host builds each seat once per episode from an EpisodeBelt, whose admit() wraps the host's own gate; the runner reuses it every turn. A turn clears the session, seeds it from the host's log as the seat up to its watermark -- the rows above it are the brief's -- runs the brief inside the host's wrapper, and keeps the turn's usage. SeatRunner::turn gains the watermark. The raw runner's library-core setup becomes LibraryHost, shared with any host that has no core of its own, and the example's private journal becomes offline::MemoryLog, a real SessionLog. The example is a hosted host too: its proofs and bench run all three runners. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Construct policy decisions using the struct API
ToolPolicyDecision is a struct in the vendored OpenHuman policy API, with fields such as tool_name, action, required_permission, and allowed_permission; it is not an enum with Allow and Deny variants. This implementation therefore fails to compile, and the matches! assertions below make the same invalid enum-variant assumption. Build the decisions with the struct fields and match on the action field (or the corresponding struct shape).
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This compiles: the Rust job on this branch builds every target and runs these tests. In the OpenHuman rev this workspace pins (1ecf1b0b), ToolPolicyDecision is an enum with Allow, Deny { .. } and RequireApproval; raw/policy.rs has matched on it since #65.
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| mod admission; | ||
| mod seed; | ||
| #[cfg(test)] | ||
| mod test; |
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Add the declared hosted test module or remove its declaration
With #[cfg(test)], Rust will try to load crates/tinyhivemind-openhuman/src/hosted/test.rs (or an inline module), but no such module was present in the reviewed tree. As a result, test builds fail with a missing module error; add the test module or remove this declaration.
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| let library = LibraryHost::boot(base, backend_url, route, workspace).await?; |
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Keep library boot from initializing core-owned storage
LibraryHost::boot enters CoreContext::init_with_config, which boots the OpenHuman core as part of constructing a RawRunner. This makes merely seating raw agents initialize core-owned state, contrary to the host-owned-storage boundary and to the runner's stated no-persistence behavior. Boot the minimal inference context without initializing the core's storage, or otherwise use an explicit storage-disabled library-host path.
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Keep library boot from initializing core-owned storage
[RULE] host-owned-storage
This changes raw seating to boot LibraryHost, whose boot path still initializes CoreContext against the supplied workspace. That reintroduces core-owned initialization during library use, despite the repository rule that the host owns storage and the library must not initialize it. Separate the context/model setup from storage initialization, or boot with a storage-free configuration.
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Avoid initializing host-owned storage during library boot
[RULE] avoid-host-storage-initialization
The new boot call receives the host workspace and passes it into the library context. The library boot path consequently performs initialization while constructing the runner, even though the repository rule says the host owns storage and the adapter must not open or initialize it. Keep workspace paths available only for session configuration, and require the host to perform any storage initialization explicitly.
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Declined, by ADR 0025: tinyhivemind-openhuman is the one crate in the workspace that links the harness, and the raw runner has booted the core as a library host since #66 (7f4c6729), because the alternative is the desktop sign-in gate. The workspace it boots in is the host's to choose. A host with a booted core of its own uses HostedRunner and never calls LibraryHost::boot, which is what the hosted runner exists for.
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| let (embed_reply, embed_events) = one_turn(&embed, Sequence(0)).await; | ||
| let (raw_reply, raw_events) = one_turn(&raw, Sequence(0)).await; | ||
| // Seeded from the host's log: the operator's row is history, not brief. | ||
| let (hosted_reply, hosted_events) = one_turn(&hosted, host.log.latest()).await; |
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Advance the watermark before seeding hosted history
SessionLog defines since/before as an exclusive sequence bound. Passing host.log.latest() therefore excludes the newest row—the operator task already appended to the log—from the hosted turn's history. The same mistake occurs in again after appending COMPLETE: done, so this test does not verify that the reused session is seeded with those rows. Pass the sequence immediately after the latest row (using the repository's checked sequence increment) when the intent is to include the current tail.
