SurfSense/surfsense_backend/app/agents/chat/shared/context.py
CREDO23 7fb0707933 refactor(backend): rename search_space -> workspace across app bulk (Phase 2 Wave D)
Scoped codemod over surfsense_backend/app (excluding routes/, Wave E): renames
search_space_id -> workspace_id, search_space -> workspace, SearchSpace -> Workspace
across services, utils, tasks, agents, gateway, event_bus, notifications, podcasts,
automations, observability params, and prompt .md files. Also flips the camelCase
payload key searchSpaceId -> workspaceId (no backend reader; hard cutover).

Preserved carve-outs (verbatim): Celery task names "delete_search_space_background"
and "ai_sort_search_space" (wire names), and the OTel/metric key "search_space.id"
(dashboards depend on it). Enum values 'SEARCH_SPACE' and SearchSourceConnector
untouched.
2026-06-26 18:30:47 +02:00

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"""
Context schema definitions for SurfSense agents.
This module defines the per-invocation context object passed to the SurfSense
deep agent via ``agent.astream_events(..., context=ctx)`` (LangGraph >= 0.6).
The agent's compiled graph is the same across invocations (and cached by
``agent_cache``), so anything that varies per turn — the user mentions a
specific document, the front-end issues a unique ``request_id``, etc. —
MUST live on this context object instead of being captured into a
middleware ``__init__`` closure. Middlewares read fields back via
``runtime.context.<field>``; tools read them via ``runtime.context``.
This object is read by the ``search_knowledge_base`` tool (for
``mentioned_document_ids``) and any middleware that needs per-request
state without invalidating the compiled-agent cache.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from typing import TypedDict
class FileOperationContractState(TypedDict):
intent: str
confidence: float
suggested_path: str
timestamp: str
turn_id: str
@dataclass
class SurfSenseContextSchema:
"""
Per-invocation context for the SurfSense deep agent.
Defaults are chosen so the dataclass can be safely default-constructed
(LangGraph's ``Runtime.context`` itself defaults to ``None`` if no
context is supplied — see ``langgraph.runtime.Runtime``). All fields
are optional; consumers must None-check before reading.
Phase 1.5 fields:
workspace_id: Workspace the request is scoped to.
mentioned_document_ids: KB documents the user @-mentioned this turn.
Read by the ``search_knowledge_base`` tool to pin these docs
into the retrieval scope. Stays out of the compiled-agent cache
key — that's the whole point of putting it here.
mentioned_folder_ids: KB folders the user @-mentioned this turn
(cloud filesystem mode). Pinned into the ``search_knowledge_base``
retrieval scope so matches from those folders are prioritised.
file_operation_contract: One-shot file operation contract for the
upcoming turn (reserved; not currently populated).
turn_id / request_id: Correlation IDs surfaced by the streaming
task; populated for telemetry.
Phase 2 will extend with: thread_id, user_id, visibility,
filesystem_mode, anon_session_id, available_connectors,
available_document_types, created_by_id (everything currently captured
by middleware ``__init__`` closures).
"""
workspace_id: int | None = None
mentioned_document_ids: list[int] = field(default_factory=list)
mentioned_folder_ids: list[int] = field(default_factory=list)
mentioned_connector_ids: list[int] = field(default_factory=list)
mentioned_connectors: list[dict[str, object]] = field(default_factory=list)
file_operation_contract: FileOperationContractState | None = None
turn_id: str | None = None
request_id: str | None = None