stakpak-server 0.3.59

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stakpak-server

HTTP/SSE runtime shell around stakpak-agent-core.

This crate owns session/run orchestration, API contracts, durable event streaming, checkpoint persistence, auth boundaries, and MCP tool bridge wiring.

What this crate owns

  • REST + SSE API surface (Axum)
  • Session runtime state machine (SessionManager)
  • Per-run actor orchestration (session_actor)
  • Durable per-session event log with replay (EventLog)
  • Idempotency handling for mutating endpoints
  • Checkpoint persistence envelope store
  • MCP tool execution bridge (through stakpak-mcp-client)
  • Runtime config exposure (/v1/config and session.config)

What this crate does not own

  • Core agent loop logic (delegated to stakpak-agent-core::run_agent)
  • Provider/client bootstrap policy from CLI profile resolution
  • CLI/TUI UI behavior

High-level architecture

HTTP client
  │
  ▼
Axum routes (routes.rs)
  ├─ auth boundary (public vs protected routers)
  ├─ request validation + idempotency
  ├─ SessionManager (start/cancel/command/run scope)
  └─ spawn_session_actor(...)

session_actor
  ├─ load checkpoint/messages
  ├─ build AgentConfig + tool snapshot
  ├─ run stakpak_agent_core::run_agent(...)
  ├─ forward AgentEvent -> EventLog
  └─ persist checkpoints (periodic + lifecycle hooks)

EventLog
  ├─ monotonic event ids per session
  ├─ replay ring buffer
  └─ live broadcast stream (SSE)

Main components

  • routes.rs — all HTTP handlers and SSE stream endpoint
  • session_manager.rs — run-scoped state machine (Idle|Starting|Running|Failed)
  • session_actor.rs — adapter from server runtime to run_agent
  • event_log.rs — durable replay + live pub/sub
  • checkpoint_store.rs — latest checkpoint envelope storage
  • idempotency.rs — Idempotency-Key lookup/replay/conflict logic
  • message_bridge.rs — temporary storage edge adapters (ChatMessage <-> stakai::Message)
  • auth.rs — bearer auth middleware
  • openapi.rs — generated OpenAPI document definitions
  • state.rs — shared AppState and MCP tool cache helpers

Run lifecycle

  1. Client calls POST /v1/sessions/{id}/messages with a stakai::Message.
  2. Route validates request and run-scope constraints.
  3. SessionManager::start_run atomically reserves Starting { run_id }.
  4. Actor boots and transitions state to Running { run_id, handle }.
  5. Actor calls run_agent from stakpak-agent-core.
  6. Core events are published to EventLog and exposed via SSE.
  7. Checkpoints are flushed periodically and on terminal transitions.
  8. SessionManager::mark_run_finished moves runtime state back to Idle or Failed.

API and runtime guarantees

  • Run-scoped safety: run-mismatch returns conflict (prevents stale commands).
  • Idempotency: mutating endpoints support Idempotency-Key replay semantics.
  • Durable events: replay from Last-Event-ID, with gap_detected control event when cursor is out of ring window.
  • Deterministic tooling per run: tools are snapshotted for the run; refresh affects new runs.
  • StakAI-native boundary: session message input/output is stakai::Message.
  • Runtime config visibility: session detail responses include a config object with effective runtime snapshot fields like:
    • default_model
    • auto_approve_mode

Public vs protected routes

  • Public:
    • GET /v1/health
    • GET /v1/openapi.json
  • Protected:
    • all /v1/sessions/*, /v1/models, /v1/config, etc.

Auth middleware is applied only to the protected router.

Running the server (operator quickstart)

The server runs as part of the autopilot runtime:

# Start full autopilot (server + gateway + scheduler)
stakpak up

Default bind is 127.0.0.1:4096.

If auth is enabled, provide a bearer token (Authorization: Bearer <token>) for protected routes.

Useful endpoints while serving

  • GET /v1/health
  • GET /v1/openapi.json
  • POST /v1/sessions
  • POST /v1/sessions/{id}/messages
  • GET /v1/sessions/{id}/events (SSE)
  • GET /v1/sessions/{id}/messages
  • POST /v1/sessions/{id}/cancel

When gateway is enabled, these are also mounted:

  • GET /v1/gateway/status
  • GET /v1/gateway/channels
  • GET /v1/gateway/sessions
  • POST /v1/gateway/send

Channel-related CLI commands

Channels are managed through the autopilot system:

# Add channels
stakpak autopilot channel add slack --bot-token "$SLACK_BOT_TOKEN" --app-token "$SLACK_APP_TOKEN"
stakpak autopilot channel add telegram --token "$TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN"
stakpak autopilot channel add discord --token "$DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN"

# Validate configured channels
stakpak autopilot channel list
stakpak autopilot channel test

# Start everything (server + gateway + scheduler)
stakpak up

Relationship to core

stakpak-server should be treated as a runtime adapter + API shell. All agent behavior (turn loop, approvals, retries, compaction, event semantics) should remain centralized in stakpak-agent-core.