[RULE] exclusive-watermark ·
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since is the seat's inclusive watermark, not an exclusive bound: seed::history reads before: since + 1, so latest() includes the newest row. nothing_above_the_watermark_is_seeded and a_seat_is_seeded_with_what_it_was_shown pin exactly that, and the seam test's second hosted turn asserts the reused session ran and called again.
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| /// Both runners, offline, against one scripted model: the same call lands in | ||
| /// A hosted runner over a test host whose log already holds the task. | ||
| fn hosted(library: LibraryHost, contract: &str) -> (Arc<TestHost>, HostedRunner<TestHost>) { | ||
| assert!(format!("{library:?}").contains(offline::MODEL)); |
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Do not format LibraryHost without a Debug implementation
LibraryHost derives Clone but not Debug, so this format! invocation fails compilation when the test is built. Remove this assertion or assert the model through an API that does not require formatting the host.
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Do not format LibraryHost without a Debug implementation
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format!("{library:?}") requires LibraryHost: Debug, but the visible definition of LibraryHost derives only Clone. Unless an additional Debug implementation exists elsewhere in that file, this test fails to compile. Remove this assertion or use a property that does not require formatting LibraryHost (or add the required implementation in the library code).
[RULE] compile-error ·
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| /// and run the brief, inside the host's wrapper. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob { | ||
| let host = Arc::clone(&self.host); | ||
| let session = Arc::clone(&self.seats[&seat].session); |
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Reject unknown seats before indexing
turn is a public SeatRunner entry point, so a caller can supply a seat ID that was not built by HostedRunner::seat. Indexing self.seats with self.seats[&seat] then panics and can take down the host process instead of returning the failed turn represented by TurnJob. Look up the seat with get and return an error result for unknown IDs.
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Fixed in 6472c35c on this branch. Every runner now looks its seat up and returns a failed turn for one it never seated (runner::unseated); the seam test runs a ghost seat through all three.
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| pub use error::{Error, Result}; | ||
| pub use raw::{RawRunner, RawSeat, Route}; | ||
| pub use hosted::{EpisodeBelt, EpisodeHost, HostedRunner, HostedSeat, HostedTurn}; | ||
| pub use raw::{LibraryHost, RawRunner, RawSeat, Route, register_seats}; |
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Avoid initializing host-owned storage during library boot
The newly public LibraryHost API makes the library responsible for booting OpenHuman against a workspace, while the repository rule requires the host to own files and storage. Even with session autosave disabled, boot-time core initialization can create or inspect storage in that workspace. Move this initialization to the consuming host and pass the resulting context into the adapter.
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Declined, by ADR 0025: tinyhivemind-openhuman is the one crate in the workspace that links the harness, and the raw runner has booted the core as a library host since #66 (7f4c6729), because the alternative is the desktop sign-in gate. The workspace it boots in is the host's to choose. A host with a booted core of its own uses HostedRunner and never calls LibraryHost::boot, which is what the hosted runner exists for.
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| pub struct MemoryLog { | ||
| desk: String, | ||
| rows: Mutex<Vec<Row>>, | ||
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Implement Debug for MemoryLog
The test the_memory_log_pages_newest_first_and_says_when_it_is_done uses format!("{log:?}"), which requires MemoryLog: std::fmt::Debug. The struct lacks a derive or manual implementation, causing a compilation error. Add #[derive(Debug)] or a manual impl.
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| desk: String, | |
| rows: Mutex<Vec<Row>>, | |
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| #[derive(Debug)] | |
| pub struct MemoryLog { |
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| /// is the newest row it was shown before it, which a runner that seeds | ||
| /// from the host's log reads up to. How a seat holds context between | ||
| /// turns is the runner's business. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob; |
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Preserve compatibility for external SeatRunner implementations
The SeatRunner trait gained a required since: Sequence parameter. This is a breaking change for any host that implemented SeatRunner outside this crate. Either provide a default method that delegates to a deprecated version, or document this as a breaking release.
