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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a cron scheduling API to the embedding crate for agent and system jobs, including run history, per-job retry and overlap policies, and scheduler controls. It also adds host-agent resolution for cron jobs and workflow nodes, plus managed lifecycle controls for runtime background services. ChangesRuntime Cron and Host-Agent Support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Runtime
participant Cron
participant Scheduler
participant JobDispatcher
participant SystemJobHandlers
participant JobStore
Runtime->>Cron: Upsert job specification
Cron->>JobStore: Store job and policy
Scheduler->>JobDispatcher: Dispatch due jobs
JobDispatcher->>SystemJobHandlers: Await registered handler
SystemJobHandlers-->>JobDispatcher: Return handler result
JobDispatcher->>JobStore: Persist run result
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/flows/tinyflows/caps/agent.rs:
- Around line 192-205: In the AgentRoute::HostAgent branch, handle a missing
result from host_agents::resolve(agent_ref) by returning a clear
EngineError::Capability instead of passing None to run_via_harness and
triggering a registry build. Pass the resolved host as Some(host) to
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- Around line 403-409: Update the target-kind-change branch in upsert to create
the replacement before removing the existing job, so a create failure leaves the
old job intact. Preserve the existing removal behavior after successful creation
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| AgentRoute::HostAgent => { | ||
| // Resolved again rather than carried by the route so the route | ||
| // stays a plain value; a host that dropped the agent in between | ||
| // degrades to the registry build below. | ||
| let host = crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(agent_ref); | ||
| tracing::info!( | ||
| target: "flows", | ||
| agent_ref, | ||
| "[flows] agent_runner: HOST AGENT path — running the host-registered agent \ | ||
| with its own tools in its own context" | ||
| ); | ||
| self.run_via_harness(agent_ref, request, conn, None, host) | ||
| .await | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
An unresolved host agent falls through to the registry build for a non-registry id.
The second resolve can return None. This happens when the host dropped the agent after routing. run_via_harness then calls from_config_for_agent(self.config, agent_ref) for an id that no registry knows. That call either fails with a build error or builds a generic agent. The comment says the path "degrades to the registry build", but no registry has this id. Return a clear capability error when host is None on this branch.
Proposed fix
- let host = crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(agent_ref);
+ let Some(host) = crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(agent_ref) else {
+ return Err(EngineError::Capability(format!(
+ "agent node: host agent '{agent_ref}' is no longer registered"
+ )));
+ };
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- self.run_via_harness(agent_ref, request, conn, None, host)
+ self.run_via_harness(agent_ref, request, conn, None, Some(host))📝 Committable suggestion
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| AgentRoute::HostAgent => { | |
| // Resolved again rather than carried by the route so the route | |
| // stays a plain value; a host that dropped the agent in between | |
| // degrades to the registry build below. | |
| let host = crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(agent_ref); | |
| tracing::info!( | |
| target: "flows", | |
| agent_ref, | |
| "[flows] agent_runner: HOST AGENT path — running the host-registered agent \ | |
| with its own tools in its own context" | |
| ); | |
| self.run_via_harness(agent_ref, request, conn, None, host) | |
| .await | |
| } | |
| AgentRoute::HostAgent => { | |
| // Resolved again rather than carried by the route so the route | |
| // stays a plain value; a host that dropped the agent in between | |
| // degrades to the registry build below. | |
| let Some(host) = crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(agent_ref) else { | |
| return Err(EngineError::Capability(format!( | |
| "agent node: host agent '{agent_ref}' is no longer registered" | |
| ))); | |
| }; | |
| tracing::info!( | |
| target: "flows", | |
| agent_ref, | |
| "[flows] agent_runner: HOST AGENT path — running the host-registered agent \ | |
| with its own tools in its own context" | |
| ); | |
| self.run_via_harness(agent_ref, request, conn, None, Some(host)) | |
| .await | |
| } |
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In the AgentRoute::HostAgent branch, handle a missing result from
host_agents::resolve(agent_ref) by returning a clear EngineError::Capability
instead of passing None to run_via_harness and triggering a registry build. Pass
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| (target, existing) => { | ||
| if let Some(job) = existing { | ||
| log::debug!("[embed][cron] target kind changed; replacing {}", job.id); | ||
| openhuman_core::cron::remove_job(config, &job.id)?; | ||
| } | ||
| create(config, &spec.name, target, schedule, spec.enabled)? | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the old job until its replacement exists.
