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feat(embed): host many isolated agents in one runtime (#7032) - #7198
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Measure N distinct agents on one openhuman_embed::Runtime, the shape a library host runs, instead of N session hosts under one agent id. library-fleet.sh --embed runs it and reports the loaded marginal RSS per agent beside the construction cost.
…nd state (tinyhumansai#7032) ContextOverlay gains agent_policy, approvals_disabled and definitions. A context derived for an agent owns an AgentScopedState slot map; the booted default context owns its own. AgentContextRegistry tracks live agent contexts by id and agent_scope_dir resolves <workspace>/agents/<id> under an agent context.
…mansai#7032) turn_origin::propagate now captures the scoped CoreContext alongside the origin, so a detached sub-agent or workflow phase keeps running under its agent instead of the process default. spawn_scoped wraps tokio::spawn with that capture and replaces the bare spawns on the workflow-run, team-member and memory-ingest paths.
…#7032) PendingApproval, its pending_approvals row (additive agent_id column and index), the parked-call route and the ApprovalRequested / ApprovalDecided / FlowApprovalRequested events carry the parking agent's id, omitted for the process's own sessions. Chat-thread routing is keyed by agent and thread, so two agents parked on the same thread id stay apart. decide_for_agent refuses another agent's request with ApprovalError::WrongAgent, list_pending_for_agent narrows the list, and deny_all_for_agent resolves every request an agent left parked. EVENTS_VERSION goes to 1.9.0.
… agent (tinyhumansai#7032) Both RPCs take an optional agent_id. An agent's 'Always allow' decision resolves the call without widening the process allowlist.
tinyhumansai#7032) AgentDefinitionRegistry::current returns the ambient agent context's own registry when it carries one and the process registry otherwise. Every turn-time lookup (delegation tools, spawn_subagent and its async, parallel, worker-thread and graph variants, the sub-agent runner, prompt sections, routing and the session builder) resolves through it; first-boot initialisation checks still read the process registry.
…ected-MCP search (tinyhumansai#7032) AgentDefinition::searches_connected_mcp replaces the agent_definition_id == "orchestrator" check on the deferred MCP catalogue. The built-in orchestrator sets it, so every embedded agent cloned from it keeps MCP search under its own id.
…t-in ids (tinyhumansai#7032) AgentSpec::subagents adds worker definitions to a catalogue only that agent's context carries, each reached through a delegate_<id> tool. Runtime::agent refuses an agent or sub-agent id that names a definition in the process catalogue (AgentError::ReservedId), because delegation would resolve the shipped definition instead.
…ai#7032) config::ops::load_current_or_init returns the ambient context's config, falling back to load_or_init. The sub-agent runner, delegate graph, background delivery, triage, payload summarizer, replay, workflow-run lifecycle, todo, multimodal, session import, prelude integration refresh and the journal workspace fallback use it, so work inside an embedded agent's turn reads that agent's config instead of the persisted one.
…d MCP search from it (tinyhumansai#7032)
Bring the isolated-agents branch up to date with main. Where main now provides the same primitive, main's wins: - CoreContext::scoped() comes from context_turn_origin.rs; the branch's identical copy in context_agent.rs is gone. - spawn_scoped is main's runtime::spawn version (context + memory identity). The agent_scope copy is removed; call sites already used crate::core::runtime::spawn_scoped. Kept from both sides: - Web-chat turn tables stay per-agent context slots, and keys use main's injective agent-scoped encoding. Thread-session invalidation applies main's scoping to the current context's table. - The parked-approval guard carries the agent-qualified thread_key and main's captured storage scope (docs). - The document-store approval backend persists agent_id and answers pending_agent, so per-agent decide/list/deny work on both backends. The agent-row helpers move to store_agent.rs to keep store.rs under the layout limit. - Embed: max_agents and agent lifecycle (admit/teardown) ride on main's split builder (runtime/build.rs) and host_only agents. Dropped from the branch: the embed-fleet library_profile scenario, the library-fleet.sh --embed option and the gitbook section describing it, since main removed the library profiling harness.
