@aparte/engine 0.16.10 → 0.17.0

package/README.md

@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ Conversation compaction (the context budget, the selector, the summariser) is
 
 ## Owning the history (prefix-cache hosts)
 
-By default the loop keeps the message list and re-sends it every turn, enriched with the
-`tool_call` / `tool_result` turns it produced. That is right for a stateless message API, and
-wrong for a **prefix cache** — llama.cpp slots, vLLM — where turn N+1 must *extend* turn N
-byte for byte or the cache is thrown away.
+By default the loop keeps the message list and re-sends it every turn, enriched with the assistant
+turn that carries the calls and the `tool` turn that answers each one. That is right for a
+stateless message API, and wrong for a **prefix cache** — llama.cpp slots, vLLM — where turn N+1
+must *extend* turn N byte for byte or the cache is thrown away.
 
 Such a host owns its own transcript. It already controls the request (`transportCall` receives
 the built request and may ignore `request.messages`); `onHistoryAppend` is the other half —
@@ -48,11 +48,18 @@ const log = new PromptLog();                       // your append-only transcrip
 await runStreamAgent({
   // …messageId, emitter, signal, toolLookup
   baseRequest: { messages: [], modelId: 'my-model' }, // your transport may ignore both
-  onHistoryAppend: (turn) => log.append(turn),     // tool_call · tool_result · phase reply
+  onHistoryAppend: (turn) => log.append(turn),     // the calls · each result · each reply
   transportCall: () => myCompletion(log.render()), // your own bytes, extended not rebuilt
 });
 ```
 
+One caveat the example glosses over: the assistant turn is reported the moment its **first** call
+completes, and both its `content` and its `toolCalls` are finalised later in the same turn. A log
+that writes bytes on receipt, like `PromptLog` above, must therefore hold the object and re-read it
+before serialising, or append the assistant turn only once the turn's last `tool` message has
+arrived. A snapshot taken on receipt loses the whole sentence the assistant said before it called
+anything.
+
 Wiring it through core's seam needs no core change — augment the options at injection:
 
 ```ts

package/dist/agent/stream-events.d.ts

@@ -107,20 +107,14 @@ export interface StreamImagePart {
     image: string;
     mimeType?: string;
 }
-export interface StreamFilePart {
-    type: 'file';
-    data: string;
-    mimeType: string;
-    name?: string;
-}
-export type StreamContentPart = StreamTextPart | StreamImagePart | StreamFilePart;
+export type StreamContentPart = StreamTextPart | StreamImagePart;
 /**
  * A conversation message (mirrors `AparteChatMessage`).
  *
  * `role` used to be a bare `string`, justified by a comment saying the loop needed
- * to push the `'tool_call'` / `'tool_result'` envelope roles "without importing
- * core's union". But core's union already contains both — so the reason had not
- * been true for some time, and the looseness cost something real: `transportCall`
+ * to push the envelope roles of a tool turn "without importing core's union". But
+ * core's union already contained them — so the reason had not been true for some
+ * time, and the looseness cost something real: `transportCall`
  * is contravariant, so this message type must ALSO be assignable to core's, and a
  * `string` role is not assignable to a closed union. That was the last link in the
  * chain that stopped `streamRunner: runStreamAgent` from compiling.
@@ -129,7 +123,7 @@ export type StreamContentPart = StreamTextPart | StreamImagePart | StreamFilePar
  * runtime; core, which depends on this package, compiles the two against each other.
  */
 export interface StreamAgentMessage {
-    role: 'user' | 'assistant' | 'system' | 'tool_call' | 'tool_result';
+    role: 'user' | 'assistant' | 'system' | 'tool';
     /**
      * Message content — carried, never inspected by this loop.
      *
@@ -140,12 +134,15 @@ export interface StreamAgentMessage {
      * the headline of five docs pages — did not typecheck.
      */
     content: string | StreamContentPart[];
-    /** Present on a `'tool_call'` envelope — the whole turn's calls, grouped. */
+    /**
+     * Present on an `'assistant'` message — the whole turn's calls, grouped. What it
+     * said before them is that message's own `content`, `''` when it said nothing.
+     */
     toolCalls?: StreamToolCall[];
-    /** Present on a `'tool_result'` message — which call it answers. */
+    /** Present on a `'tool'` message — which call it answers. */
     toolCallId?: string;
-    /** Assistant text that preceded the tool call(s) this turn. */
-    precedingText?: string;
+    /** Present on a `'tool'` message — the name of the tool that ran. */
+    toolName?: string;
 }
 /**
  * The request handed to the transport each turn (mirrors `AparteChatRequest`).
@@ -173,7 +170,12 @@ export interface StreamChatRequest {
     modelId: string;
     /** Per-turn hints carried through for the host (`prefixSegments`, and whatever the consumer puts there); the loop reads none. */
     _meta?: Record<string, unknown>;
-    /** `'none'` makes the loop drop the tool inventory for that turn. */
+    /**
+     * `'none'` makes the loop drop the tool inventory for that turn. An object forces
+     * a tool, and forcing is a turn-1 instruction: the loop sends it on the first
+     * transport call of the run and lifts it (to `'auto'`) for every turn after, so
+     * the model can answer once the tool has.
+     */
     toolChoice?: 'auto' | 'none' | {
         name: string;
         input?: Record<string, unknown>;

package/dist/agent/stream-events.d.ts.map

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package/dist/agent/stream-run.d.ts

@@ -47,10 +47,11 @@ export interface StreamRunOptions {
     /** Per-tool-call handler timeout in ms. @default 300000 */
     toolTimeoutMs?: number;
     /**
-     * Called for every turn the loop appends to the history — the grouped
-     * `tool_call` envelope, each `tool_result` (resolved or rejected), and a
-     * pipeline phase's reply — in order, and always before the transport call that
-     * would carry it. Never called for the messages you passed in `baseRequest`.
+     * Called for every turn the loop appends to the history — the assistant message
+     * carrying the turn's calls, each `tool` message answering one (resolved or
+     * rejected), and a pipeline phase's reply — in order, and always before the
+     * transport call that would carry it. Never called for the messages you passed
+     * in `baseRequest`.
      *
      * For hosts that own their own transcript. The loop re-sends its `messages`
      * array every turn, which suits stateless message APIs but not a **prefix
@@ -60,11 +61,23 @@ export interface StreamRunOptions {
      * log, instead of reimplementing the loop's tool bookkeeping. Synchronous and
      * ordered, like {@link emitter}.
      *
-     * One rule about the envelope: a turn's `tool_call` message is reported ONCE, when
+     * One rule about the envelope: a turn's assistant message is reported ONCE, when
      * its first call completes, and the calls that complete later in the same turn are
      * already in that same object's `toolCalls` — the array is shared by reference, not
      * copied. Hold the reference, not a snapshot, and every result you receive after it
      * is declared by it.
+     *
+     * Two of its fields are finalised after you are notified, then: `toolCalls` gains
+     * the turn's later calls, and `content` is re-read at the turn's end (a provider
+     * that emits `[tool, text]` streams the rest of the sentence after the envelope is
+     * opened — see `syncEnvelopeText`). A host that must write BYTES at receipt — an
+     * append-only log, which cannot hold a reference — should therefore treat the
+     * envelope as provisional and write it only once the turn's last `tool` message
+     * has arrived, or re-read the object it holds before serialising.
+     *
+     * `content` is the field that moved here, and the failure is louder than it was:
+     * a snapshot no longer loses a trailing clause, it loses the whole sentence the
+     * assistant said before it called anything.
      */
     onHistoryAppend?: (message: StreamAgentMessage) => void;
     /**