When the target kind changes, upsert removes the stored job before create(...) runs. If create fails, the host loses the job. For example, create can reject an agent job whose interval is below five minutes, or the store write can fail. Create the new job first, then remove the old job.
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(target, existing) => {
- if let Some(job) = existing {
- log::debug!("[embed][cron] target kind changed; replacing {}", job.id);
- openhuman_core::cron::remove_job(config, &job.id)?;
- }
- create(config, &spec.name, target, schedule, spec.enabled)?
+ let created = create(config, &spec.name, target, schedule, spec.enabled)?;
+ if let Some(job) = existing {
+ log::debug!("[embed][cron] target kind changed; replacing {}", job.id);
+ openhuman_core::cron::remove_job(config, &job.id)?;
+ }
+ created
}Before you apply this fix, confirm two points. The new row must not collide with the old row. find must not return the stale row.
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| (target, existing) => { | |
| if let Some(job) = existing { | |
| log::debug!("[embed][cron] target kind changed; replacing {}", job.id); | |
| openhuman_core::cron::remove_job(config, &job.id)?; | |
| } | |
| create(config, &spec.name, target, schedule, spec.enabled)? | |
| } | |
| (target, existing) => { | |
| let created = create(config, &spec.name, target, schedule, spec.enabled)?; | |
| if let Some(job) = existing { | |
| log::debug!("[embed][cron] target kind changed; replacing {}", job.id); | |
| openhuman_core::cron::remove_job(config, &job.id)?; | |
| } | |
| created | |
| } |
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Update the target-kind-change branch in upsert to create the replacement before
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Resolve cron conflicts so upstream's run claim (ops::try_acquire_run), run ids, origin delivery and delivery-status records combine with the non-blocking dispatcher, slot claim, single-flight, per-job retries, system job handlers and the host-agent resolver. The dispatcher and run_job_now now take upstream's run claim, replacing the branch's own in-flight registry. Adds history_key: None to the turn-origin context test and origin: None to the embed CronJob fixture. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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🟡 Minor · Reuse the resolved host agent for construction. · agent_run.rs:52-55
crates/openhuman-core/src/cron/scheduler/agent_run.rs:52-55
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReuse the resolved host agent for construction.
If the resolver is cleared after this lookup,
is_host_agentremains true, so cron skips registry overrides. The builder resolves again, misses, and may run a registry definition or the canonical orchestrator without host context. Pass the firstHostAgentto the builder and use it for both decisions.🐛 Suggested fix
- let is_host_agent = job + let host_agent = job .agent_id .as_deref() - .is_some_and(|id| crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(id).is_some()); + .and_then(crate::agent::host_agents::resolve); + let is_host_agent = host_agent.is_some(); ... - match build_agent_for_cron_job(&effective, job) { + match build_agent_for_cron_job(&effective, job, host_agent) { ... pub(super) fn build_agent_for_cron_job( config: &Config, job: &CronJob, + host_agent: Option<crate::agent::host_agents::HostAgent>, ) -> anyhow::Result<BuiltCronAgent> { - let host_agent = job - .agent_id - .as_deref() - .and_then(crate::agent::host_agents::resolve); build_cron_agent(config, job, host_agent) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Track flow boot reconciliation in ServiceTasks. · services.rs:96-133
crates/openhuman-core/src/core/runtime/services.rs:96-133
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTrack flow boot reconciliation in
ServiceTasks.When
ctx.domains().flowsis true,spawn_flows_boot_reconcile()starts a Tokio task but discards its handle.start_services()does not wait for that task. If the runtime stops while the sweep is pending, the sweep can still update orphaned run rows, publishFlowRunFinished, and drop checkpoints. A restart can start another sweep before the first finishes. Return the task handle and track it.Suggested fix
