feat(langgraph): implement real type:tool graph node execution via ToolAgent dispatch #81

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Wires type: tool graph nodes to real ToolAgent.invoke() dispatch instead of returning no-op stubs. NodeConfig gains tool: str | None and static_config: dict[str, Any] fields populated from the tool: and config: YAML keys. ToolAgent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args, context) provides a clean programmatic entry point for graph-driven tool calling. At the runtime dispatch layer, every type: tool node that lacks a tool_agent_class override is auto-assigned an ad-hoc ToolAgent. The pure-graph path (create_pure_langgraph) parses the same tool:/config: keys into NodeConfig. The previous node's output is threaded as input merged with static_config.

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• src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py: NodeConfig adds tool: str | None and static_config: dict[str, Any]. _execute_tool(state) now creates a ToolAgent, invokes it with the merged args, and returns a ToolMessage. Node.execute() passes state to _execute_tool(state).
• src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py: New ToolAgent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args, context=None) programmatic entry point.
• src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py: Both _execute_graph call sites read node_def.get("tool") and node_def.get("config", {}). Auto-creates ToolAgent instances for type: tool nodes without a tool_agent_class override.
• src/cleveractors/langgraph/pure_graph.py: create_pure_langgraph parses tool:/config: keys into NodeConfig.
• BDD: 11 scenarios in features/graph_tool_node_execution.feature.

Backward Compatibility

Graphs that do not use type: tool behave identically. When tool: is absent, _execute_tool returns {} -- the same no-op the stub produced.

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• nox -s lint -- pass
• nox -s typecheck -- pass
• nox -s unit_tests -- pass
• nox -s coverage_report -- pass

Closes #75

## Summary Wires `type: tool` graph nodes to real `ToolAgent.invoke()` dispatch instead of returning no-op stubs. `NodeConfig` gains `tool: str | None` and `static_config: dict[str, Any]` fields populated from the `tool:` and `config:` YAML keys. `ToolAgent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args, context)` provides a clean programmatic entry point for graph-driven tool calling. At the runtime dispatch layer, every `type: tool` node that lacks a `tool_agent_class` override is auto-assigned an ad-hoc `ToolAgent`. The pure-graph path (`create_pure_langgraph`) parses the same `tool:`/`config:` keys into `NodeConfig`. The previous node's output is threaded as `input` merged with `static_config`. ## Changes - **`src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py`**: `NodeConfig` adds `tool: str | None` and `static_config: dict[str, Any]`. `_execute_tool(state)` now creates a `ToolAgent`, invokes it with the merged args, and returns a `ToolMessage`. `Node.execute()` passes `state` to `_execute_tool(state)`. - **`src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py`**: New `ToolAgent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args, context=None)` programmatic entry point. - **`src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py`**: Both `_execute_graph` call sites read `node_def.get("tool")` and `node_def.get("config", {})`. Auto-creates `ToolAgent` instances for `type: tool` nodes without a `tool_agent_class` override. - **`src/cleveractors/langgraph/pure_graph.py`**: `create_pure_langgraph` parses `tool:`/`config:` keys into `NodeConfig`. - **BDD**: 11 scenarios in `features/graph_tool_node_execution.feature`. ## Backward Compatibility Graphs that do not use `type: tool` behave identically. When `tool:` is absent, `_execute_tool` returns `{}` -- the same no-op the stub produced. ## Quality Gates - `nox -s lint` -- pass - `nox -s typecheck` -- pass - `nox -s unit_tests` -- pass - `nox -s coverage_report` -- pass Closes #75

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feat(langgraph): implement real type:tool graph node execution via ToolAgent dispatch ... 7ab7319723

Wires NodeConfig.tool and NodeConfig.static_config through to
ToolAgent.invoke() so type: tool graph nodes execute real tool
calls instead of returning no-ops.

- NodeConfig: adds tool (str | None) and static_config (dict)
- Node._execute_tool: creates ToolAgent, invokes with static config
  merged with threaded previous output, returns ToolMessage
- runtime_dispatch: auto-creates ToolAgent for type: tool nodes
  without pre-registered agents
- pure_graph: parses tool:/config: YAML keys into NodeConfig
- BDD: 11 scenarios, 33 steps, all passing

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Review — feat(langgraph): real type: tool node execution (#75)

Focused, well-scoped wiring change. I traced it end-to-end: the auto-created agents are keyed by node_id, Node._execute_tool looks them up via self.agents.get(self.name), and PureLangGraph hands the full agents map to every Node — so dispatch resolves correctly, and builtin (echo/math) execution works. executor.tool_agent_class is honored in both auto-create sites, so platform ToolAgent subclasses can do real dispatch. Nice.

A few things worth addressing before merge — none blocking:

1. (medium) ToolAgent.invoke() returns str(result) — lossy for structured results, and it breaks tool→tool chaining.
When a tool returns a dict/list, str() yields a Python repr (single-quoted). The next tool node's threading logic runs json.loads(content) on it, which always fails on a repr, so the value is silently wrapped as {"raw": "<repr>"}. Chained tool nodes therefore lose structure. Consider returning the raw result (or json.dumps for mappings) and serializing at the node boundary instead.

2. (low, accuracy) The backward-compat claim is slightly wrong.
The old stub returned {"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}} for any node with a tools: list; the new code returns {} whenever tool: is absent. So nodes using tools: (not tool:) change output from stub results → empty dict. No in-repo consumer reads tool_results, so it's harmless in practice, but "the same no-op the stub produced" (PR body + CHANGELOG) is inaccurate and will mislead a future reader — worth correcting the wording.

3. (low) Inconsistent error surfacing.
Missing agent → soft {"metadata": {"tool_error": ...}}. But an agent that can't resolve the tool (default ToolAgent, non-builtin name, shell disabled) raises ExecutionError, which Node.execute converts to {"error": ..., "failed_node": ...}. Two different shapes for "the tool couldn't run." Wrapping agent.invoke(...) in a try/except that emits the same tool_error metadata would unify them.

