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Managed tool and LLM calls always run conditional checks, request intercepts, and execution intercepts. This change lets each call choose which stages run through ExecutionOptions. It covers Rust, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and the experimental Go/C FFI bindings, including streaming and typed helpers.
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Details
Add independent stage controls. All stages run by default and keep their existing order. Nested and concurrent calls use their own options.
Keep codecs, session headers, sanitized event data, tracing, and managed completion active when callers skip stages.
Expose a defaulted Rust builder field, an immutable Python options object, a JavaScript options object, Go functional options, and additive C exports with skip-stage flags. Keep existing C signatures available.
Forward the options through typed and shorthand helpers. Test stage combinations, results and annotations, lifecycle events, nested and concurrent calls, rejection, early stream close, and callback cleanup.
Add plain-language guidance for Rust, Python, and JavaScript. Keep Go and C out of the guide additions. Keep docstring argument descriptions in signature order.
Breaking change and migration
Rust callers that construct ToolCallExecuteParams, LlmCallExecuteParams, or LlmStreamCallExecuteParams with struct literals must add execution_options: ExecutionOptions::default(). Callers can also use the existing builders, which supply that default. Existing builder calls keep the full pipeline enabled.
These controls select whole stages. They do not reorder stages or select middleware by name.
Validation
just test-rust: 6,826 passed; four skipped.
UV_PYTHON=3.13 just test-python: 81 native bridge tests, 1,583 Python tests, and 24 example tests passed; one Python test skipped.
just test-node: 10 native bridge tests, 561 binding tests, and 26 example tests passed.
just --set ci true test-go: passed.
just docs-linkcheck: passed. The remote redirect comparison was skipped because FDR returned HTTP 403.
The revised Rust options example compiles. The JavaScript typed-helper import resolves. All 12 affected Python docstrings match argument order.
Staged repository hooks passed, including formatting, type checks, Clippy, header sync, link checks, audits, Go vet, and Node docstring checks.
The full language suites ran against the implementation. Later edits changed documentation only; documentation checks and binding/header builds ran again after those edits.
Where should the reviewer start?
Start with crates/runtime/src/api/execution.rs for the shared contract. Then review tool_call_execute in crates/runtime/src/api/tool.rs and the LLM request processing in crates/runtime/src/api/shared.rs. The latter keeps codec processing and session headers active when request intercepts are off.
Review python/tests/test_execution_options.py and crates/node/tests/execution_options_tests.mjs for the behavior across public, typed, and streaming helpers.
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Relates to: RELAY-1234, in v1.0 SDK Stabilization under the v1.0 Stabilization initiative.
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New Features
Managed tool, LLM, and streaming LLM calls now support per-call options to skip conditional checks, request intercepts, or execution intercepts. All stages remain enabled by default.
Available in the Rust, Go, Python, and JavaScript/TypeScript APIs, including typed wrappers.
Event sanitization, codecs, and call completion remain active when stages are skipped; nested calls use their own options.
Documentation
Added guidance on configuring execution stages for tool and LLM calls.
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Walkthrough
Managed tool, unary LLM, and streaming LLM calls can now select which of three middleware stages run. The options are available through the runtime, FFI, Go, Node, and Python APIs. Omitted options retain the all-stages default.
The runtime adds default-enabled options for conditional-execution guardrails, request intercepts, and execution intercepts. Tool and LLM execution paths conditionally run those stages. Tests cover option combinations and related call behavior.
FFI and Go wiring crates/ffi/nemo_relay.h, crates/ffi/src/api/*, crates/ffi/tests/unit/api/execution_tests.rs, go/nemo_relay/*
The FFI adds options-aware execute entry points and rejects unsupported skip-stage bits. Existing FFI entry points use zero skip bits. Go managed calls pass the selected flags; manual lifecycle calls reject execution options.
Node API crates/node/src/api/mod.rs, crates/node/ts/typed.ts, crates/node/tests/execution_options_tests.mjs
Node and typed APIs accept execution options for tool, LLM, and streaming LLM calls. Tests cover all combinations of the three switches across execution kinds.