diff --git a/crates/openhuman-core/src/core/runtime/services.rs b/crates/openhuman-core/src/core/runtime/services.rs --- a/crates/openhuman-core/src/core/runtime/services.rs +++ b/crates/openhuman-core/src/core/runtime/services.rs @@ -125,3 +125,5 @@ if ctx.domains().flows { - spawn_flows_boot_reconcile(); + if let Some(handle) = spawn_flows_boot_reconcile() { + tasks.track("flows_boot_reconcile", handle); + } } @@ -204,1 +204,1 @@ -pub fn spawn_flows_boot_reconcile() { +pub fn spawn_flows_boot_reconcile() -> Option<tokio::task::JoinHandle<()>> { @@ -208,1 +208,1 @@ - tokio::spawn(async { + return Some(tokio::spawn(async { @@ -227,1 +227,1 @@ - }); + })); @@ -229,2 +229,5 @@ #[cfg(not(feature = "flows"))] - log::debug!("[flows] flows feature disabled at compile time — no boot run reconciliation"); + { + log::debug!("[flows] flows feature disabled at compile time — no boot run reconciliation"); + None + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 66-72: In the scheduler dispatch flow, acquire a semaphore permit
before calling claim_slot; if no permit is available, drop the run guard and
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- Around line 52-55: Resolve the host agent once in the cron job flow and reuse
that same result for both the host-agent decision and construction. Update
build_agent_for_cron_job to accept the resolved optional HostAgent, pass it from
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| // One run per job at a time, shared with Run Now and the run tool. | ||
| let Some(guard) = crate::cron::ops::try_acquire_run(&job.id) else { | ||
| skip_in_flight(config, &job); | ||
| continue; | ||
| }; | ||
| claim_slot(config, &job); | ||
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Do not claim slots for jobs that have not acquired a permit.
When the semaphore is full, the dispatched task holds the run claim while it waits for a permit. If the next recurring slot becomes due during that wait, a later dispatch can record it as skipped even though execute_and_persist_job has not started. Try to acquire a permit before claiming the slot; if none is available, release the run claim and leave the job due for the next poll.
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let Some(guard) = crate::cron::ops::try_acquire_run(&job.id) else {
skip_in_flight(config, &job);
continue;
};
+ let Ok(permit) = Arc::clone(&self.permits).try_acquire_owned() else {
+ drop(guard);
+ continue;
+ };
claim_slot(config, &job);
let config = config.clone();
let security = Arc::clone(security);
- let permits = Arc::clone(&self.permits);
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- return;
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🟡 Minor · Pass the resolved host agent through to the cron builder. · agent_run.rs:326-357
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPass the resolved host agent through to the cron builder.
run_agent_job_for_runresolves the host agent, then keeps only a boolean. The builder resolves it again. If the host’s last strong owner drops between those calls, the weak-reference lookup can miss. For a host-only ID, registry construction then fails and the builder can fall back toorchestrator. If that build succeeds, the scheduled prompt runs as the orchestrator instead of the requested host agent.Retain the first
HostAgentand pass it tobuild_cron_agent. The cron path needs this correction independently of the flow-node path.Suggested fix
- let is_host_agent = job + let host_agent = job .agent_id .as_deref() - .is_some_and(|id| crate::agent::host_agents::resolve(id).is_some()); + .and_then(crate::agent::host_agents::resolve); + let is_host_agent = host_agent.is_some(); ... - match build_agent_for_cron_job(&effective, job) { + match build_cron_agent(&effective, job, host_agent) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| - **Windows desktop builds** additionally require Visual Studio C++ Build Tools (MSVC v143), CMake, and Ninja. See [Windows-specific setup](#windows-specific-setup) for the full list and install order. | ||
| - **macOS desktop builds** require a one-time codesigning cert. After cloning, run `bash scripts/setup-dev-codesign.sh` once to create the local "OpenHuman Dev Signer" self-signed certificate that Tauri uses when bundling dev builds. Without it, `pnpm --filter openhuman-app dev:app` fails at the bundle/sign step with `OpenHuman Dev Signer: no identity found`. | ||
| - **Skills development** happens in the separate [`tinyhumansai/openhuman-skills`](https://github.com/tinyhumansai/openhuman-skills) repository. This repo consumes built skill bundles from GitHub or a local override path; it does not vendor the skills source as a submodule. | ||
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- **Windows 10 WSL + classic X11 forwarding** is unsupported for the desktop app. The Tauri desktop flow can hang, render blank windows, or crash before useful app logs are available. Use native Windows development, or Windows 11 WSLg if you need a Linux GUI workflow. OpenHuman logs a startup warning when it detects WSL with `DISPLAY` set but no `WAYLAND_DISPLAY`/WSLg markers.
