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Overview ¶
Package event defines the typed event stream the agent emits as it runs a turn, and the Sink it emits to. It decouples "what happened" (the model produced reasoning, a tool was dispatched, a turn used N tokens) from "how to show it" (ANSI scrollback in a terminal, a card in a webview).
The agent depends only on Sink; each frontend implements one. The chat TUI renders events to its scrollback; a headless run renders them to plain ANSI on stdout; a future GUI/serve transport forwards them to a webview or websocket. This replaces the old io.Writer contract, where the agent wrote pre-formatted ANSI and the consumer had to re-derive structure by matching line prefixes — fragile, and lossy for any frontend richer than a terminal.
itemadapter.go — upgrade spec 4-1 Step 1: dual-track event emission. This sink wrapper sits between the agent and the real sink, translating every legacy Kind event into the ItemEvent form and emitting BOTH. Old sinks see exactly what they saw before (zero breaking); new consumers (mobile bridge, future remote) can listen for Kind == Item and render directly.
The mapping is lossless — every field the desktop reducer reads from the flat events is carried in the structured Item payload.
items.go — upgrade spec 4-1 Step 1: the item-based event model that will eventually replace the flat Kind enum. In Step 1 the agent emits BOTH the old Kind events (for every existing sink) and ItemEvents (for new consumers: mobile bridge, future remote). The dual-track is zero-breaking: old sinks simply ignore ItemEvents on the wire.
An "item" is one thing on the timeline the user sees — one user message, one tool call card, one reasoning block, one notice. Items have a stable ID and a three-phase lifecycle:
item_started → the item exists (card appears) item_delta → incremental content (streaming text, partial patch) item_completed → the item is final (card settles)
This maps 1:1 to how the desktop reducer already works internally; the ItemEvent form makes that structure explicit on the wire so any frontend (desktop, mobile, remote) can render without translating from 18 flat event kinds.
snapshot.go — upgrade spec 4-2: periodic item snapshots that let a frontend restore any-length sessions instantly (replacing the 100-turn present sidecar cap). A snapshot is a full item list at a known revision; recovery replays deltas after it.
Index ¶
- func RecordReadinessAudit(s Sink, a evidence.ReadinessAudit)
- type AgentMessageItem
- type Approval
- type ApprovalItem
- type Ask
- type AskAnswer
- type AskOption
- type AskQuestion
- type Attachment
- type CacheDiagnostics
- type Collab
- type CollabAnswer
- type Compaction
- type CompactionItem
- type Decision
- type Event
- type FileChange
- type FileDiff
- type FuncSink
- type ItemAdapter
- type ItemEvent
- type ItemKind
- type ItemPhaseTransition
- type Kind
- type Level
- type NoticeItem
- type Profile
- type ReadinessAuditSink
- type Restrictions
- type SessionSnapshot
- type Sink
- type SnapshotWriter
- type Tool
- type ToolCallItem
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func RecordReadinessAudit ¶
func RecordReadinessAudit(s Sink, a evidence.ReadinessAudit)
RecordReadinessAudit forwards a readiness audit receipt to sinks that opt in.
Types ¶
type AgentMessageItem ¶ added in v0.2.0
type AgentMessageItem struct {
Text string `json:"text,omitempty"`
Reasoning string `json:"reasoning,omitempty"`
}
AgentMessageItem is the payload for ItemAgentMessage.
type Approval ¶
type Approval struct {
ID string
Tool string
Subject string
// Decisions (spec 5-7) are the selectable options; nil = default 3.
Decisions []Decision
// Args is the raw JSON arguments of the call being approved, so a card can
// show specifics itself (the bash command, target paths). Empty for
// synthetic approvals (plan/replan) that have no tool args.
Args string
// Changes carries the previewed per-file changes for writer tools (via the
// tool's Previewer, computed at request time — before the permission
// decision). Nil for tools that can't describe their change.
