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"""Process entrypoint.
Phase 1.4 — async ``main``: install uvloop, load the user config, build
registries + per-agent backends (only ``RaycastBackend`` so far), wire
each frontend with a ``GatewayRuntime``, and run all
``frontend.serve()`` coroutines concurrently. Without any frontends we
still print the Phase 0 DoD line and exit cleanly so the bare skeleton
keeps working.
Phase 2.1 — when the user declares any ``McpServer``, we additionally
build the internal MCP aggregator app and run it on
``127.0.0.1:INTERNAL_MCP_PORT`` as another task inside the same
TaskGroup. URLs are surfaced through ``GatewayRuntime.mcp_internal_urls``
so Phase 2.2's ClaudeCode adapter can find them.
Phase 3 — the same aggregator backs the external ``McpServerFrontend``;
``cli`` doesn't have to know that the frontend reverse-proxies into it,
it just keeps the aggregator running for anyone who needs it.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import asyncio
import contextlib
import logging
import signal
from contextlib import AsyncExitStack
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
import uvicorn
import uvloop
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from raycast_api import Client as RaycastClient
from raycast_api.config import Config as RaycastConfig
from beaver_gateway import config_loader
from beaver_gateway.agents.claude import ClaudeAgent
from beaver_gateway.agents.raycast import RaycastAgent
from beaver_gateway.backends.claude_sdk import (
ClaudeSdkBackend,
RunnerConfig,
UsageEvent,
)
from beaver_gateway.backends.raycast import RaycastBackend
from beaver_gateway.core.auth import TokenStore
from beaver_gateway.core.registry import AgentRegistry, McpRegistry
from beaver_gateway.frontends.base import GatewayRuntime
from beaver_gateway.mcp.internal_app import build_internal_app
from beaver_gateway.settings import Settings
from beaver_gateway.storage import Database, PostgresSessionStore, Usage, append_usage
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from fastmcp import FastMCP
from fastmcp.tools.base import Tool as FastMCPTool
from starlette.applications import Starlette
from beaver_gateway.backends.base import Backend
from beaver_gateway.mcp.types import McpServerT
_log = logging.getLogger("beaver_gateway.cli")
def main() -> None:
"""Sync wrapper: uvloop loop factory + asyncio.run."""
logging.basicConfig(
level=logging.INFO, format="%(asctime)s %(levelname)s %(name)s: %(message)s"
)
_install_sigterm_handler()
asyncio.run(_async_main(), loop_factory=uvloop.new_event_loop)
def _install_sigterm_handler() -> None:
"""Turn SIGTERM into a normal interpreter exit.
Python's default SIGTERM disposition kills the process outright, so
neither ``AsyncExitStack`` unwinding nor ``atexit`` hooks run. That
matters because every ``claude`` we spawn lives in its own session
(ptyprocess calls ``setsid``), which makes it immune to the signal
that took us down — a hard SIGTERM leaves one orphaned CLI per live
session, each holding hundreds of MB. Raising ``KeyboardInterrupt``
instead routes ``docker stop`` / ``systemctl stop`` through the same
shutdown path as Ctrl-C, which does reap them.
Only installed when we own the main thread's signal handlers; under
an embedding host that isn't ours to take.
"""
def _raise_interrupt(_signum: int, _frame: object) -> None:
raise KeyboardInterrupt
with contextlib.suppress(ValueError, OSError):
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, _raise_interrupt)
async def _async_main() -> None:
# Populate ``os.environ`` from ``.env`` before anything else so the
# user's ``config.py`` can read its own secrets via ``os.environ[...]``
# (Firefly PAT, third-party MCP creds, etc.). ``Settings`` already
# reads ``.env`` independently via pydantic-settings, but that path
# populates Settings fields, not the process environment.
# ``override=False``: real env vars (Docker, systemd) win over .env.
load_dotenv(override=False)
settings = Settings() # ty: ignore[missing-argument]
gateway = config_loader.load(settings.config_path)
agents = AgentRegistry(gateway.agents)
mcps = McpRegistry(gateway.mcps)
# Phase 4.1 — open the async DB and run create_all once. Engine
# pool is process-wide; ``dispose()`` after the TaskGroup unwinds.
db = Database(settings.database_url)
await db.create_all()
# Phase 4.2 — TokenStore now reads from the DB (in-memory cache
# primed at start, TTL-refreshed, last_used_at flushed by a
# background task). BOOTSTRAP_TOKENS layers on top so first-run /
# examples still work without DB writes.
token_store = TokenStore(
db, bootstrap=TokenStore.parse_bootstrap(settings.bootstrap_tokens)
)
async with AsyncExitStack() as stack:
stack.push_async_callback(db.dispose)
await token_store.start()
stack.push_async_callback(token_store.stop)
# Internal MCP URLs must exist before we construct any
# ClaudeSdkBackend - adapters bake the URLs into their
# ``mcp_servers`` at construction time. The
# ``mcp_servers`` map is used by the Raycast backend, which
# needs in-process ``list_tools`` / ``call_tool`` access (the
# Raycast wire has no native MCP concept).
internal_app, internal_urls, mcp_servers = _build_internal_mcp(
gateway.mcps, settings=settings
)
# Prefetch tool catalogs for every MCP so RaycastAgent requests
# don't pay a per-turn list_tools roundtrip and so a broken MCP
# surfaces at startup instead of mid-conversation.
mcp_tools = await _prefetch_mcp_tools(mcp_servers)
backends: dict[str, Backend] = await _build_backends(
settings=settings,
agents=agents,
stack=stack,
db=db,
mcp_internal_urls=internal_urls,
mcp_servers=mcp_servers,
mcp_tools=mcp_tools,
)
runtime = GatewayRuntime(
agents=agents,
mcps=mcps,
backends=backends,
token_store=token_store,
db=db,
mcp_internal_urls=internal_urls,
admin_user=settings.admin_user,
admin_pass=settings.admin_pass,
session_secret=settings.session_secret,
frontends=tuple(gateway.frontends),
)
for fe in gateway.frontends:
fe.configure(runtime)
_log.info(
"beaver-gateway: loaded %d agents, %d mcps, %d frontends",
len(agents),
len(mcps),
len(gateway.frontends),
)
# Keep the Phase 0 DoD line on stdout for grep-friendly smoke
# tests, in addition to the structured log line above.
print(
f"beaver-gateway: loaded {len(agents)} agents, "
f"{len(mcps)} mcps, {len(gateway.frontends)} frontends"
)
if not gateway.frontends:
# No external listeners → nothing to serve. The internal
# MCP app has no consumer on its own, so we skip running
# it in this path and exit cleanly (Phase 0 DoD).
return
async with asyncio.TaskGroup() as tg:
if internal_app is not None:
tg.create_task(_serve_internal_mcp(internal_app, settings=settings))
for fe in gateway.frontends:
tg.create_task(fe.serve())
def _build_internal_mcp(
mcps: list[McpServerT], *, settings: Settings
) -> tuple[Starlette | None, dict[str, str], dict[str, FastMCP]]:
"""Build the aggregator app + URL map + server map, or empty equivalents.
The URL map is always handed out (frontends may still introspect
``runtime.mcp_internal_urls`` even if nothing is configured); the
app is ``None`` when there are no MCPs to mount, so the caller
skips the uvicorn task entirely. The server map is the in-process
handle the Raycast backend needs to splice MCP tools into its
requests — empty when no MCPs are configured.
"""
if not mcps:
return None, {}, {}
return build_internal_app(mcps, host="127.0.0.1", port=settings.internal_mcp_port)
async def _prefetch_mcp_tools(
servers: dict[str, FastMCP],
) -> dict[str, list[FastMCPTool]]:
"""Eagerly enumerate tools per MCP so the Raycast loop has a static catalog.
Each underlying proxy is allowed to fail independently — a broken
MCP shouldn't take down the whole gateway. The result has one entry
per MCP that responded; agents that ``expose_mcps`` a missing entry
will simply expose no tools from it (logged once per request).
"""
out: dict[str, list[FastMCPTool]] = {}
for name, server in servers.items():
try:
out[name] = list(await server.list_tools())
except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 — proxy can raise any transport error; we degrade per-MCP rather than fail the whole gateway
_log.exception("failed to list tools for MCP %r — skipping", name)
out[name] = []
return out
async def _serve_internal_mcp(app: Starlette, *, settings: Settings) -> None:
"""Run the internal MCP aggregator on loopback.
