Crate kcode_agent_runtime

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Provider-neutral agent loops over kcode-intelligence-router.

Structs§

AgentRuntime: Cloneable provider-neutral subagent runtime.
ContextBudget: Read-only capacity view supplied while a host evaluates a tool.
PreparedRound: Exact provider input prepared by the application for one primary round.
RoundCompletion: Provider completion summarized for the application-owned session policy.
RunRequest: Inputs for one complete subagent run.
RunResult: Completed subagent output.
SessionInference: An active host-independent primary provider inference.
SessionInferenceRequest: Inputs for one host-independent primary provider inference.
SessionRoundLimitError: Error returned when a restored primary turn exhausts its cumulative round budget.
SessionRunRequest: Inputs shared by every provider call in one primary session run.
SessionToolOutcome: Complete application handling of one primary-session tool call.
StateUpdate: One replaceable state section rendered into every later context slice.
ToolCall: One application tool call requested by a subagent.
ToolCallError: A bounded validation error for one provider-supplied application tool call.
ToolOutcome: Result returned by the application after one tool or capture operation.

AuditEvent: One complete, typed audit fact selected by the subagent runtime.
ProviderResume: Application preparation immediately before a primary provider turn resumes.
RoundPreparation: Result of preparing the next primary round.
SessionControl: Application decision after completing a semantic primary-session transition.
SessionEvent: One durable provider-protocol fact emitted by the primary runtime.
SessionInferenceEvent: One normalized event from a host-independent primary provider inference.

DEFAULT_ROUND_LIMIT: Default maximum provider calls for primary and delegated agent loops.

Host: Application-owned behavior invoked by the generic subagent loop.
SessionHost: Application-owned semantics invoked by the primary agent runtime.

is_session_round_limit: Returns whether an error is the primary runtime’s round-limit signal.