@standardagents/builder 0.27.5 → 0.27.6

package/dist/runtime.d.ts

@@ -1003,7 +1003,9 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
     private currentExecutionOwnerId;
     /** Persist + cache the execution-owner record (null releases ownership). */
     private setExecutionOwner;
-    /** Whether the given client id has a live bridge socket (excluding `except`). */
+    /** Whether the given client id has an open bridge socket (excluding `except`).
+     * Idle bridge heartbeats are handled by Cloudflare without waking this object,
+     * so timestamp liveness is intentionally enforced only for an in-flight call. */
     private hasLiveBridgeSocketForClient;
     /** Tell every other bridge socket that execution ownership moved. */
     private broadcastOwnerChanged;
@@ -1031,11 +1033,10 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
     private markBridgeDead;
     /**
      * Return the bridge socket a forwarded call should be dispatched to, pruning
-     * dead ones. A half-open client (idle NAT/proxy drop) keeps a
-     * `readyState === OPEN` socket that never fires close/error, so we also treat
-     * a socket we haven't heard from within {@link BRIDGE_LIVENESS_TIMEOUT_MS} as
-     * dead. The CLI heartbeats every few seconds, so this only trips on a truly
-     * gone client — and it means we won't dispatch a forwarded call into the void.
+     * closed ones. Idle clients use Cloudflare's hibernation auto-response, so
+     * their frames deliberately do not update `bridgeLastSeen`. Once a call is
+     * dispatched, the client switches to application-visible pings and the
+     * in-flight liveness timer above detects a half-open connection.
      *
      * With an execution owner recorded, only the owner's socket (or, as a
      * back-compat fallback, an unidentified legacy socket) is eligible; with no

package/dist/runtime.js

@@ -16093,9 +16093,11 @@ var DurableThread = class _DurableThread extends DurableObject {
   codeExecutionBridges = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
   constructor(ctx, env) {
     super(ctx, env);
-    ctx.setWebSocketAutoResponse(
-      new WebSocketRequestResponsePair("stream_ping", "stream_pong")
-    );
+    if (typeof WebSocketRequestResponsePair !== "undefined") {
+      ctx.setWebSocketAutoResponse(
+        new WebSocketRequestResponsePair("stream_ping", "stream_pong")
+      );
+    }
     this.alarmQueue = new AlarmQueue(ctx);
     this.alarmQueue.setExecutor(
       async (method, args, itemId) => {
@@ -19460,14 +19462,13 @@ ${resultContent}${attachmentSummary}`;
   async setExecutionOwner(owner) {
     await this.setValue(EXECUTION_OWNER_KEY, owner);
   }
-  /** Whether the given client id has a live bridge socket (excluding `except`). */
+  /** Whether the given client id has an open bridge socket (excluding `except`).
+   * Idle bridge heartbeats are handled by Cloudflare without waking this object,
+   * so timestamp liveness is intentionally enforced only for an in-flight call. */
   hasLiveBridgeSocketForClient(clientId, except) {
-    const now = Date.now();
     for (const ws of this.bridgeSockets) {
       if (ws === except) continue;
       if (ws.readyState !== WebSocket.OPEN) continue;
-      const lastSeen = this.bridgeLastSeen.get(ws) ?? 0;
-      if (now - lastSeen > BRIDGE_LIVENESS_TIMEOUT_MS) continue;
       if ((this.bridgeClientInfo.get(ws)?.clientId ?? null) === clientId) return true;
     }
     return false;
@@ -19628,22 +19629,19 @@ ${resultContent}${attachmentSummary}`;
   }
   /**
    * Return the bridge socket a forwarded call should be dispatched to, pruning
-   * dead ones. A half-open client (idle NAT/proxy drop) keeps a
-   * `readyState === OPEN` socket that never fires close/error, so we also treat
-   * a socket we haven't heard from within {@link BRIDGE_LIVENESS_TIMEOUT_MS} as
-   * dead. The CLI heartbeats every few seconds, so this only trips on a truly
-   * gone client — and it means we won't dispatch a forwarded call into the void.
+   * closed ones. Idle clients use Cloudflare's hibernation auto-response, so
+   * their frames deliberately do not update `bridgeLastSeen`. Once a call is
+   * dispatched, the client switches to application-visible pings and the
+   * in-flight liveness timer above detects a half-open connection.
    *
    * With an execution owner recorded, only the owner's socket (or, as a
    * back-compat fallback, an unidentified legacy socket) is eligible; with no
    * owner, the first live socket wins as it always has.
    */
   getOpenBridgeSocket(ownerClientId) {
-    const now = Date.now();
     const live = [];
     for (const ws of Array.from(this.bridgeSockets)) {
-      const lastSeen = this.bridgeLastSeen.get(ws) ?? 0;
-      if (ws.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN && now - lastSeen <= BRIDGE_LIVENESS_TIMEOUT_MS) {
+      if (ws.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN) {
         live.push({ socket: ws, clientId: this.bridgeClientInfo.get(ws)?.clientId ?? null });
         continue;
       }
@@ -22317,9 +22315,11 @@ var DurableAgentBuilder = class extends DurableObject {
   eventSockets = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
   constructor(ctx, env) {
     super(ctx, env);
-    ctx.setWebSocketAutoResponse(
-      new WebSocketRequestResponsePair("stream_ping", "stream_pong")
-    );
+    if (typeof WebSocketRequestResponsePair !== "undefined") {
+      ctx.setWebSocketAutoResponse(
+        new WebSocketRequestResponsePair("stream_ping", "stream_pong")
+      );
+    }
     const sockets = ctx.getWebSockets();
     for (const ws of sockets) {
       const attachment = ws.deserializeAttachment();