package/dist/agent/stream-run.d.ts.map

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package/dist/index.js

@@ -61,11 +61,13 @@ async function runStreamAgent(opts) {
         throw outcome.error;
       }
       emitter({ type: "tool-resolved", toolCallId: syntheticId, result: outcome.content, structuredResult: outcome.structuredContent });
-      append({ role: "tool_call", content: "", toolCalls: [{ id: syntheticId, name: tc.name, input: tc.input }] });
-      append({ role: "tool_result", content: outcome.content, toolCallId: syntheticId });
+      append({ role: "assistant", content: "", toolCalls: [{ id: syntheticId, name: tc.name, input: tc.input }] });
+      append({ role: "tool", content: outcome.content, toolCallId: syntheticId, toolName: tc.name });
       baseRequest = { ...baseRequest, toolChoice: "none", tools: void 0 };
     }
     const request = { ...baseRequest, messages };
+    const forced = baseRequest["toolChoice"];
+    if (forced && typeof forced === "object") baseRequest = { ...baseRequest, toolChoice: "auto" };
     let response;
     try {
       response = await transportCall(request);
@@ -89,13 +91,26 @@ async function runStreamAgent(opts) {
     const declareCall = (call) => {
       toolCallsThisTurn.push(call);
       if (envelope) return;
-      envelope = { role: "tool_call", content: "", toolCalls: toolCallsThisTurn, precedingText: precedingText.trim() || void 0 };
+      envelope = { role: "assistant", content: precedingText.trim(), toolCalls: toolCallsThisTurn };
       append(envelope);
     };
+    const syncEnvelopeText = () => {
+      if (envelope) envelope.content = precedingText.trim();
+    };
+    const idsThisTurn = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
+    const uniqueCallId = (raw) => {
+      let id = raw;
+      for (let n = 2; idsThisTurn.has(id); n++) id = `${raw}#${n}`;
+      idsThisTurn.add(id);
+      return id;
+    };
     const iterator = response[Symbol.asyncIterator]();
     const bailOnAbort = async () => {
       if (!signal.aborted) return false;
-      await iterator.return?.(void 0);
+      try {
+        await iterator.return?.(void 0);
+      } catch {
+      }
       continueLoop = false;
       return true;
     };
@@ -127,28 +142,29 @@ async function runStreamAgent(opts) {
           continue;
         }
         sawToolUse = true;
-        emitter({ type: "tool-start", toolCallId: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });
+        const callId = uniqueCallId(event.id);
+        emitter({ type: "tool-start", toolCallId: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });
         const cfg = toolConfigLookup?.(event.name);
         const effectiveMaxTurns = cfg?.maxTurns ?? maxTurns;
         if (turns > effectiveMaxTurns) {
-          emitter({ type: "turn-limit-exceeded", scope: "tool", limit: effectiveMaxTurns, toolCallId: event.id });
+          emitter({ type: "turn-limit-exceeded", scope: "tool", limit: effectiveMaxTurns, toolCallId: callId });
           continueLoop = false;
           break;
         }
         const handler = toolLookup(event.name);
         if (!handler) {
-          emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: event.id });
+          emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: callId });
           continueLoop = false;
           break;
         }
         let effectiveInput = event.input;
-        const gated = typeof cfg?.needsApproval === "function" ? cfg.needsApproval({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input }) : cfg?.needsApproval;
+        const gated = typeof cfg?.needsApproval === "function" ? cfg.needsApproval({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input }) : cfg?.needsApproval;
         if (gated) {
           if (gated !== "deny") {
-            emitter({ type: "tool-awaiting-approval", toolCallId: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });
+            emitter({ type: "tool-awaiting-approval", toolCallId: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });
           }
           if (!approvalResolver) {
-            emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: event.id });
+            emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: callId });
             continueLoop = false;
             break;
           }
@@ -156,7 +172,7 @@ async function runStreamAgent(opts) {
           if (!signal.aborted) {
             try {
               decision = await approvalResolver(
-                { id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input },
+                { id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input },
                 signal
               );
             } catch (err) {
@@ -164,45 +180,48 @@ async function runStreamAgent(opts) {
             }
           }
           if (signal.aborted || !decision) {
-            emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: event.id });
+            emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: callId });
             continueLoop = false;
             break;
           }
           if (!decision.approved) {
             const rejection = decision.reason?.trim() || (decision.instruction ? `The user rejected this tool call and said: ${decision.instruction}` : "Tool execution was rejected by the user.");
-            emitter({ type: "tool-rejected", toolCallId: event.id, reason: rejection });
-            declareCall({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });
-            append({ role: "tool_result", content: rejection, toolCallId: event.id });
+            emitter({ type: "tool-rejected", toolCallId: callId, reason: rejection });
+            declareCall({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });
+            append({ role: "tool", content: rejection, toolCallId: callId, toolName: event.name });
             break;
           }
           if (decision.payload && typeof decision.payload === "object" && !Array.isArray(decision.payload)) {
             effectiveInput = { ...event.input, ...decision.payload };
           }
-          emitter({ type: "tool-approved", toolCallId: event.id });
+          emitter({ type: "tool-approved", toolCallId: callId });
         }
         const outcome = await invokeToolHandler(
           handler,
-          { id: event.id, name: event.name, input: effectiveInput },
+          { id: callId, name: event.name, input: effectiveInput },
           signal,
           toolTimeoutMs
         );
         if (outcome.status === "aborted") {
-          emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: event.id });
+          emitter({ type: "tool-aborted", toolCallId: callId });
           continueLoop = false;
           break;
         } else if (outcome.status === "failed") {
-          emitter({ type: "tool-failed", toolCallId: event.id, error: errorText(outcome.error) });
+          emitter({ type: "tool-failed", toolCallId: callId, error: errorText(outcome.error) });
           throw outcome.error;
         } else {
-          emitter({ type: "tool-resolved", toolCallId: event.id, result: outcome.content, structuredResult: outcome.structuredContent });
-          declareCall({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });
-          append({ role: "tool_result", content: outcome.content, toolCallId: event.id });
+          emitter({ type: "tool-resolved", toolCallId: callId, result: outcome.content, structuredResult: outcome.structuredContent });
+          declareCall({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });
+          append({ role: "tool", content: outcome.content, toolCallId: callId, toolName: event.name });
         }
       }
       emitter({ type: "text-flush" });
+      syncEnvelopeText();
     } finally {
-      await iterator.return?.(void 0).catch(() => {
-      });
+      try {
+        await iterator.return?.(void 0);
+      } catch {
+      }
     }
     if (!sawToolUse) continueLoop = false;
   }

