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kandev/apps/backend/internal/office/shared/interfaces.go
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package shared
import (
"context"
"errors"
"time"
"github.com/kandev/kandev/internal/office/models"
runsservice "github.com/kandev/kandev/internal/runs/service"
"github.com/kandev/kandev/internal/workflow/engine"
)
// ErrEngineNoSession is returned by WorkflowEngineDispatcher when a task has
// no active or reusable session, so the workflow engine cannot evaluate a
// trigger for it.
var ErrEngineNoSession = errors.New("workflow engine: no active session for task")
// ErrWorkspacePaused is the typed error every gate site (workspace-kill-
// switch) returns when PauseGate.PauseState reports a confirmed pause. It
// is a shared sentinel — not office/pause's own type — so every consumer
// package (routines, service, scheduler, wakeup) and every caller that
// branches on it (routine HTTP handlers, the cron ticker, reactivity, the
// approval adapter) can import it without importing office/pause itself.
var ErrWorkspacePaused = errors.New("office: workspace paused")
// ErrPauseGateUnavailable is the typed error a gate site returns when
// PauseGate.PauseState itself failed (read error), distinct from a
// confirmed pause: the gate fails closed on this error too, but callers
// that map it to HTTP use 503, not 409, and cron/event logging keeps it at
// its ordinary level rather than swallowing it the way a confirmed pause is.
var ErrPauseGateUnavailable = errors.New("office: workspace pause state unavailable")
// PauseGate is the narrow read-only surface every gate site consults
// before dispatching, queueing, or launching work. Implemented by
// office/pause.Service and wired in via each consumer's own SetPauseGate
// setter — defined once here (rather than duplicated per consumer package)
// because every implementation and every caller share the identical
// signature and the same two sentinel errors above.
type PauseGate interface {
// PauseState returns the workspace's active pause record, or (nil, nil)
// when the workspace is running. A non-nil error means the read itself
// failed (fail closed); it is not a signal that the workspace is paused.
PauseState(ctx context.Context, workspaceID string) (*models.WorkspacePause, error)
}
// AgentReader provides read access to agent instances.
// Implemented by the agents feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type AgentReader interface {
// GetAgentInstance looks up an agent by ID or name.
GetAgentInstance(ctx context.Context, idOrName string) (*models.AgentInstance, error)
// ListAgentInstances returns all agent instances for a workspace.
// An empty wsID returns agents across all workspaces.
ListAgentInstances(ctx context.Context, wsID string) ([]*models.AgentInstance, error)
// ListAgentInstancesByIDs returns agent instances whose ids are in `ids`,
// in unspecified order. Rows missing from the DB are omitted. An empty
// input returns an empty slice.
ListAgentInstancesByIDs(ctx context.Context, ids []string) ([]*models.AgentInstance, error)
}
// AgentWriter provides write access to agent status.
// Implemented by the agents feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type AgentWriter interface {
// UpdateAgentStatusFields persists a new status and optional pause reason for an agent.
UpdateAgentStatusFields(ctx context.Context, agentID, status, pauseReason string) error
}
// RunQueuer enqueues run requests for agent instances.
// Implemented by the run feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type RunQueuer interface {
// QueueRun enqueues a run for agentInstanceID with the given reason, payload,
// and optional idempotency key (empty string disables deduplication). The
// returned QueueOutcome reports what actually happened (queued / deduped /
// coalesced / none-on-error) so callers that need to distinguish a fresh
// insert from a no-op don't have to infer it from side effects.
QueueRun(ctx context.Context, agentInstanceID, reason, payload, idempotencyKey string) (runsservice.QueueOutcome, error)
}
// WorkflowEngineDispatcher routes typed office task events through the
// workflow engine. Implementations resolve the task's session and translate
// typed trigger payloads into engine.HandleInput.
type WorkflowEngineDispatcher interface {
HandleTrigger(
ctx context.Context,
taskID string,
trigger engine.Trigger,
payload any,
operationID string,
) error
}
// ActivityLogger logs activity entries across office features.
// Implemented by the ActivityLoggerImpl in shared/activity.go.
type ActivityLogger interface {
// LogActivity records an activity entry. Errors are logged but not returned.
LogActivity(ctx context.Context, wsID, actorType, actorID, action, targetType, targetID, details string)
// LogActivityWithRun records an activity entry tagged with the originating
// office run id (and optional session id). Use this from agent-driven
// mutation paths so the run detail page's Tasks Touched surface can join
// activity rows back to the run that produced them.
LogActivityWithRun(ctx context.Context, wsID, actorType, actorID, action, targetType, targetID, details, runID, sessionID string)
}
// CostChecker reads cost data for budget and dashboard features.
