3tears-agent-wake
Long-running-agent foundation for 3tears-based agents. This package ships the schema + Collection layer for three platform tables:
agent_wake_schedules-- one row per active wake schedule for a conversation (cron / one-shot / random-window / etc). Carries a nullableskill_idFK referencing the cross-packageagent_skills.skill_idstandalone UNIQUE.wake_fires-- one row per wake fire (history; the statuses aretypes.FireStatus, among them'checked_quiet': a check that found nothing, no turn ran, not counted by the fire limits).webhook_subscriptions-- one row per inbound HTTP webhook subscription. Carries nullabledefault_skill_idFK toagent_skills.skill_idand Fernet-encryptedsecret_ciphertext.
Plus three BaseEntity subclasses, three BaseCollection subclasses,
and an agent-scope migration registration declaring
depends_on=("conversations", "agent_skills").
No tick engine, no dispatch handler, no agent tools, and no Pydantic API models live in this package.
Partitioning
All three tables partition by conversation_id (wake operations are
conversation-scoped). The Collections expose partition_column = "conversation_id" so the workspace partition-column enforcement walker
audits every SQL string touching these tables for the predicate.
There is intentionally NO database-level FK on conversation_id ->
conversations(conversation_id). The 3tears conversations table
carries a composite PK (agent_id, conversation_id) and no standalone
UNIQUE (conversation_id) constraint, so a single-column FK is not
legal. The same precedent applies in packages/agent/tools/
(context_items.conversation_id) and packages/agent/skills/
(agent_skill_invocations.conversation_id). Conversation lifecycle is
governed by app-level cascade through ConversationsCollection.
Orphan-row implication. Because there is no DB-level FK, deleting a
row from conversations does NOT automatically remove the wake
schedules, fires, or webhook subscriptions for that conversation.
They become orphans (rows whose conversation_id no longer resolves).
The partition-column enforcement walker keeps the application blind to
orphans (every query is filtered by conversation_id so an orphan is
invisible at the read path), but the rows still occupy storage. This
is the same trade-off agent-tools and agent-skills make. A future
cross-package cleanup (a TRIGGER on conversations-delete that fans
out to dependent tables, or a periodic GC job in ConversationsCollection)
would close the gap; that work is intentionally cross-cutting and
out of scope for this package.
Migration registration
from threetears.agent.wake import register as register_wake
from threetears.core.data.migrations import MigrationRunner
runner = MigrationRunner()
register_wake(runner)
Migrations are agent-scoped and declare
depends_on=("conversations", "agent_skills") -- the canonical
MigrationRunner topologically orders the agent-scope pass so the
conversations + agent_skills migrations apply before any wake
table is created.
Design references
See docs/agent-wake/README.md for the package overview and the
locked design decisions.
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