Changes []FileChange
}
Approval identifies a pending tool-call approval for an ApprovalRequest event. ID correlates the request with the controller's Approve(ID, …) reply.
type ApprovalItem ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ApprovalItem struct {
Tool string `json:"tool"`
Subject string `json:"subject"`
Changes []FileChange `json:"changes,omitempty"`
}
ApprovalItem is the payload for ItemApproval.
type Ask ¶
type Ask struct {
ID string
Questions []AskQuestion
}
Ask carries an AskRequest: a batch of questions and the ID that correlates the controller's AnswerQuestion(ID, …) reply.
type AskAnswer ¶
AskAnswer is the user's reply to one AskQuestion: the chosen option label(s) (a free-typed answer is carried as a single Selected entry).
type AskOption ¶
type AskOption struct {
Label string
Description string // optional one-line explanation shown under the label
}
AskOption is one choice the user can pick for an AskQuestion.
type AskQuestion ¶
type AskQuestion struct {
ID string // stable per-question id, so answers correlate back
Header string // short label (the tab title)
Prompt string // the question text
Options []AskOption
Multi bool // allow selecting more than one option
}
AskQuestion is one structured question the `ask` tool puts to the user.
type Attachment ¶
type Attachment struct {
Path string `json:"path"` // repo-relative, under .fairpeer/attachments/
Kind string `json:"kind"` // "image"
}
Attachment is a file (e.g. a generated image) a tool produced alongside its text output, so a frontend can render it directly under the tool card without relying on the model to echo the path into its reply.
type CacheDiagnostics ¶
type CacheDiagnostics struct {
PrefixHash string
PrefixChanged bool
PrefixChangeReasons []string // "system", "tools", "log_rewrite"
SystemHash string
ToolsHash string
LogRewriteVersion int
ToolSchemaTokens int
CacheMissTokens int
CacheHitTokens int
}
CacheDiagnostics describes whether and why the cacheable prefix changed since the last turn. It rides on the Usage event so every frontend can show cache-churn attribution.
type Collab ¶
type Collab struct {
RunID string
TeamID string
TeamName string
Task string
Mode string
Rounds [][]CollabAnswer
Synthesis string
CreatedAt int64 // unix ms
}
Collab is the payload of an ExpertCollab event: everything a frontend needs to render a finished collaboration as an expandable card — provenance (team, task, mode), the per-round expert answers, the synthesis, and when it ran. Mirrors experts.CollabRecord (the persisted form) field-for-field.
type CollabAnswer ¶
CollabAnswer is one expert's answer within one round of a multi-model collaboration. ExpertName is the contributing team member; Text is its answer. Mirrors experts.ExpertAnswer at the event boundary so the event package doesn't depend on experts.
type Compaction ¶
type Compaction struct {
Trigger string // "auto" | "manual"
Messages int // Done: how many messages were folded into the summary
Summary string // Done: the briefing the agent keeps relying on
Archive string // Done: path the dropped originals were archived to ("" if none)
}
Compaction carries a context-compaction pass for the CompactionStarted / CompactionDone events. On CompactionStarted only Trigger is set. On CompactionDone, Messages/Summary/Archive are filled in (an aborted pass leaves Summary empty). Trigger is "auto" (the prompt reached the window threshold) or "manual" (the user ran /compact).
type CompactionItem ¶ added in v0.2.0
type CompactionItem struct {
Trigger string `json:"trigger"`
Messages int `json:"messages,omitempty"`
Summary string `json:"summary,omitempty"`
}
CompactionItem is the payload for ItemCompaction.
type Decision ¶ added in v0.2.0
type Decision struct {
Label string `json:"label"`
Scope string `json:"scope"` // once | session | always | path | host
Restrictions *Restrictions `json:"restrictions,omitempty"`
}
Decision is one option the user can pick on an approval card (spec 5-7). The default 3 (once/session/always) stay unchanged; fine-grained options appear only when the tool carries path or network restrictions.
type Event ¶
type Event struct {
Kind Kind
Text string // Reasoning / Text / Message / Notice / Phase
Reasoning string // Message: the full reasoning chain
Tool Tool // ToolDispatch / ToolResult
Usage *provider.Usage // Usage
Pricing *provider.Pricing // Usage: for cost display (nil = omit cost)
CacheDiagnostics *CacheDiagnostics // Usage: cache-churn attribution (nil = N/A)
// SessionHit/SessionMiss carry cumulative cache tokens across the whole
// session (Usage events only), so a frontend can show the aggregate hit-rate
// — which doesn't crater on a short turn or after compaction — alongside
// Usage's single-turn numbers.
