wehub-resource-sync
27 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
27 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
package agent
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import "reasonix/internal/provider"
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// NormalizeSession runs the persisted-history-safe repairs on a loaded
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// conversation and is the agent-side entry point for making old, partially
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// saved, or interrupted sessions replayable. It is a thin wrapper over
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// provider.NormalizeSessionMessages, which shares assistant-turn repairs with
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// the provider send path without applying wire-only cleanup such as dropping
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// standalone tool messages.
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//
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// LoadSession calls this right after decoding so a session that was written by
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// an older code version, or that was cut short mid-turn, is corrected in memory
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// before anything reads it. The corrected messages are persisted lazily: the
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// next Session.Save (naturally triggered by the following turn) rewrites the
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// whole file with the repairs baked in, so the same stale-data bug is not
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// re-repaired on every turn forever. A session that is only ever read (never
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// appended to) stays unmodified on disk and is simply re-normalized on the next
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// load — cheap, because the fast path returns the input slice unchanged.
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//
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// Well-formed histories are returned without allocating (see
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// provider.NormalizeSessionMessages), so this is a no-op in both time and memory
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// for the common case and cannot perturb a provider's prefix-cache key.
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func NormalizeSession(msgs []provider.Message) []provider.Message {
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return provider.NormalizeSessionMessages(msgs)
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}
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