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LCORE-4288: Finalize scope of the feature request: UIESTRAT-371: Introduce a widget system for structured agent-to-frontend UI via SSE (AG-UI) - #2854

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Description

Add widget system spike and feature spec design documents

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  • Documentation
    • Added design documentation for a proposed /agui endpoint using the AG-UI protocol to stream events over SSE.
    • Documented the proposed handling of authentication, authorization, MCP tools, conversation state, moderation, persistence, and tracing.
    • Included architecture trade-offs, limitations, test considerations, and potential future work.

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Walkthrough

Adds a protocol spike and a design document for a proposed /agui endpoint. The documents recommend pydantic-ai’s AGUIAdapter, describe how the endpoint would handle requests and stream AG-UI events, and outline implementation and testing work.

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AG-UI design

Layer / File(s) Summary
Protocol recommendation and comparison
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md
The spike recommends a dedicated AG-UI endpoint and customer-owned MCP tools. It compares this approach with using existing /streaming_query events to render widgets.
Endpoint request and streaming design
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md
The design describes request parsing, authorization, middleware, conversation and tool mapping, state handling, pre-inference checks, SSE errors, and telemetry.
Implementation and validation planning
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md, docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md
The documents list proposed implementation tickets and insertion points, test guidance, deferred work, and an initial changelog entry.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 9fe68

This change adds design documents only and does not change runtime behavior. Several design details are inconsistent or missing: how state reaches tools, who owns which tools, interrupt prerequisites, what happens when a client disconnects, and which conversation history to trust. Fixing these in the documents now will prevent defects when the endpoint is built.


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Security And Secret Handling ❌ Error The feature spec introduces a sensitive-data exposure in its telemetry design. docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:395 lists input as an attribute on the agui.handle_request OTEL span. Th… Remove raw input from the proposed OTEL span attributes. Record non-sensitive metadata instead, such as input length or token counts. If content is required for diagnostics, redact or irreversibly anonymize it before setting the span attr…
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the widget-system feature and its AG-UI/SSE focus, which matches the design documents added by this pull request. It is long, but it remains specific and informative.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0…
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Performance And Algorithmic Complexity ✅ Passed PASS. The pull request adds only two Markdown design documents. They describe a proposed streaming endpoint and reuse of existing middleware, but introduce no executable algorithms, list operations, q…
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Explanation

The feature spec introduces a sensitive-data exposure in its telemetry design. docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:395 lists input as an attribute on the agui.handle_request OTEL span. The request includes user messages and frontend state (:136–138). The existing tracing helper identifies its input attribute as raw content, and its setter records supplied values directly (src/utils/otel_tracing.py:28,130–138). Exporting request content in trace telemetry can expose private user data. The spec also explicitly includes authentication and authorization for the endpoint (widget-system.md:65–66, 247–260); no missing-auth issue is indicated. No plaintext credentials were found.

Resolution

Remove raw input from the proposed OTEL span attributes. Record non-sensitive metadata instead, such as input length or token counts. If content is required for diagnostics, redact or irreversibly anonymize it before setting the span attribute, and document that control.

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Review comments at @docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md:
- Line 207: Complete the sentence fragment by adding “It” before “Can be
layered” in docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md at line 207 and
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md at line 519.
- Around line 375-378: Separate AG-UI frontend tools from backend MCP tools
across both documents, documenting distinct registration, execution,
authorization, and result paths. At
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md lines 375-378, describe
browser-side tools as arriving through RunAgentInput.tools rather than being
defined on the customer’s MCP server. At
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md lines 303-307, keep frontend tools
and MCP tools as separate inputs.
- Around line 147-151: Define one consistent state bridge across
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md lines 147-151 and
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md lines 311-319 and 336-340. Specify
how AGUIAdapter passes request state through per-request StateDeps or
StateHandler, which state fields are exposed to the model, and how remote MCP
arguments and results serialize state; remove claims that remote MCP tools
directly return StateSnapshotEvent or StateDeltaEvent unless the bridge converts
serialized results into those events.

