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- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/.gitignore +35 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/CHANGELOG.md +225 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/LICENSE +201 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/PKG-INFO +252 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/README.md +217 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/RELEASING.md +105 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/docs/architecture.md +189 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/docs/decisions.md +212 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/docs/wire-protocol.md +73 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/echo/README.md +56 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/echo/brain.py +37 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/echo/run_direct.py +39 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/fastapi_inbound/Dockerfile +22 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/fastapi_inbound/README.md +97 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/fastapi_inbound/app.py +112 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/fastapi_inbound/requirements.txt +7 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel/brain.py +435 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel/run.py +31 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel/run_direct.py +44 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel/run_local.py +65 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel_adk/agent.py +89 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/examples/travel_adk/run_conformance.py +115 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/pyproject.toml +89 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/__init__.py +18 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/brain.py +216 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/coerce.py +221 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/context.py +145 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/heard.py +73 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/resume.py +44 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/_framework/turn.py +141 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/__init__.py +64 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/__main__.py +125 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/checks.py +255 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/driver.py +694 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/reference.py +243 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/report.py +235 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/scenarios.py +597 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/conformance/wire_pygato.py +274 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/google_adk/__init__.py +23 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/google_adk/_context.py +19 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/google_adk/brain.py +950 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/google_adk/testing.py +239 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/py.typed +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/__init__.py +74 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/_logging.py +132 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/_platform_keys.py +38 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/actions.py +156 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/brain.py +1236 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/engine.py +358 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/inbound.py +206 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/outbound.py +279 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/py.typed +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/session.py +362 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/wire/__init__.py +91 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/wire/_frames_pb2.py +80 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/wire/frames.py +328 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/wire/serializer.py +527 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/src/voqalize/sdk/wire/transport.py +279 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/conformance/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/conformance/test_conformance_suite.py +182 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/conftest.py +55 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_endframe_teardown.py +112 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_factory_crash_surfaces.py +58 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_interruption_preempts_worker.py +79 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_outbound_drop.py +130 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_permanent_close_raises.py +32 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_reconnect_clears_queue.py +102 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_serial_dispatch.py +91 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_session_isolation.py +129 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_slow_handler_isolation.py +169 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/cortex/test_agent_system_lane_priority.py +107 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/test_declared_voice.py +172 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/test_direct_end_to_end.py +326 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/test_run_session_handoff.py +207 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/test_session_end.py +95 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/direct/test_session_logging.py +211 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/conftest.py +116 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_agent_leg_reconnect.py +56 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_interruption_cancels_in_flight.py +83 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_pygato_leg_reconnect.py +65 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_round_trip_every_frame.py +82 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_serial_guarantee.py +75 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_session_action.py +195 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/e2e_cortex/test_e2e_start_frame_lifecycle.py +59 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/fakes/__init__.py +4 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/fakes/cortex.py +380 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_canaries.py +132 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_errors.py +148 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_grounding.py +277 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_interruption.py +540 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_lazy_agent.py +143 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_memory.py +164 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_multitool.py +149 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_real_model.py +235 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_resume.py +127 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_runner.py +97 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_seams.py +154 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_session_source_of_truth.py +189 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_subagents.py +145 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_testing_helpers.py +52 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_thought_gating.py +91 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_timeouts.py +105 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_tool_args.py +209 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_tool_guard.py +74 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_adk_tool_results.py +187 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/google_adk/test_travel_adk.py +213 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/unit/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/unit/test_actions.py +199 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/unit/test_engine.py +227 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/__init__.py +0 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_client_message_wire_compat.py +263 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_dispatch_completeness.py +28 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_malformed_bytes.py +25 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_payload_json_roundtrip.py +52 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_serialize_roundtrip.py +160 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_unknown_frame_raises.py +18 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_wire_prefix.py +76 -0
- voqalize_agent_sdk-0.0.1/tests/wire/test_wire_reconnect.py +130 -0
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