[RULE] breaking-api-change ·
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Accepted as a breaking change and stated in the PR description. Every crate here is publish = false; a consumer pins a commit as its version (AGENTS.md, Releases), and the only implementations of SeatRunner are in this repository and updated here. A deprecated shim would carry a watermark nobody has, so the seam changes shape once.
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| .map_err(|_| Error::TimedOut { seat: seat.clone() })? | ||
| .map_err(Error::Harness)?; | ||
| if let Some(last) = session.last_turn_usage() { |
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Clear usage when the current turn has no usage data
When session.last_turn_usage() returns None, the usage map retains the previous turn's data. On a subsequent turn that also produces no usage (e.g., an early error), the host sees stale usage. Either remove the entry explicitly or set it to a default.
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Clear usage when the current turn has no usage data
[RULE] stale-state
When last_turn_usage() returns None, the previous usage entry for this seat remains in the shared map. The subsequent after_turn hook therefore receives stale usage and may meter or enforce a budget against the wrong turn. Remove the seat's prior entry before conditionally inserting the current usage, or otherwise record the absence explicitly.
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Fixed in 6472c35c on this branch. Same change as the thread above: the entry is removed when the session reports nothing.
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…iles safely A turn for a seat no runner seated indexed a map and panicked; it is now a failed turn for that seat. A hosted turn the session reported no usage for kept the previous turn's usage under its name; the entry is cleared. The seed's inclusive watermark read one row short at the last sequence. And a seat id becomes a definition's file name, so register_seats takes one plain path component and refuses the rest before writing anything. The seam test also registers a seat after the registry is set, which is refused by name, and runs a host that keeps every default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 302-311: Update the turn-handling flow around host.wrap_turn and
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| mod admission; |
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Add the declared hosted modules or remove their declarations
This file declares admission, seed, and the hosted test module, but the complete diff contains no corresponding module files. Since the implementation below uses admission::Admission and seed::history, removing the declarations alone is not sufficient; add the missing module files (including the test module) or include their contents in this change. Otherwise the crate cannot compile.
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Add the declared hosted test module or remove its declaration
This new module declares hosted::test, but the complete change does not provide hosted/test.rs or hosted/test/mod.rs. Rust will fail to compile the crate when test configuration is enabled. Add the module file or remove the declaration.
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| /// is the newest row it was shown before it, which a runner that seeds | ||
| /// from the host's log reads up to. How a seat holds context between | ||
| /// turns is the runner's business. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob; |
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Preserve compatibility for external SeatRunner implementations
Adding the required since parameter changes the public SeatRunner trait method, so every host-defined runner implementation must be edited in lockstep and existing downstream implementations stop compiling. This crate's documented contract explicitly supports hosts implementing their own runner. Preserve the old required method and add a separately defaulted watermark-aware method, or otherwise provide a compatibility path for external implementations.
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| // Clearing drops the runtime session, and with it the | ||
| // turn state, so the seed and the overrides go after it. | ||
| session.clear_history(); | ||
| session.seed_resume_from_messages(history, &prompt)?; |
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Seed the turn prompt only once, not twice
The hosted session is resumed with &prompt and immediately invoked with the same &prompt. This duplicates the user-visible assignment in the session context and can change model behavior and tool decisions. Keep the prompt in exactly one of the seed or turn operations according to the session contract.
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Seed the turn prompt only once
[RULE] duplicate-prompt
seed_resume_from_messages is given prompt, and the same prompt is then passed to session.turn(&prompt) below. The hosted model therefore receives the assignment twice in one turn rather than once, which can cause duplicated instructions and makes the hosted runner differ from the other runners. Seed the prior history without the current prompt, or call turn without submitting it a second time, according to the session API's intended resume semantics.
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| let library = LibraryHost::boot(&config, &backend.uri(), &route, workspace.path()) |
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Keep library boot from initializing core-owned storage
LibraryHost::boot is invoked by the library adapter test with a workspace path, allowing the library context to initialize storage that the host is required to own. Build the library session context without opening or initializing core-owned storage; the TestHost should provide the MemoryLog and any other storage dependencies instead.
