refactor(agent): move artifact-offload into TinyAgents, wire tool completion - #5534
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…pletion Phase 5 of docs/specs/plan-agents.md (first family), plus the Phase 4 adapter work that tinyagents#100 unblocks. Net in this repo: -1,319 / +362 for the relocation, before the adapter additions. 1. artifact_offload relocation (tinyagents#101) The mechanics move to `tinyagents::harness::artifacts`. What stays is the wiring plus the two halves that are genuinely OpenHuman's: - `contract.rs`, the prompt half. It is OpenHuman prompt text naming OpenHuman tools, which the plan's section 6 lists as not publishable. For the same reason the crate's `render_artifact_pointer` takes the read-tool name as a parameter and `READ_TOOL` is what we pass. - `policy.rs`, the two host policies. `WorkspaceGuard` forwards `SecurityPolicy::is_workspace_internal_path` and `workspace_dir`; `SanitizingRedactor` forwards `sanitize_text`. `new_artifact_offload` installs BOTH policies every time. The crate permits `None` for each and OpenHuman never wants either, so routing construction through one helper means no call site can produce an unguarded or unredacted writer by omission. `WorkspaceGuard` forwards rather than reimplements; a divergent copy would drift from the policy the rest of the core enforces, and a test asserts the adapter and `SecurityPolicy` agree on the same paths. 2. Tool completion is now reportable (tinyagents#88) `ProgressEvent` gained `ToolCallFinished`, so `OpenHumanProgressSink` can finally emit `AgentProgress::ToolCallCompleted`. Its module header previously said none could ever be emitted; that is now wrong and is rewritten rather than left contradicting the code. The crate's closing event carries neither the tool name nor a duration, so both are captured when the call opens and recovered on close. The iteration is the one recorded at open, not the live counter: model output between a call and its result advances the round and would otherwise file the tool under the wrong one. A close with no matching open call is dropped, not emitted. Without the opening record there is no honest tool name or duration, and the original reasoning still holds - a missing row is recoverable, a fabricated one is not. Removing the record on close also makes a duplicate close inert. Failures carry a real classification from `tools::status::classify` over the tool's own output, with `timed_out: false` because the coarse stream cannot distinguish a timeout and claiming one would put a specific, wrong cause in front of a user. 3. model_pin is routed but deliberately unread (tinyagents#89) `ModelResolveRequest::model_pin` exists now, so a definition's exact model id has somewhere to go instead of being smuggled through `role`. The resolver does not consume it yet, for two reasons recorded in its header: nothing constructs a `ModelResolveRequest` yet, and `create_chat_model_with_model_id` takes a role rather than a model id, so honouring a pin needs a new path in `inference::provider::factory` plus a decision about unconfigured pins. That is a design question, not plumbing. Verified: - `cargo check` clean in BOTH Cargo worlds (root crate and app/src-tauri) - artifact_offload 12 passed; host:: adapters 237 passed; progress_sink 20 passed (5 new); subagent_runner 81 passed - kernel floor unchanged: this branch and main both resolve 308/285/2 on this machine, so the added `tokio/fs` feature costs zero packages - pre-existing failures NOT caused by this branch: `memory::tools::tool_memory::put` fails identically on main (5/10), and `budget_gate` passes in isolation but fails under the full suite - the order-dependence class the plan already documents Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change migrates artifact offloading to TinyAgents, adds truthful tool-completion progress events, updates the TinyAgents vendor pin, documents model-pin limitations, and records migration status and host-wrapper rules. ChangesTinyAgents and OpenHuman harness integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to Artifact offload can bypass workspace protection for a reachable worktree path when no live policy is available, potentially allowing writes beyond the intended scope. Other paths retain sanitization and workspace checks, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to preserve guarding and verify the dependency integration. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SubagentRunner
participant ArtifactOffload
participant Filesystem
participant ParentTool
SubagentRunner->>ArtifactOffload: offload_oversized_result(output, threshold_bytes)
ArtifactOffload->>Filesystem: write redacted artifact
Filesystem-->>ArtifactOffload: relative artifact path
ArtifactOffload-->>SubagentRunner: host-tool pointer and artifact
ParentTool->>Filesystem: read artifact by pointer
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participant Model
participant ProgressSink
participant ProgressEventStream
Model->>ProgressSink: ToolCallStarted(call_id, tool_name)
ProgressSink->>ProgressEventStream: ToolCallStarted
Model->>ProgressSink: ToolCallFinished(call_id, output, error)
ProgressSink->>ProgressEventStream: ToolCallCompleted(metadata, duration, status)
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In `@docs/specs/plan-agents.md`:
- Around line 529-532: The upstream-status note should reflect that
tinyagents#100 has landed rather than awaiting merge, and the model_pin
attribution must match the existing tinyagents#89 reference in
model_resolver.rs. Update the documentation around ProgressEvent and
ModelResolveRequest accordingly without changing unrelated content.