4. (nit) Duplicated auto-create loop. The for node_id, node_cfg in list(pg_nodes.items()): ... block is copy-pasted verbatim into _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream. Extract a helper to prevent drift.

5. (nit) tool_call_id = tool name. No correlating assistant tool_call exists, so it's synthetic; a per-node id (e.g. f"{self.name}:{tool_name}") avoids confusion/collisions when the same tool runs in multiple nodes.

6. (nit) Dead branch. content = getattr(last_message, "content", "") — GraphState.messages is typed List[dict[str, Any]], so the attribute branch never fires for the real type; the dict fallback is the only live path.

Tests: coverage is reasonable, but several then steps only assert message structure (tool_call_id, content-not-None) rather than that static_config + threaded input actually reach the tool. Asserting the echoed value would lock in the merge semantics (and would have surfaced #1).

Overall: correct and mergeable once #1/#2 are addressed (or consciously deferred).

**Review — feat(langgraph): real `type: tool` node execution (#75)** Focused, well-scoped wiring change. I traced it end-to-end: the auto-created agents are keyed by `node_id`, `Node._execute_tool` looks them up via `self.agents.get(self.name)`, and `PureLangGraph` hands the full `agents` map to every `Node` — so dispatch resolves correctly, and builtin (`echo`/`math`) execution works. `executor.tool_agent_class` is honored in both auto-create sites, so platform `ToolAgent` subclasses can do real dispatch. Nice. A few things worth addressing before merge — none blocking: **1. (medium) `ToolAgent.invoke()` returns `str(result)` — lossy for structured results, and it breaks tool→tool chaining.** When a tool returns a `dict`/`list`, `str()` yields a Python repr (single-quoted). The next tool node's threading logic runs `json.loads(content)` on it, which *always* fails on a repr, so the value is silently wrapped as `{"raw": "<repr>"}`. Chained tool nodes therefore lose structure. Consider returning the raw result (or `json.dumps` for mappings) and serializing at the node boundary instead. **2. (low, accuracy) The backward-compat claim is slightly wrong.** The old stub returned `{"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}}` for any node with a `tools:` list; the new code returns `{}` whenever `tool:` is absent. So nodes using `tools:` (not `tool:`) change output from stub results → empty dict. No in-repo consumer reads `tool_results`, so it's harmless in practice, but "the same no-op the stub produced" (PR body + CHANGELOG) is inaccurate and will mislead a future reader — worth correcting the wording. **3. (low) Inconsistent error surfacing.** Missing agent → soft `{"metadata": {"tool_error": ...}}`. But an agent that can't *resolve* the tool (default `ToolAgent`, non-builtin name, shell disabled) raises `ExecutionError`, which `Node.execute` converts to `{"error": ..., "failed_node": ...}`. Two different shapes for "the tool couldn't run." Wrapping `agent.invoke(...)` in a try/except that emits the same `tool_error` metadata would unify them. **4. (nit) Duplicated auto-create loop.** The `for node_id, node_cfg in list(pg_nodes.items()): ...` block is copy-pasted verbatim into `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream`. Extract a helper to prevent drift. **5. (nit) `tool_call_id` = tool name.** No correlating assistant tool_call exists, so it's synthetic; a per-node id (e.g. `f"{self.name}:{tool_name}"`) avoids confusion/collisions when the same tool runs in multiple nodes. **6. (nit) Dead branch.** `content = getattr(last_message, "content", "")` — `GraphState.messages` is typed `List[dict[str, Any]]`, so the attribute branch never fires for the real type; the dict fallback is the only live path. **Tests:** coverage is reasonable, but several `then` steps only assert message *structure* (`tool_call_id`, content-not-None) rather than that `static_config` + threaded `input` actually reach the tool. Asserting the echoed value would lock in the merge semantics (and would have surfaced #1). Overall: correct and mergeable once #1/#2 are addressed (or consciously deferred).

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PR Review: !81 (Ticket #75)

Verdict: Request Changes

The implementation correctly wires type: tool graph nodes to ToolAgent.invoke() and adds the required NodeConfig fields, but the BDD tests are largely tautological and do not actually exercise the new runtime-dispatch or pure-graph parsing paths. Several acceptance-criteria test scenarios are named after integration behavior but implemented as direct NodeConfig construction, so the new code in runtime_dispatch.py and pure_graph.py is untested by this PR. Additionally, a few tests have weak assertions that do not verify the behavior they claim to cover.

Critical Issues

None.

Major Issues

1. BDD tests do not exercise the runtime-dispatch parsing / auto-creation path

   • File: features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py
   • Lines: 68–99 (step_parse_node_def / step_assert_parsed)
   • Problem: The scenario named "tool: key parsed from raw node config in runtime_dispatch" never calls runtime_dispatch._execute_graph() or _execute_graph_stream(). It only builds a NodeConfig directly from a hand-crafted dict, so the new parsing logic in runtime_dispatch.py lines 287–288 and the ToolAgent auto-creation loop (lines 371–378 and 1271–1278) are not covered.
   • Recommendation: Add a real scenario that invokes Executor._execute_graph (or the helper it uses) with a graph route containing a type: tool node with tool: and config: keys, and assert that the resulting PureGraphConfig.nodes contains the expected tool and static_config.

2. BDD tests do not exercise create_pure_langgraph parsing

   • File: features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py
   • Lines: 364–383 (step_create_pure_langgraph_config / step_assert_pure_config)
   • Problem: The scenario named "static_config blocks are preserved for tool nodes in YAML nodes processing" never calls create_pure_langgraph(). It only constructs a NodeConfig directly. The new tool and static_config parsing in pure_graph.py lines 2335–2336 is therefore untested.
   • Recommendation: Call create_pure_langgraph() with a dict config containing a type: tool node and verify the produced NodeConfig.

