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"""Pi coding-task tool: hand a coding task to the Pi agent so it implements the change.
Package layout (separation of concerns):
- ``errors.py`` — :class:`PiCodingError` + stable ``error_kind`` constants.
- ``validation.py`` — argument validators + :class:`ResolvedRequest` resolution.
- ``runner.py`` — lifecycle/execution stages (enable gate, CLI readiness,
run the polled Pi process, shape the result dict).
- ``__init__.py`` — this file: the agent-facing :class:`BaseTool` contract whose
``run`` orchestrates those stages. The class lives here (rather than a sister
module) because the tool registry discovers instances by ``__class__.__module__``
and does not recurse into sub-modules.
This is the first **mutating** agent-callable tool, so it is deliberately gated,
mirroring how ``execute_python_code`` is gated by availability:
- ``side_effect_level = "mutating"``.
- ``is_available`` returns True only when ``PI_CODING_ENABLED`` is set, so it is
never offered to the agent unless the operator opts in.
- ``surfaces = ("investigation",)`` — the surface the REPL assistant tool loop and
the investigation pipeline actually consume (the ``chat`` surface has no live
consumer). Reachability is gated by ``PI_CODING_ENABLED``, not by the surface.
Expected failures return a structured ``{"success": False, "error_kind": ...}`` dict;
any *unexpected* exception propagates to ``BaseTool.__call__``, which reports it to
Sentry. It edits the working tree and returns a summary + git diff; it never commits,
pushes, or opens a PR (see ``integrations/pi``).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from typing import Any
from core.tool_framework.base import BaseTool
from integrations.pi import is_pi_coding_enabled
from tools.pi_coding_tool.errors import PiCodingError
from tools.pi_coding_tool.runner import (
SOURCE,
ensure_cli_ready,
ensure_enabled,
error_output,
execute,
to_output,
)
from tools.pi_coding_tool.validation import resolve_request
class PiCodingTool(BaseTool):
"""Submit a coding task to the Pi agent; it edits the workspace and returns a diff."""
name = "pi_coding_task"
display_name = "Pi coding task"
source = SOURCE
side_effect_level = "mutating"
surfaces = ("investigation",)
description = (
"Submit a coding task to the Pi agent (pi.dev). Pi edits files in the workspace to "
"implement the change and returns a summary plus the git diff. It does not commit, "
"push, or open a PR. Disabled unless PI_CODING_ENABLED=1 and the Pi CLI is installed "
"and authenticated."
)
use_cases = [
"Apply a small, well-scoped fix identified during an investigation",
"Make a targeted code change in the current repository and return the diff for review",
]
anti_examples = [
"Reading logs, metrics, or traces (use a read-only evidence tool instead)",
"Large multi-file refactors that should be reviewed interactively",
]
input_schema = {
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"task": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Natural-language description of the coding change Pi should make.",
},
"workspace": {
"type": "string",
"description": (
"Absolute path to the repository to edit. "
"Defaults to PI_CODING_WORKSPACE or the current directory."
),
"nullable": True,
},
"model": {
"type": "string",
"description": (
"Optional Pi model override in provider/model form "
"(e.g. anthropic/claude-haiku-4-5). Defaults to PI_CODING_MODEL."
),
"nullable": True,
},
},
"required": ["task"],
}
outputs = {
"success": "True when Pi completed and exited cleanly",
"error_kind": "Stable failure category (disabled, invalid_input, cli_unavailable, "
"timeout, execution_error) or None on success",
"summary": "Pi's final message summarizing what it changed",
"changed_files": "Files modified in the working tree (status porcelain)",
"diff": "git diff of the changes vs HEAD (truncated if large)",
"diff_truncated": "True when the diff was truncated",
"error": "Human-readable error detail when the task failed",
}
def is_available(self, _sources: dict[str, dict]) -> bool:
"""Only available when explicitly opted in (cheap flag check)."""
return is_pi_coding_enabled()
def run(
self,
task: str,
workspace: str | None = None,
model: str | None = None,
) -> dict[str, Any]:
try:
ensure_enabled()
request = resolve_request(task, workspace, model)
ensure_cli_ready()
except PiCodingError as exc:
return error_output(exc.kind, exc.message)
# Expected execution failures (timeout, provider limit, no-op) come back as a
# populated PiCodingResult; any *unexpected* exception propagates to
# BaseTool.__call__, which reports it to Sentry (the global tool wrapper).
return to_output(execute(request))
# Module-level instance so the tool registry auto-discovers it (see tools/registry.py).
pi_coding_task = PiCodingTool()
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"""Error model for the Pi coding tool.
A single typed exception (:class:`PiCodingError`) carries a stable ``kind`` that is
surfaced to callers as the tool's ``error_kind`` output field, so failures are
machine-classifiable instead of free-text-only.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
# Stable failure categories surfaced in the tool's ``error_kind`` output field.
ERR_DISABLED = "disabled"
ERR_INVALID_INPUT = "invalid_input"
ERR_CLI_UNAVAILABLE = "cli_unavailable"
ERR_TIMEOUT = "timeout"
ERR_EXECUTION = "execution_error"
class PiCodingError(Exception):
"""An expected, user-actionable failure with a stable ``kind``."""
def __init__(self, kind: str, message: str) -> None:
super().__init__(message)
self.kind = kind
self.message = message
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"""Lifecycle and execution orchestration for the Pi coding tool.