package/dist/index.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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Returns the\n     * structured stream, or a plain string for a non-streaming provider. Mirrors\n     * `getTransport().chat(provider, request, auth, ctx)` with provider/auth/ctx\n     * closed over by the adapter.\n     */\n    transportCall: (request: StreamChatRequest) => Promise<AsyncIterable<StreamChatEvent> | string>;\n    /** Resolves a tool's handler by name (mirrors `aparteGlobalConfig.getToolHandler`). */\n    toolLookup: (name: string) => StreamToolHandler | undefined;\n    /** Resolves a tool's loop config by name (maxTurns / needsApproval). */\n    toolConfigLookup?: (name: string) => StreamToolConfig | undefined;\n    /** HITL approval resolver for `needsApproval` tools (default: never called). */\n    approvalResolver?: StreamApprovalResolver;\n    /** Synchronous, ordered event sink consumed by the adapter. */\n    emitter: StreamRunEmitter;\n    /** Single abort signal composing `_isAborted` + the stream controller. */\n    signal: AbortSignal;\n    /** Global turn cap. @default 10 */\n    maxTurns?: number;\n    /** Per-tool-call handler timeout in ms. @default 300000 */\n    toolTimeoutMs?: number;\n    /**\n     * Called for every turn the loop appends to the history — the grouped\n     * `tool_call` envelope, each `tool_result` (resolved or rejected), and a\n     * pipeline phase's reply — in order, and always before the transport call that\n     * would carry it. Never called for the messages you passed in `baseRequest`.\n     *\n     * For hosts that own their own transcript. The loop re-sends its `messages`\n     * array every turn, which suits stateless message APIs but not a **prefix\n     * cache** (llama.cpp slots, vLLM), where turn N+1 must EXTEND turn N byte for\n     * byte. Such a host builds its own request in {@link transportCall} — ignoring\n     * `request.messages` — and mirrors these notifications into its append-only\n     * log, instead of reimplementing the loop's tool bookkeeping. Synchronous and\n     * ordered, like {@link emitter}.\n     *\n     * One rule about the envelope: a turn's `tool_call` message is reported ONCE, when\n     * its first call completes, and the calls that complete later in the same turn are\n     * already in that same object's `toolCalls` — the array is shared by reference, not\n     * copied. 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No DOM effect of its own.\n        emitter({ type: 'turn-start' });\n\n        // Per-turn streaming state.\n        let precedingText = '';\n        const toolCallsThisTurn: StreamToolCall[] = [];\n        // \"Did this turn ask for tools\" — a different question from \"which calls are\n        // declared\" (`toolCallsThisTurn`, which now holds only committed ones).\n        let sawToolUse = false;\n        /**\n         * The turn's ONE `tool_call` envelope, held by reference. Created — and\n         * appended, so the host is notified once — the first time a call needs it;\n         * every later call of the turn is already in the SAME `toolCalls` array, so a\n         * `tool_result` appended afterwards is always declared by it.\n         *\n         * This replaces an id scan over `messages` that guessed whether the envelope\n         * was already there. The `create_artifact` fast path pushed a fresh envelope\n         * of its own; the scan then found the artifact's id in it, concluded \"already\n         * pushed\", and the next tool's result went out with no call declaring it —\n         * the P0 of the 2026-08-28 audit, a history an Anthropic-shaped API rejects\n         * outright. A reference cannot be guessed wrong.\n         */\n        let envelope: StreamAgentMessage | null = null;\n        /*\n         * A call is DECLARED in the envelope only once it is committed to producing\n         * a `tool_result` — at the three sites that append one right after. It used\n         * to be pushed the moment the `tool_use` event was read, into the same array\n         * the envelope holds by reference, so a call halted before its result (no\n         * handler, turn limit, missing resolver, an abort during the wait) still\n         * appeared in a history the host was told to hold by reference: a\n         * `tool_call` declaring a call that never gets a result.\n         */\n        const declareCall = (call: StreamToolCall): void => {\n            toolCallsThisTurn.push(call);\n            if (envelope) return;\n            envelope = { role: 'tool_call', content: '', toolCalls: toolCallsThisTurn, precedingText: precedingText.trim() || undefined };\n            append(envelope);\n        };\n\n        // ── inner (SSE) loop — manual iteration so we can abort around each read.\n        // Checked on BOTH sides of the read, and the second check is the one that\n        // matters: the loop spends nearly all of its time parked on `next()`, so an\n        // abort arriving while parked — the user pressing Stop while watching text\n        // stream — is invisible to a check that only runs before the await. It also\n        // covers both shapes a provider takes on abort: an `error` event or a quiet\n        // close. Without it the `error` branch below throws and the caller reports a\n        // deliberate stop as a failure. Mirrors `_streamLoop`'s `bailOnAbort`.\n        const iterator = response[Symbol.asyncIterator]();\n        const bailOnAbort = async (): Promise<boolean> => {\n            if (!signal.aborted) return false;\n            await iterator.return?.(undefined);\n            continueLoop = false;\n            return true;\n        };\n        try {\n            while (true) {\n                if (await bailOnAbort()) break;\n\n                const step = await iterator.next();\n                if (await bailOnAbort()) break;\n                if (step.done) break;\n                const event = step.value;\n\n                if (event.type === 'thinking') {\n                    emitter({ type: 'thinking-delta', delta: event.delta });\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'text') {\n                    precedingText += event.delta;\n                    emitter({ type: 'text-delta', delta: event.delta });\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'done') {\n                    if (event.usage) lastUsage = event.usage;\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'error') {\n                    // Mirror `_streamLoop`: throw; the caller's catch handles it.\n                    throw new Error(event.message);\n                }\n\n                // A DISCRIMINANT GUARD, not a comment.\n                //\n                // This used to be the bare comment `// event.type === 'tool_use'`, so\n                // anything the chain above did not recognise fell in here and was\n                // treated as a tool call: a `tool-start` / `tool-aborted` pair with an\n                // undefined id and name, and — worse — the rest of the stream was\n                // never processed, so the reply was truncated too.\n                //\n                // Core's inline loop had the opposite failure on the same input (it\n                // threw and replaced the reply with an error bubble). Both now ignore\n                // the event and carry on, which is what forward compatibility with a\n                // provider SDK actually requires.\n                if (event.type !== 'tool_use') {\n                    warnUnknownStreamEvent(event);\n                    continue;\n                }\n                sawToolUse = true;\n\n                // No built-in tool of any name: `create_artifact` used to be dispatched\n                // here, before the tool path, with no handler, no approval and its own\n                // result. A tool is a tool — the app registers it (`@aparte/plugin-artifacts`\n                // does), and it goes through tool-start, the gate, the handler and the\n                // envelope like every other.\n                emitter({ type: 'tool-start', toolCallId: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n\n                const cfg = toolConfigLookup?.