In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/artifact_offload/mod.rs`:
- Around line 88-103: Update resolve_spawn_parallel_action_root and
new_artifact_offload so action roots located inside workspace_dir are rejected
or remain protected by a SecurityPolicy guard even when live_policy::current()
returns None. Preserve traversal and containment checks, and ensure both parent
descriptor roots and Config.action_dir cannot permit artifact writes below core
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Apply the same fix in `@vendor/tinyagents` at line 1: The requested integration
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| > [`tinyagents#100`](https://github.com/tinyhumansai/tinyagents/pull/100)**, | ||
| > awaiting merge. `ProgressEvent` gains `ToolCallFinished { run, call, success, | ||
| > output }` and `ModelResolveRequest` gains `model_pin: Option<String>`. |
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Update the stale upstream status and reconcile the pin issue number.
Two accuracy problems in this note:
- It states
tinyagents#100is "awaiting merge". This PR bumps the vendored pin to the merge commit andprogress_sink.rsalready consumesProgressEvent::ToolCallFinished, so the note contradicts the landed state. - It attributes
model_pin: Option<String>totinyagents#100, whilesrc/openhuman/agent/tinyagents/host/model_resolver.rsLine 47 attributes the field totinyagents#89. One of the two references is wrong.
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In `@docs/specs/plan-agents.md` around lines 529 - 532, The upstream-status note
should reflect that tinyagents#100 has landed rather than awaiting merge, and
the model_pin attribution must match the existing tinyagents#89 reference in
model_resolver.rs. Update the documentation around ProgressEvent and
ModelResolveRequest accordingly without changing unrelated content.
| pub fn new_artifact_offload( | ||
| action_dir: PathBuf, | ||
| policy: Option<Arc<SecurityPolicy>>, | ||
| agent_id: impl Into<String>, | ||
| task_id: impl Into<String>, | ||
| ) -> ArtifactOffload { | ||
| let offload = ArtifactOffload::new(action_dir, agent_id, task_id) | ||
| .with_redactor(Arc::new(SanitizingRedactor)); | ||
| match policy { | ||
| Some(policy) => offload.with_path_policy(Arc::new(WorkspaceGuard::new(policy))), | ||
| // No policy means the workspace checks are skipped; traversal and | ||
| // containment still apply. Matches the previous `Option<&SecurityPolicy>` | ||
| // behaviour rather than silently hardening a path that used to be open. | ||
| None => offload, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve workspace guarding on policy-absent worktree offload and verify the dependency boundary. When a worktree action root is selected but no live policy is available, this factory installs sanitization without WorkspaceGuard, allowing artifact writes to bypass OpenHuman workspace classification. Keep a guard for this path or reject roots inside the core workspace. Because traversal, containment, and symlink handling now live in the pinned TinyAgents dependency, add focused integration coverage for this constructor path before merge.
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/artifact_offload/mod.rs` around lines 88 - 103,
Update resolve_spawn_parallel_action_root and new_artifact_offload so action
roots located inside workspace_dir are rejected or remain protected by a
SecurityPolicy guard even when live_policy::current() returns None. Preserve
traversal and containment checks, and ensure both parent descriptor roots and
Config.action_dir cannot permit artifact writes below core workspace state.
Apply the same fix in `@vendor/tinyagents` at line 1: The requested integration
verification is retained as a dependency-boundary follow-up.
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Redaction test cannot detect a missing redactor
The test a_wired_writer_redacts_before_the_bytes_reach_disk is named and documented as proving that new_artifact_offload installs a redactor ("new_artifact_offload always installs the redactor, so no call site can produce an unredacted writer by omission"), but the assertion cannot distinguish a writer with a redactor from one without. If the redactor is absent, artifact.redacted is false and on_disk == secret, so false == false passes. If the redactor is present and fires, true == true passes. Either way the assertion holds, so it provides no assurance that a redactor is actually wired in — exactly the gap the test claims to close.
