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TurnRunner

Struct TurnRunner 

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pub struct TurnRunner {
    pub provider: Arc<dyn LlmProvider>,
    pub tools: Arc<ToolRegistry>,
    pub context: ToolContext,
    pub config: Config,
    pub ctx: Arc<dyn CtxBuilder>,
    pub permission: Box<dyn PermissionDecider>,
    pub recently_edited_files: Vec<String>,
    pub hook_executor: Arc<HookExecutor>,
    pub loop_guard: LoopGuardState,
}
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Core LLM streaming + tool execution primitive.

Handles exactly one LLM call cycle:

  1. Build messages from conversation
  2. Stream LLM response (text deltas + tool calls)
  3. Execute tool calls (with permission checking)
  4. Add results to conversation

Does NOT handle: retries, discipline (anti-loop, step limits), or conversation management. The caller (AgentLoop / SubagentLoop) owns those responsibilities.

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§provider: Arc<dyn LlmProvider>§tools: Arc<ToolRegistry>§context: ToolContext§config: Config§ctx: Arc<dyn CtxBuilder>

Context construction strategy. Shared with the parent AgentLoop::ctx (same Arc) so the turn’s actual send and the agent’s datalog snapshot go through one ctx — per-model logic like apply_model_directives lands on both paths. Rebuilt on AgentCommand::ReloadConfig alongside the agent’s clone.

§permission: Box<dyn PermissionDecider>§recently_edited_files: Vec<String>

Files edited during the current session (tracked for context awareness).

§hook_executor: Arc<HookExecutor>

Hook executor — runs user-configured lifecycle hooks at tool execution boundaries.

§loop_guard: LoopGuardState

Cross-batch tool-call loop guard. Cleared per user-message by the agent (see handle_send_message); records every executed tool’s (name, args, output_hash) triple and short-circuits the third identical attempt. See loop_guard.rs for the full rationale.

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impl TurnRunner

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pub async fn run( &mut self, conversation: &mut Conversation, system_prompt: &str, event_tx: &UnboundedSender<TurnEvent>, cancel: CancellationToken, ) -> TurnResult

Execute one LLM turn: stream response, execute any tool calls, return result.

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pub async fn run_with_filter( &mut self, conversation: &mut Conversation, system_prompt: &str, turn_reminder: &str, event_tx: &UnboundedSender<TurnEvent>, cancel: CancellationToken, allowed_tools: Option<&[&str]>, ) -> TurnResult

Run with optional tool filter and turn reminder. turn_reminder is dynamic per-turn context (git status, current task, etc.) injected as a into the last user message to keep the system prompt stable for caching.

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pub async fn run_execute( &mut self, file_path: &str, instruction: &str, event_tx: &UnboundedSender<TurnEvent>, cancel: CancellationToken, ) -> TurnResult

EXECUTE mode: run one LLM turn with minimal context. Reads the target file fresh from disk, sends only the file + instruction, and only exposes edit_file. Used for precise, focused edits.

Returns the TurnResult and whether any file was edited.

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