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* feat: add tool execution support to lightweight routines
Lightweight routines now execute tools instead of outputting raw tool-call XML.
**Problem:** Lightweight routines had no tool execution loop, causing the LLM to generate
tool-call XML as text output (visible to users as garbage on Telegram). All 4 scheduled
routines were disabled and Emil saw the same issue in health-ping routine.
**Solution:** Implement a simplified agentic loop for lightweight routines that:
- Supports up to 3-5 tool iterations (configurable, capped at 5)
- Executes tools sequentially (not parallel, keeps overhead low)
- Auto-approves non-Always tools (lightweight routines are autonomous)
- Sanitizes and wraps tool outputs via SafetyLayer (same as dispatcher)
- Forces text-only response at iteration limit (guarantees termination)
- Maintains backward compatibility (disabled by default, toggled by config)
**Changes:**
1. **src/config/routines.rs:**
- Added lightweight_tools_enabled (default: true)
- Added lightweight_max_iterations (default: 3, capped at 5)
- Added env var support: ROUTINES_LIGHTWEIGHT_TOOLS, ROUTINES_LIGHTWEIGHT_MAX_ITERATIONS
2. **src/agent/routine_engine.rs:**
- Extended EngineContext with tools and safety fields
- Split execute_lightweight into three functions:
- execute_lightweight: router that dispatches to tool or no-tool version
- execute_lightweight_no_tools: original single-call behavior
- execute_lightweight_with_tools: new agentic loop with tool support
- Added execute_routine_tool: isolated tool execution with validation and timeout
- Uses ToolCompletionRequest/ToolCompletionResponse for tool-aware LLM calls
- Integrates SafetyLayer for tool output sanitization
3. **src/agent/agent_loop.rs:**
- Updated RoutineEngine::new call to pass tools and safety
**Tool Execution Loop:**
1. Build initial messages (system + user prompt)
2. Get tool definitions (empty at iteration limit)
3. Call LLM with ToolCompletionRequest
4. If text response: check for ROUTINE_OK sentinel, return result
5. If tool calls: execute sequentially, sanitize, wrap, add to context, loop
6. Safety ceiling at 5 iterations prevents runaway execution
**Approval Handling:** Auto-approves UnlessAutoApproved and Never tools;
blocks Always tools with error message (routines are autonomous by design).
**Testing:** All 2756 tests pass. Zero clippy warnings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* test: add comprehensive unit tests for lightweight routine tool execution
Added 9 new unit tests covering:
- Configuration defaults (lightweight_tools_enabled, lightweight_max_iterations)
- Max iterations capped at 5 (safety ceiling)
- Routine name sanitization (special chars, alphanumeric preservation)
- Sentinel detection for ROUTINE_OK (exact match, contains, whitespace handling)
- Iteration limit safety ceiling enforcement
- Approval requirement pattern matching (Never, UnlessAutoApproved, Always)
- Empty response handling (finish_reason detection)
All 2765 tests pass (11 routine_engine tests, +9 new).
The tests cover the core logic paths of:
- Configuration validation
- Response parsing and sentinel detection
- Name sanitization for workspace paths
- Approval requirement logic
- Iteration limits and safety ceilings
Note: These are unit tests for core logic. Full integration tests with mock LLM
and tool registry would require more complex test infrastructure and are a future enhancement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* style: format routine_engine.rs per cargo fmt
Apply consistent formatting to match Rust style guidelines:
- Break long import lines
- Reformat method chains for readability
- Format multi-line return tuples
No functional changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* fix: address security and code quality issues in lightweight routine tool execution
**Security Fixes:**
1. Sanitize tool error messages (medium severity)
- Tool error messages were sent directly to LLM without sanitization
- Now wrapped through SafetyLayer like successful outputs
- Prevents leakage of API keys, internal paths, or PII from errors
2. Use unique job_id for each routine run (medium severity)
- Previously reused routine.id across all executions
- Caused state collisions and race conditions
- Now generates unique run_id (Uuid::new_v4()) for each execution
- Matches behavior of full_job routines
**Code Quality Fixes:**
3. Remove unreachable code
- Deleted dead if iteration > 5 check
- max_iterations is capped at 5 via .min(5), so check was impossible
- Improves code clarity
4. Extract duplicated response handling logic
- Created handle_text_response() helper function
- Eliminated 20+ lines of duplicated ROUTINE_OK sentinel detection
- Reduces maintenance burden and risk of inconsistencies
5. Fix test duplication
- Tests now call actual super::sanitize_routine_name()
- Removes duplicate implementation in tests
- Ensures tests detect changes to original function
**Testing:**
- All 2765 tests pass (no regressions)
- Zero clippy warnings
- Test coverage maintained
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* fix: address security issue and improve code quality in lightweight routine tool execution
**SECURITY FIX (High Severity):**
1. Block UnlessAutoApproved tools in lightweight routines
- Previously auto-approved UnlessAutoApproved tools, creating prompt injection vulnerability
- Lightweight routines can be triggered by external events (channel messages, webhooks)
- If susceptible to prompt injection, attacker could trick LLM into calling sensitive tools
- Now blocks both UnlessAutoApproved and Always tools (only Never tools allowed)
- Only safe approach without requiring tool_permissions allowlist in routine data model
- Prevents unauthorized file access, network requests, and other sensitive operations
**Code Quality Improvements:**
2. Use ToolError::Timeout for consistent error handling (medium)
- Changed from std::io::Error to proper ToolError::Timeout variant
- More idiomatic and consistent with tool execution error handling
- Makes errors easier to debug and handle uniformly
3. Fix misleading test names and remove tautological tests (medium)
- Renamed test_routine_config_lightweight_max_iterations_capped_at_five to
test_routine_config_can_hold_uncapped_max_iterations
- Clarified comments to explain where capping actually occurs
- Removed test_iteration_limit_safety_ceiling (tautological: asserts x.min(5) <= 5)
- Improves test clarity and prevents false sense of coverage
**Testing:**
- 2764 tests passing (1 test removed, no regressions)
- Zero clippy warnings
- Security vulnerability eliminated
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* style: format routine_engine.rs per cargo fmt
Apply consistent formatting:
- Fix method chain indentation for LLM completion calls
- Reformat error handling closures for readability
- Break long method calls (wrap_for_llm) across multiple lines
No functional changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* style: apply cargo fmt formatting fixes to routine_engine.rs
Align formatting with project standards:
- Break long method chains across multiple lines for readability
- Reformat error return statements for consistency
- Split long assert/assert_eq statements across multiple lines
No logic changes; purely cosmetic formatting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
* test: update routine engine tests for tool/safety layer parameters
Update test code to pass newly required ToolRegistry and SafetyLayer
parameters to RoutineEngine::new(). Also add missing lightweight_tools_enabled
and lightweight_max_iterations fields to RoutineConfig initializers in tests.
Tests affected:
- tests/support/test_rig.rs: Added tools and safety layer to RoutineEngine::new()
- tests/e2e_routine_heartbeat.rs: Added three instances of tools and safety layer construction
All tests pass (2764 tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Henry Park <[email protected]>