…nals (tinyhumansai#7032) openhuman-rpc has no direct openhuman-core dependency since the crate chain split, so the exit-cleanup call must go through core_host. Upstream main fails to compile openhuman-rpc without this.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds agent-scoped runtime context, state, resources, policies, and approvals. It adds embedded-agent sub-agent configuration, lifecycle management, and a configurable live-agent limit. Tests cover isolation across agents and agent removal. ChangesEmbedded agent runtime
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~180 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Agent as Embedded agent
participant Gate as ApprovalGate
participant Store as Approval store
participant API as Approval API
Agent->>Gate: Park tool request with agent_id
Gate->>Store: Persist agent-owned pending request
API->>Store: List pending requests for agent_id
API->>Gate: Decide for agent_id and request_id
Gate->>Store: Resolve owned pending request
Gate-->>Agent: Release tool call with decision
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Issue #7032 has substantial implementation coverage: agent-scoped policy, approvals, catalogues, MCP hosts, turn state, lifecycle APIs, tests, public API checks, and README updates are present. The re… |
Add or extend a runtime-style isolation integration test that asserts every #7032 acceptance item, including memory-source behavior and overlay reads. Record the memory-source registry investigation finding. Re-measure density at the review… |
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The change to gitbooks/features/integrations/mcp-and-skills.md restores general skills-catalog documentation for #7184/``#7082. It does not document the per-agent isolation, lifecycle, or public API r… |
Remove the unrelated GitBook skills-catalog restoration from this pull request, or link it to an active issue that directly requires the documentation change. |
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The title clearly summarizes the primary change: supporting multiple isolated agents within one embedded runtime. |
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Issue #7032 has substantial implementation coverage: agent-scoped policy, approvals, catalogues, MCP hosts, turn state, lifecycle APIs, tests, public API checks, and README updates are present. The required comprehensive isolation test is not demonstrated. The inspected crates/openhuman-embed/tests/isolation_state.rs covers session history, transcripts, and skills only. Other tests cover separate areas, but no reviewed test covers every #7032 leak item, including memory-source rebinding and overlay reads, as one leak-detecting isolation test. The requested memory-registry investigation finding is also not recorded. The density results were measured before the final merges from main, not at the reviewed head.
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Add or extend a runtime-style isolation integration test that asserts every #7032 acceptance item, including memory-source behavior and overlay reads. Record the memory-source registry investigation finding. Re-measure density at the reviewed head, or provide equivalent post-change evidence.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/config/ops/loader/load.rs:
- Around line 64-79: Update load_current_or_init to use CoreContext::scoped()
and its embedder_config in SaaS mode, avoiding the DEFAULT_CONTEXT fallback;
retain current_embedder_config() for non-SaaS mode. When no SaaS scope provides
a config, preserve the Config::load_or_init() fallback so it returns the
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/cron/scheduler.rs:
- Around line 78-117: Update tick_live_agents and process_due_jobs so
ACTIVE_RUNS claims and cleanup are keyed by both agent scope and job ID,
preventing collisions between agents. Ensure embedded-agent job results cannot
publish unscoped scheduler health that overwrites workspace health; emit an
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| /// Runs the due jobs of every live embedded agent, each under that agent's | ||
| /// own context: its config, provider route, policy and job database. An | ||
| /// agent that is not live has no context to run under, so its jobs stay | ||
| /// dormant until it is instantiated again. | ||
| pub(crate) async fn tick_live_agents() { | ||
| for (agent_id, ctx) in crate::core::runtime::AgentContextRegistry::live() { | ||
| let agent = agent_id.clone(); | ||
| crate::core::runtime::CoreContext::scope(ctx, async move { | ||
| let config = match crate::config::ops::load_current_or_init().await { | ||
| Ok(config) => config, | ||
| Err(error) => { | ||
| tracing::debug!(agent = %agent, %error, "[cron:scheduler] agent config unavailable"); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| }; | ||
| if !crate::cron::store::db_path(&config).exists() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| let jobs = match due_jobs(&config, Utc::now()) { | ||
| Ok(jobs) => jobs, | ||
| Err(error) => { | ||
| tracing::warn!(agent = %agent, "[cron:scheduler] agent poll db_error: {error}"); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| }; | ||
| if jobs.is_empty() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| let Some(security) = crate::security::live_policy::effective() else { | ||
| tracing::warn!(agent = %agent, "[cron:scheduler] agent has no policy; jobs skipped"); | ||
| return; | ||
| }; | ||
| tracing::debug!(agent = %agent, due_count = jobs.len(), "[cron:scheduler] running agent jobs"); | ||
| process_due_jobs(&config, &security, jobs).await; | ||
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Make cron claims and health signals agent-scoped.
ACTIVE_RUNS is process-wide and keyed only by job_id. Two agents with the same job ID can cause one agent's job to be skipped while the other run is active. Key the claim and its cleanup by agent scope and job ID.
process_due_jobs also publishes HealthChanged { component: "scheduler", ... } for embedded-agent job results through the shared bus. These events have no agent scope, so an agent failure or success can overwrite the workspace scheduler's health state. Emit an agent-scoped health event, or suppress the workspace scheduler event for agent ticks.
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Update tick_live_agents and process_due_jobs so ACTIVE_RUNS claims and cleanup
are keyed by both agent scope and job ID, preventing collisions between agents.