Review comments at @docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:
- Around line 185-188: Update the Post-stream flow to handle external
asyncio.CancelledError before normal post-stream work: when store=true, persist
resumable partial history and account for usage, then re-raise cancellation. Add
a client-disconnect test covering persistence and quota accounting.
- Around line 147-148: Update the AG-UI flow in the design document to parse the
request body with AGUIAdapter.build_run_input before resolving conversation
context or calling build_agent(). Derive conversation_id from
run_input.thread_id, then construct AGUIAdapter with the selected agent and
run_input before calling run_stream(); update the flow diagram and pseudocode
consistently.
- Around line 31-33: Update the human-in-the-loop interrupt requirements in the
design to specify that the agent’s output_type includes DeferredToolRequests and
ag-ui-protocol is at least 0.1.19; update the dependency guidance to require
that protocol version alongside the AG-UI extra. Add AG-UI test coverage for
both the initial approval interrupt and the resumed request, keeping the
existing build_agent() return type and unrelated guidance unchanged.
- Around line 282-293: Define the history trust policy in the conversation
mapping section near AGUIAdapter.from_request() and prepare_responses_params():
specify whether persisted history or client-supplied messages are authoritative
for an existing thread, and do not merge them without an explicit consistency
and trust policy. Add coverage that verifies forged prior-turn messages and tool
results submitted with an existing thread ID are handled according to that
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[style] ~207-~207: To form a complete sentence, be sure to include a subject.
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395-397: 🔒 Security & Privacy

The input span attribute is ambiguous, but the document does not say that it contains raw RunAgentInput data. The OpenTelemetry design prohibits raw prompts, yet the inspected source does not establish that this attribute violates that rule. The proposed privacy fix is therefore unsupported by the available design.

Comment on lines +147 to +151
**Recommendation**: Option A. State semantics are widget-specific and
customer-defined. LCS should not impose state structure. Customers define what
state means for their widgets through their MCP server tools that return
`StateSnapshotEvent` or `StateDeltaEvent` objects. Conversation metadata (ID,
model, quota) is already conveyed through other AG-UI events.

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Define one explicit AG-UI state bridge.

The design contains incompatible state contracts. It says AGUIAdapter exposes RunAgentInput.state to tools and that tools can return StateSnapshotEvent or StateDeltaEvent, but it also says remote MCP tools receive only tool_name and arguments and have no state side channel.

Define one supported bridge before treating remote MCP tools as state-aware:

  • Pass request state through the adapter’s per-request StateDeps or StateHandler.
  • Expose the required state fields explicitly to the model.
  • Define serialization for state in remote MCP arguments and results.
  • Remove the claim that remote MCP tools directly return AG-UI state events unless the bridge converts their serialized results into those events.
📍 Affects 2 files
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  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md#L311-L319
  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md#L336-L340
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147 - 151:
Define one consistent state bridge across
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md lines 147-151 and
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md lines 311-319 and 336-340. Specify
how AGUIAdapter passes request state through per-request StateDeps or
StateHandler, which state fields are exposed to the model, and how remote MCP
arguments and results serialize state; remove claims that remote MCP tools
directly return StateSnapshotEvent or StateDeltaEvent unless the bridge converts
serialized results into those events.

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mechanism is sufficient for UI tools. No changes needed to tool definition
format.
- **A2UI (Google's generative UI spec) integration** — A2UI is complementary to
AG-UI (payload vs. transport) but is too early-stage. Can be layered on top

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Complete both sentence fragments.

  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md#L207-L207: add “It” before “Can be layered”.
  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md#L519-L519: add “It” before “Can be layered”.
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[style] ~207-~207: To form a complete sentence, be sure to include a subject.
Context: ... vs. transport) but is too early-stage. Can be layered on top of AG-UI in a futur...

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Complete the sentence fragment by adding “It” before “Can be layered” in
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md at line 207 and
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md at line 519.

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Comment on lines +375 to +378
- **Frontend tool calls**: The agent can invoke tools that execute in the
browser (render a form, open a modal, navigate). The tool definition lives on
the customer's MCP server, but execution happens client-side, with results
sent back via the protocol's tool result flow.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Align tool ownership across both documents.