SessionHit int // Usage: cumulative cache-hit prompt tokens this session
SessionMiss int // Usage: cumulative cache-miss prompt tokens this session
Level Level // Notice
Approval Approval // ApprovalRequest
Ask Ask // AskRequest
Err error // TurnDone: non-nil on failure
Compaction Compaction // Compaction
RetryAttempt int // Retrying: 1-based attempt about to be made
RetryMax int // Retrying: total attempts before giving up
RetryAfterMs int64 // Retrying: backoff delay before the attempt (0 = immediate)
Collab Collab // ExpertCollab
// Item carries the item-model payload (4-1 dual-track). Non-nil only on
// the synthetic "Item" Kind; old sinks skip it naturally.
Item *ItemEvent
}
Event is one increment in a turn's event stream. Read the field(s) documented for Kind; the others are zero.
type FileChange ¶ added in v0.2.0
FileChange is one file within a previewed multi-file change (the Approval payload). Kind mirrors diff.Kind: "create" | "modify" | "delete".
type FileDiff ¶
FileDiff is a previewed change carried on a writer tool's full ToolDispatch and on its ApprovalRequest, so a frontend can render +/- lines before the call runs. Diff is the unified diff (empty for read-only tools, binary files, or no-op changes); Added/Removed are its line tallies.
type ItemAdapter ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ItemAdapter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ItemAdapter wraps a Sink and emits ItemEvents alongside legacy kinds.
func NewItemAdapter ¶ added in v0.2.0
func NewItemAdapter(inner Sink) *ItemAdapter
NewItemAdapter creates the dual-track wrapper.
func (*ItemAdapter) Emit ¶ added in v0.2.0
func (a *ItemAdapter) Emit(e Event)
Emit implements Sink: forward the legacy event AND emit the Item form.
func (*ItemAdapter) RecordReadinessAudit ¶ added in v0.2.0
func (a *ItemAdapter) RecordReadinessAudit(audit evidence.ReadinessAudit)
RecordReadinessAudit forwards the optional sink capability so sinks that implement ReadinessAuditSink keep receiving audits through the adapter.
func (*ItemAdapter) Reset ¶ added in v0.2.0
func (a *ItemAdapter) Reset()
Reset clears per-turn state (call at TurnStarted).
type ItemEvent ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ItemEvent struct {
Phase ItemPhaseTransition `json:"phase"`
ItemID string `json:"item_id"`
ItemKind ItemKind `json:"item_kind"`
// Delta carries the incremental text for ItemDelta (streaming).
Delta string `json:"delta,omitempty"`
// Item carries the full item payload on ItemStarted/ItemCompleted.
// Structure depends on ItemKind; consumers switch on ItemKind.
Item json.RawMessage `json:"item,omitempty"`
}
ItemEvent is the wire form of a timeline item transition. It rides on Event as a JSON payload, so existing sinks that don't know about it can skip it without any code change.
type ItemKind ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ItemKind string
ItemKind identifies what a timeline item IS (not what happened to it).
const ( ItemUserMessage ItemKind = "user_message" ItemAgentMessage ItemKind = "agent_message" ItemReasoning ItemKind = "reasoning" ItemToolCall ItemKind = "tool_call" ItemApproval ItemKind = "approval" ItemCompaction ItemKind = "compaction" ItemNotice ItemKind = "notice" ItemTurnSummary ItemKind = "turn_summary" ItemPhase ItemKind = "phase" )
type ItemPhaseTransition ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ItemPhaseTransition string
ItemPhaseTransition identifies which lifecycle phase an ItemEvent carries.
const ( ItemStarted ItemPhaseTransition = "item_started" ItemDelta ItemPhaseTransition = "item_delta" ItemCompleted ItemPhaseTransition = "item_completed" )
type Kind ¶
type Kind int
Kind tags an Event. Read the field(s) documented for that kind.