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Keep library boot from initializing core-owned storage
[RULE] host-owns-storage
The hosted test already supplies a host-owned MemoryLog, but it boots LibraryHost with the workspace path as part of constructing the seat runtime. That boot path initializes library-side storage instead of keeping storage ownership at the host boundary, contrary to the repository's ownership contract. Construct the library context without booting or creating core-owned storage, and leave the MemoryLog as the sole session-log implementation used by this host.
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| /// context the agent already holds rather than rebuilding one. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, prompt: String) -> TurnJob { | ||
| let agent = self.agents[&seat].clone(); | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, _since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob { |
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Preserve compatibility for external SeatRunner implementations
Changing the required SeatRunner::turn implementation to add a Sequence argument breaks downstream crates that implement the public runner seam with the previous signature. Keep the old method usable through a defaulted compatibility method or introduce a new method while retaining the existing one, so external implementations do not fail to compile when this crate updates.
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Use the supplied sequence watermark when running the turn
[RULE] use-sequence-watermark
The runner now receives a sequence watermark, but naming it _since and never reading it means every embed turn ignores the caller's history boundary. A caller that supplies a watermark to define which committed rows the turn may use cannot get that behavior from this runner, so the embed path can run with stale or incorrectly scoped session context. Use the watermark when preparing or seeding the session, or remove it from the runner contract if embed sessions are intentionally independent of it.
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Use the sequence watermark when running the turn
[RULE] watermark-propagation
The runner accepts the turn's Sequence watermark but explicitly ignores it. This leaves the embed runner unable to establish the requested history boundary, so a turn can run against stale or incorrectly seeded context despite the caller supplying the watermark. Propagate _since into the session/history setup, or remove the parameter only if the runner contract no longer requires watermark-aware execution.
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| /// so far, run once and dropped. Its belt is built for this seat and this | ||
| /// turn, and every call it makes lands in the shared record. | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, prompt: String) -> TurnJob { | ||
| fn turn(&self, seat: String, lane: Lane, _since: Sequence, prompt: String) -> TurnJob { |
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Use the supplied watermark when seeding turn history
The runner now receives the sequence watermark but explicitly discards it. Consequently, raw turns cannot select the history visible at the driver's watermark and continue using only the runner's accumulated context, allowing stale or incorrect rows to be shown to a seat. Use _since to seed the turn's history from the host-provided exclusive watermark, or remove the parameter if that visibility contract is not supported.
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Preserve compatibility for external SeatRunner implementations
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Adding Sequence to the runner's turn method changes the public implementation contract, so downstream crates with their own SeatRunner implementations will stop compiling unless they update in lockstep. Keep the old required method and add the watermark through a defaulted extension, or otherwise provide a backwards-compatible default.
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| let (embed_reply, embed_events) = one_turn(&embed, Sequence(0)).await; | ||
| let (raw_reply, raw_events) = one_turn(&raw, Sequence(0)).await; | ||
| // Seeded from the host's log: the operator's row is history, not brief. | ||
| let (hosted_reply, hosted_events) = one_turn(&hosted, host.log.latest()).await; |
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Advance the watermark before seeding hosted history
SessionLog documents before/since as an exclusive sequence bound. Passing host.log.latest() therefore excludes the newest row—the operator task—from the hosted turn's history, despite the nearby comment saying it is seeded from the host log. Pass the sequence immediately after the latest row so the current tail is included, using the repository's checked sequence increment API.
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The after-turn hook now runs for a turn that failed as well as one that came back, with whatever usage the session reported, so a host parks what a failed turn left waiting; the turn's own error outranks the hook's. Usage is cleared before a turn starts, so a turn that fails before the session reports anything is metered as nothing. The refused runner name now lists hosted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Stacked on #69; the diff shows both until it merges.