(event.name);\n\n                // Per-tool maxTurns — the same arithmetic as the global cap (`>`), so one\n                // number means one thing on both knobs. It was `>=`: `maxTurns: 1` on a\n                // tool made it un-callable on the very first turn, and `maxTurns: N`\n                // allowed N-1 calls against the global option's N.\n                const effectiveMaxTurns = cfg?.maxTurns ?? maxTurns;\n                if (turns > effectiveMaxTurns) {\n                    emitter({ type: 'turn-limit-exceeded', scope: 'tool', limit: effectiveMaxTurns, toolCallId: event.id });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                }\n\n                const handler = toolLookup(event.name);\n                if (!handler) {\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: event.id });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                }\n\n                let effectiveInput = event.input;\n\n                // ── HITL approval gate ────────────────────────────────────────\n                const gated = typeof cfg?.needsApproval === 'function'\n                    ? cfg.needsApproval({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input as Record<string, unknown> })\n                    : cfg?.needsApproval;\n                if (gated) {\n                    // Announced only when someone is actually being asked: a `'deny'` is a\n                    // decision already made, and announcing a pause for it painted\n                    // `awaiting-approval` on the row and raised `aparte-tool-approval-request`\n                    // for a call nobody was ever going to be asked about.\n                    if (gated !== 'deny') {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-awaiting-approval', toolCallId: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                    }\n                    /*\n                     * Nothing can ask, so nothing may answer.\n                     *\n                     * The default was `async () => ({ approved: false })`, which sent the\n                     * loop into the refusal branch and appended \"rejected by the user\" —\n                     * a host that forgot to wire a resolver had not refused anything, and\n                     * the model was told a person had. A misconfiguration is an aborted\n                     * call, not a decision.\n                     */\n                    if (!approvalResolver) {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: event.id });\n                        continueLoop = false;\n                        break;\n                    }\n                    /*\n                     * A stop is not a refusal either. Core's built-in channel resolves\n                     * `{ approved: false }` on abort, indistinguishable by value from an\n                     * explicit Reject — so the signal is what tells them apart. No\n                     * `tool_result`: an aborted call has nothing true to tell the model.\n                     *\n                     * Checked on three sides of the wait, because the stop can land on\n                     * any of them: while the gate was being shown (a host that reacts to\n                     * `awaiting-approval` synchronously — the panel's own Stop button),\n                     * inside the resolver (a channel that rejects with an AbortError\n                     * rather than resolving), or after it resolved. The first and second\n                     * used to fall through to the run-level abort, which never marked the\n                     * call: the segment stayed `awaiting-approval` for good.\n                     */\n                    let decision: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof approvalResolver>> | undefined;\n                    if (!signal.aborted) {\n                        try {\n                            decision = await approvalResolver(\n                                { id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input as Record<string, unknown> },\n                                signal,\n                            );\n                        } catch (err) {\n                            if (!signal.aborted && (err as { name?: string } | undefined)?.name !== 'AbortError') throw err;\n                        }\n                    }\n                    if (signal.aborted || !decision) {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: event.id });\n                        continueLoop = false;\n                        break;\n                    }\n\n                    if (!decision.approved) {\n                        /*\n                         * The user's own words when they gave them, and the fixed sentence\n                         * otherwise — byte-identical to core's twin, because this is the\n                         * only thing the model gets to read about the refusal.\n                         *\n                         * This branch used to hardcode the generic sentence. The resolver\n                         * type declared `instruction` and the whole loop never referenced\n                         * it, so on the engine path — the recommended one — a user who\n                         * refused and typed \"use the staging bucket instead\" had those\n                         * words dropped before the model saw them. Handing the model a\n                         * turn after a refusal exists SO THAT it reads the refusal; here\n                         * there was nothing to read.\n                         *\n                         * The parity suite could not see it: its resolver returned\n                         * `{ approved }` and never an instruction, so both loops agreed on\n                         * a case neither exercised. It supplies one now.\n                         */\n                        // Truthiness, like `instruction` beside it: an empty `reason` is no\n                        // reason, not an empty tool_result.\n                        const rejection = decision.reason?.trim()\n                            || (decision.instruction\n                                ? `The user rejected this tool call and said: ${decision.instruction}`\n                                : 'Tool execution was rejected by the user.');\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-rejected', toolCallId: event.id, reason: rejection });\n                        declareCall({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                        append({ role: 'tool_result', content: rejection, toolCallId: event.id });\n                        /*\n                         * `break` WITHOUT `continueLoop = false`, and the asymmetry is the\n                         * point. The remaining tool calls of this turn must not run — the\n                         * model asked for several and refusing one cannot license the\n                         * others — but the loop takes another turn, so the sentence just\n                         * appended actually reaches the model. It never did: the turn\n                         * ended here, and telling the assistant what you wanted instead\n                         * meant retyping it as a new message it read out of order.\n                         *\n                         * Core's twin returns `'respond'` for exactly this, and the parity\n                         * suite asserts the two agree.\n                         */\n                        break;\n                    }\n                    if (decision.payload && typeof decision.payload === 'object' && !Array.isArray(decision.payload)) {\n                        effectiveInput = { ...(event.input as Record<string, unknown>), ...(decision.payload as Record<string, unknown>) };\n                    }\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-approved', toolCallId: event.id });\n                }\n\n                // ── handler invocation with per-call timeout ──────────────────\n                const outcome = await invokeToolHandler(\n                    handler,\n                    { id: event.id, name: event.name, input: effectiveInput },\n                    signal,\n                    toolTimeoutMs,\n                );\n                if (outcome.status === 'aborted') {\n                    // Same rule as the rejection / turn-limit / missing-handler\n                    // exits above, which this branch was missing: a stopped turn\n                    // must not go on running the tool calls that follow it.