simbiot-harness/venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/strands/memory/extraction/triggers.py
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"""Built-in extraction triggers that control *when* a store's extraction runs.
* :class:`InvocationTrigger` -- fire after every agent invocation.
* :class:`IntervalTrigger` -- fire once every ``turns`` invocations.
See :class:`ExtractionTrigger` for the self-attaching trigger contract.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from ...hooks.events import AfterInvocationEvent
from ...hooks.registry import HookOrder
from .types import ExtractionTrigger, ExtractionTriggerContext
class InvocationTrigger(ExtractionTrigger):
"""Runs extraction after every agent invocation.
The highest-fidelity option, and the most expensive when an
:class:`~strands.memory.extraction.types.Extractor` is configured (a model
call per turn).
Example:
```python
ExtractionConfig(trigger=[InvocationTrigger()])
```
"""
name = "invocation"
def attach(self, context: ExtractionTriggerContext) -> None:
"""Register an after-invocation callback that fires extraction.
Runs after the SDK's own after-invocation hooks so extraction sees the
settled turn. The save runs in a background task, so the hook never
blocks.
"""
context.agent.add_hook(
lambda event: context.fire(),
AfterInvocationEvent,
order=HookOrder.SDK_LAST,
)
class IntervalTrigger(ExtractionTrigger):
"""Runs extraction every ``turns`` agent invocations.
A controllable middle ground: the high-water mark still picks up the skipped
turns when the trigger fires.
Example:
```python
ExtractionConfig(trigger=[IntervalTrigger(turns=5)])
```
Attributes:
name: Stable identifier for this trigger kind (``interval``).
"""
name = "interval"
def __init__(self, turns: int) -> None:
"""Initialize the trigger with a firing cadence.
Args:
turns: Run extraction once every this many invocations. Must be a
positive integer.
Raises:
ValueError: If ``turns`` is not a positive integer (``bool`` is
rejected even though it subclasses ``int``).
"""
# Reject bool explicitly (bool is a subclass of int) and any value < 1.
if not isinstance(turns, int) or isinstance(turns, bool) or turns < 1:
raise ValueError(f"IntervalTrigger: turns must be a positive integer, got {turns}")
self._turns = turns
def attach(self, context: ExtractionTriggerContext) -> None:
"""Register an after-invocation callback that fires every ``turns`` turns.
Each ``attach`` creates a fresh closure counter, so one trigger instance
shared across stores keeps an independent count per attachment.
"""
# Per-attach counter so stores sharing one instance fire independently.
count = 0
def _callback(event: AfterInvocationEvent) -> None:
nonlocal count
count += 1
# `fire` is fire-and-forget; it dispatches extraction in the background.
if count % self._turns == 0:
context.fire()
context.agent.add_hook(_callback, AfterInvocationEvent, order=HookOrder.SDK_LAST)