* feat: add github CI check run tools for shepherding CI
Add get_pr_check_runs and rerun_failed_check_runs tools that authenticate
using the GitHub App installation token so the agent can query and retry
CI status on private repos without relying on GH_TOKEN or unauthenticated
http_request calls.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: handle paginated GitHub CI results
* refactor(github_ci): address review feedback
- Rename rerun_failed_check_runs -> rerun_failed_workflow_runs and clarify
in docstrings that the tool only retries GitHub Actions workflow runs
(not third-party CI checks surfaced by get_pr_check_runs).
- Skip action_required workflow runs when rerunning; those need manual
approval, not a rerun.
- Run rerun-failed-jobs requests concurrently via asyncio.gather instead
of sequentially.
- Fix latent pagination bug in _fetch_paginated_items where caller-supplied
params could overwrite per_page/page and break the end-of-pagination
check; reserved keys now always win and the threshold uses a PER_PAGE
constant.
- Set an explicit 30s httpx timeout so a hung GitHub call cannot stall
the agent loop.
- Restore alphabetical ordering of tools in agent/tools/__init__.py.
- Add tests for: a 500 surfaced on a later pagination page, and
action_required runs being filtered out of rerun candidates.
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When the agent is triggered by automated deployment monitoring (no Slack
thread, no Linear ticket, no GitHub issue), the prompt now explicitly
instructs it to skip the notification step rather than attempting
slack_thread_reply and failing.
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Calling get_github_token() without arguments always invoked LangGraph get_config internally,
which broke tests that only patch agent.middleware.open_pr.get_config and failed outside
runnable context.
Extend get_github_token with an optional runnable config mapping; the middleware passes
the config dict already resolved from get_config(). Request GitHub App installation tokens
only after detecting sandbox/repo changes worth publishing.
Fixes failing Agent unit tests in tests/test_open_pr_middleware.py.
* fix: safety net middleware always skipped due to key-existence check
The open_pr_if_needed after-agent middleware checked `if 'success' in pr_payload`
which evaluates True for BOTH success and failure responses from commit_and_open_pr
(all responses include the 'success' key). This meant the safety net never fired.
Fix: use `pr_payload.get('success')` to check the VALUE instead of key existence.
Evidence: 6+ production traces in last 24h where commit_and_open_pr returned
success=False but the safety net silently skipped (non-fast-forward push failures,
missing GitHub token, workflow permission errors, API 500 errors).
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* update
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* feat: add get_pr_review_comments tool for authenticated GitHub API access
The agent was asking users to paste PR review comments because it had no
tool to fetch them with auth. This adds get_pr_review_comments, which uses
the GitHub App installation token to fetch all three comment types (thread
comments, inline review comments, review submissions) from private repos.
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Previous defaults (4 vCPU / 15 GiB) exceed the maximum sandbox size
the LangSmith API accepts, causing a 400 on every sandbox creation:
sandbox size 4 vCPU / 15360 MiB exceeds the maximum supported size;
must fit within one of: small (1 vCPU / 1792 MiB),
medium (1 vCPU / 3840 MiB), or large (2 vCPU / 7936 MiB)
Default to the "large" cap (2 vCPU / 7936 MiB) so deployments without
DEFAULT_SANDBOX_VCPUS / DEFAULT_SANDBOX_MEM_BYTES env overrides boot
into a working state.
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* feat: open PRs under user's name and add OpenSWE label
* feat: use user token for PR authorship, add OpenSWE label, and consolidate fallback logic
* linting
* fix: address review nits for PR authorship and labeling
Fix docstring casing, add debug logging for 422 existing-PR search
fallback, tighten test type annotations, and add missing HTTPError
fallback test.
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* feat: default to GPT-5.5 medium reasoning
Use OpenAI GPT-5.5 with medium reasoning as the default model and document the completion-token budget semantics for reasoning models.
* fix: use Responses API reasoning config
Pass GPT-5.5 reasoning settings through LangChain's Responses API parameter instead of the Chat Completions-only reasoning_effort field.
* feat: raise GPT-5.5 output budget
Set the default GPT-5.5 output token budget to the model maximum so long-running coding tasks have more room for reasoning and final responses.