The documents conflate AG-UI frontend tools with backend MCP tools. AG-UI frontend tools arrive in RunAgentInput.tools; MCP tools are backend tools. Define separate registration, execution, authorization, and result paths. (docs.ag-ui.com)

  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md#L375-L378: describe browser-side tools as RunAgentInput.tools, not as MCP-hosted definitions.
  • docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md#L303-L307: keep frontend tools and MCP tools as separate inputs.
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Separate AG-UI frontend tools from backend MCP tools across both documents,
documenting distinct registration, execution, authorization, and result paths.
At docs/design/widget-system/widget-system-spike.md lines 375-378, describe
browser-side tools as arriving through RunAgentInput.tools rather than being
defined on the customer’s MCP server. At
docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md lines 303-307, keep frontend tools
and MCP tools as separate inputs.

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Comment on lines +31 to +33
- State synchronization between agent and frontend (snapshot + delta)
- Human-in-the-loop interrupts — agent pauses for user approval, resumes on
response

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Declare and test the interrupt prerequisites.

Approval and resume support requires DeferredToolRequests in the agent’s output_type and ag-ui-protocol >= 0.1.19. The design reuses build_agent(), which returns Agent[None, str], and the proposed [ag-ui] extra allows older protocol versions. With that setup, an approval request can fail instead of pausing, or an older protocol can omit the interrupt outcome and ignore resume[]. Add these requirements and test the initial interrupt and resumed request.

🐛 Suggested fix
-- Human-in-the-loop interrupts — agent pauses for user approval, resumes on
-  response
+- Human-in-the-loop interrupts — agent pauses for user approval, resumes on
+  response. The agent `output_type` must include `DeferredToolRequests`, and
+  `ag-ui-protocol` must be at least `0.1.19`.
 
-| `pyproject.toml` | Change `pydantic-ai==2.27.1` to `pydantic-ai[ag-ui]==2.27.1` |
+| `pyproject.toml` | Change `pydantic-ai==2.27.1` to `pydantic-ai[ag-ui]==2.27.1` and add `ag-ui-protocol>=0.1.19` |

 "pydantic-ai[ag-ui]==2.27.1",
+"ag-ui-protocol>=0.1.19",
 
 **AG-UI-specific test considerations:**
+- Test an initial approval interrupt and a resumed request.
 - Mock `AGUIAdapter.from_request()` to return controlled adapter instances
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33:
Update the human-in-the-loop interrupt requirements in the design to specify
that the agent’s output_type includes DeferredToolRequests and ag-ui-protocol is
at least 0.1.19; update the dependency guidance to require that protocol version
alongside the AG-UI extra. Add AG-UI test coverage for both the initial approval
interrupt and the resumed request, keeping the existing build_agent() return
type and unrelated guidance unchanged.

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│ Parse AG-UI input │ AGUIAdapter.from_request() → RunAgentInput
│ │ Extract threadId → conversation_id

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Parse the run input before constructing the adapter.

In pydantic-ai==2.27.1, build_run_input(body) returns RunAgentInput. AGUIAdapter.from_request(request, *, agent=...) requires an agent and returns an adapter. (github.com) The flow needs threadId before context resolution and build_agent(), so parse the body first and construct the adapter after selecting the agent.

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-  │ Parse AG-UI input   │  AGUIAdapter.from_request() → RunAgentInput
-  │                     │  Extract threadId → conversation_id
+  │ Parse AG-UI input   │  run_input = AGUIAdapter.build_run_input(await request.body())
+  │                     │  Extract run_input.thread_id → conversation_id
...
-  │ Build + run agent   │  build_agent() with MCP tools + frontend tools
-  │                     │  AGUIAdapter.run_stream()
+  │ Build + run agent   │  build_agent() with MCP tools + frontend tools
+  │                     │  AGUIAdapter(agent=agent, run_input=run_input).run_stream()
...
-adapter = await AGUIAdapter.from_request(request, agent=agent)
-conversation_id = normalize_conversation_id(adapter.conversation_id)
+run_input = AGUIAdapter.build_run_input(await request.body())
+conversation_id = normalize_conversation_id(run_input.thread_id)
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│ Parse AG-UI input │ AGUIAdapter.from_request() → RunAgentInput
│ │ Extract threadId → conversation_id
│ Parse AG-UI input │ run_input = AGUIAdapter.build_run_input(await request.body())
│ │ Extract run_input.thread_id → conversation_id
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148:
Update the AG-UI flow in the design document to parse the request body with
AGUIAdapter.build_run_input before resolving conversation context or calling
build_agent(). Derive conversation_id from run_input.thread_id, then construct
AGUIAdapter with the selected agent and run_input before calling run_stream();
update the flow diagram and pseudocode consistently.

