chore(agent): migrate rig fork to upstream rig-core/rig-agent 0.41 - #5631
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In `@crates/agent/src/hook.rs`:
- Around line 122-127: Update handle_text_delta to check cancel before sending
StreamPart::Content, returning the stopped ObservationAction without publishing
when already cancelled. Add a regression test in test_hook.rs covering a
pre-cancelled token and verifying no content delta is emitted; update the
related hook test setup at hook.rs lines 205-240 as needed.
In `@crates/agent/src/tool_adapter.rs`:
- Around line 198-201: Preserve each tool’s description when constructing
dynamic tools: add the description to RequestSchema, propagate it through
DynToolSetAdapter::loaded for both eager and search-loaded tools, and pass it to
DynamicTool::new instead of String::new(). Add coverage for both advertised
tool-definition paths.
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- crates/agent/src/lib.rs
| pub(crate) fn handle_text_delta(&self, delta: &str) -> ObservationAction { | ||
| let _ = self.tx.send(Ok(StreamPart::Content(delta.to_owned()))); | ||
| if self.cancel.is_cancelled() { | ||
| HookAction::Terminate { | ||
| reason: CANCELLED_REASON.into(), | ||
| } | ||
| ObservationAction::stop(CANCELLED_REASON) | ||
| } else { | ||
| HookAction::Continue | ||
| ObservationAction::Continue |
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rig-agent 0.41.0 ToolResultAction Keep stop AgentHook source
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In the rig-agent 0.41.0 crate, the terms "ToolResultAction", "Keep", and "stop" do not appear as a direct combination [1][2]. However, the framework uses related control-flow mechanisms within its hook system [3][4]. The rig-agent framework manages agent execution via AgentHook implementations, which return a Flow enum to control execution [3][4][5]. Key control-flow actions for tool calls and general events include: - ToolCallHookAction: This enum specifically manages tool execution flow, offering variants such as Continue, Skip { reason: String }, and Terminate { reason: String } [6][7]. - HookAction: Used for general hook events, this provides mechanisms like Terminate { reason: String } [7]. - Flow: A broader enum returned by AgentHook::on_event, which includes variants such as Continue, Terminate { reason: String }, and Skip { reason: String } [5]. While there is no "ToolResultAction" enum, the framework handles tool results through the AgentRun::tool_results method and related event hooks [8][9]. The behavior you may be looking for—stopping or keeping execution—is likely addressed by the Terminate or Skip variants in the aforementioned enums, which allow you to stop the agent run early or skip specific tool calls with a provided reason [5][6][7]. If you are seeing these specific terms, they may be part of custom implementation logic or legacy naming conventions not present in the current 0.41.0 public API [1][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://crates.io/crates/rig-agent
- 2: https://docs.rs/rig/latest/rig/agent/index.html
- 3: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/rig_core/agent/hook/index.html
- 4: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/rig_core/agent/hook/trait.AgentHook.html
- 5: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/rig_core/agent/hook/enum.Flow.html
- 6: https://docs.rs/rig/latest/rig/agent/enum.ToolCallHookAction.html
- 7: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/src/rig_core/agent/prompt_request/hooks.rs.html
- 8: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/src/rig_core/agent/run/mod.rs.html
- 9: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/rig_core/agent/run/struct.AgentRun.html
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text = hook[hook.index("pub(crate) fn handle_text_delta"):hook.index(" /// Recover a tool call")]
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Check cancellation before publishing content.
handle_text_delta sends StreamPart::Content before checking cancel, so a post-cancellation callback emits one extra delta. Move the check before tx.send and add a regression test for a pre-cancelled token.
📍 Affects 2 files
crates/agent/src/hook.rs#L122-L127(this comment)crates/agent/src/hook.rs#L205-L240crates/agent/src/test/test_hook.rs#L47-L56
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In `@crates/agent/src/hook.rs` around lines 122 - 127, Update handle_text_delta to
check cancel before sending StreamPart::Content, returning the stopped
ObservationAction without publishing when already cancelled. Add a regression
test in test_hook.rs covering a pre-cancelled token and verifying no content
delta is emitted; update the related hook test setup at hook.rs lines 205-240 as
needed.