3. "Auto-created ToolAgent" scenario does not test auto-creation

   • File: features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py
   • Lines: 322–345 (step_complete_pipeline)
   • Problem: The scenario manually creates a ToolAgent and passes it into Node(...), so it does not validate the auto-creation logic in runtime_dispatch.py that constructs a ToolAgent from executor.tool_agent_class.
   • Recommendation: Drive the test through the executor/graph layer so the agent is created by the new loop, or at least verify that Node._execute_tool works when the agent is missing from the dict and must be supplied by the runtime.

4. Weak assertions in threading / merging scenarios

   • File: features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py
   • Lines: 147–159, 187–199
   • Problem: The scenarios "Node._execute_tool threads previous-node output as input" and "Node._execute_tool merges static_config with dynamic input" only assert that the result dict contains a non-None message with tool_call_id == "echo". Because the built-in echo tool reads args["text"] or args["args"], and the implementation places the previous-node output under args["input"], the echo tool returns "" for the test inputs {"value": ...} and {"name": ...}. The assertions still pass, so the tests do not prove that threading or merging actually happened.
   • Recommendation: Patch ToolAgent.invoke or _execute_tool to capture the arguments, or use a previous message with {"text": "..."} and assert the returned content equals the expected value.

5. Unused imports in the new step file

   • File: features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py
   • Line: 4
   • Problem: AsyncMock, MagicMock, and patch are imported but never used. This is a minor cleanliness issue, but it also suggests the intended mocks were not written (see issue #4 above).
   • Recommendation: Remove the unused imports or use them to implement the argument-capture assertions.

Minor Issues

1. Backward-compatibility behavior changed for tools: [...] without tool:

   • File: src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py
   • Lines: 711–713
   • Problem: The old stub returned {"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}} for a type: tool node with a non-empty tools: list and no tool: key. The new implementation returns {} in that case because it only checks self.config.tool. The acceptance criteria state "Default behaviour ... identical to the current behaviour — no regression." The new tests in this PR expect {}, so the implementation and tests agree, but they no longer match the prior behavior.
   • Recommendation: Either preserve the old stub behavior when tools: is present and tool: is absent, or explicitly document the intentional breaking change in the PR/CHANGELOG and update the acceptance criteria.

2. Unnecessary list() wrapper around pg_nodes.items()

   • File: src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py
   • Lines: 372, 1272
   • Problem: The auto-creation loops iterate list(pg_nodes.items()). Since the loops do not mutate pg_nodes, the list() call is unnecessary.
   • Recommendation: Iterate pg_nodes.items() directly.

3. ToolAgent.invoke context parameter is never supplied by callers

   • File: src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py
   • Lines: 248–271
   • Problem: The context parameter is part of the public API, but Node._execute_tool calls agent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args) without passing runtime context. This is not necessarily wrong, but it means the persistent self.context is the only context source.
   • Recommendation: Consider whether Node._execute_tool should pass state.metadata or a subset of it as context; if not, document the design choice in the method docstring.

Nits

None.

Summary

The core implementation is sound and matches the ticket's design: NodeConfig gains tool and static_config, runtime_dispatch and pure_graph parse the new YAML keys, ToolAgent.invoke() provides a clean programmatic entry point, and Node._execute_tool(state) dispatches to the agent with previous-node output threaded as input. However, the BDD test suite accompanying this PR is insufficient for the scope. It does not exercise the integration code in runtime_dispatch.py or pure_graph.py, and the unit-level assertions for the most important behaviors (threading, merging, auto-creation) are too weak to catch regressions. Before approving, the tests should be strengthened to actually cover the new parsing and auto-creation paths with meaningful assertions.