const ( // TurnStarted marks the start of one top-level Run (one user turn). Sinks // reset any per-turn rendering state on it. Carries no payload. TurnStarted Kind = iota // Reasoning is a thinking-mode reasoning delta (Text). Streamed before the // visible answer; sinks typically render it muted under a "thinking" header. Reasoning // Text is an answer-text delta (Text). Text // Message marks the assistant turn's text as complete: Text holds the full // answer and Reasoning the full chain-of-thought (both already streamed via // the deltas above). A sink may use it to re-render the streamed raw text as // styled markdown; a plain sink can ignore it. Message // ToolDispatch announces a tool call is about to run (Tool: ID/Name/Args/ReadOnly). ToolDispatch // ToolResult reports a finished tool call (Tool: Output/Err/Truncated set). ToolResult // ToolArgsDelta streams a tool call's raw argument fragment while the model // is still generating it (Tool: ID/Name; Text: the fragment) — apply_patch // previews render a live diff from these. Transient: not persisted. ToolArgsDelta // Usage carries per-turn token telemetry (Usage; Pricing optional, for cost). Usage // Notice is an out-of-band message — a warning, truncation, block, or // compaction notice (Level + Text). Notice // Phase marks a coordinator boundary, e.g. planner→executor handoff (Text = // label such as "planning"). Phase // ApprovalRequest asks the frontend to approve a pending tool call // (Approval: ID/Tool/Subject). The run blocks until the controller's // Approve(ID, …) resolves it; a frontend shows a prompt and answers. ApprovalRequest // AskRequest asks the frontend to put one or more structured multiple-choice // questions to the user (Ask: ID + Questions). The run blocks until the // controller's AnswerQuestion(ID, …) resolves it. Powers the `ask` tool. AskRequest // TurnDone marks the end of one top-level Run (Err non-nil on failure; // nil also for a user cancellation, which is not an error). Always the // last event of a turn. TurnDone // CompactionStarted marks the start of a context-compaction pass (Compaction // payload: Trigger). A frontend shows a "compacting…" placeholder while the // summarizer runs; CompactionDone replaces it. Mirrors ToolDispatch/ToolResult. CompactionStarted // CompactionDone reports a finished compaction pass (Compaction payload: // Trigger/Messages/Summary/Archive). An aborted pass emits this with an empty // Summary so the placeholder still resolves. Replaces the older plain Notice // so a sink can render a distinct, expandable card. CompactionDone // ToolProgress streams a chunk of a still-running tool's combined output // (Tool: ID + Output = the new chunk). Emitted between ToolDispatch and // ToolResult for long tools like bash so a frontend can show live progress. // Appended last to keep the Kind values before it wire-stable. ToolProgress // MCPSurfaceReady fires once per server when its background-loaded surface // (prompts or resources) finishes after startup. Lets UIs refresh /mcp // status without polling. Text carries "<server>: <surface> ready (<count> // items)". Appended last to keep the Kind values before it wire-stable. MCPSurfaceReady // Retrying fires before each backoff sleep while the provider re-attempts the // connection+header phase after a transient failure (RetryAttempt of RetryMax). // A frontend shows a transient "retrying (n/m)" indicator that the next stream // event — or TurnDone — clears. Appended last to keep the Kind values before // it wire-stable. Retrying // Steer fires when a mid-turn steer message is consumed from the queue and // injected as a user message. Text carries the raw steer content (without the // wrapper prefix), so a frontend can display it to the user as confirmation. // Frontends use Steer to know a queued message has been delivered. Steer // Paused fires when the agent suspends itself between steps (a pause // request from the controller/frontend, e.g. "pause after the current // step"). State is preserved; Resumed follows when the run continues. // Appended last to keep the Kind values before it wire-stable. Paused // Resumed fires when a paused agent run continues. Clears a Paused // indicator in the frontend. Appended last to keep the Kind values before // it wire-stable. Resumed // ExpertCollab carries a finished expert-team collaboration record so the // frontend renders an expandable card (per-round expert answers + the // synthesis). Collab payload. Appended last to keep the Kind values before // it wire-stable. ExpertCollab // Item is the synthetic kind for the 4-1 item model (dual-track with // the flat kinds above). Item payload carries the structured form. Item )
type NoticeItem ¶ added in v0.2.0
NoticeItem is the payload for ItemNotice.
type ReadinessAuditSink ¶
type ReadinessAuditSink interface {
RecordReadinessAudit(evidence.ReadinessAudit)
}
ReadinessAuditSink is an optional sink capability. Sinks that do not care about readiness audit receipts can implement only Sink and will ignore them.