A host with agents of its own -- OpenCompany, with its model, tools, approval gate, memory and prompt -- wants the completion episode run on those agents, with nothing about them re-expressed as configuration here. This adds
HostedRunnertotinyhivemind-openhuman, a third runner beside embed and raw, and the port it runs through.EpisodeHost, which the host implements:log()returns itsSessionLogover its own journal;build_seat(seat, belt)builds the agent it already builds, with the episode's tools added;wrap_turn(seat, turn)installs what its tools and gate read while a turn runs (a turn-scoped approval queue, a delegation context, a core context). The default wrapper runs the turn as it is.EpisodeBeltand the runner reuses it.EpisodeBelt::admitwraps the host's own gate: the episode's tools are admitted, everything else is the host's gate's to decide.project_session, so asides and conversations are withheld by the same rules as everywhere else.tool_prefix: admission is by name, so a host tool sharing a bare name (readis the likely one) would be admitted past the host's gate. With a prefix the belt is nameddesk_read, the gate admits the prefixed names, and the record is still called by the served name. The seat's registered definition must name the prefixed tools, since OpenHuman's hosted turn takes the allowlist from there:register_seatstakes the names to declare, and the seam test proves a prefixed turn end to end.after_turn: runs once a turn has run, with its usage; the host parks what the turn left waiting, meters spend, and halts the episode by returning an error, which is the turn's error.log()borrows aSessionLogthe host holds over its own journal; OpenCompany'sEventLogSessionLogis that shape.LibraryHost: the raw runner's library-core setup, extracted so the raw runner and any host with no core of its own share it.offline::MemoryLog: the example's in-memory journal moved into the adapter as a realSessionLog, so the tests and the example read it the way a live host's journal is read.Related issue
None. Second of the changes for integrating the conductor into OpenCompany: the runtime that lets OpenCompany supply context, agents and tools and leave the episode to hivemind.
API or behavior changes
EpisodeHost(withtool_prefixandafter_turn),EpisodeBelt,HostedRunner,HostedSeat,HostedTurn,LibraryHost,register_seats,offline::{MemoryLog, Row},RunnerKind::Hosted(TINYHIVEMIND_RUNNER=hosted),Error::Session.SeatRunner::turntakes the seat's watermark,turn(seat, lane, since, prompt). Embed and raw ignore it; hosted seeds up to it.RawSeat::newtakes aLibraryHostinstead of the config, context, model and workspace it was built from.Validation
Commands actually run, with their outcome:
cargo fmt --all -- --check-- cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings-- cleancargo build --all-targets --all-features-- okcargo test --all-featuresand plaincargo test-- all green; 22 adapter tests, 8 new.github/scripts/assert-pure.shandassert-openhuman-pin.sh-- clean.github/scripts/check-file-coverage.sh 90-- every adapter file 92% or aboveRUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features-- okexamples/openhuman: clippy;cargo test -- --skip security::preflight(49 passed; the two Docker preflight tests hang without Docker); the hosted proof on theloginandtriagedesks; the raw and embed proofs;CONDUCTED_BENCH=5with three armsHosted sends the same bytes as raw, since both hand the tools over natively. Each offline episode is one turn, so hosted seeding has nothing to read yet; what it costs on a longer episode is the history it seeds.
Tests
runner/test.rs: the seam test now runs a hosted turn beside embed and raw against the one scripted model, through a test host whose wrapper is the library core context. The hosted turn is seeded from the host's log, the host's wrapper runs once per turn, usage is kept, and a second turn on the reused session clears, reseeds and calls again.desk_, so the hosted turn is a prefixed one, and its hook runs per turn, sees the usage, and halts a turn on demand.hosted/test.rs: a prefixed belt is called by the prefixed name, records under the served one, keepsreadread-only, and is admitted while the bare name is not; a seat is seeded with what it was shown, its own rows as its turns; a row it was not addressed on is withheld; nothing above the watermark is read, and a first turn has no history; a thread turn is seeded with the conversation alone; the memory log pages newest-first and ends; the belt is the served vocabulary, admitted over the host's gate or alone.Deliberately untested: a hosted turn past
TURN_TIMEOUT, which needs a model that never answers.Documentation
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