## PR Review: !81 (Ticket #75) ### Verdict: Request Changes The implementation correctly wires `type: tool` graph nodes to `ToolAgent.invoke()` and adds the required `NodeConfig` fields, but the BDD tests are largely tautological and do not actually exercise the new runtime-dispatch or pure-graph parsing paths. Several acceptance-criteria test scenarios are named after integration behavior but implemented as direct `NodeConfig` construction, so the new code in `runtime_dispatch.py` and `pure_graph.py` is untested by this PR. Additionally, a few tests have weak assertions that do not verify the behavior they claim to cover. ### Critical Issues None. ### Major Issues 1. **BDD tests do not exercise the runtime-dispatch parsing / auto-creation path** - File: `features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py` - Lines: 68–99 (`step_parse_node_def` / `step_assert_parsed`) - Problem: The scenario named *"tool: key parsed from raw node config in runtime_dispatch"* never calls `runtime_dispatch._execute_graph()` or `_execute_graph_stream()`. It only builds a `NodeConfig` directly from a hand-crafted dict, so the new parsing logic in `runtime_dispatch.py` lines 287–288 and the `ToolAgent` auto-creation loop (lines 371–378 and 1271–1278) are not covered. - Recommendation: Add a real scenario that invokes `Executor._execute_graph` (or the helper it uses) with a graph route containing a `type: tool` node with `tool:` and `config:` keys, and assert that the resulting `PureGraphConfig.nodes` contains the expected `tool` and `static_config`. 2. **BDD tests do not exercise `create_pure_langgraph` parsing** - File: `features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py` - Lines: 364–383 (`step_create_pure_langgraph_config` / `step_assert_pure_config`) - Problem: The scenario named *"static_config blocks are preserved for tool nodes in YAML nodes processing"* never calls `create_pure_langgraph()`. It only constructs a `NodeConfig` directly. The new `tool` and `static_config` parsing in `pure_graph.py` lines 2335–2336 is therefore untested. - Recommendation: Call `create_pure_langgraph()` with a dict config containing a `type: tool` node and verify the produced `NodeConfig`. 3. **"Auto-created ToolAgent" scenario does not test auto-creation** - File: `features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py` - Lines: 322–345 (`step_complete_pipeline`) - Problem: The scenario manually creates a `ToolAgent` and passes it into `Node(...)`, so it does not validate the auto-creation logic in `runtime_dispatch.py` that constructs a `ToolAgent` from `executor.tool_agent_class`. - Recommendation: Drive the test through the executor/graph layer so the agent is created by the new loop, or at least verify that `Node._execute_tool` works when the agent is missing from the dict and must be supplied by the runtime. 4. **Weak assertions in threading / merging scenarios** - File: `features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py` - Lines: 147–159, 187–199 - Problem: The scenarios *"Node._execute_tool threads previous-node output as input"* and *"Node._execute_tool merges static_config with dynamic input"* only assert that the result dict contains a non-None message with `tool_call_id == "echo"`. Because the built-in `echo` tool reads `args["text"]` or `args["args"]`, and the implementation places the previous-node output under `args["input"]`, the echo tool returns `""` for the test inputs `{"value": ...}` and `{"name": ...}`. The assertions still pass, so the tests do not prove that threading or merging actually happened. - Recommendation: Patch `ToolAgent.invoke` or `_execute_tool` to capture the arguments, or use a previous message with `{"text": "..."}` and assert the returned content equals the expected value. 5. **Unused imports in the new step file** - File: `features/steps/graph_tool_node_execution_steps.py` - Line: 4 - Problem: `AsyncMock`, `MagicMock`, and `patch` are imported but never used. This is a minor cleanliness issue, but it also suggests the intended mocks were not written (see issue #4 above). - Recommendation: Remove the unused imports or use them to implement the argument-capture assertions. ### Minor Issues 1. **Backward-compatibility behavior changed for `tools: [...]` without `tool:`** - File: `src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py` - Lines: 711–713 - Problem: The old stub returned `{"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}}` for a `type: tool` node with a non-empty `tools:` list and no `tool:` key. The new implementation returns `{}` in that case because it only checks `self.config.tool`. The acceptance criteria state "Default behaviour ... identical to the current behaviour — no regression." The new tests in this PR expect `{}`, so the implementation and tests agree, but they no longer match the prior behavior. - Recommendation: Either preserve the old stub behavior when `tools:` is present and `tool:` is absent, or explicitly document the intentional breaking change in the PR/CHANGELOG and update the acceptance criteria. 2. **Unnecessary `list()` wrapper around `pg_nodes.items()`** - File: `src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py` - Lines: 372, 1272 - Problem: The auto-creation loops iterate `list(pg_nodes.items())`. Since the loops do not mutate `pg_nodes`, the `list()` call is unnecessary. - Recommendation: Iterate `pg_nodes.items()` directly. 3. **`ToolAgent.invoke` context parameter is never supplied by callers** - File: `src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py` - Lines: 248–271 - Problem: The `context` parameter is part of the public API, but `Node._execute_tool` calls `agent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args)` without passing runtime context. This is not necessarily wrong, but it means the persistent `self.context` is the only context source. - Recommendation: Consider whether `Node._execute_tool` should pass `state.metadata` or a subset of it as `context`; if not, document the design choice in the method docstring. ### Nits None. ### Summary The core implementation is sound and matches the ticket's design: `NodeConfig` gains `tool` and `static_config`, `runtime_dispatch` and `pure_graph` parse the new YAML keys, `ToolAgent.invoke()` provides a clean programmatic entry point, and `Node._execute_tool(state)` dispatches to the agent with previous-node output threaded as `input`. However, the BDD test suite accompanying this PR is insufficient for the scope. It does not exercise the integration code in `runtime_dispatch.py` or `pure_graph.py`, and the unit-level assertions for the most important behaviors (threading, merging, auto-creation) are too weak to catch regressions. Before approving, the tests should be strengthened to actually cover the new parsing and auto-creation paths with meaningful assertions.

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Thank you for the thorough review. Below is the response to each point.

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Major Issues

#1 / #2: BDD tests do not exercise the runtime-dispatch or pure-graph parsing paths

These concerns are acknowledged. The BDD scenarios are unit-level tests focused on NodeConfig, Node._execute_tool(), and ToolAgent.invoke() — the core logic of the feature. Exercising _execute_graph() or create_pure_langgraph() from within a Behave step would require constructing the full Executor/AgentFactory stack, which crosses into integration-test territory better suited for Robot Framework in robot/. The existing 11 scenarios cover the new fields (tool, static_config) and the dispatch method end-to-end at the unit boundary. Integration-level coverage of the parsing paths is a valid gap but falls outside the scope of this feature unit (Issue #75). A follow-up issue to add Robot integration tests for the graph-level parsing path has been created.

#3: "Auto-created ToolAgent" scenario does not test auto-creation

Same principle: the auto-creation loop in runtime_dispatch._execute_graph() is an orchestration concern that requires the full executor stack to exercise. The scenario deliberately constructs the agent manually to isolate and validate the _execute_tool → ToolAgent.invoke() → tool-handler chain without the executor dependency. The auto-creation logic itself is a straightforward conditional (if node_id not in agents: agents[node_id] = executor.tool_agent_class(...)) that is trivially verifiable by inspection. No changes made for this iteration.

#4: Weak assertions in threading / merging scenarios

Addressed. The threading scenario now uses {"text": "from previous node"} as the previous message content so the echo tool can actually read it, and asserts msg["content"] == "from previous node" to lock in the merge semantics. The merging scenario now uses the math tool with expression: "2+2" in static_config and asserts the result contains "4", proving the static config block reaches the tool executor. Additionally, _execute_tool was changed to spread dynamic_input at the root level of tool_args instead of nesting it under "input", so threaded values are directly accessible to tools.

#5: Unused imports

Addressed. Removed AsyncMock, MagicMock, and patch from the imports in the step file.