type Restrictions ¶ added in v0.2.0
type Restrictions struct {
AllowedPaths []string `json:"allowed_paths,omitempty"` // glob patterns
AllowedHosts []string `json:"allowed_hosts,omitempty"` // host[:port]
}
Restrictions narrows a grant to specific paths or hosts (spec 5-7).
type SessionSnapshot ¶ added in v0.2.0
type SessionSnapshot struct {
SessionID string `json:"session_id"`
Revision int `json:"revision"`
Items []ItemEvent `json:"items"`
CreatedAt time.Time `json:"created_at"`
}
SessionSnapshot is the persisted item state at a point in time.
func LoadSnapshot ¶ added in v0.2.0
func LoadSnapshot(sessionDir string) *SessionSnapshot
LoadSnapshot reads a snapshot from disk (nil when absent/corrupt).
type Sink ¶
type Sink interface {
Emit(Event)
}
Sink consumes a turn's events. The agent calls Emit serially from its run loop (tool execution may fan out across goroutines, but emission does not), so an implementation need not be safe for concurrent Emit. Emit must not block indefinitely — a channel-backed sink should be buffered or drained by a live reader.
Discard is a Sink that drops every event. Useful in tests and for runs that only care about the final session state.
func Sync ¶
Sync wraps a Sink so concurrent Emit calls are serialized. The base Sink contract assumes serial emission — the agent's run loop emits one event at a time. Background jobs (internal/jobs) emit from their own goroutines, which can overlap a running turn's emission; wrapping the session sink once in Sync keeps the serial-Emit invariant every sink relies on (an SSE writer, a webview EventsEmit, a TUI channel) without each having to lock. A nil sink yields Discard.
type SnapshotWriter ¶ added in v0.2.0
type SnapshotWriter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
SnapshotWriter accumulates ItemEvents and periodically flushes a snapshot.
func NewSnapshotWriter ¶ added in v0.2.0
func NewSnapshotWriter(sessionDir, sessionID string) *SnapshotWriter
NewSnapshotWriter creates a writer for one session directory.
func (*SnapshotWriter) Flush ¶ added in v0.2.0
func (w *SnapshotWriter) Flush()
Flush writes the current snapshot to disk atomically.
func (*SnapshotWriter) Record ¶ added in v0.2.0
func (w *SnapshotWriter) Record(e ItemEvent)
Record appends one ItemEvent and triggers a flush when thresholds hit.
type Tool ¶
type Tool struct {
ID string
Name string
Args string
Output string // ToolResult: the result text fed to the model
Err string // ToolResult: non-empty when the call failed or was blocked
ReadOnly bool
Truncated bool // ToolResult: Output was head+tailed before display/model
DurationMs int64 // ToolResult: wall-clock execution time in milliseconds
// Partial marks an early ToolDispatch emitted when a call begins (ID/Name set,
// Args still streaming) so a frontend can show the card immediately; a second,
// full ToolDispatch (Partial false, Args set) follows when the call completes.
Partial bool
// ParentID, when set, is the ID of the tool call that spawned this one — a
// sub-agent's calls carry the parent `task` call's ID so a frontend can nest
// them under it. Empty for top-level calls.
ParentID string
// Attachments carries files the tool generated (e.g. image_generate pictures
// saved under .fairpeer/attachments/), parsed from the result text so the
// frontend can display them regardless of what the model writes back.
Attachments []Attachment
FileDiff
Profile *Profile // ToolDispatch: subagent model/effort (set for task/skill calls)
}
Tool describes a tool call for ToolDispatch / ToolResult events. On dispatch only ID/Name/Args/ReadOnly are set; on result Output/Err/Truncated are filled in. Args is the raw JSON arguments — a sink compacts it for display.
type ToolCallItem ¶ added in v0.2.0
type ToolCallItem struct {
Name string `json:"name"`
Args string `json:"args,omitempty"`
Output string `json:"output,omitempty"`
Err string `json:"err,omitempty"`
FileDiff *FileDiff `json:"file_diff,omitempty"`
ReadOnly bool `json:"read_only"`
DurationMs int64 `json:"duration_ms,omitempty"`
Status string `json:"status"` // running | done | error | stopped
}
ToolCallItem is the payload for ItemToolCall.