feat(agent): add managed broker and isolated executor runtime - #4460
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316-316: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBind the executor to an ephemeral port instead of the fixed port 8081.
Each scenario starts the child with
PORT: "8081", declaresport: 8081in the allocation endpoint (Line 287), and asserts that value (Line 347). If any process on the CI host already holds 8081, or if the previous scenario's socket is still inTIME_WAIT, the child fails to bind and the scenario fails for an unrelated reason. The synthetic API server already avoids this by usingapi.listen(0).The readiness line is parsed before the endpoint is built, so the real port is available. Use
PORT: "0"and propagateendpoint.port.♻️ Proposed change to use an ephemeral executor port
Make the allocation endpoint port dynamic:
- const allocation = (phase, reason) => ({ + let executorPort = 0; + const allocation = (phase, reason) => ({ binding, phase, expiresAt: allocationRequest.hardDeadlineAt, ...(reason ? { reason } : {}), ...(phase === "ready" ? { endpoint: { address: "127.0.0.1", - port: 8081, + port: executorPort,Then let the child choose the port and record it:
- PORT: "8081", + PORT: "0",const endpoint = await bounded(ready.promise, "Executor readiness"); assert(endpoint.pid !== process.pid); - assertEquals(endpoint.port, 8081); + assert(Number.isInteger(endpoint.port) && endpoint.port > 0); + executorPort = endpoint.port; return allocation("ready");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/e2e/agent/managed-broker/journey.mjs`:
- Line 316: Update the managed-broker scenario to launch the executor with PORT
set to "0", then use the parsed readiness endpoint’s actual port when building
the allocation request and related assertion instead of hard-coding 8081.
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Additional local review reproduced a durable-ingress compatibility failure at a9364ea: with a valid projectId/branchId/conversationId and an omitted projectSlug, both an omitted access verifier and a verifier returning { success: true } leave validatedContext.projectSlug undefined. The bounded executor snapshot throws. Two focused regressions fail on that head and pass with a narrow normalization that omits only the absent context slug. A correction is being validated before push. Separately, the exact CI npm artifact dce9950 passed all six broker/executor scenarios on Node 22 and 24 with an added project-side ReadableStream.tee observer and a positive control; zero synthetic infrastructure-canary observations. |
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The durable-context correction and tee positive-control coverage are pushed at 686f693, rebased onto 2e544f0 to retain the packaged tool-ordering update. Both red regressions now pass, 609 service/hosted tests and 1,184 steps passed, production/test typechecks and API-reference checks passed, and final local Codex review found no actionable regressions. Fresh CI/review is required for this head. |
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Adds framework support for a trusted managed broker and a separate executor. HTTP authentication and credentials remain in the broker. The executor receives a validated one-shot installation and scoped capabilities before project discovery.
The broker preserves detached 202 and request-owned SSE behavior, durable persistence and checkpoint restoration, completion usage metadata, and typed terminal errors. Queue writes remain owned by the executor session through actual settlement. Dedicated package exports keep project loaders and runtime factories out of the broker import graph.
Startup rejects uninstalled sources and model limits, provider-tool descriptors, or tool capabilities that exceed the installed grant. Preparation receives the effective model budget and complete trusted tool catalog, including project-local tools and ownership metadata. Owned tools take precedence over global short names. Preparation, broker capabilities, and steering refreshes use the same selection; skills are included only when
load_skillis available. Additive Anthropic thinking tokens are reserved from the total installed output allowance. Steering refresh receives the assembled model-visible tool list, including granted provider-native tools and excluding tools removed by provider limits. The broker authorizes refresh against the existing host/remote grant and only the selected model's effective provider-tool grant. Empty initial replay snapshots do not require or grant replay capability; nonempty snapshots still require a grant.Signed, durable, and AG-UI ingress reject embedded broker credentials in executor-visible strings and property names, including original headers before AG-UI scrubbing. The scanner checks literal text and repeatedly decodes valid URI-encoded segments in strings and property names, including beside malformed escapes or invalid UTF-8. It rejects text that exceeds the 16-pass decoding limit. Handler closure and service-signal shutdown return 503 during body reading, authorization, and preparation; request-only cancellation preserves 499. Malformed or noncanonical decoded run IDs return a controlled 400 before route dispatch. Encoded signed paths reach admission while signatures remain bound to the original request path. Private lifecycle traversal, message provenance, runtime prompts, and tool-input processing use the existing captured-intrinsic helpers. Post-write tool guards and their next-step remote-tool refresh preserve visibility rules under project prototype hooks.