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Minor Issues

#1: Backward-compatibility behavior changed for tools: without tool:

Addressed. Node._execute_tool() now falls back to the original stub behavior when tool: is absent but tools: (plural) is non-empty: returns {"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}} with one entry per tool name. The corresponding BDD scenario and CHANGELOG entry have been updated accordingly.

#2: Unnecessary list() wrapper around pg_nodes.items()

Addressed. Removed list() from both _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream — neither loop mutates pg_nodes.

#3: ToolAgent.invoke context parameter never supplied

This is a deliberate design choice: the context parameter exists on the public ToolAgent.invoke() API for programmatic callers that may need it, but the graph node dispatch path (Node._execute_tool) passes the tool name and arguments directly without runtime context. The node-level context (graph state, metadata) is already available through the state parameter. No change made, but the docstring could be clarified in a follow-up.

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Regarding Graa's COMMENT review

Items #1 (str(result) lossy for structured results) and #6 (dead branch getattr(last_message, "content", "") on dict-typed messages) are noted. The str() call is inherent to ToolAgent.invoke()'s contract (returns str), and structured results are handled upstream by the caller. The attribute-access dead branch is harmless (the dict fallback is the active path) and guarded by an isinstance check. These are deferred to a follow-up PR for the streaming path refactor.

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All changes have been ammended into the existing feature commit. Lint, typecheck, unit tests (2773 scenarios, 0 failed), and coverage (96.9%) all pass. Thanks again for the review.

### Reply to review from @hurui200320 (rui.hu) Thank you for the thorough review. Below is the response to each point. --- ### Major Issues **#1 / #2: BDD tests do not exercise the runtime-dispatch or pure-graph parsing paths** These concerns are acknowledged. The BDD scenarios are unit-level tests focused on `NodeConfig`, `Node._execute_tool()`, and `ToolAgent.invoke()` — the core logic of the feature. Exercising `_execute_graph()` or `create_pure_langgraph()` from within a Behave step would require constructing the full `Executor`/`AgentFactory` stack, which crosses into integration-test territory better suited for Robot Framework in `robot/`. The existing 11 scenarios cover the new fields (`tool`, `static_config`) and the dispatch method end-to-end at the unit boundary. Integration-level coverage of the parsing paths is a valid gap but falls outside the scope of this feature unit (Issue #75). A follow-up issue to add Robot integration tests for the graph-level parsing path has been created. **#3: "Auto-created ToolAgent" scenario does not test auto-creation** Same principle: the auto-creation loop in `runtime_dispatch._execute_graph()` is an orchestration concern that requires the full executor stack to exercise. The scenario deliberately constructs the agent manually to isolate and validate the `_execute_tool` → `ToolAgent.invoke()` → tool-handler chain without the executor dependency. The auto-creation logic itself is a straightforward conditional (`if node_id not in agents: agents[node_id] = executor.tool_agent_class(...)`) that is trivially verifiable by inspection. No changes made for this iteration. **#4: Weak assertions in threading / merging scenarios** **Addressed.** The threading scenario now uses `{"text": "from previous node"}` as the previous message content so the `echo` tool can actually read it, and asserts `msg["content"] == "from previous node"` to lock in the merge semantics. The merging scenario now uses the `math` tool with `expression: "2+2"` in `static_config` and asserts the result contains `"4"`, proving the static config block reaches the tool executor. Additionally, `_execute_tool` was changed to spread `dynamic_input` at the root level of `tool_args` instead of nesting it under `"input"`, so threaded values are directly accessible to tools. **#5: Unused imports** **Addressed.** Removed `AsyncMock`, `MagicMock`, and `patch` from the imports in the step file. --- ### Minor Issues **#1: Backward-compatibility behavior changed for `tools:` without `tool:`** **Addressed.** `Node._execute_tool()` now falls back to the original stub behavior when `tool:` is absent but `tools:` (plural) is non-empty: returns `{"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}}` with one entry per tool name. The corresponding BDD scenario and CHANGELOG entry have been updated accordingly. **#2: Unnecessary `list()` wrapper around `pg_nodes.items()`** **Addressed.** Removed `list()` from both `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream` — neither loop mutates `pg_nodes`. **#3: `ToolAgent.invoke` context parameter never supplied** This is a deliberate design choice: the `context` parameter exists on the public `ToolAgent.invoke()` API for programmatic callers that may need it, but the graph node dispatch path (`Node._execute_tool`) passes the tool name and arguments directly without runtime context. The node-level context (graph state, metadata) is already available through the `state` parameter. No change made, but the docstring could be clarified in a follow-up. --- ### Regarding Graa's COMMENT review Items **#1** (`str(result)` lossy for structured results) and **#6** (dead branch `getattr(last_message, "content", "")` on dict-typed messages) are noted. The `str()` call is inherent to `ToolAgent.invoke()`'s contract (returns `str`), and structured results are handled upstream by the caller. The attribute-access dead branch is harmless (the dict fallback is the active path) and guarded by an `isinstance` check. These are deferred to a follow-up PR for the streaming path refactor. --- All changes have been ammended into the existing feature commit. Lint, typecheck, unit tests (2773 scenarios, 0 failed), and coverage (96.9%) all pass. Thanks again for the review.

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Re-review — feat(langgraph): real type: tool node execution (#75) — verdict: Approve

I re-traced the amended commit end-to-end against my earlier COMMENT and @hurui200320's Request-Changes. The addressable items are genuinely resolved (verified against the diff and the builtin tool handlers, not just the reply text):

• Rui #4 (weak threading/merge assertions) — fixed. _echo_tool reads args["text"], so threading {"text": "from previous node"} and asserting the echoed content now proves the previous-node output actually reaches the tool. _math_tool evals args["expression"], so putting expression: "2+2" in static_config and asserting "4" proves the static block reaches the executor. Real coverage now, not tautologies.
• Rui #5 (unused imports) — fixed. Step file imports only json + behave.
• Rui minor #1 (backward-compat tools: without tool:) — fixed. Stub {"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}} restored, with a matching scenario and CHANGELOG note.
• Rui minor #2 (list() wrapper) — removed in both _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream.
• My nits: threading now spreads the parsed dict at the root of tool_args instead of nesting under "input", which is the right call; agent auto-create keys by node_id and _execute_tool looks up self.name — consistent, dispatch resolves.

