class Riffer::Tools::Runtime
Riffer::Tools::Runtime handles tool call execution for an agent.
Composes with a Riffer::Runner for concurrency control and provides execute as the sole public entry point.
Subclass and override dispatch_tool_call to customize how individual tool calls are dispatched (e.g., HTTP, gRPC).
runtime = Riffer::Tools::Runtime::Inline.new results = runtime.execute(tool_calls, tools: tools, context: context)
Public Class Methods
Source
# File lib/riffer/tools/runtime.rb, line 25 def initialize(runner:) raise NotImplementedError, "#{self.class} is abstract — use a subclass like Riffer::Tools::Runtime::Inline" if instance_of?(Riffer::Tools::Runtime) @runner = runner end
- runner
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the concurrency runner to use for batch execution.
Subclasses must provide a runner; instantiating Riffer::Tools::Runtime directly raises NotImplementedError.
Public Instance Methods
Source
# File lib/riffer/tools/runtime.rb, line 69 def around_tool_call(tool_call, context:, assistant_message: nil) yield end
Hook that wraps each tool call execution. Override in subclasses to customize. Must yield to continue execution.
The default implementation simply yields.
class InstrumentedRuntime < Riffer::Tools::Runtime::Inline private def around_tool_call(tool_call, context:, assistant_message: nil) start = Time.now result = yield Rails.logger.info("Tool #{tool_call.name} took #{Time.now - start}s") result end end
Source
# File lib/riffer/tools/runtime.rb, line 42 def execute(tool_calls, tools:, context:, assistant_message: nil) @runner.map(tool_calls, context: context) do |tool_call| result = around_tool_call(tool_call, context: context, assistant_message: assistant_message) do dispatch_tool_call(tool_call, tools: tools, context: context, assistant_message: assistant_message) end [tool_call, result] end end
Executes a batch of tool calls, returning [tool_call, response] pairs.
- tool_calls
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the tool calls to execute.
- tools
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the resolved tool classes.
- context
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the context hash.
- assistant_message
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the assistant message that produced these tool
calls, when known. Forwarded to +around_tool_call+ and +dispatch_tool_call+ so subclasses can access it (e.g. for instrumentation that needs the accompanying assistant text).