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…388) A ported checkpointer/cache/store defaulting to localhost silently crashes under CanyonOS, since each agent/workflow gets its own container. Document the injected CANYONOS_REDIS_HOST/CANYONOS_REDIS_PORT contract in adapter.md and add the matching symptom to troubleshooting.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stop ignoring docs/ so this guide can be reviewed and shared through the repo.
…y.txt Each port now records one eligible workflow input, verbatim, for end-to-end testing via canyonos test "$(cat .car/config/test_query.txt)". Also documents that query is always a str and that Future arguments and .value() results arrive as text regardless of the declared yaml type.
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Replace the smallest-service-map rule in the porting skill with a definition of what counts as an agent in LangGraph/LangChain sources, how agents group into services, and how edges between agents move into the workflow.
…pport The proxy relays text/event-stream responses since CAN-356, so token-by-token reads are no longer a blocker. Note the two remaining caveats: OpenAI stream usage needs include_usage, and the canyonos test stub does not emulate SSE.
"The framework" read as CanyonOS itself; service boundaries come from the control flow of the original workflow being ported.
…ngGraph A service is a LangChain agent (create_agent, create_react_agent, AgentExecutor, or a hand-built model/ToolNode loop). Model calls outside an agent loop, routers, and the LangGraph graph itself become the workflow.
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A function or method that runs the model/tools loop itself is an agent; the Python code that sequences, branches on, or fans out agents is the workflow.
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From my understanding, Here the splitting tries to preserve the number of agents from the original workflow, rather than trying to combine automatically agents.
But I remember we are discussing about merging automatically the agents which are coupled with the help of coding assistant.
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it makes sense for agents which coupled should be one agent service in canyonos (one container), though let's assume one agent in langchain semantics already decouple with others (it's my thought) |
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So, @nickhuo this is something that will be specifically for skill file? not on a doc file? if so, I'm ok with merging it |
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it should be under skill file |
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Map zero-agent sources to a workflow service.
CanyonOS treats an entry without type as an agent entry, which requires entrypoint. A workflow entry requires type: workflow and workflow_file. State this mapping in both zero-agent rules. Otherwise, a porter can create a manifest that fails validation.
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moved the service boundary description to #239, this one can be closed |
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Split out of #200 so the bundle stays limited to the four bundled PRs. This PR is stacked on
nickhuo/skill-docs-bundle, so its diff shows only the service-boundary change. After #200 merges, retarget this PR tomain.What changes
This rewrites §5 "Choose service boundaries" in
references/source-survey.md, replacing the "smallest useful service map" rule with a fixed split:create_agent,create_react_agent, andAgentExecutorToolNode, plus atools_conditionloopStateGraphconstruction, edges, conditional edges,Command(goto=...)handoffs, andSendfan-out are rewritten as workflow code. The remaining node functions and routers are imported from the source unchanged.llm.invoke,prompt | llm | parser,with_structured_output, supervisors/LLM routers). These run in the workflow, which has its ownllm_proxy.asyncio.gather, thread pools) becomes the workflow. A single model call outside such a loop runs in the workflow.SKILL.mdstep 2 and the survey output line now say "one service per agent" instead of "smallest useful service map".This is a semantic change. The same source will usually yield fewer, coarser services than a3c1914 did: a plain LLM node was a service under a3c1914, and now it runs in the workflow.
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graph.compile().invoke(...)and wrap it as one service. I did not verify that a.carwhose only service is the workflow builds and deploys, so this rule does not depend on it.SKILL.mddescription still lists CrewAI and AutoGen, which §5 does not address. I left the description unchanged; narrowing it would stop the skill from triggering for those sources.Test plan
uv run pytest -q tests/test_skill_smoke.py: 5 passedtests/e2e/portfolio) with the updated skill and check the resulting service mapSummary by CodeRabbit