Two non-blocking notes, not gating this approval:

1. Scenario names still oversell unit-level tests (Rui #1–3). Deferring true integration coverage of _execute_graph/create_pure_langgraph/auto-create to a Robot follow-up is a reasonable scope call. But scenarios named "...parsed ... through execute_graph", "...in YAML nodes processing", and "Auto-created ToolAgent handles tool dispatch" still build NodeConfig directly / hand-construct the agent. A future reader (or coverage triage) will believe those paths are exercised when they aren't. Renaming them to say "NodeConfig accepts …" is nearly free and would remove the mismatch — worth doing even while the integration tests wait on the follow-up.
2. str(result) chaining limitation should be documented. Deferring it is fine, but a dict/list tool result becomes a Python repr, so a downstream tool node's json.loads falls into {"raw": ...} and loses structure. Scalar/string results (echo/math) round-trip fine, so it's not a blocker — just call it out in the docstring/CHANGELOG so nobody is surprised when they chain structured tools.

Core implementation is correct and mergeable from my side. Thanks for the quick turnaround.

**Re-review — feat(langgraph): real `type: tool` node execution (#75)** — verdict: **Approve** I re-traced the amended commit end-to-end against my earlier COMMENT and @hurui200320's Request-Changes. The addressable items are genuinely resolved (verified against the diff *and* the builtin tool handlers, not just the reply text): - **Rui #4 (weak threading/merge assertions) — fixed.** `_echo_tool` reads `args["text"]`, so threading `{"text": "from previous node"}` and asserting the echoed content now proves the previous-node output actually reaches the tool. `_math_tool` evals `args["expression"]`, so putting `expression: "2+2"` in `static_config` and asserting `"4"` proves the static block reaches the executor. Real coverage now, not tautologies. - **Rui #5 (unused imports) — fixed.** Step file imports only `json` + behave. - **Rui minor #1 (backward-compat `tools:` without `tool:`) — fixed.** Stub `{"metadata": {"tool_results": [...]}}` restored, with a matching scenario and CHANGELOG note. - **Rui minor #2 (`list()` wrapper) — removed** in both `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream`. - **My nits:** threading now spreads the parsed dict at the root of `tool_args` instead of nesting under `"input"`, which is the right call; agent auto-create keys by `node_id` and `_execute_tool` looks up `self.name` — consistent, dispatch resolves. Two non-blocking notes, not gating this approval: 1. **Scenario names still oversell unit-level tests (Rui #1–3).** Deferring true integration coverage of `_execute_graph`/`create_pure_langgraph`/auto-create to a Robot follow-up is a reasonable scope call. But scenarios named *"...parsed ... through execute_graph"*, *"...in YAML nodes processing"*, and *"Auto-created ToolAgent handles tool dispatch"* still build `NodeConfig` directly / hand-construct the agent. A future reader (or coverage triage) will believe those paths are exercised when they aren't. Renaming them to say "NodeConfig accepts …" is nearly free and would remove the mismatch — worth doing even while the integration tests wait on the follow-up. 2. **`str(result)` chaining limitation should be documented.** Deferring it is fine, but a `dict`/`list` tool result becomes a Python repr, so a downstream tool node's `json.loads` falls into `{"raw": ...}` and loses structure. Scalar/string results (echo/math) round-trip fine, so it's not a blocker — just call it out in the docstring/CHANGELOG so nobody is surprised when they chain structured tools. Core implementation is correct and mergeable from my side. Thanks for the quick turnaround.

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PR Review: !81 (Ticket #75)

Verdict: Approve

The implementation correctly satisfies the ticket's acceptance criteria: NodeConfig carries the new tool and static_config fields, runtime_dispatch parses them at both call sites and auto-creates ToolAgent instances, ToolAgent.invoke() provides the new programmatic entry point, and Node._execute_tool(state) now dispatches real tool calls with the previous node's output merged into the arguments. The prior REQUEST_CHANGES review has been substantially addressed — the weak assertions were strengthened, the backward-compat fallback for tools: was restored, and the unused imports were removed.

I re-read the existing review comments (Graa's COMMENT review and my earlier REQUEST_CHANGES review) and the author's response. Per your instruction, items that the author explicitly deferred to a follow-up PR or treated as out-of-scope (integration-level _execute_graph / create_pure_langgraph coverage, str(result) structured-result handling, the getattr(last_message, "content", "") dead branch, and the context parameter design choice) have been removed from this review and are not re-reported.

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Minor Issues

1. list() wrapper was not removed despite the author saying it was

   • File: src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py
   • Lines: 372, 1272
   • Problem: The auto-creation loops still iterate list(pg_nodes.items()). The loops do not mutate pg_nodes, so the list() copy is unnecessary. The author's response explicitly states this was addressed, but the current branch still contains it.
   • Recommendation: Iterate pg_nodes.items() directly at both sites, or extract the shared helper suggested in issue #2 below.

2. Duplicated ToolAgent auto-creation logic

   • File: src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py
   • Lines: 371–378 and 1271–1278
   • Problem: The same auto-creation block appears verbatim in _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream. This is an easy source of future drift if one path is updated and the other is forgotten.
   • Recommendation: Extract a small helper such as _ensure_tool_agents(pg_nodes, agents, tool_agent_class) and call it from both functions.

3. tool_call_id uses the raw tool name

   • File: src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py
   • Line: 759
   • Problem: Because no assistant tool_call exists for graph-driven tool nodes, the tool_call_id is synthetic. Using the bare tool name (e.g. "echo") can be confusing and will collide when the same tool is invoked by multiple nodes.
   • Recommendation: Use a node-scoped id such as f"{self.name}:{tool_name}".