\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: event.id });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                } else if (outcome.status === 'failed') {\n                    // A crash is the handler's, and the run ends on it as before —\n                    // but the row hears about it first, instead of spinning for good.\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-failed', toolCallId: event.id, error: errorText(outcome.error) });\n                    throw outcome.error;\n                } else {\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-resolved', toolCallId: event.id, result: outcome.content, structuredResult: outcome.structuredContent });\n                    declareCall({ id: event.id, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                    append({ role: 'tool_result', content: outcome.content, toolCallId: event.id });\n                }\n            }\n\n            // Turn boundary: finalize the parser (flush residual text). Mirrors\n            // `_streamLoop`'s `textParser.finalize()` call — runs on normal\n            // end AND abort-break, but NOT after a thrown `error` (which escapes\n            // this try before reaching here, exactly like `_streamLoop`).\n            emitter({ type: 'text-flush' });\n\n        } finally {\n            // Mirror `reader.releaseLock()` in the finally: settle the iterator.\n            await iterator.return?.(undefined).catch(() => { /* best effort */ });\n        }\n\n        // No tool calls this turn → the final answer.\n        if (!sawToolUse) continueLoop = false;\n    }\n\n    // Post-loop finalization runs on every exit path (normal / abort / maxTurns).\n    //\n    // `run-aborted` is decided HERE, once, from the signal — not at each site that\n    // notices the abort. It used to be emitted at three of the six abort exits\n    // (top of turn, transport rejection, mid-stream bail), and the three tool-level\n    // ones — a Stop during a handler, during an approval wait, or with no resolver —\n    // set `continueLoop = false` and fell through to `run-done` alone: no terminal\n    // lifecycle event reached the host, so the typing indicator and the streaming\n    // id were never cleared and the turn was never persisted. A tool TIMEOUT aborts\n    // only the child controller, so `signal.aborted` stays false and that turn still\n    // ends as done, unchanged.\n    if (signal.aborted) emitter({ type: 'run-aborted' });\n    emitter({ type: 'run-done', usage: lastUsage });\n    return lastUsage;\n}\n\n/**\n * Run a tool handler with a per-call timeout, linked to the run's abort signal.\n * Resolves `{ status: 'resolved', content }` on success, or `{ status: 'aborted' }`\n * if the handler aborts (timeout OR parent abort); any other error is re-thrown so\n * the caller routes it to lifecycle-error, exactly as `_streamLoop` does. Shared\n * by the generic tool path and the synthetic-toolChoice bypass (mirrors the\n * AbortController + `TOOL_HANDLER_TIMEOUT_MS` dance both use in `_streamLoop`).\n */\nasync function invokeToolHandler(\n    handler: StreamToolHandler,\n    call: StreamToolCall,\n    signal: AbortSignal,\n    toolTimeoutMs: number,\n): Promise<\n    | { status: 'resolved'; content: string; structuredContent?: unknown }\n    | { status: 'aborted' }\n    /** The handler threw something that is not an abort: a crash, reported by the caller then re-thrown. */\n    | { status: 'failed'; error: unknown }\n> {\n    // If the run was already aborted before we got here, don't invoke the\n    // handler at all: a past 'abort' event will never re-fire on the listener\n    // below, so the handler would otherwise run to completion despite cancel.\n    if (signal.aborted) return { status: 'aborted' };\n\n    const controller = new AbortController();\n    const onParentAbort = () => controller.abort();\n    signal.addEventListener('abort', onParentAbort, { once: true });\n\n    /*\n     * The parent abort is RACED for the same reason the timeout is.\n     *\n     * `onParentAbort` above only forwards the Stop to the child controller, and a\n     * deaf handler ignores that exactly as it ignores the timeout's. So a Stop\n     * pressed during a tool call unwound nothing: the loop stayed parked on the\n     * handler until `toolTimeoutMs` expired — five minutes by default — with the\n     * typing indicator still up and the stop button already pressed. The signal is\n     * still fired first, so a handler that honours it gets to reject on its own\n     * terms; this racer is what makes the Stop true when it does not.\n     */\n    let onParentAbortRace: (() => void) | undefined;\n    const parentAborted = new Promise<{ status: 'aborted' }>((resolve) => {\n        onParentAbortRace = () => resolve({ status: 'aborted' });\n        signal.addEventListener('abort', onParentAbortRace, { once: true });\n    });\n\n    /*\n     * RACED, not just signalled.\n     *\n     * Aborting the controller is a request the handler is free to ignore, and the\n     * default shape of a consumer tool ignores it —\n     * `async () => ({ content: await fetch(...).then(r => r.text()) })` never reads\n     * its signal. So the timeout fired, nothing rejected, and the loop waited\n     * forever on an option whose JSDoc promises a timeout.\n     *\n     * The signal still fires first, because a handler that DOES honour it should\n     * get the chance to clean up and reject on its own terms; the race is what\n     * makes the promise true when it does not.\n     */\n    let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined;\n    const timedOut = new Promise<{ status: 'aborted' }>((resolve) => {\n        timeout = setTimeout(() => {\n            controller.abort();\n            resolve({ status: 'aborted' });\n        }, toolTimeoutMs);\n    });\n\n    try {\n        const result = await Promise.race([\n            handler(call, controller.signal).then((r) => ({ status: 'resolved' as const, content: r.content, structuredContent: r.structuredContent })),\n            timedOut,\n            parentAborted,\n        ]);\n        return result;\n    } catch (err: unknown) {\n        if ((err as { name?: string })?.name === 'AbortError') return { status: 'aborted' };\n        // Not thrown from here: the call was announced with `tool-start`, and the\n        // loop's invariant is that an announced call gets exactly one terminal\n        // event. 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Letting it propagate made a\n        // deliberate stop indistinguishable from a transport failure for anyone\n        // driving this loop directly. (Core's `_streamTurn` has the mirror of this\n        // guard; the browser suite is what found the path, after the two\n        // event-level guards were already closed.)\n        const request: StreamChatRequest = { ...baseRequest, messages };\n        /*\n         * Forcing a tool is a TURN-1 instruction, and only the loop can lift it: the\n         * request is rebuilt from `baseRequest` every turn, so a `toolChoice` object\n         * left there was re-sent after the tool had already answered — the model was\n         * made to call it again, every turn, until `maxTurns`, and the run ended on\n         * `turn-limit-exceeded` instead of a reply. Every object shape, not only the\n         * `{ name, input }` the synthetic bypass above strips for itself: `{ name }`\n         * alone is what a consumer sets, and it never enters that branch.\n         */\n        const forced = baseRequest['toolChoice'];\n        if (forced && typeof forced === 'object') baseRequest = { ...baseRequest, toolChoice: 'auto' };\n        let response: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof transportCall>>;\n        try {\n            response = await transportCall(request);\n        } catch (err: unknown) {\n            if (signal.aborted || (err as { name?: string } | undefined)?.name === 'AbortError') {\n                // `break`, not `return`: the post-loop `run-done` below is documented\n                // as running on EVERY exit path, and five of the six abort paths fall\n                // through to it. Returning here skipped it, so a consumer wiring\n                // `runStreamAgent` + `createStreamAdapter` directly never got the\n                // `completed` status and the bubble stayed flagged streaming — which\n                // is verbatim the defect the client-side guard was added to fix.