Three workstreams implemented:
W1 (Repo Split): Remove proprietary BloxServer files and docs, update
pyproject.toml URLs to public GitHub, clean doc references, add CI
workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yml) and CONTRIBUTING.md.
W2 (Message Journal): Add DispatchHook protocol for dispatch lifecycle
events, SQLite-backed MessageJournal with WAL mode for certified-mail
delivery guarantees (PENDING→DISPATCHED→ACKED/FAILED), integrate hooks
into StreamPump._dispatch_to_handlers(), add journal REST endpoints,
and aiosqlite dependency.
W3 (Hot Deployment): Add RestartOrchestrator for graceful restart with
queue drain and journal stats collection, SIGHUP signal handler in CLI,
POST /organism/restart endpoint, restart-aware app lifespan with journal
recovery on boot, and os.execv/subprocess re-exec for Unix/Windows.
All 439 tests pass (37 new tests for W2/W3).
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- UsageStore with async SQLite persistence via aiosqlite
- Background batch writer for non-blocking event persistence
- Auto-subscribes to UsageTracker for transparent capture
- Query methods: query(), get_billing_summary(), get_daily_usage()
- REST API endpoints: /usage/history, /usage/billing, /usage/daily
- Filtering by org_id, agent_id, model, time range
- 18 new tests for persistence layer
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- Create BudgetWarning primitive payload (75%, 90%, 95% thresholds)
- Add threshold tracking to ThreadBudget with triggered_thresholds set
- Change consume() to return (budget, crossed_thresholds) tuple
- Wire warning injection in LLM router when thresholds crossed
- Add 15 new tests for threshold detection and warning injection
Agents now receive BudgetWarning messages when approaching their token limit,
allowing them to design contingencies (summarize, escalate, save state).
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When threads terminate (handler returns None or chain exhausted),
the pump now calls budget_registry.cleanup_thread() to:
- Free memory for completed threads
- Return final budget for logging/billing
- Log token usage at debug level
This ensures budgets don't accumulate for completed conversations.
Also adds:
- has_budget() method to check if thread exists without creating
- Tests for cleanup behavior
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Endpoints:
- GET /api/v1/usage - Overview with totals, per-agent, per-model breakdown
- GET /api/v1/usage/threads - List all thread budgets sorted by usage
- GET /api/v1/usage/threads/{id} - Single thread budget details
- GET /api/v1/usage/agents/{id} - Usage totals for specific agent
- GET /api/v1/usage/models/{model} - Usage totals for specific model
- POST /api/v1/usage/reset - Reset all usage tracking
Models:
- UsageTotals, UsageOverview, UsageResponse
- ThreadBudgetInfo, ThreadBudgetListResponse
- AgentUsageInfo, ModelUsageInfo
Also adds has_budget() method to ThreadBudgetRegistry for checking
if a thread exists without auto-creating it.
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Adds operator-only endpoints for discovering organism capabilities:
- GET /api/v1/capabilities - list all listeners
- GET /api/v1/capabilities/{name} - detailed info with schema/example
These are REST-only for operators. Agents cannot access them -
they only know their declared peers (peer constraint isolation).
10 new tests for introspection functionality.
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Implements runtime configuration reload via POST /api/v1/organism/reload:
- StreamPump.reload_config() re-reads organism.yaml
- Adds new listeners, removes old ones, updates changed ones
- System listeners (system.*) are protected from removal
- ReloadEvent emitted to notify WebSocket subscribers
- ServerState.reload_config() refreshes agent runtime state
14 new tests covering add/remove/update scenarios.
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Update all documentation and code comments to reference OpenBlox
(https://openblox.ai) instead of Nextra.
Also updated references to reflect that WebSocket server is now
part of the OSS core (added in previous commit).
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Implements the AgentServer API from docs/agentserver_api_spec.md:
REST API (/api/v1):
- Organism info and config endpoints
- Agent listing, details, config, schema
- Thread and message history with filtering
- Control endpoints (inject, pause, resume, kill, stop)
WebSocket:
- /ws: Main control channel with state snapshot + real-time events
- /ws/messages: Dedicated message stream with filtering
Infrastructure:
- Pydantic models with camelCase serialization
- ServerState bridges StreamPump to API
- Pump event hooks for real-time updates
- CLI 'serve' command: xml-pipeline serve [config] --port 8080
35 new tests for models, state, REST, and WebSocket.
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Implement two virtual node patterns for message flow orchestration:
- Sequence: Chains listeners in order (A→B→C), feeding each step's
output as input to the next. Uses ephemeral listeners to intercept
step results without modifying core pump behavior.
- Buffer: Fan-out to parallel worker threads with optional result
collection. Supports fire-and-forget mode (collect=False) for
non-blocking dispatch.
New files:
- sequence_registry.py / buffer_registry.py: State tracking
- sequence.py / buffer.py: Payloads and handlers
- test_sequence.py / test_buffer.py: 52 new tests
Pump additions:
- register_generic_listener(): Accept any payload type
- unregister_listener(): Cleanup ephemeral listeners
- Global singleton accessors for pump instance
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- Move lsp-integration.md and secure-console-v3.md to docs/archive-obsolete/
(these features are now in the Nextra SaaS product)
- Update CLAUDE.md with current project state
- Simplify run_organism.py
- Fix test fixtures for shared backend compatibility
- Minor handler and llm_api cleanups
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Introduces SharedBackend Protocol for cross-process state sharing:
- InMemoryBackend: default single-process storage
- ManagerBackend: multiprocessing.Manager for local multi-process
- RedisBackend: distributed deployments with TTL auto-GC
Adds ProcessPoolExecutor support for CPU-bound handlers:
- worker.py: worker process entry point
- stream_pump.py: cpu_bound handler dispatch
- Config: backend and process_pool sections in organism.yaml
ContextBuffer and ThreadRegistry now accept optional backend
parameter while maintaining full backward compatibility.
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These modules are now proprietary and live in the Nextra SaaS product.
xml-pipeline remains the OSS core with:
- Message pump and pipeline steps
- Handler contract and responses
- LLM router abstraction
- Native tools
- Config loading
- Memory/context buffer
Removed:
- xml_pipeline/console/ → nextra/console/
- xml_pipeline/auth/ → nextra/auth/
- xml_pipeline/server/ → nextra/server/
- Legacy files: agentserver.py, main.py, xml_listener.py
The simple console example remains in examples/console/.
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Use __file__-based path resolution for envelope.xsd so the schema
loads correctly when xml-pipeline is installed via pip.
Also:
- Add build artifacts to .gitignore
- Bump version to 0.3.1
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OSS restructuring for open-core model:
- Rename package from agentserver/ to xml_pipeline/
- Update all imports (44 Python files, 31 docs/configs)
- Update pyproject.toml for OSS distribution (v0.3.0)
- Move prompt_toolkit from core to optional [console] extra
- Remove auth/server/lsp from core optional deps (-> Nextra)
New console example in examples/console/:
- Self-contained demo with handlers and config
- Uses prompt_toolkit (optional, falls back to input())
- No password auth, no TUI, no LSP — just the basics
- Shows how to use xml-pipeline as a library
Import changes:
- from agentserver.* -> from xml_pipeline.*
- CLI entry points updated: xml_pipeline.cli:main
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