feat: replace AgentRuntime to his interface to extend client

[kesar]

This allow to use different type of AgentRuntime that follow original IAgentRuntime interface

[wtfsayo]

integration test failing!

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The pull request introduces type modifications in the DirectClient class within the packages/client-direct/src/index.ts file. The changes involve transitioning from a concrete AgentRuntime class to an IAgentRuntime interface for agent runtime management. This modification affects the agents property type and method signatures for registerAgent and unregisterAgent, promoting a more flexible and interface-driven design approach.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/client-direct/src/index.ts	- Updated agents property type from Map<string, AgentRuntime> to Map<string, IAgentRuntime> - Modified registerAgent method signature to accept IAgentRuntime - Modified unregisterAgent method signature to accept IAgentRuntime

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• packages/client-direct/src/index.ts (2 hunks)

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packages/client-direct/src/index.ts (1)

112-112: LGTM! Good use of interface-based design.

The change from concrete AgentRuntime to IAgentRuntime interface improves extensibility and follows the interface segregation principle.

[wtfsayo]

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@wtfsayo Here's the analysis of second-order impacts from replacing AgentRuntime with IAgentRuntime:

1. Architectural Benefits:

• Enables multiple runtime implementations through interface abstraction
• Improves testability via mock implementations
• Better separation of concerns between client and runtime

2. Risk Areas:

• Integration test failures indicate potential interface contract mismatches
• Components using AgentRuntime-specific features need updates
• Runtime implementations must fully satisfy extensive interface requirements

3. Recommendations:

• Review integration tests for AgentRuntime assumptions
• Verify interface completeness against current usage
• Consider gradual rollout to catch implementation gaps early

Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the integration test fixes needed for this architectural change?

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find all files containing AgentRuntime
echo "=== Files containing AgentRuntime ==="
rg "AgentRuntime" -l

# Find the interface definition
echo -e "\n=== IAgentRuntime interface definition ==="
ast-grep --pattern 'interface IAgentRuntime {
  $$$
}'

# Find all implementations
echo -e "\n=== Classes implementing IAgentRuntime ==="
ast-grep --pattern 'class $_ implements IAgentRuntime {
  $$$
}'

# Find method signatures to understand the contract
echo -e "\n=== Method signatures in AgentRuntime ==="
ast-grep --pattern 'class AgentRuntime {
  $$$
}'

# Find import statements to understand dependencies
echo -e "\n=== Import statements for AgentRuntime ==="
rg "import.*AgentRuntime" -A 1

Length of output: 66325