\n                // (`run-aborted` is emitted once, at the loop's exit.)\n                continueLoop = false;\n                break;\n            }\n            throw err;\n        }\n\n        // Non-streaming provider: the string IS the full assistant message. The\n        // adapter writes it and completes (no done{usage}); spike scenarios\n        // always stream, so we finish the run here.\n        //\n        // `text-flush` is not optional here. It is the adapter's ONLY caller of\n        // `parser.finalize()`, and the parser deliberately withholds an ambiguous\n        // tail — a lone backtick, a triple backtick, a `<`, or the safe window\n        // inside an unterminated fence. Breaking out before the flush dropped all\n        // of it, so a non-streaming reply ending on any of those characters lost\n        // them and one consisting only of them rendered nothing at all. Core's\n        // inline loop does `parse()` AND `finalize()` on its whole-response\n        // branch; this is the twin.\n        if (typeof response === 'string') {\n            emitter({ type: 'text-delta', delta: response });\n            emitter({ type: 'text-flush' });\n            break;\n        }\n\n        // New turn: the adapter resets its per-turn parser / thinking / streaming\n        // state here (mirrors `_streamLoop` creating a fresh AparteStreamParser +\n        // sets each outer iteration). No DOM effect of its own.\n        emitter({ type: 'turn-start' });\n\n        // Per-turn streaming state.\n        let precedingText = '';\n        const toolCallsThisTurn: StreamToolCall[] = [];\n        // \"Did this turn ask for tools\" — a different question from \"which calls are\n        // declared\" (`toolCallsThisTurn`, which now holds only committed ones).\n        let sawToolUse = false;\n        /**\n         * The turn's ONE assistant envelope, held by reference. Created — and\n         * appended, so the host is notified once — the first time a call needs it;\n         * every later call of the turn is already in the SAME `toolCalls` array, so a\n         * `tool` message appended afterwards is always declared by it.\n         *\n         * This replaces an id scan over `messages` that guessed whether the envelope\n         * was already there. The `create_artifact` fast path pushed a fresh envelope\n         * of its own; the scan then found the artifact's id in it, concluded \"already\n         * pushed\", and the next tool's result went out with no call declaring it —\n         * the P0 of the 2026-08-28 audit, a history an Anthropic-shaped API rejects\n         * outright. A reference cannot be guessed wrong.\n         */\n        let envelope: StreamAgentMessage | null = null;\n        /*\n         * A call is DECLARED in the envelope only once it is committed to producing\n         * a `tool` message — at the three sites that append one right after. It used\n         * to be pushed the moment the `tool_use` event was read, into the same array\n         * the envelope holds by reference, so a call halted before its result (no\n         * handler, turn limit, missing resolver, an abort during the wait) still\n         * appeared in a history the host was told to hold by reference: an\n         * assistant message declaring a call that never gets a result.\n         */\n        const declareCall = (call: StreamToolCall): void => {\n            toolCallsThisTurn.push(call);\n            if (envelope) return;\n            envelope = { role: 'assistant', content: precedingText.trim(), toolCalls: toolCallsThisTurn };\n            append(envelope);\n        };\n        /*\n         * The envelope's text is a SNAPSHOT taken when the first call is declared, and\n         * a turn can go on streaming afterwards — a provider that emits `[tool, text]`\n         * in that order (`@aparte/provider-scenario` does; openai-compat flushes its\n         * calls at the end of the stream and so cannot) had the sentence shown to the\n         * user and dropped from the history, where nothing else carries it. Re-read at\n         * the turn's end, through the closure: the envelope is held by reference for\n         * exactly this reason, the way `toolCalls` is.\n         */\n        const syncEnvelopeText = (): void => {\n            if (envelope) envelope.content = precedingText.trim();\n        };\n        /*\n         * A call id must be unique WITHIN the turn: the transcript keys a row on it\n         * (`tool-${id}`, and `updateSegment` takes the first match) and the history\n         * files a `tool` message under it. A vendor that omits `id` used to give every\n         * call of a turn the same one, so the second call's result was written onto the\n         * first call's row and the pair could not be matched at all on the next turn.\n         * A repeat is renamed rather than refused — the model asked for both.\n         */\n        const idsThisTurn = new Set<string>();\n        const uniqueCallId = (raw: string): string => {\n            let id = raw;\n            for (let n = 2; idsThisTurn.has(id); n++) id = `${raw}#${n}`;\n            idsThisTurn.add(id);\n            return id;\n        };\n\n        // ── inner (SSE) loop — manual iteration so we can abort around each read.\n        // Checked on BOTH sides of the read, and the second check is the one that\n        // matters: the loop spends nearly all of its time parked on `next()`, so an\n        // abort arriving while parked — the user pressing Stop while watching text\n        // stream — is invisible to a check that only runs before the await. It also\n        // covers both shapes a provider takes on abort: an `error` event or a quiet\n        // close. Without it the `error` branch below throws and the caller reports a\n        // deliberate stop as a failure. Mirrors `_streamLoop`'s `bailOnAbort`.\n        const iterator = response[Symbol.asyncIterator]();\n        const bailOnAbort = async (): Promise<boolean> => {\n            if (!signal.aborted) return false;\n            // Guarded like the `finally` below: a transport whose iterator throws on\n            // the way out turned a deliberate Stop into a thrown run error, and core\n            // paints an error card over the reply the user had just stopped. `try`,\n            // not `.catch()`: a hand-written iterator throws BEFORE there is a promise\n            // to reject, and one that returns a plain object has no `.catch` at all.\n            try { await iterator.return?.(undefined); } catch { /* best effort */ }\n            continueLoop = false;\n            return true;\n        };\n        try {\n            while (true) {\n                if (await bailOnAbort()) break;\n\n                const step = await iterator.next();\n                if (await bailOnAbort()) break;\n                if (step.done) break;\n                const event = step.value;\n\n                if (event.type === 'thinking') {\n                    emitter({ type: 'thinking-delta', delta: event.delta });\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'text') {\n                    precedingText += event.delta;\n                    emitter({ type: 'text-delta', delta: event.delta });\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'done') {\n                    if (event.usage) lastUsage = event.usage;\n                    continue;\n                }\n\n                if (event.type === 'error') {\n                    // Mirror `_streamLoop`: throw; the caller's catch handles it.\n                    throw new Error(event.message);\n                }\n\n                // A DISCRIMINANT GUARD, not a comment.\n                //\n                // This used to be the bare comment `// event.type === 'tool_use'`, so\n                // anything the chain above did not recognise fell in here and was\n                // treated as a tool call: a `tool-start` / `tool-aborted` pair with an\n                // undefined id and name, and — worse — the rest of the stream was\n                // never processed, so the reply was truncated too.