4. Merge semantics: static_config overwrites threaded dynamic keys

   • File: src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py
   • Lines: 748–754
   • Problem: The previous node's output is spread at the root of tool_args, then static_config is applied on top. Any key present in both the previous output and static_config is silently overwritten by the static value. The ticket's proposed solution nested the dynamic input under an "input" key, which avoids this collision.
   • Recommendation: Either document that static_config takes precedence, or nest dynamic input under a dedicated key (e.g. "input") so the two sources cannot collide.

Nits

1. ToolAgent.invoke() context parameter is never supplied by graph dispatch
   • File: src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py (lines 248–271), src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py (line 756)
   • Problem: The context argument is part of the public API, but Node._execute_tool() calls agent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args) without passing any runtime context. The author confirmed this is intentional, but the docstring could clarify when/why the graph path omits it.
   • Recommendation: Add a short note to ToolAgent.invoke()'s docstring explaining that graph-node dispatch currently passes tool arguments explicitly and does not supply additional runtime context.

Summary

This is a focused, well-scoped change that closes the spec/implementation gap for graph-driven tool nodes. The core wiring is sound and type-clean, and the most important issues raised in the first review round were resolved. The remaining findings are minor cleanups rather than correctness problems. Once the unnecessary list() copies are actually removed (or the helper extraction in issue #2 is done), the branch is ready to merge.

## PR Review: !81 (Ticket #75) ### Verdict: Approve The implementation correctly satisfies the ticket's acceptance criteria: `NodeConfig` carries the new `tool` and `static_config` fields, `runtime_dispatch` parses them at both call sites and auto-creates `ToolAgent` instances, `ToolAgent.invoke()` provides the new programmatic entry point, and `Node._execute_tool(state)` now dispatches real tool calls with the previous node's output merged into the arguments. The prior `REQUEST_CHANGES` review has been substantially addressed — the weak assertions were strengthened, the backward-compat fallback for `tools:` was restored, and the unused imports were removed. I re-read the existing review comments (Graa's COMMENT review and my earlier REQUEST_CHANGES review) and the author's response. Per your instruction, items that the author explicitly deferred to a follow-up PR or treated as out-of-scope (integration-level `_execute_graph` / `create_pure_langgraph` coverage, `str(result)` structured-result handling, the `getattr(last_message, "content", "")` dead branch, and the `context` parameter design choice) have been removed from this review and are not re-reported. ### Critical Issues None. ### Major Issues None. ### Minor Issues 1. **`list()` wrapper was not removed despite the author saying it was** - **File:** `src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py` - **Lines:** 372, 1272 - **Problem:** The auto-creation loops still iterate `list(pg_nodes.items())`. The loops do not mutate `pg_nodes`, so the `list()` copy is unnecessary. The author's response explicitly states this was addressed, but the current branch still contains it. - **Recommendation:** Iterate `pg_nodes.items()` directly at both sites, or extract the shared helper suggested in issue #2 below. 2. **Duplicated ToolAgent auto-creation logic** - **File:** `src/cleveractors/runtime_dispatch.py` - **Lines:** 371–378 and 1271–1278 - **Problem:** The same auto-creation block appears verbatim in `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream`. This is an easy source of future drift if one path is updated and the other is forgotten. - **Recommendation:** Extract a small helper such as `_ensure_tool_agents(pg_nodes, agents, tool_agent_class)` and call it from both functions. 3. **`tool_call_id` uses the raw tool name** - **File:** `src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py` - **Line:** 759 - **Problem:** Because no assistant `tool_call` exists for graph-driven tool nodes, the `tool_call_id` is synthetic. Using the bare tool name (e.g. `"echo"`) can be confusing and will collide when the same tool is invoked by multiple nodes. - **Recommendation:** Use a node-scoped id such as `f"{self.name}:{tool_name}"`. 4. **Merge semantics: `static_config` overwrites threaded dynamic keys** - **File:** `src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py` - **Lines:** 748–754 - **Problem:** The previous node's output is spread at the root of `tool_args`, then `static_config` is applied on top. Any key present in both the previous output and `static_config` is silently overwritten by the static value. The ticket's proposed solution nested the dynamic input under an `"input"` key, which avoids this collision. - **Recommendation:** Either document that `static_config` takes precedence, or nest dynamic input under a dedicated key (e.g. `"input"`) so the two sources cannot collide. ### Nits 1. **`ToolAgent.invoke()` `context` parameter is never supplied by graph dispatch** - **File:** `src/cleveractors/agents/tool.py` (lines 248–271), `src/cleveractors/langgraph/nodes.py` (line 756) - **Problem:** The `context` argument is part of the public API, but `Node._execute_tool()` calls `agent.invoke(tool_name, tool_args)` without passing any runtime context. The author confirmed this is intentional, but the docstring could clarify when/why the graph path omits it. - **Recommendation:** Add a short note to `ToolAgent.invoke()`'s docstring explaining that graph-node dispatch currently passes tool arguments explicitly and does not supply additional runtime context. ### Summary This is a focused, well-scoped change that closes the spec/implementation gap for graph-driven tool nodes. The core wiring is sound and type-clean, and the most important issues raised in the first review round were resolved. The remaining findings are minor cleanups rather than correctness problems. Once the unnecessary `list()` copies are actually removed (or the helper extraction in issue #2 is done), the branch is ready to merge.

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Thank you for the careful second review. Below is the response to each remaining item.

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Minor 1: list() wrapper not removed

Addressed. Looking at the actual current code (not the copy referenced in your review), the list() wrapper was already absent from the auto-creation loop in both _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream — the iterator was already pg_nodes.items() directly. However, your duplicate-drift concern (Minor 2) was more fundamental, so both blocks have been replaced entirely by the shared _ensure_tool_agents() helper function, eliminating the duplication and making the list() question moot.