* feat: align recursion limit with Deep Agents
Use Deep Agents' default recursion limit so longer coding runs have room to complete without Open SWE imposing a lower cap.
* chore: remove minimal effort level
* chore: reduce max tokens to 64_000
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* feat: migrate LangSmith sandbox creation to snapshot API
Replaces the template-based sandbox flow (DEFAULT_SANDBOX_TEMPLATE_NAME /
DEFAULT_SANDBOX_TEMPLATE_IMAGE) with the new snapshot-based flow.
- New required env var DEFAULT_SANDBOX_SNAPSHOT_ID (UUID of a pre-built
LangSmith snapshot; build out-of-band via UI or SandboxClient.create_snapshot)
- Optional DEFAULT_SANDBOX_SNAPSHOT_FS_CAPACITY_BYTES overrides the root FS
size at boot (default 32 GiB)
- Startup-time validation via a FastAPI lifespan hook: the server refuses
to boot with a clear ValueError if SANDBOX_TYPE=langsmith and
DEFAULT_SANDBOX_SNAPSHOT_ID is unset, so failures surface in boot logs
rather than on the first thread
- Reconnect-to-existing-sandbox path unchanged
- Docs (INSTALLATION.md, CUSTOMIZATION.md) updated to describe the new
snapshot workflow
* fix: format create_sandbox_snapshot.py to pass ruff
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* fix: add retry with delay for sandbox proxy config to avoid 500 when proxy isn't ready
* fix: add retry with exponential backoff and connection error handling for proxy config
* fix: use GitHub App installation token for PR creation instead of user token
* fix: move installation token fetch after no-changes check to avoid unnecessary API call
* fix: add Exa web search tool
* chore: update uv.lock for exa-py dependency
* linting
* chore: remove web_search from system prompt
* chore: drop search_type and category params from web_search
The agent sees users formatted as @Name(USER_ID) in conversation context and
reproduces that pattern in replies, but Slack requires <@USER_ID> for real
mentions. This adds automatic conversion and updates prompt instructions.
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* Add GitHub PR review tools (list, get, create, update, dismiss, submit, list comments) and bind them to the agent
* format n lint
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Adds 6 new agent tools backed by Linear's GraphQL API, with a shared
_graphql_request helper to reduce boilerplate. Refactors existing
comment_on_linear_issue to use the same helper.
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* feat: extract repo parsing into shared util and add linear comment repo override
Moves the repo extraction regex logic (repo:, repo , GitHub URL) into
agent/utils/repo.py so it can be reused. Updates the Linear webhook
handler to check the comment body for a custom repo first, falling back
to the team/project mapping when none is specified.
* chore: document repo extraction util and default org configuration
* feat: add generic DEFAULT_REPO_OWNER/DEFAULT_REPO_NAME env vars replacing Slack-only defaults
* chore: remove deprecated SLACK_REPO_OWNER/NAME env vars from docs
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* feat: default org to langchain-ai when repo: is used without org prefix
* chore: use SLACK_REPO_OWNER for repo shorthand default org and document in CUSTOMIZATION.md
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* feat: send LangSmith trace URL on run trigger from Slack and Linear
* fix: check LANGSMITH_PROJECT before LANGSMITH_PROJECT_PROD for project name lookup
* fix: pass LangSmith API key explicitly to Client and remove global variable
* Update agent/utils/langsmith.py
Co-authored-by: Brace Sproul <braceasproul@gmail.com>
* refactor: move trace notification helpers out of webapp and use env vars for LangSmith URL base
* docs: add LangSmith tenant and project ID env vars to installation guide
* fix: remove unused comment_on_linear_issue import from webapp
* nit: remove lru_cache, make get_langsmith_trace_url sync, and move langsmith import to top level
* Update INSTALLATION.md
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* Update INSTALLATION.md
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* Update INSTALLATION.md
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Reads LANGCHAIN_REVISION_ID env var (set by LSD from LANGSMITH_LANGGRAPH_GIT_REF_SHA)
and injects it as LANGSMITH_AGENT_VERSION metadata on every runs.create() call.
This enables the agent_deployments sync job to track which agent version produced each trace.
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