These are the stages ``PiCodingTool.run`` drives, kept as small free functions so
the tool class stays a thin agent-facing contract:
- :func:`ensure_enabled` — opt-in gate (``PI_CODING_ENABLED``).
- :func:`ensure_cli_ready` — Pi binary installed and authenticated.
- :func:`execute` — run the polled Pi process (``integrations/pi`` client).
- :func:`to_output` — shape a stable result dict (with ``error_kind``).
- :func:`error_output` — the same dict shape for an early/expected failure.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from typing import Any, Final
from integrations.pi import (
PiCodingResult,
is_pi_coding_enabled,
run_pi_coding_task,
verify_pi_coding,
)
from tools.pi_coding_tool.errors import (
ERR_CLI_UNAVAILABLE,
ERR_DISABLED,
ERR_EXECUTION,
ERR_TIMEOUT,
PiCodingError,
)
from tools.pi_coding_tool.validation import ResolvedRequest
#: Evidence source tag stamped on every result dict.
SOURCE: Final = "knowledge"
_DISABLED_MESSAGE = (
"Pi coding tool is disabled. Set PI_CODING_ENABLED=1 (and install/authenticate "
"the Pi CLI) to enable it."
)
def ensure_enabled() -> None:
if not is_pi_coding_enabled():
raise PiCodingError(ERR_DISABLED, _DISABLED_MESSAGE)
def ensure_cli_ready() -> None:
available, detail = verify_pi_coding()
if not available:
raise PiCodingError(ERR_CLI_UNAVAILABLE, f"Pi CLI is not ready: {detail}")
def execute(request: ResolvedRequest) -> PiCodingResult:
return run_pi_coding_task(
request.task,
workspace=request.workspace,
model=request.model,
timeout_sec=request.timeout_sec,
)
def to_output(result: PiCodingResult) -> dict[str, Any]:
error_kind: str | None = None
if not result.success:
error_kind = ERR_TIMEOUT if result.timed_out else ERR_EXECUTION
return {
"source": SOURCE,
"success": result.success,
"error_kind": error_kind,
"summary": result.summary,
"changed_files": result.changed_files,
"diff": result.diff,
"diff_truncated": result.diff_truncated,
"returncode": result.returncode,
"timed_out": result.timed_out,
"error": result.error,
}
def error_output(kind: str, message: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
return {"source": SOURCE, "success": False, "error_kind": kind, "error": message}
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"""Input validation and request resolution for the Pi coding tool.
Turns the loose tool arguments (``task`` / ``workspace`` / ``model``) into a
validated, fully-resolved :class:`ResolvedRequest`, applying config defaults
(``PI_CODING_WORKSPACE`` / ``PI_CODING_MODEL`` / ``PI_CODING_TIMEOUT_SECONDS``).
Each validator raises :class:`PiCodingError` with ``kind="invalid_input"`` on a
bad value.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pathlib import Path
from integrations.pi import pi_coding_model, pi_coding_timeout_seconds, pi_coding_workspace
from tools.pi_coding_tool.errors import ERR_INVALID_INPUT, PiCodingError
_MAX_TASK_CHARS = 4000
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ResolvedRequest:
"""A validated, fully-resolved coding request ready to execute."""
task: str
workspace: str
model: str | None
timeout_sec: float
def validate_task(task: str | None) -> str:
cleaned = (task or "").strip()
if not cleaned:
raise PiCodingError(ERR_INVALID_INPUT, "task is required and must be non-empty.")
if len(cleaned) > _MAX_TASK_CHARS:
raise PiCodingError(
ERR_INVALID_INPUT,
f"task is too long ({len(cleaned)} chars); keep it under {_MAX_TASK_CHARS}.",
)
return cleaned
def validate_workspace(workspace: str | None) -> str:
resolved = (workspace or "").strip() or pi_coding_workspace()
path = Path(resolved).expanduser()
if not path.exists():
raise PiCodingError(ERR_INVALID_INPUT, f"workspace does not exist: {path}")
if not path.is_dir():
raise PiCodingError(ERR_INVALID_INPUT, f"workspace is not a directory: {path}")
return str(path)
def validate_model(model: str | None) -> str | None:
resolved = (model or "").strip() or pi_coding_model()
if resolved is None:
return None
# Pi accepts "provider/model" and shorthands (e.g. "sonnet:high"); only reject
# obviously malformed values (whitespace inside the token).
if any(ch.isspace() for ch in resolved):
raise PiCodingError(
ERR_INVALID_INPUT,
f"model must not contain whitespace; got {resolved!r}.",
)
return resolved
def resolve_request(task: str | None, workspace: str | None, model: str | None) -> ResolvedRequest:
"""Validate + normalize the tool arguments into a :class:`ResolvedRequest`."""
return ResolvedRequest(
task=validate_task(task),
workspace=validate_workspace(workspace),
model=validate_model(model),
timeout_sec=pi_coding_timeout_seconds(),
)