\n                //\n                // Core's inline loop had the opposite failure on the same input (it\n                // threw and replaced the reply with an error bubble). Both now ignore\n                // the event and carry on, which is what forward compatibility with a\n                // provider SDK actually requires.\n                if (event.type !== 'tool_use') {\n                    warnUnknownStreamEvent(event);\n                    continue;\n                }\n                sawToolUse = true;\n                // From here the CALL's id, not the event's: see `uniqueCallId`. The\n                // row, the handler, the approval and the history slot must all name\n                // the same call, so the rename happens once, before the first emit.\n                const callId = uniqueCallId(event.id);\n\n                // No built-in tool of any name: `create_artifact` used to be dispatched\n                // here, before the tool path, with no handler, no approval and its own\n                // result. A tool is a tool — the app registers it (`@aparte/plugin-artifacts`\n                // does), and it goes through tool-start, the gate, the handler and the\n                // envelope like every other.\n                emitter({ type: 'tool-start', toolCallId: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n\n                const cfg = toolConfigLookup?.(event.name);\n\n                // Per-tool maxTurns — the same arithmetic as the global cap (`>`), so one\n                // number means one thing on both knobs. It was `>=`: `maxTurns: 1` on a\n                // tool made it un-callable on the very first turn, and `maxTurns: N`\n                // allowed N-1 calls against the global option's N.\n                const effectiveMaxTurns = cfg?.maxTurns ?? maxTurns;\n                if (turns > effectiveMaxTurns) {\n                    emitter({ type: 'turn-limit-exceeded', scope: 'tool', limit: effectiveMaxTurns, toolCallId: callId });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                }\n\n                const handler = toolLookup(event.name);\n                if (!handler) {\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: callId });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                }\n\n                let effectiveInput = event.input;\n\n                // ── HITL approval gate ────────────────────────────────────────\n                const gated = typeof cfg?.needsApproval === 'function'\n                    ? cfg.needsApproval({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input as Record<string, unknown> })\n                    : cfg?.needsApproval;\n                if (gated) {\n                    // Announced only when someone is actually being asked: a `'deny'` is a\n                    // decision already made, and announcing a pause for it painted\n                    // `awaiting-approval` on the row and raised `aparte-tool-approval-request`\n                    // for a call nobody was ever going to be asked about.\n                    if (gated !== 'deny') {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-awaiting-approval', toolCallId: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                    }\n                    /*\n                     * Nothing can ask, so nothing may answer.\n                     *\n                     * The default was `async () => ({ approved: false })`, which sent the\n                     * loop into the refusal branch and appended \"rejected by the user\" —\n                     * a host that forgot to wire a resolver had not refused anything, and\n                     * the model was told a person had. A misconfiguration is an aborted\n                     * call, not a decision.\n                     */\n                    if (!approvalResolver) {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: callId });\n                        continueLoop = false;\n                        break;\n                    }\n                    /*\n                     * A stop is not a refusal either. Core's built-in channel resolves\n                     * `{ approved: false }` on abort, indistinguishable by value from an\n                     * explicit Reject — so the signal is what tells them apart. No\n                     * `tool` message: an aborted call has nothing true to tell the model.\n                     *\n                     * Checked on three sides of the wait, because the stop can land on\n                     * any of them: while the gate was being shown (a host that reacts to\n                     * `awaiting-approval` synchronously — the panel's own Stop button),\n                     * inside the resolver (a channel that rejects with an AbortError\n                     * rather than resolving), or after it resolved. The first and second\n                     * used to fall through to the run-level abort, which never marked the\n                     * call: the segment stayed `awaiting-approval` for good.\n                     */\n                    let decision: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof approvalResolver>> | undefined;\n                    if (!signal.aborted) {\n                        try {\n                            decision = await approvalResolver(\n                                { id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input as Record<string, unknown> },\n                                signal,\n                            );\n                        } catch (err) {\n                            if (!signal.aborted && (err as { name?: string } | undefined)?.name !== 'AbortError') throw err;\n                        }\n                    }\n                    if (signal.aborted || !decision) {\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: callId });\n                        continueLoop = false;\n                        break;\n                    }\n\n                    if (!decision.approved) {\n                        /*\n                         * The user's own words when they gave them, and the fixed sentence\n                         * otherwise — byte-identical to core's twin, because this is the\n                         * only thing the model gets to read about the refusal.\n                         *\n                         * This branch used to hardcode the generic sentence. The resolver\n                         * type declared `instruction` and the whole loop never referenced\n                         * it, so on the engine path — the recommended one — a user who\n                         * refused and typed \"use the staging bucket instead\" had those\n                         * words dropped before the model saw them. Handing the model a\n                         * turn after a refusal exists SO THAT it reads the refusal; here\n                         * there was nothing to read.\n                         *\n                         * The parity suite could not see it: its resolver returned\n                         * `{ approved }` and never an instruction, so both loops agreed on\n                         * a case neither exercised. It supplies one now.\n                         */\n                        // Truthiness, like `instruction` beside it: an empty `reason` is no\n                        // reason, not an empty `tool` message.\n                        const rejection = decision.reason?.trim()\n                            || (decision.instruction\n                                ? `The user rejected this tool call and said: ${decision.instruction}`\n                                : 'Tool execution was rejected by the user.');\n                        emitter({ type: 'tool-rejected', toolCallId: callId, reason: rejection });\n                        declareCall({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                        append({ role: 'tool', content: rejection, toolCallId: callId, toolName: event.name });\n                        /*\n                         * `break` WITHOUT `continueLoop = false`, and the asymmetry is the\n                         * point. The remaining tool calls of this turn must not run — the\n                         * model asked for several and refusing one cannot license the\n                         * others — but the loop takes another turn, so the sentence just\n                         * appended actually reaches the model. It never did: the turn\n                         * ended here, and telling the assistant what you wanted instead\n                         * meant retyping it as a new message it read out of order.