GenAgent.Response (GenAgent v0.6.2)

The result of a completed prompt turn, delivered to GenAgent.handle_response/3.

A Response is built by the state machine after a terminal event (:result or :error) arrives from the backend. It carries:

:text -- the full assembled assistant text for the turn.
:final_message -- the terminal text when provided, otherwise the last boundary-marked assistant message (or all text if no boundary was marked). This remains available when compact retention omits the text events. Manually constructed responses leave it nil.
:events -- retained normalized events in arrival order. Check :event_coverage before treating this as a complete log.
:terminal -- the original terminal result event, even if compact retention omitted it from :events.
:event_coverage -- counts and the first omission reason for the retained log. mode: :exact means no event was omitted.
:usage -- token usage if the backend reported any, otherwise nil.
:duration_ms -- wall-clock time from prompt dispatch to terminal event.
:session_id -- the backend's session identifier, if any.

Summary

Functions

from_events(events, opts \\ [])

Build a Response from a completed turn's event list and wall-clock duration.

Types

t()

@type t() :: %GenAgent.Response{
  duration_ms: non_neg_integer(),
  event_coverage: map(),
  events: [GenAgent.Event.t()],
  final_message: String.t() | nil,
  session_id: String.t() | nil,
  terminal: GenAgent.Event.t() | nil,
  text: String.t(),
  usage: map() | nil
}

Functions

from_events(events, opts \\ [])

@spec from_events([GenAgent.Event.t()], keyword()) :: t()

Build a Response from a completed turn's event list and wall-clock duration.

The events list must include exactly one terminal event (:result or :error). Text is taken from the :result event's :text field if present, otherwise assembled from any :text deltas. Deltas concatenate directly; a text event with message_boundary: true starts a separate assistant message after a blank line. :final_message selects the terminal text when present, otherwise the last boundary-marked message. Usage is taken from the most recent :usage event, if any.