pub struct AutoCompactConfig {
pub token_threshold: usize,
pub tool_output_max_chars: usize,
pub keep_last: usize,
pub compact_strategy: CompactStrategy,
pub hard_limit_tokens: Option<usize>,
pub hard_limit_strategy: CompactStrategy,
pub custom_compactor: Option<VmValue>,
pub mask_callback: Option<VmValue>,
pub compress_callback: Option<VmValue>,
pub summarize_prompt: Option<String>,
}Expand description
Configuration for automatic transcript compaction in agent loops.
Two-tier compaction:
Tier 1 (token_threshold / compact_strategy): lightweight, deterministic
observation masking that fires early. Masks verbose tool results while
preserving assistant prose and error output.
Tier 2 (hard_limit_tokens / hard_limit_strategy): aggressive LLM-powered
summarization that fires when tier-1 alone isn’t enough, typically as the
transcript approaches the model’s actual context window.
Fields§
§token_threshold: usizeTier-1 threshold: estimated tokens before lightweight compaction.
tool_output_max_chars: usizeMaximum character length for a single tool result before microcompaction.
keep_last: usizeNumber of recent messages to keep during compaction.
compact_strategy: CompactStrategyTier-1 strategy (default: ObservationMask).
hard_limit_tokens: Option<usize>Tier-2 threshold: fires when tier-1 result still exceeds this.
Typically set to ~75% of the model’s actual context window.
When None, tier-2 is disabled.
hard_limit_strategy: CompactStrategyTier-2 strategy (default: Llm).
custom_compactor: Option<VmValue>Optional Harn callback used when a strategy is custom.
mask_callback: Option<VmValue>Optional callback for domain-specific per-message masking during
observation mask compaction. Called with a list of archived messages,
returns a list of Option<String> — Some(masked) to override the
default mask for that message, None to use the default.
This lets the host (e.g. an IDE or cloud runner) inject AST outlines,
file summaries, etc. without putting language-specific logic in Harn.
compress_callback: Option<VmValue>Optional callback for per-tool-result compression. Called with
{tool_name, output, max_chars} and returns compressed output string.
When set, used INSTEAD of the built-in microcompact_tool_output.
This allows the pipeline to use LLM-based compression rather than
keyword heuristics.
summarize_prompt: Option<String>Optional prompt-template asset path used when LLM compaction is selected. The rendered template becomes the user message sent to the summarizer.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for AutoCompactConfig
impl Clone for AutoCompactConfig
Source§fn clone(&self) -> AutoCompactConfig
fn clone(&self) -> AutoCompactConfig
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for AutoCompactConfig
impl Debug for AutoCompactConfig
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impl Freeze for AutoCompactConfig
impl !RefUnwindSafe for AutoCompactConfig
impl !Send for AutoCompactConfig
impl !Sync for AutoCompactConfig
impl Unpin for AutoCompactConfig
impl UnsafeUnpin for AutoCompactConfig
impl !UnwindSafe for AutoCompactConfig
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