\n                         *\n                         * Core's twin returns `'respond'` for exactly this, and the parity\n                         * suite asserts the two agree.\n                         */\n                        break;\n                    }\n                    if (decision.payload && typeof decision.payload === 'object' && !Array.isArray(decision.payload)) {\n                        effectiveInput = { ...(event.input as Record<string, unknown>), ...(decision.payload as Record<string, unknown>) };\n                    }\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-approved', toolCallId: callId });\n                }\n\n                // ── handler invocation with per-call timeout ──────────────────\n                const outcome = await invokeToolHandler(\n                    handler,\n                    { id: callId, name: event.name, input: effectiveInput },\n                    signal,\n                    toolTimeoutMs,\n                );\n                if (outcome.status === 'aborted') {\n                    // Same rule as the rejection / turn-limit / missing-handler\n                    // exits above, which this branch was missing: a stopped turn\n                    // must not go on running the tool calls that follow it.\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-aborted', toolCallId: callId });\n                    continueLoop = false;\n                    break;\n                } else if (outcome.status === 'failed') {\n                    // A crash is the handler's, and the run ends on it as before —\n                    // but the row hears about it first, instead of spinning for good.\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-failed', toolCallId: callId, error: errorText(outcome.error) });\n                    throw outcome.error;\n                } else {\n                    emitter({ type: 'tool-resolved', toolCallId: callId, result: outcome.content, structuredResult: outcome.structuredContent });\n                    declareCall({ id: callId, name: event.name, input: event.input });\n                    append({ role: 'tool', content: outcome.content, toolCallId: callId, toolName: event.name });\n                }\n            }\n\n            // Turn boundary: finalize the parser (flush residual text). Mirrors\n            // `_streamLoop`'s `textParser.finalize()` call — runs on normal\n            // end AND abort-break, but NOT after a thrown `error` (which escapes\n            // this try before reaching here, exactly like `_streamLoop`).\n            emitter({ type: 'text-flush' });\n            // Everything this turn streamed belongs to the turn, including what came\n            // after the call that opened the envelope.\n            syncEnvelopeText();\n\n        } finally {\n            // Mirror `reader.releaseLock()` in the finally: settle the iterator,\n            // however it fails on the way out (see `bailOnAbort`).\n            try { await iterator.return?.(undefined); } catch { /* best effort */ }\n        }\n\n        // No tool calls this turn → the final answer.\n        if (!sawToolUse) continueLoop = false;\n    }\n\n    // Post-loop finalization runs on every exit path (normal / abort / maxTurns).\n    //\n    // `run-aborted` is decided HERE, once, from the signal — not at each site that\n    // notices the abort. It used to be emitted at three of the six abort exits\n    // (top of turn, transport rejection, mid-stream bail), and the three tool-level\n    // ones — a Stop during a handler, during an approval wait, or with no resolver —\n    // set `continueLoop = false` and fell through to `run-done` alone: no terminal\n    // lifecycle event reached the host, so the typing indicator and the streaming\n    // id were never cleared and the turn was never persisted. A tool TIMEOUT aborts\n    // only the child controller, so `signal.aborted` stays false and that turn still\n    // ends as done, unchanged.\n    if (signal.aborted) emitter({ type: 'run-aborted' });\n    emitter({ type: 'run-done', usage: lastUsage });\n    return lastUsage;\n}\n\n/**\n * Run a tool handler with a per-call timeout, linked to the run's abort signal.\n * Resolves `{ status: 'resolved', content }` on success, or `{ status: 'aborted' }`\n * if the handler aborts (timeout OR parent abort); any other error is re-thrown so\n * the caller routes it to lifecycle-error, exactly as `_streamLoop` does. Shared\n * by the generic tool path and the synthetic-toolChoice bypass (mirrors the\n * AbortController + `TOOL_HANDLER_TIMEOUT_MS` dance both use in `_streamLoop`).\n */\nasync function invokeToolHandler(\n    handler: StreamToolHandler,\n    call: StreamToolCall,\n    signal: AbortSignal,\n    toolTimeoutMs: number,\n): Promise<\n    | { status: 'resolved'; content: string; structuredContent?: unknown }\n    | { status: 'aborted' }\n    /** The handler threw something that is not an abort: a crash, reported by the caller then re-thrown. */\n    | { status: 'failed'; error: unknown }\n> {\n    // If the run was already aborted before we got here, don't invoke the\n    // handler at all: a past 'abort' event will never re-fire on the listener\n    // below, so the handler would otherwise run to completion despite cancel.\n    if (signal.aborted) return { status: 'aborted' };\n\n    const controller = new AbortController();\n    const onParentAbort = () => controller.abort();\n    signal.addEventListener('abort', onParentAbort, { once: true });\n\n    /*\n     * The parent abort is RACED for the same reason the timeout is.\n     *\n     * `onParentAbort` above only forwards the Stop to the child controller, and a\n     * deaf handler ignores that exactly as it ignores the timeout's. So a Stop\n     * pressed during a tool call unwound nothing: the loop stayed parked on the\n     * handler until `toolTimeoutMs` expired — five minutes by default — with the\n     * typing indicator still up and the stop button already pressed. The signal is\n     * still fired first, so a handler that honours it gets to reject on its own\n     * terms; this racer is what makes the Stop true when it does not.\n     */\n    let onParentAbortRace: (() => void) | undefined;\n    const parentAborted = new Promise<{ status: 'aborted' }>((resolve) => {\n        onParentAbortRace = () => resolve({ status: 'aborted' });\n        signal.addEventListener('abort', onParentAbortRace, { once: true });\n    });\n\n    /*\n     * RACED, not just signalled.\n     *\n     * Aborting the controller is a request the handler is free to ignore, and the\n     * default shape of a consumer tool ignores it —\n     * `async () => ({ content: await fetch(...).then(r => r.text()) })` never reads\n     * its signal. So the timeout fired, nothing rejected, and the loop waited\n     * forever on an option whose JSDoc promises a timeout.\n     *\n     * The signal still fires first, because a handler that DOES honour it should\n     * get the chance to clean up and reject on its own terms; the race is what\n     * makes the promise true when it does not.\n     */\n    let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined;\n    const timedOut = new Promise<{ status: 'aborted' }>((resolve) => {\n        timeout = setTimeout(() => {\n            controller.abort();\n            resolve({ status: 'aborted' });\n        }, toolTimeoutMs);\n    });\n\n    try {\n        const result = await Promise.race([\n            handler(call, controller.signal).then((r) => ({ status: 'resolved' as const, content: r.content, structuredContent: r.structuredContent })),\n            timedOut,\n            parentAborted,\n        ]);\n        return result;\n    } catch (err: unknown) {\n        if ((err as { name?: string })?.name === 'AbortError') return { status: 'aborted' };\n        // Not thrown from here: the call was announced with `tool-start`, and the\n        // loop's invariant is that an announced call gets exactly one terminal\n        // event. 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