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-- **Skills development** happens in a separate repository. This repo consumes built skill bundles from GitHub or a local override path; it does not vendor the skills source as a submodule.
+- **Skills development** happens in the separate [`tinyhumansai/openhuman-skills`](https://github.com/tinyhumansai/openhuman-skills) repository. This repo consumes built skill bundles from GitHub or a local override path; it does not vendor the skills source as a submodule.
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| // a background service — runs can be started without cron in the | ||
| // ServiceSet, so their orphans must be reconcilable without it too. | ||
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When an embedder enables cron, the default DomainSet::embedded() makes this branch run, but spawn_flows_boot_reconcile starts a detached task that calls Config::load_or_init() rather than using the runtime's supplied config. For an ephemeral or explicitly located workspace, startup therefore leaves that workspace's orphaned flow runs untouched and instead sweeps the operator-default workspace, where it can mark unrelated running rows as interrupted; pass the runtime config/context into the reconciliation task.
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With ServiceSet::embedded() (where login_gated is true), this new startup path invokes a helper that reloads the process-default config and decides readiness solely from default_root_openhuman_dir()'s active-user file. An API-key-backed library runtime intentionally has no user login, so on a clean host the selected local-AI/voice services are always deferred, while on a developer host they can start from an unrelated desktop profile; use the runtime config and its backend-credential state instead.
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| for (name, handle) in &tasks { | ||
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If a caller follows the documented immediate stop_services(); start_services().await restart sequence, abort() is not joined before started is reset. The old cron task can therefore still hold SchedulerSlot when the replacement starts; the replacement observes an existing scheduler and exits, then the old task releases the slot, leaving started == true with only a completed cron handle and no scheduler until another explicit stop/start.
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Because dispatch now returns immediately, a long job can still be running when the next successful poll emits healthy: true and leaves last_emitted_health at Some(true). If that job then fails, its task publishes healthy: false, but subsequent idle successful polls suppress their recovery event because the local tracker still says true, so the scheduler remains reported as degraded indefinitely; completion needs to invalidate the tracker (or otherwise coordinate the recovery state).
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| if let Err(error) = super::policy::clear_policy(config, id) { | ||
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Propagate bulk policy-cleanup errors.
clear_all_jobs currently logs and ignores clear_all_policies failures. test_reset therefore can report success while policy rows remain, violating its pristine-state contract.
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| /// The runtime's scheduled jobs. See [`crate::cron`]. | ||
| pub fn cron(&self) -> crate::cron::Cron<'_> { | ||
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Reject cron operations when the discovered config is unavailable.
When config loading fails, the runtime stores Config::default() as base_config and records config_unavailable. Cron remains enabled by default, so its methods can read and write the placeholder workspace's cron store. Carry config_unavailable into Cron and return an error before any cron store operation.
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🟠 Major · Restore the job state when policy persistence fails. · cron.rs:408-411
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRestore the job state when policy persistence fails.
