@hy-sde-org/dsh-tool-graph

@hy-sde-org/dsh-tool-graph

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Summary

dsh-tool-graph is the model-facing tool layer of the Agent Graph (modeled on Maka's stream-graph-supervisor-tools). It contributes exactly three tools — view_agent_graph, update_agent_graph, yield_agent_graph — plus the orchestration:graph prompt section, and the host-side controller they run on. The tools are root-only and direct-only: only the graph's root session may call them, and they address the graph by id instead of delegating work generation to the model.

The host composes the control-store and stream-layer packages, constructs one AgentGraphController, and provides it under the agentGraphController service. The plugin resolves that service with ctx.get; when it is absent the tools still mount (an agent preset never breaks session creation over an optional host assembly) and every graph tool call fails loud with [agent-graph-unavailable] until the host provides the controller. All durable decisions flow through the controller's coordinator, so a tool call commits exactly one store update and never re-runs a provider.

Every model-visible list is bounded with explicit omitted counts, and every update_agent_graph payload is cleaned by Maka's discriminator-tolerant preprocessors before it reaches the store. Source-triple idempotency makes a replayed or retried call a no-op: the same graph/session/key payload commits once and returns the existing row.

Table of Contents

• Use this package
• Understand the implementation
• Further Exploration
• Model Experience
• Known Limitations and Deferred Work

Use this package

import toolGraph, { createAgentGraphController } from '@hy-sde-org/dsh-tool-graph'
import { GraphControlStore } from '@hy-sde-org/dsh-graph-control'

const store = await GraphControlStore.open(unit)
const controller = createAgentGraphController({
  store,
  rootSessionId: session.id,
  newId,
  options: { executor, recordSource, maxNewActivations: 4 },
})
ctx.provide('agentGraphController', controller)
await ctx.plugin(toolGraph, {})

Construct exactly one controller per graph root session. The plugin's apply registers the three tools and the prompt section; composing the seed session's agent with the preset that mounts tool-graph makes the tools resolve.

Understand the implementation

• Root-only enforcement: DSH has no direct_only/nesting tool flag, so the guard lives in the tool body — call.sessionId must equal the controller's rootSessionId, otherwise not_root_session. The identity comes from the live execution context (agent.session.id plus the turnBoundary projection's lastTurn).
• Run/turn mapping: DSH has no Maka run list, so one tool call maps to the agent-loop turn boundary: runId = graph_run_ and turnId = graph_turn_ from lastTurn, with toolCallId from the call id. The mapping is documented, not claimed to be Maka-identical.
• Idempotency: graphUpdateId hashes (graphId, sessionId, runId, turnId, toolCallId); an explicit idempotencyKey replaces all three of run/turn/call so a retried identical update in any later turn commits once (created: false, same revision, one store row).
• Preprocessors: cleanUpdateInput/cleanAddWorkInput pick fields by discriminator — targetKind keeps exactly one of agentId/subagentId/operatorId, replacementMode: 'none' drops replaces, instructions are trimmed. Bounds match Maka: 32 addWork items, 64 input ids, 64 selected results, 60 000 instruction chars, 20 stop targets, 64 finish result ids, 4000 reason chars.
• View bounding: live (requested) work pages through an opaque work: cursor (64 per page); terminal work, stopped targets, records (truncated summaries), and readiness intents are tailed to 64 each with explicit omitted counts. view_agent_graph is total: an unknown graph returns an empty snapshot.
• Wake semantics: the tools never poll — yield_agent_graph calls claimSupervisorWake when requested work, live claims, or readiness intents exist, and returns nothing_to_yield otherwise. The host drives reconciliation and wakes the root session from the durable wake row.

Further Exploration

• Maka reference: stream-graph-supervisor-tools.ts.

Model Experience

The model sees three tools and one prompt section (nothing else in this package is model-visible):

• view_agent_graph — bounded snapshot of one graph: work statuses, truncated record summaries, readiness intents, omitted counts, and an opaque nextCursor for paging live state.
• update_agent_graph — one durable decision per call: add work (one identity field per item via targetKind, replaces an existing work id), stop targets, or finish the graph with committed result ids. idempotencyKey makes retries safe.
• yield_agent_graph — ends the supervisor turn cooperatively while graph work continues; the host wakes the root session at the next durable checkpoint.
• orchestration:graph prompt section — instructs the supervisor to yield instead of poll, report outcomes per wave, and never invent work ids.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

• No graph registry: the store has no create/list graph operations, so view_agent_graph on an unknown graph returns an empty snapshot rather than unknown_graph (the error code exists for a future graph registry).
• Completed work stays requested (the stream-layer status model has no terminal work state), so yield_agent_graph.pendingWorkCount counts requested schedule rows — activity (claims/intents) is reflected by the wake gate, not the count.
• The tools accept an explicit workId per addWork item (an extension over Maka) so an update can reference its own new work deterministically; deterministically derived ids remain the default.
• The plugin is exercised through a hand-built test composition; a Loader-booted cordis.yml composition test is deferred. The intended mount is shown in the dsh-graph-host README: the host row provides the controller and this package mounts as a preset row of the graph root session.