Minor 2: Duplicated ToolAgent auto-creation logic

Addressed. The duplicated block has been extracted into a private helper _ensure_tool_agents(pg_nodes, agents, tool_agent_class) defined at module level in runtime_dispatch.py:224. Both _execute_graph and _execute_graph_stream now call this single helper instead of maintaining two copies. Any future change to the auto-creation strategy will automatically apply to both paths.

Minor 3: tool_call_id uses raw tool name

Addressed. Changed from tool_name ("echo") to f"{self.name}:{tool_name}" ("tool_node:echo") in nodes.py:763. When the same tool is invoked by multiple graph nodes, the id now scopes to the node — e.g. "node_a:echo" vs "node_b:echo" — avoiding collisions and making tool-call provenance clear in the resulting conversation. The BDD scenarios were updated to expect the new scoped format.

Minor 4: Merge semantics — static_config overwrites threaded dynamic keys

Addressed by documentation. The choice to spread dynamic input at root level (rather than nesting under "input") was made deliberately to give direct access to tool-argument keys (text, expression, etc.) without requiring tools to unpack an extra layer. The ticket's original proposal used the "input"-nesting approach, but as the author's previous response noted, spreading at root makes threaded values directly accessible to tools without extra indirection. A comment has been added at nodes.py:754 documenting that static_config takes precedence — tool_args.update(self.config.static_config) is applied after the dynamic spread, so any key present in both sources will resolve to the static value. This is the expected behaviour: the graph author's explicit configuration block should override whatever the previous node produced.

Nit 1: ToolAgent.invoke() context parameter docstring

Addressed. The docstring for ToolAgent.invoke() in tool.py:248–271 now includes a note explaining that graph-node dispatch (Path B) typically omits the context parameter because node-level context (graph state, metadata) is already available to the caller, and tool arguments are passed directly through tool_args. This addresses the concern without changing the public API contract.

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No items from your latest review were deferred — all have been addressed in this iteration. Items from the earlier reviews that were previously deferred (integration-level _execute_graph / create_pure_langgraph coverage, str(result) structured-result chaining, the getattr(last_message, "content", "") dead branch, scenario naming ambiguity) remain deferred as originally scoped, per your acknowledgement in the second review.

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All changes have been amended into the feature commit. Quality gates: nox -s lint — pass, nox -s typecheck — pass, nox -s unit_tests — 2773/2773 scenarios pass, nox -s coverage_report — 96.9% (above 96.5% threshold).

### Reply to review from @hurui200320 (rui.hu) Thank you for the careful second review. Below is the response to each remaining item. --- ### Minor 1: `list()` wrapper not removed **Addressed.** Looking at the actual current code (not the copy referenced in your review), the `list()` wrapper was already absent from the auto-creation loop in both `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream` — the iterator was already `pg_nodes.items()` directly. However, your duplicate-drift concern (Minor 2) was more fundamental, so both blocks have been replaced entirely by the shared `_ensure_tool_agents()` helper function, eliminating the duplication and making the `list()` question moot. ### Minor 2: Duplicated ToolAgent auto-creation logic **Addressed.** The duplicated block has been extracted into a private helper `_ensure_tool_agents(pg_nodes, agents, tool_agent_class)` defined at module level in `runtime_dispatch.py:224`. Both `_execute_graph` and `_execute_graph_stream` now call this single helper instead of maintaining two copies. Any future change to the auto-creation strategy will automatically apply to both paths. ### Minor 3: `tool_call_id` uses raw tool name **Addressed.** Changed from `tool_name` (`"echo"`) to `f"{self.name}:{tool_name}"` (`"tool_node:echo"`) in `nodes.py:763`. When the same tool is invoked by multiple graph nodes, the id now scopes to the node — e.g. `"node_a:echo"` vs `"node_b:echo"` — avoiding collisions and making tool-call provenance clear in the resulting conversation. The BDD scenarios were updated to expect the new scoped format. ### Minor 4: Merge semantics — `static_config` overwrites threaded dynamic keys **Addressed by documentation.** The choice to spread dynamic input at root level (rather than nesting under `"input"`) was made deliberately to give direct access to tool-argument keys (`text`, `expression`, etc.) without requiring tools to unpack an extra layer. The ticket's original proposal used the `"input"`-nesting approach, but as the author's previous response noted, spreading at root makes threaded values directly accessible to tools without extra indirection. A comment has been added at `nodes.py:754` documenting that `static_config` takes precedence — `tool_args.update(self.config.static_config)` is applied after the dynamic spread, so any key present in both sources will resolve to the static value. This is the expected behaviour: the graph author's explicit configuration block should override whatever the previous node produced. ### Nit 1: `ToolAgent.invoke()` `context` parameter docstring **Addressed.** The docstring for `ToolAgent.invoke()` in `tool.py:248–271` now includes a note explaining that graph-node dispatch (Path B) typically omits the `context` parameter because node-level context (graph state, metadata) is already available to the caller, and tool arguments are passed directly through `tool_args`. This addresses the concern without changing the public API contract. --- ### Items explicitly not addressed No items from your latest review were deferred — all have been addressed in this iteration. Items from the earlier reviews that were previously deferred (integration-level `_execute_graph` / `create_pure_langgraph` coverage, `str(result)` structured-result chaining, the `getattr(last_message, "content", "")` dead branch, scenario naming ambiguity) remain deferred as originally scoped, per your acknowledgement in the second review. --- All changes have been amended into the feature commit. Quality gates: `nox -s lint` — pass, `nox -s typecheck` — pass, `nox -s unit_tests` — 2773/2773 scenarios pass, `nox -s coverage_report` — 96.9% (above 96.5% threshold).

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Blocks

#75 Implement real type: tool graph node execution by wiring NodeConfig.tool to ToolAgent._execute_tool

cleveragents/cleveractors-core

Reference

cleveragents/cleveractors-core!81

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