Cron::upsertpersists the job before callingpolicy::set_policy. If that policy write fails, the method returns an error but leaves a newly created job or the existing job’s updated fields persisted. Apply one shared transaction or compensating rollback across the job and policy writes. The rollback must delete a newly created job and restore the prior existing-job fields.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Preserve the claimed slot when stopping cron. · dispatch.rs:66-91
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the claimed slot when stopping cron.
claim_slotadvances the persistednext_runbefore the job starts. IfRuntime::stop_services()or runtime teardown aborts cron, the dispatcher drops its owned tasks. A job that is already executing can therefore stop beforepersist_job_result_for_runrecords a run or callsreschedule_after_run. The persisted slot remains in the future, so the current occurrence is silently lost after restart.Make cron shutdown drain dispatcher-owned jobs before aborting the cron task, or restore each claimed job's original slot when cancellation is required. A task waiting for a semaphore permit is not the root cause; shutdown cancels both waiting and executing tasks after their slots were already claimed.
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the cron task, allowing each claimed occurrence to finish and persist its result
and reschedule. Ensure the drain covers both permit-waiting and executing jobs.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-embed/src/cron.rs:
- Around line 408-411: Update Cron::upsert so the job write and
policy::set_policy are atomic: if policy persistence fails, delete a newly
created job or restore the existing job’s prior fields before returning the
error. Use a shared transaction where available or compensating rollback,
preserving successful upsert behavior.
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| if let Some(docs) = documents()? { | ||
| let id = job_id.to_string(); | ||
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| declare(&docs).await?; | ||
| Ok(docs | ||
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| .map(|stored| from_doc(&stored.doc)) | ||
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Preserve policies when enabling a document backend.
When current_scoped() returns a document backend, get_policy returns the document value and does not read the SQLite table. If the workspace already has SQLite policy rows, those rows can become invisible after the backend is enabled. Retry and single-flight settings then revert to their defaults.
Migrate existing SQLite rows before switching stores, or retain a controlled SQLite fallback for document misses and update or clear legacy rows when document-backed policies change.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/cron/policy.rs around lines 97 -
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Update get_policy’s document-backend path so existing SQLite policy rows remain
available when a document lookup misses, using a controlled SQLite fallback or
migrating those rows before switching stores; ensure document-backed policy
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Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
main landed its own live-agent registry (AgentContextRegistry, tinyhumansai#7078/tinyhumansai#7086) and a per-live-agent cron pass (tick_live_agents). Unify instead of carrying two: storage::agents reads live contexts from AgentContextRegistry, which now records each registered agent id in the backend; the derive_with hook and the private LIVE map are gone, and context.rs is main's. Cron keeps main's dispatcher and tick_live_agents (live agents only — a recorded agent's jobs need its live context), and with a backend no longer requires the agent's jobs.db. CoreContext::for_agent moves to context_for_agent.rs (main's context_agent.rs holds the agent parts). The record cache is keyed by backend, device owner lookups fail closed, and the boot sweep plan is explicit (shared + SaaS sweeps nothing). Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
tinyhumansai#7204 merged on main with its own registry (a derive_with hook feeding a private LIVE map) beside tinyhumansai#7078's AgentContextRegistry. This branch keeps the unified design: AgentContextRegistry is the one live registry, and the derive_with hook and LIVE map go. Every conflicted file was tinyhumansai#7204's earlier version of code this branch supersedes. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Summary