Bound to ``127.0.0.1`` (never EXPOSE'd) — only the in-process
ClaudeCode subprocess reaches it. Logged at ``warning`` level so
we don't drown the gateway's own logs in per-request noise.
"""
config = uvicorn.Config(
app,
host="127.0.0.1",
port=settings.internal_mcp_port,
log_level="warning",
loop="uvloop",
)
server = uvicorn.Server(config)
_log.info(
"internal MCP aggregator on http://127.0.0.1:%d/mcp/<name>",
settings.internal_mcp_port,
)
await server.serve()
async def _build_backends(
*,
settings: Settings,
agents: AgentRegistry,
stack: AsyncExitStack,
db: Database,
mcp_internal_urls: dict[str, str],
mcp_servers: dict[str, FastMCP],
mcp_tools: dict[str, list[FastMCPTool]],
) -> dict[str, Backend]:
"""Construct one backend per agent name.
The Raycast ``Client`` is shared across every ``RaycastAgent``
(bearer + device-id are process-wide), so we open it lazily - only
when at least one ``RaycastAgent`` is present - and close it via
the caller's exit stack.
Each :class:`ClaudeAgent` gets its own :class:`ClaudeSdkBackend`
(own live-session pool, own prompt and MCP set); all of them share
the session store and the usage sink.
"""
backends: dict[str, Backend] = {}
raycast_agents = [a for a in agents if isinstance(a, RaycastAgent)]
if raycast_agents:
client = await _try_open_raycast_client(settings, stack)
if client is not None:
raycast_backend = RaycastBackend(
client, mcp_servers=mcp_servers, mcp_tools=mcp_tools
)
for a in raycast_agents:
backends[a.name] = raycast_backend
session_store = PostgresSessionStore(db)
runner = RunnerConfig(user=settings.claude_runner_user, home=settings.claude_home)
mcp_tool_names = {
name: [t.name for t in tools] for name, tools in mcp_tools.items()
}
async def record_usage(event: UsageEvent) -> None:
row = Usage(
agent_name=event.agent_name,
conversation_id=event.conversation_id,
session_id=event.session_id,
model=event.model,
effort=event.effort,
input_tokens=event.usage.input_tokens,
output_tokens=event.usage.output_tokens,
cache_read_tokens=event.usage.cache_read_tokens,
cache_creation_tokens=event.usage.cache_creation_tokens,
cost_usd=event.usage.cost_usd,
duration_ms=event.usage.duration_ms,
num_turns=event.usage.num_turns,
)
try:
async with db.session() as session:
await append_usage(session, row)
except Exception: # noqa: BLE001
_log.exception("usage write failed for %s", event.agent_name)
for a in agents:
if isinstance(a, ClaudeAgent):
adapter = ClaudeSdkBackend(
agent=a,
mcp_internal_urls=mcp_internal_urls,
session_store=session_store,
mcp_tool_names=mcp_tool_names,
runner=runner,
usage_sink=record_usage,
)
await stack.enter_async_context(adapter)
backends[a.name] = adapter
return backends
async def _try_open_raycast_client(
settings: Settings, stack: AsyncExitStack
) -> RaycastClient | None:
"""Open a ``raycast_api.Client`` if creds are available, else warn + skip.
Skipping is gentler than failing startup: the user can bring up the
gateway, list their agents, and still hit a ``ClaudeAgent``; affected
``RaycastAgent`` instances 503 with a specific message at request time.
Missing ``raycast.json`` falls into the same bucket — first-run
users won't have it yet.
"""
if not settings.raycast_bearer:
_log.warning(
"RaycastAgent present but RAYCAST_BEARER is unset — those agents will 503"
)
return None
if not settings.raycast_device_id:
_log.warning(
"RaycastAgent present but RAYCAST_DEVICE_ID is unset — those agents "
"will 503 (generate once with `python -c 'import secrets; "
"print(secrets.token_hex(32))'`)"
)
return None
if not settings.raycast_config_path.exists():
_log.warning(
"RaycastAgent present but %s is missing — those agents will 503",
settings.raycast_config_path,
)
return None
config = RaycastConfig.load(settings.raycast_config_path)
client = RaycastClient(
config=config,
bearer_token=settings.raycast_bearer,
device_id=settings.raycast_device_id,
locale=settings.raycast_locale,
)
return await stack.enter_async_context(client)