Ensure embedded-agent job results cannot publish unscoped scheduler health that
overwrites workspace health; emit an agent-scoped event or suppress that event
for agent ticks.
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| let mut agents = self.agents.lock().unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner()); | ||
| agents.retain(|_, weak| weak.strong_count() > 0); | ||
| agents | ||
| .remove(id) |
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When remove_agent races with Runtime::agent for the same ID, this removes the old entry and releases the mutex before approvals, turn shutdown, teardown, and optional purge finish. The new creation can therefore pass the duplicate-ID check, after which the old removal can deny the replacement's approvals, evict its newly opened MCP host, or delete its home; keep a tombstone/reservation in the map until removal completes.
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| impl Approvals { | ||
| pub(crate) fn new(agent_id: &str) -> Self { | ||
| Self { | ||
| agent_id: agent_id.to_string(), |
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After an agent is removed and its ID is reused, an Approvals handle cached from the removed agent (or obtained from an old Agent handle) still carries only this string ID. Its pending and decide calls therefore match approvals parked by the replacement agent, allowing a removed handle to approve the successor's external action; retain and validate the lifecycle/generation identity rather than only the reusable ID.
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| // must not fail the RPC. It degrades safely — the tool simply prompts again | ||
| // next time rather than being silently auto-approved. | ||
| if decision == ApprovalDecision::ApproveAlwaysForTool { | ||
| if decision == ApprovalDecision::ApproveAlwaysForTool && row.agent_id.is_some() { |
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When the new approval.decide path is called with an embedded agent_id and approve_always_for_flow, this special case handles only ApproveAlwaysForTool; execution reaches the existing flow branch, which writes flow_tool_trust keyed only by (flow_id, tool_name). If two agents use the same flow ID, agent A's decision then silently bypasses the gate for agent B, so flow trust must include the agent identity or all standing decisions on agent rows must be downgraded to one-shot.
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| match crate::config::ops::load_current_or_init().await { | ||
| Ok(config) => { | ||
| tracing::debug!(agent = %agent_id, "[memory:bus] agent source sync"); | ||
| run_system_job(&config, SOURCES_SYNC_JOB).await; |
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When agents share the runtime's default workspace and define the same memory source ID under distinct configs or memory bindings, this per-agent loop does not actually sync them independently: sync_due shares <workspace>/memory/sources_state.json, and start_sync shares a RUNNING key of (workspace_dir, source_id). The first sorted agent marks the source syncing/recent, every later agent skips it, and the same first agent can win every tick, so a sibling's source may never be ingested into its memory namespace; include the current agent in both state and in-flight keys.
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| let scope = crate::core::runtime::agent_scope_dir(self.client.config()); | ||
| let key = format!("{}:{thread_id}", scope.display()); |
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Once more than six agent/thread pairs use the browser, distinct scoped keys still enter the process-wide THREAD_SESSIONS map, whose MAX_THREAD_SESSIONS is 6. Opening the seventh session evicts and closes the least-recent session even if it belongs to another live agent (potentially while that agent is using it), so key prefixing prevents reuse but not cross-agent interference; move the pool and its capacity into agent-scoped state.
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| /// agent that is not live has no context to run under, so its jobs stay | ||
| /// dormant until it is instantiated again. | ||
| pub(crate) async fn tick_live_agents() { | ||
| for (agent_id, ctx) in crate::core::runtime::AgentContextRegistry::live() { |
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If an agent is removed while an earlier agent's long cron jobs are being processed, AgentContextRegistry::live() has already returned a Vec holding a strong Arc to every later context. The loop will subsequently run the removed agent's retained job database despite deregistration (and ordinary removal keeps that database), allowing scheduled external effects after remove_agent returned; revalidate that the registry still maps the ID to this context, or propagate removal cancellation, before polling and executing it.