Python API crates/python/src/py_api/mod.rs, crates/python/src/py_types/mod.rs, python/nemo_relay/*, python/tests/test_execution_options.py
Python APIs and typed wrappers accept and forward execution options. The package exports the options type. Tests cover stage selection, nested and concurrent calls, callback failures, lifecycle events, and stream closure.
The change adds per-call stage controls with all stages enabled by default, and no functional defect was found. The LLM stage-gating and FFI option-validation paths lack direct Rust and FFI tests. Adding them would be worthwhile follow-up work.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 4f683
Calls can now explicitly skip guardrails and intercepts, while existing default behavior remains enabled. The inspected paths preserve event sanitization and managed cleanup. No concrete lower-trust attack path was established, but application-level access to these options and compatibility with external C callers remain uncertain.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The directly demonstrated bypass scope is one managed invocation, including global and scope-local middleware selected for that invocation. Its security impact depends on the affected callback and the policies implemented by skipped middleware; the inspected source does not establish a tenant, service, credential, or datastore exposure bound.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The C adapter rejects unknown skip bits but accepts every supported combination without a caller-authorization decision. Runtime ownership validation remains before execution, but it represents process/runtime ownership rather than authentication of the individual application caller.
inferred — The missing binding-level authorization check alone is insufficient to classify this as a new authorization vulnerability. The native caller already supplies the execution function, and pre-existing manual APIs omit the managed intercept pipeline. Whether a host exposes these new options to a more restricted caller remains unresolved.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Stage selection remains separate from terminal lifecycle ownership. Conditional rejection occurs before managed-handle creation; after creation, tool and unary LLM success, failure, and cancellation paths retain completion handling. Managed streams retain their ended guard, one-time finalizer ownership, and cached close result, preserving the existing convergence of exhaustion, error, drop, and repeated close.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Document stage options as trusted application policy. Hosts that expose managed execution to tenants, plugins, or model-generated requests should derive allowed stage choices themselves rather than forwarding untrusted option fields. Where skipped middleware enforces mandatory policy, a host-side allowlist or capability check could preserve that policy.
proposed — Make entry-time callback ownership explicit for legacy C exports as well as the new exports, and check external wrappers for cleanup conditioned on early validation failures. This is a compatibility precaution, not an observed double-free finding.
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Review comments at @crates/ffi/src/api/llm.rs:
- Around line 594-597: Add FFI ownership tests in execution_tests.rs for the
unary and streaming LLM _with_options entry points, alongside the existing
coverage for nemo_relay_tool_call_execute_with_options. Verify that an unknown
skip_stages bit returns InvalidArg and frees func, codec_user_data, and stream
callback data exactly once; also verify codec_user_data is freed on mismatched
codec_decode/codec_encode. Reuse the established plugin_free counter pattern.
Review comments at @crates/runtime/src/api/llm.rs:
- Line 1711: Add a runtime mask-loop test alongside
execution_options_select_stages_and_preserve_results_and_lifecycle in
llm_api_tests.rs for llm_call_execute and llm_stream_call_execute. Exercise all
eight execution-option combinations and assert stage order, the Start/End event
pair, and the resulting value for both unary and streaming calls.
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Add FFI tests for the LLM _with_options entry points.
This change moves codec wrapper construction ahead of option validation. The new tests cover only nemo_relay_tool_call_execute_with_options. The unary and streaming LLM entry points have no test for these cases:
An unknown skip_stages bit returns InvalidArg.
On that failure, the func, codec_user_data and stream callback data are each freed exactly once.
The mismatched codec_decode/codec_encode path still frees codec_user_data.
Go cannot produce an invalid bit, so no other binding covers this FFI-level ownership contract. Add tests in execution_tests.rs. Reuse the plugin_free counter pattern from the tool test.
As per path instructions, crates/{python,ffi,node}/**/* requires FFI "ownership/lifetime safety" and tests for the same surface elsewhere.
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Review comment at @crates/ffi/src/api/llm.rs around lines 594 - 597:
Add FFI ownership tests in execution_tests.rs for the unary and streaming LLM _with_options entry points, alongside the existing coverage for nemo_relay_tool_call_execute_with_options. Verify that an unknown skip_stages bit returns InvalidArg and frees func, codec_user_data, and stream callback data exactly once; also verify codec_user_data is freed on mismatched codec_decode/codec_encode. Reuse the established plugin_free counter pattern.