| DynamicTool::new( | ||
| name, | ||
| String::new(), | ||
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In Rig 0.41, DynamicTool::new is not the standard primary interface for defining agent tools. Instead, tools in Rig are generally defined by implementing the Tool trait or using the #[rig::tool_macro] attribute [1]. To use tools with an agent, you define them as types implementing the Tool trait [1]. This trait requires providing a definition (name, description, and JSON schema for parameters) and the logic to execute the tool [1]. The #[rig::tool_macro] attribute provides a convenient way to convert a standard Rust function into a Tool type automatically [1]. For dynamic tool capabilities in an agent, Rig uses the AgentBuilder::dynamic_tools method [2][3]. This allows you to integrate tools that are retrieved at runtime—for example, from a vector store index—rather than being statically attached to the agent at build time [4][3]. If you have an existing Agent and need to convert it into a tool, you can use the into_tool method, which returns a DynamicTool [5]. This conversion is useful when you want to use the agent itself as a tool within another agent's toolset [5]. Summary of key tool-related concepts in Rig: 1. Tool Trait: Define custom tools by implementing this trait, which includes a definition method for the tool's name, description, and parameter schema [1]. 2. #[rig::tool_macro]: A macro to simplify tool creation from standard functions [1]. 3. AgentBuilder::tool: Used to add static tools to an agent [2][3]. 4. AgentBuilder::dynamic_tools: Used to add a dynamic set of tools (retrieved via index) that the agent can access based on the query [2][3]. 5. Agent::into_tool: Converts an entire Agent into a DynamicTool [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://book.rig.rs/playbook/tool-calling.html
- 2: https://docs.rs/rig-core/latest/rig/agent/struct.AgentBuilder.html
- 3: https://docs.rig.rs/docs/concepts/agent
- 4: https://docs.rig.rs/docs/concepts/tools
- 5: https://docs.rs/rig/latest/rig/agent/struct.Agent.html
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In the Rig library (specifically the rig-agent crate), DynamicTool is a type used for runtime-defined tools, allowing users to create tools without implementing the full Tool trait manually [1]. While specific constructor signatures can change with rapid library development, DynamicTool is typically initialized by providing tool metadata (such as the tool's name and description) and the execution logic (a closure or function). A common pattern for such types in Rust involves a new constructor that takes a String or &str for the tool's name [2][1]. For example, to integrate dynamic tools into an agent, you generally: 1. Define your tools, often using the ToolSet or by explicitly creating DynamicTool instances [2]. 2. Add them to your agent builder using methods like.dynamic_tools [2]. Because the Rig library is under active development and recently underwent significant refactoring to split its core and agent components [3], it is recommended to check the latest version of the API documentation on docs.rs/rig or the source code in the 0xPlaygrounds/rig repository to verify the exact signature of the new function, as helper methods for tool creation are frequently updated to improve ergonomics [2][4].
Citations:
- 1: Simplify tool execution, result, metadata, and hook APIs 0xPlaygrounds/rig#2126
- 2: What's the Best Practice to use the MCP Tools? 0xPlaygrounds/rig#860
- 3: 0xPlaygrounds/rig@a3dfd74
- 4: https://github.com/0xPlaygrounds/rig/blob/main/README.md
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Preserve provider-visible tool descriptions.
DynToolSetAdapter passes an empty description to DynamicTool::new for eager and search-loaded tools. Carry descriptions through RequestSchema and DynToolSetAdapter::loaded. Add tests for both advertised tool-definition paths.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/agent/src/tool_adapter.rs` around lines 198 - 201, Preserve each
tool’s description when constructing dynamic tools: add the description to
RequestSchema, propagate it through DynToolSetAdapter::loaded for both eager and
search-loaded tools, and pass it to DynamicTool::new instead of String::new().
Add coverage for both advertised tool-definition paths.
The macro rig fork existed for one commit: with_non_strict_tools() on the
OpenAI Responses API. rig 0.41 makes non-strict the default, so the fork is
obsolete. 0.41 also coerces non-object tool_use.input to {} at the Anthropic
send boundary, fixing the prod 400 (messages.N.content.M.tool_use.input:
'Input should be an object') triggered when the invalid-tool-call retry
path replayed a zero-arg unloaded-tool call with null input.
- rig-core/rig-agent 0.41 from crates.io; drop the git fork dep
- port StreamBridge to the AgentHook trait (logic in inherent methods so
tests run without rig's private HookContext)
- tool adapters now build rig DynamicTools instead of implementing ToolDyn
- drop with_non_strict_tools(); regenerate workspace-hack
- add canary tests pinning the tool_use.input object invariant
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Replace the macro rig fork with crates.io rig-core/rig-agent 0.41, whose Anthropic serializer coerces non-object tool_use.input to an object — fixing the prod 400 when the invalid-tool-call retry replays a zero-arg unloaded-tool call with null input.