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…arches_connected_mcp Agent definition lookups now resolve through the process-wide registry instead of an ambient context-scoped one, and the per-definition `searches_connected_mcp` flag is removed in favour of checking the orchestrator id directly. Config loading and task spawning were also simplified to use the plain `Config::load_or_init` and `tokio::spawn` paths. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Summary
CoreContext: policy and approval settings, sub-agent catalogue, MCP host, skills, transcripts, cron jobs and per-turn state. The leaks this issue documented no longer cross between agents.Agent::approvals), and removing an agent denies whatever it left parked.max_agents,DEFAULT_MAX_AGENTS) and can remove an agent from a running runtime (RemoveAgent). Dropping the agent counts as removal too.cache.jsoncatalog cache.Problem
openhuman_embed::Runtimelet a host build many agents, but much of the core still read process-wide state: the boot config, the global agent-definition registry, the live security policy, and static maps keyed only by thread id. Two agents on one runtime could see each other's sub-agents, MCP servers, skills, approvals, cron jobs and in-flight turn state. Two agents using the same thread id collided.Solution
core::runtime::agent_scopeaddsAgentContextRegistry,AgentScopedState(typed per-agent slots),agent_scope_dir(<workspace>/agents/<id>/) andcurrent_agent_id. A derived context owns its policy, catalogue and state. Config, policy, catalogue and tool-surface reads go to the agent context first and the process default second. Background work spawned from a turn keeps the agent context (spawn_scoped).PendingApproval, thepending_approvalsrow (an addedagent_idcolumn and index, on both the SQLite and document-store backends), the parked-call route and the approval events all carry the agent id. Chat-thread routing is keyed by agent and thread.decide_for_agentrefuses another agent's request withApprovalError::WrongAgent.approval.list_pending/approval.decideare scoped to the calling agent.EVENTS_VERSIONgoes to 1.9.0.<workspace>/agents/<id>/cron/jobs.db. The scheduler polls live agents' stores and runs each job under its agent's context.memory_sources_syncsyncs every live agent's sources under that agent's context.Accessgains per-agentauto_approve,auto_approve_allandapproval_gate.AgentSpeccan declare the agent's own sub-agents.Agent::approvals()is added, along withmax_agents,RemoveAgentandCoreError::AgentRemoved. Removal denies the agent's parked approvals first, then ends its turns, then evicts its MCP host and context.CronJoblives in vendoredtinyflows-schedule.tinyagents-session, and rows are keyed by unique task and run ids.background_deliveryand the skillsRUN_CANCELSstay process-wide: they are keyed by unique session and run ids and are reached from outside any agent context.CoreContext::scoped(),spawn_scopedand turn-origin contexts while this branch was open. This PR uses main's versions and drops its own duplicates. Main's per-agent web-chat keys now live inside each agent context's tables.invalidate_thread_sessionsclears only the host's own table, not other agents' tables.spawn_scopeddoes not carry the turn-origin task-local. The call sites that need the origin pass it explicitly.Density (embed-fleet, N=500 agents, 3 turns each, 200 ms mock inference, 2 worker threads)
The fd count doubles because each agent now has its own approval, cron and transcript stores. These are single runs measured before the merge with main, on the profiling harness main has since removed.
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diff-covergate on this PR enforces the 80% bar.Closes #NNNin the## RelatedsectionImpact
<workspace>/agents/<id>/. The process's own sessions keep their current paths.agent_id, andEVENTS_VERSIONis 1.9.0. Older consumers ignore the field.pending_approvalsgains an additiveagent_idcolumn and index.Validation
cargo fmt --check.cargo check -p openhuman --all-targetswith the product feature set and with--no-default-features. CI'scargo clippy -p openhuman -p openhuman-cli -p openhuman-tinyhumans -- -D warnings.cargo check -p openhuman-embed --all-targets.cargo check --locked --manifest-path crates/openhuman-app/Cargo.toml.pnpm rust:layout.cargo test -p openhuman --libwith product features andRUST_MIN_STACK=64MBas in CI:core::runtime83 passed,security::approval156,cron300,web_chat251,memory::333.web_chat::session::session_routing_tests::persisted_mixed_case_cloud_default_uses_configured_slug_after_restart; it passed alone and on reruns.agent::1886 passed, 2 failed:attachments::providersecure_open_*. Both get OS error 20 where they expect 62 on macOS.agent/attachmentsis identical tomainand not touched here.cargo test -p openhuman-embed: 176 passed with default features, 198 passed withmcp,skills,flows.in_process_all109 passed (2 ignored).agent_harness_e2e29 passed.raw_coverage_all:main.composio_raw_coverage_e2e::composio_action_tool_execute_reports_missing_route_without_network,tools_composio_large_round25_raw_coverage_e2e::round25_direct_mode_ops_...). Each passes alone.mainchanged that path in b117468 (uncached fetch for connected integrations).mainlocally.json_rpc_e2e(on 3ce4af2, before the lastmainmerge), each test in its own process as CI runs it: 98 passed, 0 failed.#[ignore]onmain(they need an installed tinywallet artifact).port_conflict_recovery_core_starts_on_fallback_port_e2ecould not bind 7788 locally because a desktop app was holding it.Known limits
invalidate_thread_sessionsclears the host's own sessions, not each embedded agent's.main'sspawn_scopeddoes not carry the turn-origin task-local. Agent-team spawns pass the origin explicitly, and the other scoped spawns (memory ingest and sync, workflow runs, progress bridge) do not read it.background_delivery) run from a bus subscriber with no agent context, so they check the process-default turn tables. Only the desktop app's default agent uses that channel.deny_all_for_agenton the document-store approval backend resolves the storage scope at call time. The embed runtime does not configure that backend today.Related
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