feat(hooks): add HookType.AGENT for agent-based hook evaluation#3052
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This PR still has some problems.
I’d recommend checking the implementation of sub-agents or the conversation.fork logic to see how we handle similar cases.
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@VascoSch92 I've addressed your review comments , changes are pushed. @csmith49 Is #3148 out of scope for this feature ? |
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I think it's probably out of scope for now, but I'll leave the final determination to Vasco. |
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We're getting close!
Could I ask you to add a new example for this hook so we can see how it works? and to fix the last comments?
Thanks a lot for your time.
I agree with @csmith49 : it is out of scope and I think the PR is already pretty complicated... |
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Hi @VascoSch92, quick question before I apply your usage_id suggestion. You proposed f"hook-agent:{hook.name or 'default'}". I noticed that earlier in this same PR I |
- Replace hardcoded system prompt with user-configurable system_prompt field - Replace prompt field with system_prompt on HookDefinition - Make tools configurable via hook.tools (default empty list) - Thread persistence_dir and visualizer through HookManager and create_hook_callback - Add max_iterations field to HookDefinition; remove hardcoded 10 - Inject event payload into user message so agent always has context to evaluate - Call conversation.pause() before pool.shutdown on timeout for safe cleanup - Change HookType to StrEnum - Move test_config.py tests from classes to module-level functions with parametrize
- Add `49_agent_hooks` example demoing `type="agent"` hooks for lifecycle events. - Includes security and quality review use cases with detailed README. - Refactor hook executor for enhanced JSON parsing and timeout handling. - Simplify sub-conversation logic with `_allow` and `_parse_decision` helpers. - Improve robustness against non-standard LLM responses like fenced JSON or chatter. - Make hook LLM copy respect `hook.timeout` and ensure usage metrics isolation. - Extend test coverage for various hook scenarios, including agent LLM configuration.
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Hey @VascoSch92, added an examples/01_standalone_sdk/49_agent_hooks/ example covering two use cases with different approaches, and addressed your comments. |
Good catch, let's converge on one vocabulary, and it should be Two reasons:
-> One thing I'd not do is reuse the full (cc. @enyst do you agree?) |
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Still a couple of things but after that I think we are good to go.
…ng, and metrics isolation. Update comments and tests for clarity.
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@OpenHands fix the pre-commit checks, the check duplicate example numbers and understand why the REST API breakage checks are failing |
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I'm on it! VascoSch92 can track my progress at all-hands.dev |
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Taste Rating: 🟡 Acceptable — useful direction, but a few correctness issues remain.
I left comments on hook cost accounting, visualizer/persistence wiring, malformed decisions, and example coverage/discoverability. Also, uv run ruff check ... currently fails with E501/I001 on changed files, so CI/pre-commit needs cleanup.
Risk Assessment: 🟡 MEDIUM — this changes agent hook execution behavior and could affect agent/eval paths; I’m leaving a COMMENT for maintainer follow-up rather than approving.
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Summary of Work CompletedI addressed the review comment from @VascoSch92 asking to fix the pre-commit checks and understand why the REST API breakage checks were failing. Fixes Applied:
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- Fall open (success=False) on missing/unknown agent decision instead of silently allowing as if it were a deliberate verdict - Request a fresh sub-visualizer for hook sub-conversations rather than handing over the parent's initialized visualizer instance, which LocalConversation.initialize() would rebind to the hook's child state - Split the example into one conversation per demo so the Stop quality gate isn't active during the PreToolUse demo - Rename the example to main.py and register its directory in the example discovery so the example workflow exercises it
…additive response enum values The REST API breakage check failed for two reasons: 1. `command` was changed to `str | None = None`, which made the published `ConversationInfo.hook_config` response property optional and nullable — flagged by oasdiff as a breaking change (`command became optional` + null type widening). Keep `command` a required, non-nullable string in the schema: it now defaults to "" for command-less hook types (PROMPT/AGENT) and __get_pydantic_json_schema__ reports it as required without a default, so the serialized contract is identical to prior releases. 2. Adding the `agent` value to the `HookType` enum tripped `response-property-enum-value-added`. Additive enum values are safe evolution for extensible APIs (clients must tolerate unknown values), the same contract that already allows additive oneOf/anyOf expansion, so the breakage checker now downgrades them to informational notices.