RuntimeBuilder::buildstarts the selected services when theServiceSetasks for more thanharness_init(e.g.cron: true).Runtime::start_services()andstop_services()give explicit control. Dropping the runtime stops them, and a second runtime still getsAlreadyRunning.agent::host_agents). This is a process-wideHostAgentResolverport. Cron agent jobs and workflowagentnodes check it before the registries. When it knows the id, the session is built as the embed agent: its definition and system prompt, its host tools (spec belt plus attachments), its provider model and route, and its ownCoreContext. Origins are unchanged:TrustedAutomation { Cron }for cron, and the workflow origin with nested escalation for flow nodes. When it doesn't know the id, everything works as before.runtime.cron()providesupsert(idempotent by name),list,remove,run_nowandruns.runtime.on_system_job(name, handler)registers a handler, and the handler's result becomes the recorded run result.retries(Some(0)means exactly one attempt) andsingle_flight, stored in a host-owned side table;Problem
An embedder (teeny) wants OpenHuman's own cron to drive scheduled turns of agents registered with
runtime.agent(AgentSpec…), using their host tools and system prompt. Today that's impossible:CoreRuntime::start_services();okas soon as they are dispatched.Solution
agent/host_agents.rs:HostAgent { definition, config, host_tools, context }withsession_host()(built underCoreContext::sync_scope, new) andscope();install/clear_if/resolvefollow thesession_storeslot pattern.cron/scheduler/agent_run.rs):build_agent_for_cron_jobresolves a host agent first. On a hit it skips the registry model overrides, applies the job'smodelon top of the agent's config, and runs the turn insideCoreContext::scope(agent ctx, with_origin(TrustedAutomation{Cron}, …)).flows/tinyflows/caps/agent.rs):AgentRoute::HostAgent, checked first;run_via_harnessbuilds from the host agent and scopes the turn in its context;builder_gatesaccepts host agent refs.cron/policy.rs):JobPolicy { retries: Option<u32>, single_flight: bool }is stored in acron_job_policiestable in the samejobs.db;CronJoblives in the vendoredtinyflows-schedule, so this does not modify any submodule.cron/scheduler/dispatch.rs,in_flight.rs,slot.rs):JoinSet, bounded by a semaphore ofscheduler.max_concurrent, and the poll returns immediately;next_runis advanced, then recomputed from the finish time as before;single_flightthe skip is recorded as askippedrun, andrun_now/cron.runrefuse while the job is running;scheduler::is_running()).cron/system_job_handlers.rs):register(name, handler) -> SystemJobRegistration;CronSystemJobDue, then awaits the handler and records its result. With no handler, behaviour is unchanged.on_system_jobregisters an awaited in-process handler instead.core/runtime/services.rs):ServiceTaskstracker:start_servicesis idempotent and tracks the top-level loops (cron, channels, login-gated, update checker);CoreRuntime::stop_services()andDropabort them;load_config_with_timeoutinside the runtime's own context, so an embedder's scheduler polls its workspace.ops::run_job_now: runs a job to completion, with retry budget, run record and delivery.cron.runreuses the samerun_and_record.Possible split: this could land as 3a (services, resolver, facade) and 3b (cron semantics: policy, dispatch, handlers). It is one branch with checkpoint commits. I can split it if reviewers prefer.
Reconciled with main
Rebased onto main after the embed
Runtimewas split intobuild.rs/presets.rs/run.rs/seams.rsand the storage ports landed.RuntimeBuilder::buildstill starts services that go beyondharness_init;start_servicesis idempotent, so a transport that also calls it once its listener is bound does not start them twice. Cron job policies stay in the SQLitecron_job_policiestable even when a storage backend is configured;remove_job/clear_all_jobsclear them on both paths.Submission Checklist
host_agents_tests,policy_tests,in_flight_tests,system_job_handlers_tests,scheduler_dispatch_tests,scheduler_host_agent_tests,ops_tests(run_job_now, single-flight refusal),services_tests(ServiceTasks),context_tests(sync_scope), flowsagent_tests(routing);cron_tests,builder_tests,tests/cron_agents.rs(end to end with a wiremock provider),tests/public_api.rs.Impact
next_runadvances when it is dispatched, so a crash mid-run no longer re-runs the job at startup (at-most-once per slot);Related
retries/single_flighton thecron.add/cron.updateRPC and UI;AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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RUST_MIN_STACK=67108864 cargo test -p openhuman --lib: 8030 passed, 6 failed. The 6 failures are macOS-only and in files this PR doesn't touch (/procgrant, symlink errno, docker exec, managed-Python shell). They fail the same way when run on their own.cargo test -p openhuman-embed: all suites pass, includingcron_agents(2/2) andpublic_api(2/2).cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy -p openhuman -p openhuman-embed --all-targets -- -D warningscargo check --workspace --all-targetspnpm rust:layout,pnpm docs:checkscripts/ci/check-agent-runtime-boundary.mjs,check-feature-forwarding.mjs,check-ignored-tests.mjs,check-submodule-monotonic.mjs,check-module-pins.mjs,check-gated-test-allowlist.shValidation Blocked
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