feat: implement core runtime (all 8 phases)#3
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Phase 1 (Setup): config.rs with TOML loading, types.rs with shared message types, complete examples/config.toml, config integration in main.rs with CLI override support. Phase 2 (Foundational): LLM provider trait with Anthropic/OpenAI implementations, ChatSendParams parsing, auth and router tests (18 passing), lib.rs for integration test support. Phase 3 (US1 MVP): Wire chat.send end-to-end through router -> session -> LLM provider -> streaming WebSocket response. RpcResult enum for single vs streaming responses. Per-session message history. Assistant response collection and session persistence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 4 (US2 - WASM Tool Execution): - Capability parsing module (sandbox/capabilities.rs) - PluginHost updated with capability grants, PluginType, tool schemas - Tool schema builders for Anthropic/OpenAI formats in providers.rs - Plugin loading from config with capability validation - 14 sandbox tests passing Phase 5 (US3 - Token Metering): - Token metering module (agent/metering.rs) with budget enforcement - Pre-call budget checking and post-call usage recording - Cost estimation with per-model pricing lookup - Metering relay in protocol.rs intercepts usage events - 15 metering tests passing Phase 6 (US4 - Multi-Layer Memory): - Memory engine (memory/mod.rs) with context assembly - Episodic memory with sliding window (default 5 turns) - Soul document loader with token estimation and hot-reload - Semantic memory with entity storage, query, and supersession - Pattern-based entity extraction from LLM responses - MemoryConfig added to config.rs - 25 memory tests passing All three phases implemented by parallel agents modifying separate file sets. 86 total tests passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 7 (US5 - Channel Adapters):
- Channel adapter plugin interface (call_channel_parse, call_channel_format)
- POST /webhook/{channel} endpoint with full pipeline
- Host-side HTTP proxy with allowed_hosts capability validation
- Mock-channel example WASM plugin (parse_incoming, format_outgoing)
- 11 channel adapter integration tests
Phase 8 (Polish):
- 14 config validation tests
- clippy clean (only expected dead_code), rustfmt pass
- Default derive for ExoclawConfig, Default impl for SessionRouter
- Release binary 22MB (under 25MB target)
- url crate added for proxy host validation
111 tests passing across 8 test suites.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Full implementation of the core runtime specification (
specs/001-core-runtime/), covering all 8 phases and 5 user stories:Key Stats
Test plan
cargo test— 111 tests passingcargo clippy— no non-dead-code warningscargo fmt --check— cleancargo build --release— 22MB binary with LTO+strip🤖 Generated with Claude Code