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Iteration-at-open test does not advance the round it claims to protect
a_completion_is_filed_under_the_round_its_call_opened_in claims to prove that recording the iteration at open-time (rather than reading the live counter at close) prevents misfiling. But the scenario never advances the live counter between open and close. A Token event closes the tool batch but does not increment rounds — per the handler's own comment, "the next ToolCall belongs to a new iteration." The round only increments when the next ToolCall arrives, and the test emits none. So at completion the live state.rounds is still 1, identical to the recorded opened.iteration. If the code regressed to state.rounds instead of opened.iteration, this test would still pass. To actually guard the regression the comment describes, the test needs a second tool_call after the Token (advancing rounds to 2) before the first call's ToolCallFinished arrives.
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Phase 5 of
docs/specs/plan-agents.md— the first family — plus the Phase 4 adapter work that tinyagents#100 unblocks.Depends on tinyagents #100 and #101, both merged;
vendor/tinyagentsis bumped to their merge commit (30d6b3b).Net for the relocation: −1,319 / +362.
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artifact_offloadmoves down (tinyagents#101)The mechanics — thresholds, path resolution, pointer rendering, the symlink re-check — are now
tinyagents::harness::artifacts. What stays here is the wiring plus the two halves that are genuinely ours:contract.rspolicy.rsWorkspaceGuard→SecurityPolicy::{is_workspace_internal_path, workspace_dir};SanitizingRedactor→sanitize_textSame shape
run_queuealready converged on: the crate owns the mechanics, the host keeps the irreducible product-specific remainder. Neither module is a re-export shim.new_artifact_offloadinstalls both policies every time. The crate permitsNonefor each and OpenHuman never wants either, so routing construction through one helper is what stops a call site producing an unguarded or unredacted writer by omission.WorkspaceGuardforwards rather than reimplements. A divergent copy of the workspace rule would drift from the policy the rest of the core enforces, and the two would then disagree about the same path — a test asserts the adapter andSecurityPolicyagree.The read-tool name is a parameter on the crate's pointer renderer, not a constant. A hard-coded
file_readin a redistributed crate would put a tool another host does not have into its prompts.2. Tool completion is reportable at last (tinyagents#88)
ProgressEventgainedToolCallFinished, soOpenHumanProgressSinkcan finally emitAgentProgress::ToolCallCompleted. Its module header said none could ever be emitted — that is now wrong, so it is rewritten rather than left contradicting the code.The closing event carries neither the tool name nor a duration, so both are captured when the call opens (
RunState::open_calls) and recovered on close.Three decisions worth reviewing:
timed_out: falsewhen classifying a failure. The coarse stream cannot distinguish a timeout from any other failure, and claiming one would put a specific, wrong cause in front of a user.argumentsstaysNone— the crate emits arguments on neither event, andNonesays "not captured" rather than "there were none".3.
model_pinis routed but deliberately unread (tinyagents#89)The field exists now, so a definition's exact model id has somewhere to go instead of being smuggled through
role. The resolver does not consume it yet, for two reasons recorded in its header:ModelResolveRequestyet, so honouring the pin today would be code with no producer and no test that could fail honestly.create_chat_model_with_model_idtakes a role, not a model id. Honouring a pin means adding that path ininference::provider::factoryand deciding what happens when the pinned id is not configured — a design question, not plumbing.When wired, the pin is advisory: validate against configured providers and fall back to role routing with a warning; never pass it through blind.
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cargo checkclean in both Cargo worlds (root crate andapp/src-tauri)artifact_offload12 passed ·host::adapters 237 passed ·progress_sink20 passed (5 new) ·subagent_runner81 passedmainboth resolve 308/285/2 on the same machine, so the addedtokio/fsfeature costs zero packages — it enables more of tokio, not another crate. The ratchet's own log documents Linux at 307/284 with macOS skewing +1, and it fails identically onmain; I did not touchkernel-floor.limits, since raising a limit to paper over inherited drift is what that file exists to prevent.Pre-existing failures, not from this branch
The full lib suite reports 32 failures. None are in code this branch touches. Verified against
mainon the same machine:memory::tools::tool_memory::put— fails identically onmain(5/10) in isolationbudget_gate— passes in isolation onmain(15/15), fails only under the full suite: the order-dependence classplan-agents.mdalready documentsmemory::ops,memory,git_attribution,core::cli_capability,session::turn— all untouched hereartifact_offload,progress_sinkandmodel_resolverare green in every run.Docs
plan-agents.mdupdated: Phase 5 now carries a per-family status table (2 of 6 landed), the #88/#89 blocker note records that both are fixed upstream and what still has to be wired, and §3's disposition row is marked.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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