// Implemented by the costs feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type CostChecker interface {
// GetCostSummary returns the total spend in subcents (hundredths of a
// cent) for a workspace.
GetCostSummary(ctx context.Context, wsID string) (int64, error)
}
// BudgetChecker evaluates budget policies before or after execution.
// Implemented by the budgets feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type BudgetChecker interface {
// CheckPreExecutionBudget returns (allowed, reason, error).
// If allowed is false, the caller should skip execution.
CheckPreExecutionBudget(ctx context.Context, agentInstanceID, projectID, workspaceID string) (bool, string, error)
}
// SkillReader provides read access to skill definitions.
// Implemented by the skills feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type SkillReader interface {
// GetSkillFromConfig looks up a skill by ID or slug.
GetSkillFromConfig(ctx context.Context, idOrSlug string) (*models.Skill, error)
// ListSkillsFromConfig returns all skills for a workspace.
// An empty workspaceID returns skills across all workspaces.
ListSkillsFromConfig(ctx context.Context, workspaceID string) ([]*models.Skill, error)
}
// ProjectReader provides read access to project records.
// Implemented by the projects feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type ProjectReader interface {
// GetProjectFromConfig looks up a project by ID or name.
GetProjectFromConfig(ctx context.Context, idOrName string) (*models.Project, error)
// ListProjectsFromConfig returns all projects for a workspace.
// An empty workspaceID returns projects across all workspaces.
ListProjectsFromConfig(ctx context.Context, workspaceID string) ([]*models.Project, error)
}
// RoutineReader provides read access to routine records.
// Implemented by the routines feature (and transitionally by office/service.Service).
type RoutineReader interface {
// GetRoutineFromConfig looks up a routine by ID or name.
GetRoutineFromConfig(ctx context.Context, idOrName string) (*models.Routine, error)
// ListRoutinesFromConfig returns all routines for a workspace.
// An empty workspaceID returns routines across all workspaces.
ListRoutinesFromConfig(ctx context.Context, workspaceID string) ([]*models.Routine, error)
}
// PendingPermission is a simplified, office-safe view of a pending
// clarification/permission request for display in the office inbox.
type PendingPermission struct {
PendingID string
SessionID string
TaskID string
Prompt string
Context string
CreatedAt time.Time
}
// PermissionLister provides a snapshot of pending permission/clarification requests.
// Implemented by clarification.Store (or any wrapper around it).
type PermissionLister interface {
// ListPendingPermissions returns all pending permission requests.
// The returned slice is a snapshot; callers must not modify its elements.
ListPendingPermissions() []PendingPermission
}
// ModelPricing carries per-million-token pricing in subcents. Duplicates
// the costs.ModelPricing shape so the shared package doesn't depend on
// the costs package.
type ModelPricing struct {
InputPerMillion int64
CachedReadPerMillion int64
CachedWritePerMillion int64
OutputPerMillion int64
}
// PricingLookup resolves per-model pricing. Implemented by the
// office/costs/modelsdev package. Returns (zero, false) when the model
// is unknown or the cache hasn't warmed yet.
type PricingLookup interface {
LookupForModel(ctx context.Context, modelID string) (ModelPricing, bool)
}
// PricingCatalogVersioner is an optional capability a PricingLookup
// implementation may satisfy to report an "as-of" identifier for the
// pricing data it served — recorded on CostEvent.PricingCatalogVersion so a
// models.dev-list-priced row can be traced back to the catalogue state that
// produced it. Deliberately separate from PricingLookup (rather than
// widening it) so existing implementers and test fakes are unaffected;
// callers type-assert and treat a missing implementation as "no version
// available" (NULL column), not an error.
type PricingCatalogVersioner interface {
// CatalogVersion returns an identifier for the currently-served
// pricing data, or "" when none is available yet (e.g. cold cache,
// nothing loaded). models.dev's dataset carries no version field of
// its own, so implementations report the load/fetch time instead.
CatalogVersion() string
}
// PricingLookupWithVersion is an optional capability a PricingLookup
// implementation may satisfy to return pricing and its catalogue version
// from one atomic snapshot. Calling LookupForModel and CatalogVersion
// separately takes two independent lock acquisitions; a background refresh
// can install a new catalogue in between and pair one catalogue's rates
// with a different catalogue's version identifier on the stored row — a
// provenance column that lies, which is the exact failure class
// CostEvent.CostSource exists to eliminate. Callers type-assert and prefer
// this over the separate calls whenever both values are needed together.
type PricingLookupWithVersion interface {
// LookupForModelWithVersion behaves like PricingLookup.LookupForModel
// but also returns the catalogue version that produced the pricing,
// read from the same snapshot so the two can never describe different
// catalogue states.
LookupForModelWithVersion(ctx context.Context, modelID string) (pricing ModelPricing, version string, ok bool)
}