Emitted when a managed sensor runtime exits unexpectedly.
Delivered to the owning agent as jido.agent.sensor.exit after the sensor has
already been removed from the runtime children map. This lets the agent route
the lifecycle event to restart, degrade, alert, or ignore without treating the
sensor as a child agent.
Fields
:tag- Agent-local tag assigned to the sensor runtime:pid- PID of the sensor process that exited:reason- Exit reason from the sensor process:sensor- Sensor module that was running:origin- Origin that started the sensor, such as:directiveor a plugin:meta- Metadata stored with the sensor child info
Summary
Functions
Creates a new Signal instance with the configured type and validated data.
Creates a new Signal instance, raising an error if invalid.
Validates the data for the Signal according to its schema.
Functions
@spec new( map(), keyword() ) :: {:ok, Jido.Signal.t()} | {:error, String.t()}
Creates a new Signal instance with the configured type and validated data.
Parameters
data: A map containing the Signal's data payload.opts: Additional Signal options (source, subject, etc.)
Returns
{:ok, Signal.t()} if the data is valid, {:error, String.t()} otherwise.
Example
MySignal.new(valid_data, source: "/custom")
# => {:ok, signal} where signal.type == MySignal.type()@spec new!( map(), keyword() ) :: Jido.Signal.t() | no_return()
Creates a new Signal instance, raising an error if invalid.
Parameters
data: A map containing the Signal's data payload.opts: Additional Signal options (source, subject, etc.)
Returns
Signal.t() if the data is valid.
Raises
RuntimeError if the data is invalid.
Example
MySignal.new!(valid_data, source: "/custom")
# => %Jido.Signal{} with type MySignal.type()Validates the data for the Signal according to its schema.
Example
MySignal.validate_data(candidate_data)
# => {:ok, validated_data} | {:error, reason}