everruns-host

Shared effectful orchestration for Everruns execution hosts.

Shared effectful host orchestration used by the Everruns application facade, local adapters, workers, and advanced custom hosts.

This crate is a published implementation boundary so those crates can share a single execution path. It is not the ordinary application entrypoint; most applications in the Everruns ecosystem should use everruns and the Framework guide.

The portable phase algorithms and pure, sans-I/O turn planner live in everruns-engine. Host resolves deployment services and composes those engine executors; it does not carry a second Input/Reason/Act implementation.

Quick Example

use everruns_host::{ResolvedTurnInputs, RuntimeHostAdapter};

fn accepts_host<A: RuntimeHostAdapter>() {}
fn accepts_inputs(_: ResolvedTurnInputs) {}
# let _ = accepts_inputs;

What It Provides

Canonical event append, bounded replay, and read-only history projection
Backend/store composition and low-level in-process execution
Reference InMemoryAgentStore, InMemoryHarnessStore, InMemorySessionStore, and InMemoryProviderStore implementations
Store-backed snapshot/context loading, lifecycle validation, provider/driver resolution, and StoreCommandHost completion
Shared input, reason, act, lifecycle, MCP, filesystem, and scheduling host work
Host adapter contracts for worker, local, and advanced integrations

Integration features

runtime_capability_registry() is the Framework runtime preset owner. It starts from an empty core registry, adds the runtime-safe portable catalog when builtins is enabled, then adds only the compiled integrations. compose_runtime_capability_registry(registry) applies that same feature-driven composition to a caller-selected registry. runtime_egress_service() returns the matching direct, policy-aware transport when a network-capable integration is selected and a disabled service otherwise. builtins, filesystem, bashkit, web-fetch, lua, and mcp are independent host features; mcp-stdio additionally enables local-process MCP servers. The application-facing everruns crate selects the ordinary defaults.

utility-openai owns the concrete, environment-configured utility-model client used by the server and worker. The provider-neutral UtilityLlmService contract remains in core; embedders that supply their own implementation do not need this feature or its HTTP/TLS dependency tree.

everruns-engine keeps turn planning sans I/O and owns portable phase execution over injected contracts. Canonical events are the sole history write path: host execution appends events, while EventHistory rebuilds messages from bounded, sequence-ordered replay. No writable message store is part of the maintained host API.

The execution boundary is value-first: host orchestration resolves stores and credential-bearing provider configuration, then passes core a secret-free ResolvedExecutionSnapshot, filtered messages, model/provider identity, and an opaque ready driver. Persisted Agent, Harness, and Session records never cross into kernel execution or public context inspection.

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