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┌─────────────────────┐
│ Post-stream │ Persist conversation turn (if store=true)
│ │ Emit OTEL telemetry
│ │ Consume quota tokens

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Handle client disconnects before post-stream persistence and quota accounting.

The pinned Pydantic AI 2.27.1 docs classify client disconnects as external asyncio.CancelledError and state that they do not invoke on_cancel. (github.com) Because this flow places persistence and quota consumption after the SSE stream, a disconnect during partial execution can skip both. When store=true, the partial turn may remain unpersisted, and quota may not be consumed. Define how external cancellation persists resumable history and accounts for usage before re-raising the cancellation. Add a client-disconnect test.

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Update the Post-stream flow to handle external asyncio.CancelledError before
normal post-stream work: when store=true, persist resumable partial history and
account for usage, then re-raise cancellation. Add a client-disconnect test
covering persistence and quota accounting.

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Comment on lines +282 to +293
AG-UI `threadId` maps directly to LCS `conversation_id` via
`normalize_conversation_id()`. This is a direct mapping — no intermediate
context store is needed (unlike A2A which uses `A2AContextStore` because A2A
`contextId` has different semantics).

```python
adapter = await AGUIAdapter.from_request(request, agent=agent)
conversation_id = normalize_conversation_id(adapter.conversation_id)
```

When `threadId` is `None` (first turn), a new conversation is created via the
standard `prepare_responses_params()` flow.

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Define the history trust boundary for existing threads.

The design accepts client-provided messages as conversation history and maps threadId to a persisted LCS conversation, but it does not define which history is authoritative or whether the two sources are merged. Without this contract, an implementation may accept forged prior-turn context for an existing thread.

Document the policy and test forged messages for an existing threadId.

🐛 Suggested fix
 ### Conversation mapping
 
 AG-UI `threadId` maps directly to LCS `conversation_id` via
 `normalize_conversation_id()`. This is a direct mapping — no intermediate
 context store is needed (unlike A2A which uses `A2AContextStore` because A2A
 `contextId` has different semantics).
 
 ```python
 adapter = await AGUIAdapter.from_request(request, agent=agent)
 conversation_id = normalize_conversation_id(adapter.conversation_id)

When threadId is None (first turn), a new conversation is created via the
standard prepare_responses_params() flow.
+
+For an existing threadId, define whether persisted conversation messages or
+client-supplied messages are authoritative. Do not merge them without an
+explicit consistency and trust policy. Add coverage for forged prior-turn
+messages and tool results submitted with an existing threadId.


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<repository_evidence>
<fact source="docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:133-164">The request flow includes client-supplied `messages`, maps `threadId` to `conversation_id`, and then resolves conversation context through `prepare_responses_params()`.</fact>
<fact source="docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:186-188">The design proposes persisting the conversation turn after streaming.</fact>
<fact source="docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:282-293">The conversation section defines the `threadId` mapping and first-turn creation, but does not define how client `messages` relate to persisted history for an existing thread.</fact>
<fact source="docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:549-561">The document identifies `messages` as conversation history converted to pydantic-ai `ModelMessage` values.</fact>
<inference source="docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md:133-164,282-293,549-561">The design leaves the authoritative history source and merge behavior unspecified, so a future implementation may trust client-supplied prior-turn context for an existing persisted conversation.</inference>
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Review comment at @docs/design/widget-system/widget-system.md around lines 282 -
293:
Define the history trust policy in the conversation mapping section near
AGUIAdapter.from_request() and prepare_responses_params(): specify whether
persisted history or client-supplied messages are authoritative for an existing
thread, and do not merge them without an explicit consistency and trust policy.
Add coverage that verifies forged prior-turn messages and tool results submitted
with an existing thread ID are handled according to that policy.

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LGTM

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LGTM

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tisnik merged commit 82c0c72 into lightspeed-core:main Oct 8, 2026
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