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The runtime test execution_options_select_stages_and_preserve_results_and_lifecycle covers only tool_call_execute. No Rust test in this cohort exercises llm_call_execute or llm_stream_call_execute with the eight option combinations.
The LLM paths have separate gating branches at lines 1711, 1777, 1830, 1978, 2044 and 2097. Python and Node tests cover them only through the bindings. Add a mask-loop test to llm_api_tests.rs. It should cover unary and streaming calls and assert stage order, the Start/End event pair and the result.
As per path instructions, tests should cover "the behavior promised by the changed API surface".
Also applies to: 1978-1978
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Review comment at @crates/runtime/src/api/llm.rs at line 1711:
Add a runtime mask-loop test alongside execution_options_select_stages_and_preserve_results_and_lifecycle in llm_api_tests.rs for llm_call_execute and llm_stream_call_execute. Exercise all eight execution-option combinations and assert stage order, the Start/End event pair, and the resulting value for both unary and streaming calls.
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Add ExecutionOptions to managed tool, LLM, and streaming calls across
Rust, Python, JavaScript, and Go/FFI. Preserve the default pipeline,
codecs, sanitized events, tracing, and managed cleanup.
Cover stage combinations, typed helpers, nested and concurrent calls,
stream close, rejection, and callback ownership. Document the supported
Rust, Python, and JavaScript APIs in plain language.
BREAKING CHANGE: ToolCallExecuteParams, LlmCallExecuteParams, and
LlmStreamCallExecuteParams now require execution_options in struct
literals. Set ExecutionOptions::default() to run all stages, or use
the builders, which supply that default.
Signed-off-by: Will Killian <wkillian@nvidia.com>
Exercise all eight stage-option combinations for regular and streaming
LLM calls directly in the Rust runtime. Check stage order, returned
values, stream collection and finalization, and lifecycle events.
Test both LLM FFI entry points with unknown skip bits and mismatched
codec callbacks. Count each resource's releases separately to detect
missing or duplicate cleanup.
Add purpose docs for affected helpers and tests to address the
CodeRabbit docstring coverage warning.
Signed-off-by: Will Killian <wkillian@nvidia.com>
Keep one explanation of execution-stage options in Add Middleware.
Link the tool, LLM, and framework guides to that section and preserve
the framework pages' section anchors.
Describe how to change the options in the existing examples instead of
adding separate inline examples. Keep the supported-language guidance
and explain which parts of managed execution stay active.
Signed-off-by: Will Killian <wkillian@nvidia.com>
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Overview
Managed tool and LLM calls always run conditional checks, request intercepts, and execution intercepts. This change lets each call choose which stages run through
ExecutionOptions. It covers Rust, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and the experimental Go/C FFI bindings, including streaming and typed helpers.Details
Breaking change and migration
Rust callers that construct
ToolCallExecuteParams,LlmCallExecuteParams, orLlmStreamCallExecuteParamswith struct literals must addexecution_options: ExecutionOptions::default(). Callers can also use the existing builders, which supply that default. Existing builder calls keep the full pipeline enabled.These controls select whole stages. They do not reorder stages or select middleware by name.
Validation
just test-rust: 6,826 passed; four skipped.UV_PYTHON=3.13 just test-python: 81 native bridge tests, 1,583 Python tests, and 24 example tests passed; one Python test skipped.just test-node: 10 native bridge tests, 561 binding tests, and 26 example tests passed.just --set ci true test-go: passed.just docs-linkcheck: passed. The remote redirect comparison was skipped because FDR returned HTTP 403.The full language suites ran against the implementation. Later edits changed documentation only; documentation checks and binding/header builds ran again after those edits.
Where should the reviewer start?
Start with
crates/runtime/src/api/execution.rsfor the shared contract. Then reviewtool_call_executeincrates/runtime/src/api/tool.rsand the LLM request processing incrates/runtime/src/api/shared.rs. The latter keeps codec processing and session headers active when request intercepts are off.Review
python/tests/test_execution_options.pyandcrates/node/tests/execution_options_tests.mjsfor the behavior across public, typed, and streaming helpers.Related Issues: (use one of the action keywords Closes / Fixes / Resolves / Relates to)
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