This change is large because transport, installation, operation gates, model/tool/state bridges, persistence, and process retirement form one connected broker/executor boundary. Its scope is framework support for issue 1037. Product service/image wiring, immutable source artifacts, traffic cutover, and staging isolation verification remain separate deployment work. These tests do not establish deployed isolation.
Builds on the executor preparation work merged in #4454. The conflict resolution preserves the broker result schemas, effective model budget, steering tool scope, and their regression coverage while including the platform MCP naming compatibility fix from #4468. The merge with #4472 preserves its run-event typecheck entry alongside the broker and executor entries. The remaining diff is 71 files.
The packaged integration suite installs the matched npm tarballs and runs the public broker and executor exports across real HTTP and TLS connections. Six scenarios cover SSE, detached completion, executor termination, client disconnect, delayed terminal persistence during shutdown, and steering refresh after a project mutation with provider-native tools. They verify signed user-message delivery, host-tool execution and result delivery, exact persistence routes, one terminal outcome, allocation retirement, and admission retention while persistence is pending. Invalid signatures fail before allocation. Project-controlled hooks observe synthetic credential canaries, with positive controls proving the hooks are active. The normal npm smoke job runs these scenarios on Node 22.3.0 and Node 24.
The new failure scenarios exposed a Node cancellation defect: an errored provider stream makes
reader.cancel()reject, and returning that promise from an AbortSignal listener causes an uncaught EventTarget exception. The listener now returns synchronously while cancellation remains observed and joined by the existing cleanup path. A focused regression failed before the fix and passes afterward.Local validation for this change, using Deno 2.7.7:
deno task typecheck: passed with the broker, executor, and run-event entry points preserved.deno task test:file src/agent/hosted src/agent/runtime src/agent/service src/agent/ag-ui src/agent/conversation src/run-events tests/integration/agent tests/integration/semantic-unit-boundary/src/run-events/typed-run-event-contract.test.ts tests/integration/semantic-unit-boundary/src/agent/ag-ui/native-run-events-contract.test.ts: 1,409 tests and 3,214 steps passed.deno task build:npmanddeno task test:e2e:managed-broker: passed, including all six installed-package scenarios on Node 22.3.0 and Node 24.node tests/node/run-tests.mjs --suite=runtime:node src/agent/hosted/managed-executor-broker.test.ts src/agent/hosted/executor-state-bridge.test.ts src/agent/hosted/executor-runtime-prepare.test.ts src/agent/hosted/executor-checkpoint-state.test.ts.deno task docs:api-reference:check, focused lint and formatting, andgit diff --check: passed.Final head
686f693d061e23908898005ec6ea129e4d6e982fpassed PR CI/CD and Codex review. All 25 review threads are resolved.The PR merged through the normal queue as
0de7ab65376e14fc1febb58e1b955516faccdd97after merge-group CI passed. Main CI/CD, CodeQL, Security Audit, Playwright, and Sync Docs all passed on that exact merge commit, including the CI/CD registry gate.Post-merge CI passed on its third attempt after two timing-only failures in unchanged child-run summary benchmarks. One attempt exceeded the two-second large-tag cleanup limit; the other failed the unclosed-tag scaling ratio. Each assertion passed in the other attempt, and the output assertions passed in both. No source or test assertions changed for the retries. On the exact merge commit,
deno task test:file src/agent/child-run/result-summary.test.tspassed all 156 steps both with and without coverage, anddeno task coverage:ci:shard -- --shard=1/4passed locally using a separate coverage output directory. The timing checks remain a reliability follow-up.Staging isolation and an authenticated deployed hosted-run control remain separate deployment verification.
Additional correction at
686f693d0: valid durable requests without a resolved project slug now omit the absent nested context field before the bounded JSON snapshot. Two regression cases fail before the correction and pass afterward. The packaged project-hook fixture now also observesReadableStream.tee, with a positive control requiring that observer to be active.Validation for this correction: 609 service/hosted tests with 1,184 steps; focused ingress 45 steps; production and test typechecks; API reference check; focused lint/format; local Codex review with no actionable regressions. Reviewer runtime failures were caused by its read-only temporary-directory restriction; the same tests passed in the writable local environment. The existing CI artifact from merge commit
dce995012b6f2f9545204ed590af00ffb4739d41passed all six enhanced packaged scenarios on Node 22/24 and in a disposable staging pod; that artifact predates the context correction and is evidence for the process/body hook only.The correction preserves
2e544f024and its packaged tool-ordering change. The updated head passed fresh CI and Codex review, linked above. Staging investigation fixtures are removed after verification; no full service cutover is claimed.Summary by CodeRabbit
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