feat(agents): add ratio history trimmer + history_processors wiring#81
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Summary
Adds history_processors=[...] on super().init() alongside the existing capabilities=[...] spread, backed by a new
_build_history_processors_from_scalars() builder and a make_ratio_trimmer factory.
What it does
of messages on every model request while preserving the first message (usually the system prompt).
ToolCallParts, which OpenAI's API rejects. Safe opt-in once the caller knows their history shape is OK.
Files Changed:
the history_processors=[...] kwarg in super().init(); adds _build_history_processors_from_scalars() next to _build_capabilities_from_scalars.
Testing
Hermetic test suite (no network, no model keys):
uv run pytest tests/agents/test_base_pydantic.py -n=3