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Taste Rating: 🟡 Acceptable — useful feature direction, but a few correctness and guardrail issues remain.
Risk Assessment: 🟡 MEDIUM — agent-hook execution can affect agent/eval behavior, so I’m leaving a COMMENT for maintainer follow-up rather than approval.
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…bounded example - Agent hooks now resolve the conversation's current LLM at execution time via an llm_getter threaded through create_hook_callback → HookManager → HookExecutor. Previously the LLM was captured once at hook init, so switch_llm()/switch_profile() left agent hooks using stale model config. - REST breakage check: scope the response enum-value-added downgrade to the hook discriminator (HookConfig → hooks[] → type) instead of allowlisting every response enum addition, so a future unrelated status/mode enum value is still treated as a breaking change. - 51_agent_hooks example: cap each demo conversation at MAX_ITERATIONS and fail fast on ERROR/STUCK end states so a denial loop can't burn calls up to the default 500-iteration limit / CI timeout; run each demo with a fresh, metrics-reset LLM so EXAMPLE_COST no longer double-counts Demo 1's spend.
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HookType.AGENTfrom #2864 — a new hook type that spawns a short-lived sub-conversation to evaluate whether an agent operation should be allowed or denied.What changed
config.pyHookType.AGENT = "agent"to the enumcommandis nowstr | None(was required) — enables non-command hook typesprompt: str | None— the policy text given to the agent evaluatorname: str | None— optional user-facing label for the hook_validate_type_fieldsvalidator: COMMAND requirescommand, AGENT rejectscommandandasync=truedisplay_commandproperty: returnscommand→name→prompt[:20]→"agent-hook:agent"— fixes ambiguity when multiple agent hooks are configured on the same eventexecutor.pyllm: LLM | Noneparameter toHookExecutor.__init___execute_agent_hook(): spawnsLocalConversationwithGrepTool/GlobTool,hook_config=None(no recursion),persistence_dir=None(ephemeral)model_copy() + reset_metrics()— hook costs do not bleed into parent conversation metricsThreadPoolExecutor+future.result(timeout=hook.timeout)+pool.shutdown(wait=False)— main agent is never blocked indefinitelyhook.execute.agent, not orphaned traces@observe(name="hook.execute.agent")wraps the method — hook execution is a named span in Laminar/Jaegerevent_typeon all warning/debug paths; hook LLM cost logged on completionHookType.PROMPTnow returns a graceful allow with warning instead of raisingNotImplementedError— fixes theValidationErrorcrash reported in [Bug]: Prompt-based Stop hooks cause validation error #2749: users with{"type": "prompt", "prompt": "..."}in theirhooks.jsonno longer get a hard crash, the hook safely defaults to allow until PROMPT is implementedmanager.py— threadsllmthrough toHookExecutorconversation_hooks.py— threadsllmthroughcreate_hook_callback→HookManager; replaces all 6hook.commandcall sites withhook.display_commandlocal_conversation.py— passesllm=self.agent.llmtocreate_hook_callbackTests
uv run pytest tests/sdk/hooks/ -q)display_commandfallback chain — name → prompt prefix → static labelCloses #2864
Fixes #2749
Related: #2755 —
_execute_prompt_hookshould be a separate entrypoint (own@observespan, ownusage_id) so telemetry labels stay honest when PROMPT is implemented, per discussion with @VascoSch92Test plan
uv run pytest tests/sdk/hooks/ -q— 109 passedtimeoutfield — does not hang main agent